CC’s Coffee House

This is a cute little coffee house on the corner. The menu is rather limited and basically looks like a Starbucks. They carry Chickory coffee but not decaf Chickory coffee. There appeared to be many local saying out and using the Wi-​Fi.

I thought I was an independent coffee shop, but it seems like it is from a chain. The egg bagel sandwich was «meh», as was the mochassippi. The spinach fetta croissant was good though, and the place is nice, although a little bit cold.

This wonderful French Quarter coffee shop has Great baked pastries. We really enjoyed their blueberry muffins, and will return here often.

I stop here often on my way to work. I drink espresso, straight up, so I can’t comment on their fancy dranks. the service is always fast and efficient, which is what I really want.
they’ve got a variety of baked goods and breakfast sandwiches/​bagels. I try not to but sometimes I can’t help it and I get a blueberry muffin or a lemon bar. yum.
the ambiance leaves a little to be desired, but I don’t post up in coffee shops so that’s not an issue for me. cc’s or petite Amelie are my go to espresso spots on Royal.

After maybe 3 trips to NOLA & never hearing of Community Coffee, I discovered them & the angels sang. When I lived in NY, I bought their coffee online for the price of a vital organ or two. Living in FL, it was easy to get & I got spoiled. So, whenever I visit NOLA, I pick up as much as I can carry & get very sad the day it runs out. My favorite is the Café Special, though, which you can’t get at the shop. I pick that up at Rouse’s. The shop, though, is a lovely place, although a bit out of the way. Which is probably, come to think of it, why it’s so lovely. Nice, helpful staff — well-​trained & obviously having the Customer Service Gene. Great cup of coffee.

The mocha here is pretty fantastic. This place is more or less a Starbucks for people who hate Starbucks. Clean and trendy, it’s pretty popular. Good snacking food too.
You can buy things like mugs and postcards and such too, so get a coffee and some of your tourist shopping done in one quick stop.
Oh, get a cookie too.

After hearing from the tour guide that everyone needed to try coffee with chicory root as its a local favourite, I thought I’d give it a try. I tried it au lait and it was good but not as distinct of a taste as I was expecting.

This place is actually a strategic place to rest your tired feet and if you need a little perk me up. It’s a chain which their choice call Community Coffee is literally sold in majority of places.
Coffee is strong, and the sofas are comfy. Plus pointy if you’re traveling, you also have free WiFi.

My husband and I were in town for Decadence 2015. It was a hellishly hot and miserably humid Saturday afternoon as we wandered the French Quarter, so naturally, my husband wants a big steaming cup of blistering hot coffee.
Really?
*Massive Eye Roll*
It was pointless to argue the obvious so I gave in and we stopped at CC’s.
It’s a fairly nice place. It’s cozy and inviting and it looked like the handful of fellow caffeine fiends were enjoying hanging out. It also looked like they have a nice selection of pastries, cakes, muffins, etc … But we were there for the coffee.
So, we got a couple of small (I think they call them «tall» or something silly like that) café au laits, and grabbed a table. I didn’t much care for sitting so close to a retail display /​room divider /​traffic control thing, but I guess everyone wants to expand their empire. After all, a girl’s gotta eat!
The coffee was fine. It took a while for it to cool enough that it didn’t melt the lips off your face, but it was fine.
My other half was somehow completely enamored by the place so I’m sure we’ll be back again next year, and it will undoubtedly be the day that the asphalt on Royal street starts melting the soles of your shoes.
*sigh*

I came here to work on a Friday. I got the Mochasippi, which was yummy. Pretty comparable to Starbucks’ Frapps, but a bit better (a little less sweet). This is a nice place to work, as there are plenty of tables and outlets and it’s clean. There’s WiFi too, though it was a bit slow and I ended up hot-​spotting mostly.

The mocha was complete syrup and very little coffee. I ordered the super grande which is the equivalent of a Starbucks Vente. My wife has the iced coffee and it tasted a bit off, almost having a mild ammonia scent. Perhaps the beans were old?
They need to work on the mixing.
Music was nice. Air conditioned. Conveniently located in the middle of the French Quarter.

I LOST ALL MY FREQUENT USER POINTS TODAY
because, despite being a loyal member since 1998 I apparently had to RE-​REGISTER my card by June 1!
NO REPUTABLE INSTITUTION REVOKES POINTS
on a technicality.
I was never told by a barista that this was necessary
I did not receive an email because I’d unsubscribed after CCs many robo-​emails became tedious.
EVERY TIME I MAKE UP WITH CC’S THEY SCREW ME

Just like a local Starbucks. Scones and banana walnut bread were really great.

The iced coffee proved to be a life saver during a particularly hot walk through the Quarter. The girl who took my order was nice and helpful and there wasn’t a long line. I like that this location has two registers in order to keep up with any potential crowd, as I can imagine that in the morning this is extremely necessary. The coffee was tasty, cheap ($ 3 for a 24 oz) and definitely hit the spot.
They have an assortment of pastries and a nice area for seating. Everything is clean is well kempt, even after a busy French Quarter morning. The bathroom is also really clean and nicely taken care of.

great location! It is very close to the galleries and the walkable areas so it is a great stop off point to either start or end a walk on Royal Street.
This is the location where I was introduced to the salted caramel cookie and now I am hooked.
It would be nice if they were open later, but maybe that will come later.

I go to this CC’s about 10 times a week and love the place! The Mochasippi is 15x better than any Frappacinno ever dreamed of being. And, the staff is incredibly friendly and efficient — always seeming to know when to kick in to second gear as the crowds grow–
Great place to sit also– people watching, reading, etc — it is my «writing studio» and has been for more a long time!

I really love this location. First of all, yes, there are CCs on every corner of this city. But only one of them is on this beautiful street. The open doors allow the sounds of the street to flood the shop. The comfy chairs are a great place to rest on afternoons out for a stroll. Of course you get the great CCs service that I find all the time, because their corporate structured training is very consistent across the board. But it is also a very clean spot in an otherwise dirty part of town. While it’s not a great study spot, it is definitely a relaxing spot to hit up. Most importantly, the mochassippi is one of the greatest elixirs ever. Get it. With extra espresso. Then go be a tourist in your own town.

This place is OK, but there are many better options in town. My Latte was just OK.

I was on a Sunday afternoon bar crawl in the Quarters and was fading and there it was my caffeine godsend. Seriously, I’m not a coffee drinker but that go cup of iced tea saved my life.
The staff was helpful and polite. The space was clean and there was space to move around. And my iced tea did not taste like coffee! So I was a happy girl. Oh and the chocolate chip cookie that I bought was life saving to another member of the group who was starving.
Of course, when I left the store, I had lost my group and had to go find them over on Bourbon. But totally worth the detour.

Check in often, even on a short vacation, to take advantage of periodic deals! The espresso is great. The jazzy dark blend is excellent. I also enjoy the monster chocolate chunk cookie. It tastes and looks like they broke up a few large chocolate bars in it!
It is off the crazy crowed path so you can usually get right in and set down to a relaxing street view.

Lecker Bananen Walnuss Kuchen, ansonsten nicht viel anders als Starbucks.

Ein schönes gemütliches Kaffeehaus. Der Kaffee schmeckt prima und es gibt auch viele Dinge zum Essen. Ein schöner Ort, um in New Orleans in Ruhe zu arbeiten, zu lesen oder nur so rumzuhängen. Toll ist auch, dass es sehr viele Steckdosen überall gibt.