Le Petit Bleu

The crepes and coffee were delicious and the staff were great. Cute place but I gave it 4 stars on atmosphere because there wasn't enough seating. You have to wait for a table to open up. Maybe this place is best for take out only.

Le Petit Bleu in the Garden District was such a charming stop during my trip. The café is absolutely adorable, and the atmosphere felt so welcoming the moment I walked in. I met some of the friendliest people there, which made the experience even more special. I ordered a pastry, deviled eggs, and coffee, and everything was delicious—perfect for a relaxed morning before exploring the neighborhood. The location is wonderful too. It’s right across the street from a beautiful cemetery and in such a walkable part of the Garden District, which made it the perfect place to start a morning stroll. Between the cozy charm, great food, and kind people, I absolutely loved my time here. I would definitely visit again the next time I’m in New Orleans. ☕🥐

We stopped by La Petit Blu, a bakery and coffee shop in New Orleans, and overall had a positive experience, especially when it came to the food. The atmosphere is very cute and charming, with a blue-and-white theme that makes it feel like a classic French-inspired bakery. That said, seating is extremely limited; there are only four tables inside, and they were all taken when we arrived, so we weren’t able to sit and eat indoors. We ordered a ham and cheese walking crêpe, a croissant, a bacon, ham, and cheese breakfast sandwich, and coffee. The food was the standout. The croissant breakfast sandwich was rich, warm, and very satisfying, and the walking crêpe was light, refreshing, and easy to enjoy on the go. If you’re looking for a great breakfast sandwich or quick bite from a bakery in New Orleans, this spot delivers on food quality. The coffee menu, however, was very limited. They only offered hot drip coffee or cold brew, with no specialty coffee drinks like lattes, which was disappointing if you’re someone who prefers espresso-based drinks. Overall, La Petit Blu is a solid stop if you’re in the area and want a delicious breakfast sandwich or crêpe in New Orleans, but expanding the coffee menu and adding more seating would really elevate the experience.

Le Petit Bleu, a charming crêperie in New Orleans’ Garden District affiliated with Commander’s Palace, exemplifies a felicitous fusion of Parisian elegance and Haute Creole innovation. Upon the recommendation of our erudite tour guide extolling the Bananas Foster crêpe—a sublime adaptation of the iconic dessert—I was so enamored with the intimate, jewel-box ambiance that I returned forthwith. The quiches proved exquisitely balanced, the collard greens crêpe a masterful savory revelation, and the orange-infused tea transcendentally sublime. An utterly cosy haven deserving unreserved commendation. Five stars.

Visited La Petit Bleu with my wife and we could not stop raving about how much we enjoyed our breakfast. The service was fast, the employees kind, the atmosphere was BEAUTIFUL - like being inside of a thoughtfully curated gift box. Even the trip over to the Garden district was something out of a movie. The Quiche Lorraine was delicious, the coffee was delicious, my wife enjoyed her BLT, and we shared a biscuit sandwich that may have been one of the best I’ve ever had. For this to be a Parisian inspired cafe they have truly exceeded my expectations. As someone who has been to Paris I enjoyed this southern delight way more. I even said to my wife, “If this was in NYC there would be a line wrapped around the corner and a 50 minute wait.” A MUST see in New Orleans.