Mojo Coffee Roasters

Best flat white I’ve had so far in NOLA. This is a laid back coffee shop and roastery in a Quonset hut with a variety of seating options. Kind baristas. Not too crowded or noisy. Protein bars and homemade pastries. For non-coffee drinkers they offer a matcha latte and some bottled or canned options.

You may want to avoid going in right at opening time, even if the doors are unlocked, the sign is out, and the garage is open—the staff might still be getting things ready for the day. When I arrived, I was kindly told someone would be right with me, which I completely understood, but then I was also told they weren’t open yet, even though it was already 7:00am. I know mornings can be busy and everyone needs a moment to get settled, but the experience felt a little underwhelming compared to other coffee shops. It’s definitely not the same vibe as Mojo’s on Magazine—they tend to be more early-bird-friendly, and I believe they have different owners as well. I’d highly recommend that shop if you’re looking for a smoother early-morning coffee experience.

Loved it! This is such a cool space to sit and do some work while you get a peak into the roastery. Extra points for comfy chairs. My coffee was delicious and service was excellent.

I used to come here once a week for a few months to get coffee when going to the vet to drop off my kitten who was ill at the time. It was always SUCH a pleasant experience; however, i went yesterday & there was a barista who was so rude, unpleasant, and rushing us to grab our drinks. I've been a barista for six years so i gave her some leeway with the thought of it maybe being a hard far for her, you never know. But she was snarky, when i asked if they have their frozen beverages right now she said "um yes we have blenders year-round" - hence this is obvious but sometimes I've been to spaces where they don't work. I could've worded the question better. Also, she finishes our order and lets us know, i noted it, but still having the 45 second convo with my partner, she cuts me off to tell me again abruptly that my order is waiting for me there. I've never understood the need to rush customers to their order when they're waiting in a cafe. They can get it when they're ready to. Plus it was a few SECONDS. Her demeanor, body language, energy, all that early in the morning was too horrendous for me not to mention. I can have empathy, but she was flat-out rude for no reason. Consider compassion for others. Thank u.i know the service industry is stressful, but don't act like that. (Also this was the first time the beverage quality was bad.) I'm leaving five stars bc the guy that worked here every day before her has always been wonderful. I'm not going to let her ignorance outshine that Edit: All of the hot beverages were terrible. Basically 75% of our order was bad. (and again, this was our only bad time here. We never saw her before. The guy that's usually behind the counter is a sweetheart,)

Stopped in on a particularly gloomy and gross wet day in NOLA. This coffee cheered both my wife and I up. I enjoyed the quiet atmosphere. They roast their coffee beans and package them at this location. Very cool that you can see the full operation from your seat.

Delicious small roastery, exceptional flavor in their espresso (so good my husband got two of them)! I enjoyed the New Orleans cold brew, their cold brew with a shot of chicory. We’ll be back!

Really neat place with seating inside and out , small but with probably 8-10 tables or so, really reasonable prices and delicious coffee. We got the cold brew and frozen latte and both were really good and perfect on a hot June morning. Definitely going to be a regular spot for us.

We love mojo! The staff is always super friendly, the coffee is amazing, and the vibes are on point haha! Great place to study or just to hang out. Spiced pecan latte is so festive for the holidays!

This is an interesting coffee shop that seems to close pretty early by NOLA coffee standards. They have a unique location inside of a Quonset hut which makes for an interesting experience when visiting this spot. The coffee seems to be of good quality and nicely brewed in my experience. The service is friendly and I've heard some interesting stories from the staff. Overall this is a nice spot to get your caffeine intake needs taken care of nicely.

Mojo has just become my new favorite coffee shop in New Orleans. I stopped in during Mardi Gras looking for some respite from the festivities. The calm, soothing atmosphere was most welcome, and I immediately felt at home. I ordered a simple latte, and when I declined any sort of flavoring or sweetener, the barista chose a nice light Ethiopian roast on the assumption that I wanted to savor the coffee bean flavors. He was right, and this was one of the best coffees I've had on this side of the Atlantic.

If you're in the area, check this place out. Straight forward menu and a selection of pastries. Place has a great warehouse vibe.

So glad I was finally able to try this coffee spot! I've passed it numerous times but it was always closed when I passed by. I finally made it during business hours and was throughly impressed. Let me start by saying that Dan is the man! So nice and personable. I was unsure of what I wanted so I told him what I liked and he made me heaven in a cup. I'm mad at myself for not writing down what he made. Guess I 'll just have to go back and get him to remake his magic.

I had a great experience here. I knew this place was where Mojo's roasted its coffee beans and didn't even realize they had opened a cafe in the front part. The barista told me it's only been open to customers for 4 months now. The barista was incredibly nice and helpful. They recommended the blueberry lemon muffin and we finished it and ended up buying another one. They were nice enough to heat it up when we asked. The tea and coffee was just as good as their other locations. Since this is where they roast the beans you definitely know the beans were fresh. The tea was also brewed to order. I always love places (like Mojo's) where you can order stuff in mugs and glasses to sip from. It adds to the vibe and helps the environment. One thing to note is that they don't have extensive menu Options like their other locations. They had a few baked goods. I am definitely going to come back here. I think it's be a great place to do work. I saw a few outlets available too. This place is up to par with their other locations for sure.

It was ok. Nice place, clean. The coffee was ok, not strong enough for our taste. The barista was a bit dull, didn't seem like he wanted to be there. He answered my questions, but didn't seem passionate about the coffee.

If you want t a celestial journey into the cosmos of coffee. Mojo is your place. The Ethiopian pea berry coffee of will transport you to a divine nebula of complex bright citrusy flavors studded with blueberry tones with a silky smooth finish. It's amazing. The understated pastry selection is anything but understated in flavor. The blueberry scone brightens up any cup of coffee and the almond croissant is a crispy sweet delight. If you want a wonderful peacefully zen coffee house experience just off the bustling Tchopitoulas thoroughfare, stop in to Mojo and see where the roasting magic happens. This place is it!!

This spot is perfect if you're looking to break up your routine and still enjoy a cup of mojo's delicious coffee. Although this shop is only open till about 2/3pm during regular hours you'll get the same great taste and customer service. What separates this location from their spot son Freret and Magazine (although both are like five minutes from here) is this is where they roast and bag their coffees. It's an open space so you get to see everything in action. Do not come here expecting food because they are literally doing you a service by grabbing the coffee as fresh as possible. There are baked goods but don't expect their full kitchen menu. If you're super hungry just grab barracuda across the street. I like coming here because I'm guaranteed to break up my day and it's not packed with tons of people (yet). Kinda dumb of me to post and give away this spot but the city deserves to know !

Just moved to the area so haven't had a chance to visit this location. Michael couldn't have been nicer. Told me all about the space. This is where they have been roasting the coffee for all locations. Just opened the front as a cafe in July. Decor is upper cute and homey. Lots of room to spread out. You have a great view to all the behind the scenes roasting stuff happening. Take a minute and stop in to say hi. Delightful.

Interesting location. It's not large. Good spot to have a meeting (small group). They have several locations. They make their products in house they sell wholesale as well.

Super helpful baristas, great coffee, and good vibes. I bought a bag of whole bean coffee I like this place so much.

Style points for expert handling and crisp details in making a fine iced latte with almond milk. Props to Mojo for being an awesome neighborhood coffee joint, just walking distance to me. I'm happy that this place opens at 7am as this early bird needs his 3 espresso shots. Only once so far it wasn't open at 7am. But it's all good. Dude needed some coffee before going to work. It's all good. I just walked back an hour later. Standing ovation for the details. It always had the perfect amount of (almond) milk, espresso and ice when placed in the cocktail shaker before pouring it into the 16oz to-go cup. Perfect fit. No waste. Service has been awesome. Sometimes there a short line outside; but it happens. be cool. Boom!

Love this new location! Coffee is the best in town and you get to see in house where the coffee is roasted. Definitely stop in and try their delicious coffee!