Petite Clouet Café

Very nice people behind the counter. Mixed berries tart was excellent. The coffee is good, but does not excel (high standards) They put pretty good music, and not overly loud. Feels like a local place from another world.

This is an amazing coffee shop that knows how to make the best white mocha I have ever had! Also the temp was perfect and didnt burn my tongue off!! Huge win! The ham and cheese pastry was delicious!!!

Extremelyyy friendly staff, so joyful, adorable, welcoming, genuine, put a smile on your face when you’re having a bad day. Oat flat white was good, and loved having a vegan banana bread option! Super affordable too (compared to where I currently live in Miami haha)

Delicious and dog friendly. Warm people. Hot coffee. Community vibes. What more could you want from your friendly neighborhood cafe.

I stumbled into this cute little cafe while looking for a place that would be open early for a coffee. It has such a warm, open, bright atmosphere. The baristas were so lovely. I can't stand visiting cafes with pretentious baristas who can't be bothered to welcome their guests. I ordered a single shot latte and my husband ordered a triple shot latte and I must say this place knows how to pull an excellent espresso shot. Will happily come back here again when we're in town.

One of my favorite spots in the city! Great selection of fresh pastry and beverages. Awesome atmosphere to work or hang out. Today they had a special blueberry matcha latte - that was excellent! Very friendly staff.

If you're in Bywater and need caffeine or a nice place to work or read, go to Petite Clouet Cafe, a spacious corner cafe with indoor and outdoor seating. Stopping in for caffeine, my wife enjoyed the iced peach tea and I loved the iced chai latte. Service was excellent and quick!

A very neighborhood cafe, so much so that if you go for multiple days you will notice the same people always there in pretty much the same spots. It can be very cliquey (you will probably be stared at when you enter) and don't expect someone to move their dog off the couch for you to have a place to sit (also if you are allergic to dogs this is not the place to visit). The workers are extremely friendly, the drinks sometimes great, at other times hodge podge but with loving intent. There are a good variety of teas to choose from. The baked goods offered are tasty but can be very expensive though I guess because the area is gentrified and now well-to-do, paying $6 or $7 is seen as no big deal. It is worth a visit or two.