Tout De Suite Cafe

Sweet potato pancakes were so-​so, but their breakfast items are to die for! Their eggs, grits, biscuits and gravy, and home style potatoes are the best in the city. We stay around the corner, so this is an excellent stop. Gets crowded the later it is, so beware!

This place is my new favorite everything. The staff made us a full breakfast by the time she was done ringing up our order (so fast!) and it was all delicious. Crispy potatoes, real cheese and perfectly done eggs. A raspberry and goat cheese danish with flaky pastry and real berries, and an outstanding scone.
Then I discovered the cookie cabinet.
An old reclaimed cupboard, and when I opened the door, a wave of cookie goodness washed out and I’m pretty sure it made me three years younger when it hit my face. I had the best cookie of my life: a fat, soft molasses ginger cookie with a touch of fresh pepper, dotted with candied ginger pieces that elevated it from good to divine. Fun atmosphere, with an awesome painted fish on the wall and friendly staff who know your name and order. I may never have money again, but I will have lots and lots of delicious pastries.

Cute little café/​lunch spot in Algiers. Delicious sandwiches in the French tradition. This place looks like a popular local hotspot with lots of people riding their bikes up to the café. Local ingredients!

Quaint and local pastry, breakfast, and coffee shop located in the heart of Algiers Point.
Helpful and friendly staff adds to the ambiance.
Dog friendly outside, always with a bowl of water and tie-​ups.

This place has incredible food, great service, and you can taste the love and pride the food is made with. You will leave feeling very satisfied!
They also make great coffee. I had an americano and my wife had an ice coffee, cold brewed with vanilla bean; both were awesome.

Dont expect over the top Cajun cream sauce cuisine at this neighborhood hangout.
You won’t get fat but your taste buds will thank you for dropping by, as will your billfold.
I dropped in on a lazy sat afternoon and had a delicious bowl of chicken tortilla soup.
If you’re burnt out on Po boys and étouffée give this one a try.

I had the deep south breakfast. I’m usually very wary of anything smothered in gravy. This, though, was very light, and very filling. I also appreciated the casual atmosphere, and the smooth coffee.

Tout De Suite Café serves both breakfast and lunch, but I am going to review the breakfast because that’s the reason I visited,.
I stopped in on a Friday morning at about 10 and, while there was a good crowd, it wasn’t overly packed. The way it works here is you order at the counter, then find a table and wait for someone to bring you your food. The café is small, but it’s a lovely atmosphere and a spot that seems to be full of neighborhood locals enjoying their breakfast and reading the paper.
I decided to get the Atchafalaya– crawfish etoufee poured over organic grits that comes with 2 eggs, which I decided to get on the side. After a short wait, the food came and wow– this is seriously a lot of food for this early in the morning! It was a large portion of delicious étouffée and buttery creamy grits. I loved that the etoufee had just enough spice to it, without being overwhelming and the eggs were cooked to perfection and I will gladly admit, that there was no way I was able to defeat this dish and I absolutely had leftovers. The meal was $ 13 and worth every penny.
I would love to return and maybe eat outside now that the weather is cooling down.

Came in on a Sunday for a late, rainy breakfast. Cute, cozy place on the Westbank. We ordered the Irish Channel, blueberry pancakes, and made our own omelette; all were delicious! Order at counter, Sunday breakfast til 3 pm, and cute outdoor seating (when the weather allows). Would definitely go back!

Neighborhood gem. No tourists. Order at counter, eat then bus your table. Keeps labor costs down. Many locals walk while others drive and park. Breakfast/​brunch was great. Members of the Clean Plate Club. Most seem to know everyone inside. Cute outdoor seating.

Went for brunch with mom and hubby. Ordered the huevos rancheros and Poche (boudin). Food came quickly and was delicious! Nice little gem of a place. Nothing fancy, just comfortable and friendly. If you find yourself in Old Algiers, don’t fail to check ‘em out.

Fantastic breakfast place, come early as it can fill up fast. Menu is fresh and meals are thoughtfully crafted, ambience is warm and welcoming. we hope ot be regulars now that we have relocated to algiers point! The avocado toast breakfast is generously portioned and a refreshing change from common breakfast options in the GNO area, and one of few savory vegetarian options around here

Excellent breakfast/​brunch place across the river from Bourbon street. It has a pleasant, charming atmosphere with excellent food. I got to try the atchafalaya and the pain perdu french toast. Everything was great, but special mention to the atchafalaya!
Crawfish ettouffe on over easy eggs and grits. The ettouffe adds some acidity and brightness to the thickness and creaminess of the grits and eggs. Absolutely perfect. Definitely try this place out if you have a chance to!

This is a cute little restaurant across the Mississippi. It’s quaint and the food is out of control. I had the «Katrina» for breakfast. Huevos Rancheros sour cream, avocado, salsa, you name it they had it in there. It came out very presentable and turned into one delicious mess. Definitely check this place out if your in New Orleans. A little hidden gem.

I’m usually annoyed with reviews who mark down ratings based on service because I put food as my number one priority. Let me get this out of the way, the food here is legit. Fresh, simple, more-​or-​less-​healthful. I can vouch for the blueberry pancakes and the scrambled eggs, grits, and bacon. (the biscuit was the only thing that fell flat — a bit literally)
Service, however, was the worst I think I’ve experienced anywhere. Not only was the woman behind the counter aloof beyond words, but she also did completely away with communication. When I asked her what kind of chai she had she literally rolled her eyes, turned back to the counter, took out the carton, held it up, then put it back and slammed the ‘frige door shut. I was binging off of five days of amazing warmth and Louisiana hospitality so this was a shock. I did not hear a single greeting, thank you, or even instruction from her. Just awful.
I’m also not crazy about the crowd we encountered. We hit the very tail end of the Sunday brunchers and again, totally different than the NOLA vibe we’ve been getting everywhere else — self-​entitled and clueless, if not downright rude people.
Terrible vibe. Tasty food. May you roll the dice and end up with a better experience than I!

I had spied Tout de Suite before, sitting there on the caddy corner across from Holy Name of Mary Church in Algiers Point. I had never thought to stop in, thinking that it was nothing more than a local coffee shop. So, when I heard that they sold breakfast and lunch that is top-​notch, I made a point to check the place out! I finally had my opportunity last week when a friend invited me out for lunch. I get an hour for my lunch break, which means I have to go someplace close by, and Tout de Suite fit that bill.
The place very much reminds me of an establishment you might find somewhere in the Garden District. It has an artsy vibe to it, and it’s one of those places that people in the neighborhood have known about for years.
Their menu of salads, soups, and salads is not an extensive one, but it has a little bit of something for everyone. Even better, there are healthy vegetarian options, which is hard to come by in this city where everything deep fried reigns supreme.
On this day, I had the Baguette du Fromage, which is Gruyère and goat’s cheese sandwiched between a whole wheat baguette with sliced tomatoes and mixed greens. Sandwiches are served with your choice of a mixed salad, potato salad or soup (tomato basil, miso, and crawfish bisque were the options). I originally opted for the tomato basil soup but was told that they were out, so I ordered the mixed salad instead. If they ran out of the soup, that tells me that it’s good and gives me a reason to go back already.
The sandwich was creamy, gooey deliciousness! The salad was also a nice mix of spring greens, carrots, cherry tomatoes and cucumber with a vinagrette dressing served separately. For $ 9, it was a very generous plate of food… very, very GOOD food!
My friend order the rotisserie chicken club sandwich with potato salad. The sandwich had HUGE hunks of chicken on it to the point that it was falling out of the sandwich!
It’s great knowing that there’s a quick and good lunch spot in Algiers that is within minutes of both home and the office. If you think you have to travel to the Eastbank to find a cute, comfy café with great food and a cool vibe, then you need to stop by Tout de Suite!

I wish this place had existed while I still lived in the city. I moved away a few years ago and came back recently to find this place right in the heart of old Algiers Point. 2 blocks away from my old house, I’d probably be here every day for lunch.
It has a quaint atmosphere inside as well as plenty of outdoor seating. I had the chicken club and will make it a point to try something new every time I am in town.

3.75÷5 all of the things
everytime i come here i want to order all the things. just put it all on a plate and let me stuff myself silly. i wish that it were somewhere nearer to me on the eastbank, but then when i’m finally in algiers point i remember how cute it all is and that the meal here would be a little extra special.
i think they are pretty friendly and have let me order breakfast past the typical end-​time so i’m thankful for that. to recent memory i went the gravy route, and i felt so satisfied as i roll out. i think maybe next time i’ll just go with the standard plate… plus gravy lol. or there’s also the one with avocado that my friend raved about. i’ll also add that their baked stuff is also yummy. the ginger cookie has some other great spice-​play going on and if you can squeeze in another bite after the meal give it a try.

This is a cozy counter service breakfast nook. The woman at the counter was on the ball. She took orders, made coffee, and brought out the food. A great menu and very tasty food. The biscuits and the bacon were great. The coffee was strong and the atmosphere was friendly and welcoming.

How did it take me so long to discover this little gem? I love going out for breakfast and brunch, and while I was living in Nola, the weekend mornings have always been a case of ‘where are we going to eat?’ I would turn on Unilocal and in all previous occasions this place didn’t show up.
One reason why I’ve probably never run across Tout De Suite Café is because I rarely ventured to Algiers Point. Well now I have a reason to visit more often during my trips to Nola.
I really enjoyed the weekend morning vibe and the live music. I also liked the outdoor seating and how dog friendly it was. I came here with my wife and we ended up sitting inside, having recently come from the north, I was feeling the heat already.
I ordered a con panna and the Traditional. Both were very good, although I thought my con panna tasted very similar to a mocha. I loved my potatoes on my traditional and they had a mild but good heat to them. I can’t wait to come back here and try out the sausage gravy dishes (I like to douse my hash browns in gravy), and all the other breakfast dishes that look so delicious in the Unilocal pictures.

Mit der Fähre kann man vom French Quarter in ca. 7 Minuten in den Stadtteil Algiers übersetzen und eine kleine Besichtigung des Stadtteils unternehmen. Hier ist Ruhe oberstes Gebot, kein hektischer Partytrubel oder gar laute Musik. Inmitten des Viertels gegenüber von der Kirche liegt das Tout De Suite Café. Es bietet sich an, hier eine kurze Pause in Mitten von Einheimischen zu machen, bevor man wieder in den belebteren Teil der Stadt zurückkehrt.