Le Ponce

Coffee shop · Fairground

Le Ponce

Coffee shop · Fairground

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3133 Ponce De Leon St, New Orleans, LA 70119

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Excellent coffee, breakfast sandwiches, and baguette sandwiches  

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3133 Ponce De Leon St, New Orleans, LA 70119 Get directions

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$10–20

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Cafe Degas Debuts Neighboring French Sandwich Shop and Bakery | Eater New Orleans

"A long-awaited cafe and bakery from French bistro stalwart Cafe Degas opens Friday, September 6, in New Orleans’s Bayou St. John neighborhood called Le Ponce, at 3133 Ponce de Leon Street. The small shop—whose owners bought the building formerly home to Fair Grinds Coffeehouse in 2022—has held test runs during Jazz Fest 2024 and the neighborhood’s Bastille Day block party and joins nearby favorites just a few doors from 1000 Figs and Swirl wine bar. The succinct opening menu features French pastries including chouquettes (petits choux: light, airy puffs with custardy insides and crunchy pearl sugar), regular and chocolate croissants, a ham-and-brie tartine, jam baguette, and quiche Lorraine, plus a build-your-own breakfast sandwich with an option of house-smoked Comté, brie, or garlic-herb goat cheese paired with ham, bacon, or andouille and a fried or scrambled egg on croissant or baguette. For coffee, Le Ponce serves custom blends from Applied Arts coffee roasters (with a long list of drinks including cortado and flat white, iced or hot), with large coffee drinks priced between $4.50 and $5.75; it is open daily from 6:30 a.m. until 3 p.m." - Clair Lorell

https://nola.eater.com/2024/9/6/24237718/cafe-degas-opens-french-sandwich-shop-bakery-new-orleans
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Danielle Renee

Google
What a special little spot - gives old school local coffee shop vibes, and has such a cute little patio with plenty of plugs for working a bit. Everyone who works there is down to earth, friendly, efficient. Food is freshly baked/made (although I do wish there were one gluten free option available) and coffee is great. Get yourself some chantilly cream on top, what a TREAT! 🩵

Amy

Google
The owner is lovely, a rare gem; very friendly and just an all around beautiful soul. She hails straight from Paris, so she brings a taste of France to NOLA. The vibe is warm and inviting. My friend thoroughly enjoyed her cafe au lait and pastries. My coffee with ginger syrup was absolutely delectable! I will be back :)

Jacquie L

Google
We were SO excited to try Le Ponce this weekend (it just opened) and it did not disappoint!! The breakfast sandwiches are fantastic. The quality of each ingredient makes a huge difference. We got one breakfast sandwich with bacon, scrambled eggs and goat cheese, and another jambon and brie (both to die for!!!) We’ve lived in this area for a few years and were so sad when the last coffee shop closed its doors. So happy to see this place revitalizing the neighborhood with great food and coffee, at a reasonable price point. I look forward to many more catch ups and breakfasts at Le Ponce :)

Sue Ceravolo

Google
Meh. It's a basic coffee shop that the neighborhood supports. But it's nothing special. Even the coffee is average. We had 3 things to eat and none of them were very good. I'm a pastry chef and try not to be critical, but all their pastry products were soggy or undercooked. The eggs were overcooked. The effort just isn't there. There are several recent additions to the pastry/bagel market that are stellar, this one is not. I hope it will get better.

Shannon McIntosh

Google
Didn’t try any food but for coffee good prices and selection. The espresso is pretty good. Good location and family friendly. New locally owned business I hope people give a chance!

Kel E.

Google
Rolling out of bed with no power after the latest hurricane, we were very pleased to see our new neighbors open for business with smiling faces! An iced coffee and a delicious jambon tartine made me momentarily forget about the fridge clean out awaiting me at home. Seems like the beginning of a great relationship! Seriously though, the service and price were as good as the food, happy to have Le Ponce in the neighborhood!

Joey Hartmann-Dow

Google
Very cute inside. Got a latte and it was ok and a little pricey (75¢ extra for oat milk), I liked that it was in a shop mug. The tea my friend got was a little pricey but came with the experience (fancy tea bag and teapot)

Jaime Ponseti

Google
I live in the neighborhood and have been here numerous times and le Ponce never disappoints. I’m particularly fond of the baguette sandwiches, the baguettes being wonderfully light an airy and just perfect! The Jambon et Brie is yummy!