Satsuma Maple

Satsuma never disappoints. I stopped in for a late breakfast and ordered the Mexican breakfast plate with a side of crispy bacon—and it was exactly what I needed. Everything was fresh, flavorful, and clearly made with care. The eggs were perfectly cooked, the beans were seasoned just right, and the avocado tied it all together. And that bacon? Super crispy and exactly how bacon should be done. The vibe at Satsuma is relaxed and welcoming, with that unmistakable neighborhood café feel that makes you want to linger a little longer. Great spot for a casual breakfast or brunch in New Orleans—definitely one of my go-to favorites.

Very nice cafe. Friendly staff. I love that they add a 12% gratuity to the total for the staff to share. I ordered a hot vanilla latte. They had it out to me quickly and it was a delicious and well crafted beautiful drink. The cafe is spacious and has a hip , breezy vibe to it. They also use Cortas rosewater for some of their drinks which is BOMB. They housemake their vanilla syrup.

I found another breakfast spot today. It's a cute little breakfast/brunchy spot on a cozy corner. I got the basic breakfast with scrambled eggs, bacon, and wheat toast. The eggs were nice and fluffy. The bacon was a nice, thick cut that had the perfect crisp. It wasn't them old flimsy, weak pieces that some places give you! The wheat toast was good as well, and the jam spread was super delish!! It definitely had a chill, relaxed atmosphere... Next time, I'd like to try the sandwiches!!

I have visited this coffee shop twice and both times loved everything I saw and ate. The atmosphere is conducive to work as well as social gatherings. It seems a lively spot in its community. Additionally, I like very much that 12% gratuity is added automatically. I think most people give at least that much and having it already added means that you can just order and be done while knowing that everyone that works there shares that tip and it helps provide a standard living wage consistently. For that alone, I would be a patron but it has more! The teas are wonderful. The hibiscus tea is a rare and welcome find. The menu is inviting and can be modified. Everything is made fresh. There's a good amount of parking and pets are welcome. There is an adorable water station outside. I most definitely recommend Satsuma!

I’ve been going to Satsuma Maple for 10+ years. Anytime out-of-state family visits, it’s one of our first spots to hit with them! We know the menu inside and out and to this day, dream of yalls beet lemonade. We even went to Satsumas Magazine, yalls second location (around 2020) twice. We went earlier this week and had a horrible experience. I’m so disappointed because we really love(d?) this place and would like to continue to have this place as an option. We ordered and the cashier was rude once we said we’d like it to go- he came off almost surprised, though as a cashier- it is his job to clarify that ahead of time. No biggie, we let him know. Very quickly after ordering, a staff member spoke to us like we were toddlers, ushering and rushing us to sit down..I was so taken aback I was speechless. I had just spent 30+ dollars, lol. We sat and waited and our food came out, on a plate- not to go..No biggie, they practically threw a box at us! We boxed it up and happily left! Just very odd interactions..Far from welcoming, once you order you become a burden- in a place meant to offer..food? Upsetting because one of my favorite places is no longer on my list.

Got the breakfast wrap which is delicious and my wife got the bbq pork sandwich yum

Great place for brunch! Got there on Sunday at noon and found the spot pretty busy. Hence, I had to change the dish I wanted to order initially. The staff was fast and the food was at a decent level.

Obviously, this is a great place. One thing to note for my fellow bean lovers: their black beans are great! I got the Mexican breakfast and was so happily caught off guard by the beautiful texture of the beans, which seemed house-made and slow cooked. Mmmm. Thank you.

Make sure you get in early for those fresh biscuits! And I love that there is filtered water available at the counter.

The best gluten free chili avocado toast. So hard to find breakfast options besides eggs and bacon.

I've always been a fan of this spot-- frequented here for breakfast for ten years now, so I never wanted to be disappointed because trust me, I loved it. Food is fresh, prices are high, and I've always been okay with that.. until we received horrible service. It was a busy morning and tables weren't clean. We sat down at a dirty table, and waited patiently for someone to come. Once our food arrived, I politely asked if someone would please wipe our table down. The response from the server was disrespectful and snide. She reluctantly returned to wipe the table down-- no apology, no nothing. I brought this to the attention of the front of house staff, as well as emailed the owner to the email address on the website. Never heard back from anyone. If you are old fashioned and expect friendly service, this may not be a good choice for you.

Sorry I failed at taking pictures here. We all got the breakfast sandwich, some with sourdough toast, and another with a croissant. I did not like the croissant. Personally it was a bit over cooked. The sandwhich had egg, bacon, and cheddar. Also the juice options listed on the menu weren't available. It's like they make a bunch in the morning and once they're gone, they're gone. Service was ok? Line was out the door, we had to walk to the register to order. Ambiance was ok, once we ordered there was no issue getting a table

Nice place, great location. Bright and roomy inside. Food was brought out in a reasonable time. Flavor and taste was good. Did not like the fact they charge 12% tip On any order ( I can see if I ate in- but even to go orders)

I went for a late lunch today with a friend. Everyone on staff was extremely friendly and the restaurant was clean and had a lovely outside seating area as well. Dog friendly too. I ordered vegan burrito with chorizo, tofu and sweet potatoes and spinach, etc. it was extremely good. There are hibiscus blueberry tea was also enjoyable, especially as the weather begins to heat up to an unbearable near boil. My friend told me about a delicious black bean burger they used to have, but apparently it is no longer have on the menu. That was our only disappointment. It would be nice if they had at least one other vegan option.

I like this spot as a breakfast place to have a relaxing breakfast. The place is nice, minimalist, cool place to hang. Basically, your order your food, pick a table and a number and they deliver the food to your table after is ready. They do add 12% to your bill while ordering which is different to what I am used to but it is what it is, doesn't really bother me but more of a heads up. Food, honestly was ok, I order a dish w eggs, avocado black beans and 2 flour tortillas. It was like $10 for the dish. The beans were supper tasty and the tortillas were on the cold side. Overall I would give this dish a 3.5 stars. My daughter had a green sandwich, which she liked but felt it needed some sort of sauce to make it pop, otherwise she said it was bland. I would go again if in the area but will be inclined to try other spots before coming back here.

Satsuma is one of my favorite breakfast places in the city. There coffee is perfection! The food offering range from healthy to decadent with my favorites being the green sandwich and brunch specials like todays with pork and potato hash with lots of veggies, topped with two eggs and a big biscuit with homemade jam. Always a treat but nourishing too.

Such an inviting exterior on a lovely corner beckoning you to come in. Glad we did as not just a great vibe, but the food and drinks were tasty and wholesome as well as appealing to the eye.

A strong 3.5 I ate here last year for breakfast and it was phenomenal. I don't remember what I got, but it was delicious. I've been here a few times in and out for their speciality lattes and they are amazing everytime! The only reason why I'm giving them a 3.5 is because I ordered the salmon melt and it was.... Atrocious? Dry, barely edible, too expensive for the lack of flavor. Maybe they're just better known for breakfast? I still recommended this place, but stay clear from the salmon melt.

We ordered three breakfast sandwiches. Everyone in line raved about the food. I was very underwhelmed. I had the sausage egg and cheese on sourdough. No flavor, but considering it's location in the city, it's a good vibe spot

Anyone who knows New Orleans, knows there are a ton of great dinning options for breakfast. What you might not know is: Satsuma Cafe is in my top five - and that is all you really need to know. But if you thirst for knowledge regarding breakfast in The Big Easy - read on... Saturday August 20th, my wife, daughter, and I stopped in here around 8:00 a.m.. There was a good crowd, but there were still tables available. The space is clean and minimalist. The vibe is soothing. Service is fast and friendly. You order at the counter and they give you a number, then they bring the food to your table. The food was brought out surprisingly quick considering it is all made fresh to order. I had the special of the day which was an egg scrambler with: mushrooms, cheese, and potatoes. It was very tasty and came with a delicious homemade biscuit. My daughter had a bacon, egg, and cheese breakfast sandwich on a croissant. Her sandwich was excellent! But this morning the real star was my wife's plate of pancakes! They were fluffy, with a micro-thin crispy outer-shell. They were phenomenal. We also had a side of home fries. The potatoes weren't browned, yet somehow they were magically crispy. I really liked them. I had ginger, pineapple, limeade and thoroughly enjoyed it. My daughter loved her orange juice and my wife loved her limeade. Later in the morning, I walked by and the line was out the door! Clearly the early bird gets the worm (not that there was anything wormy about our breakfast). I can't wait for my next visit.

You tell me.... Does this look like a $3.50 serving of Home fry potatoes and a $4 side of aioli sauce? This has never been my favorite spot, but I'm done. The food is fair, not great. The service is nothing special. And now it's $7.50 for literally a handful of potatoes and a tablespoon or so of mayo aioli. I complained. To the credit of the wait person, who initially justified it, she told "the manager" about my complaint, then later came by and said as she flew by that they are going to make you more potatoes. And she brought them 10 min later. But I guess it was too much trouble for the manager to come out and speak directly with me about it. Ok. That's fine. It's too much trouble for me to go there anymore nor suggest it to friends including our weekly breakfast group of 8. Panola St Cafe - here we come!!

Always thrilled to nab a seat for brunch at Satsuma when visiting NOLA. Truly one of the best breakfast sandwiches we've had and the fresh squeezed OJ shouldn't be missed. Additionally, the price points for their deliciousness is very competitive so this place is student friendly. The only drawback is don't be in a rush at prime time!

Love this place! The food was excellent! They don't assist cash so bring card or Apple Pay

Delicious food and very friendly staff. The pancake was delicious and the avocado toast with egg is equally as delicious as it looks in my picture. The layout is open and of course, it boasts outdoor seating. The coffee was great too. It was really nice to be able to sit outside with my friend soaking up the fresh balmy fragrant air while enjoying a wonderful palatable breakfast. It was one of the highlights of my short trip in town.

Don't usually get bad stuff from here but this is the worst excuse for a parfait/granola bowl I've seen or even been given. There was barely any yogurt and there was some other "liquidy" substance other than honey I think came from the pineapples that made the texture of it like juice and so it was fruit and granola mixed together in juice and to my surprise the taste wasn't all there either. Really disappointed in this

In a city that is known for food that clogs your arteries, it is nice to find food that doesn't make you want to take a nap after you finish. The ambiance is wonderful with large windows and tons of natural light. The staff is friendly and the food comes out in a reasonable time. Most of the food options feature vegetables and lighter fare while still tasting great. Prices are reasonable and won't break the bank, but it's not cheap either. It's worth a visit if you need a break from fried shrimp and boudin.

The food was nothing special and the people working there were not friendly. Don't mind spending money on good food but for the quality it was not worth it at all.

What a great place for breakfast and lunch. Light and airy and the staff super friendly. Prices consistent with other nice restaurants. Very local. We loved it and will return again - and again.

I ordered the basic breakfast on 12/21. They were out of biscuits. The bacon was petrified near disintegration. The eggs were inedibly disgusting; I felt ill immediately after eating. This place has plummeted to oblivion. No more for me.

Good food, nice atmosphere, and incredibly friendly staff who recognized me and brought out my coffee without giving me a number. Overall a great coffee shop and cafe

This is an update to a long ago review. Satsuma is back after a short hiatus during COVID. As always, their breakfast and lunch dishes are all on point and so unique. They're offering daily specials that are always interesting and delicious. Today I picked up a fig, beet, arugula and candies pecan salad. Wow. Just wow. They are open for takeout and take credit cards at the door. Last but not least is the friendly service. I'm so glad that they're back.

Always great! I made a short list of breakfast spots to go to "one more time" before I move, and this was near the top! Try the rose matcha latte or turmeric tea. The croissants are fresh and breakfast sandwiches simply hit the spot. Fresh-squeezed juice, clean, comfortable seating, and trendy waitstaff.

I am always on a quest for a weekend breakfast spot. It's one of those things that I feel like, if I could just find one, it would be my go-to forever. I don't always eat breakfast, but I get these cravings, ya know? I can't help that. It's just who I am! Regardless, I spend a lot of time up and down Maple as it's close to home and is an easy walk with the dogs, so I'm constantly trying to push myself further along to find other dog-friendly locales with great food. Satsuma popped up in my search one day, and the rest, as they say, is history. Satsuma is just beyond the more crowded area of Maple, which leads to better parking (if you're not walking there), and while there is often a line during peak hours, it goes fast, and the food is still quite expedient. The staff was very friendly, and quite patient with me, as it was my first time and I probably changed my order three times within a minute as I kept finding something else that I wanted. I even grabbed a chocolate chunk cookie to go, because at that point, in for a penny... I ended up with the BLT (over my original choice of eggs, and secondary of French Toast) because there was something about it that just sounded perfect on the chilly day. The food came outside to us quickly, and it was absolutely delicious. I even had the cookie in my pocket for later, so when I was walking through the Marsalis Park market, I was happy to eat their food all over again! I will be going back, sooner rather than later, due to the convenience and absolute yumminess of the place. Can't wait to try my original choices, as well as the rest of the menu!

Just ok. For a $35 breakfast for my daughter and I, we definitely were not super impressed. The scrambled eggs just tasted "off" almost watered down. Sausage was "meh", pancakes terrible and the syrup also seemed watered down. Bacon and biscuit were delicious though. Likely would not return.

I wanted a healthy lunch so I ordered the Mediterranean Quinoa Salad from Satsuma. I had placed the order through the phone and when i got to the restaurant, the system was not very clear. There was one line for ordering and paying, but that was also near the printed menu so you had people coming next to you; it was also near wear people were waiting for the food so it wasn't ideal. There was another window from which you received your order, but that was in between two tables and there was no direction as to which window to go through first. So chaotic system the food was good though - the portion was large, the flavors were good and the food tasted fresh and healthy.

The people who work here were really rude to me and my fiancé. We are from out of town, and walked almost a mile to get here. When we arrived, the employee taking our order had a nasty attitude. We walked down the street and found somewhere else to eat. Will never return.

Gluten free option for bread is available (not shown on menu). Vegan cheese available. We got the breakfast sandwiches on gluten free. Bread was really greasy but otherwise good. Would definitely give it another try

I love this place. Been there several times and so good. We love their Bloody Mary's and coffee selections. They always have good specials. Cute atmosphere, vegetarian and dog friendly. Helpful staff.

I love this place. I usually get the tofu scramble. It's amazing. The pancake is also a great option. Can be a bit crowded if you go in at lunch time during times the colleges are in full gear. It's best to go when they open.

Healthy choices. My fave is fattoush Greek and Quiona salad and BLT special sandwich. Good selection of cold press juices

Excellent customer service, friendly faces, and an even friendlier environment! Stopped in at this neighborhood gem for a quick bite to eat. They have fresh baked goodies, hot breakfast, fresh juices, and a full blown barista! I had the Satsuma Breakfast which was very filling and affordable! The new included 2 eggs (any style), bacon, black beans, fruit, and toast! All for only $9 Customer service was excellent! Everyone was friendly and welcoming with smiles on their faces at all times and the service speed was quick! I will DEFINITELY be back soon to enjoy breakfast with a friend!

Food was cold when we received it, so the pancake felt dry and flabby. However, I know a lot of people say that they love Maple Street Cafe's pancakes. Service was okay. They made our bagel sandwich with cheese even though we asked for it without, but they quickly remade it. Food is good, well priced. Muffins were dry, however.

Amazing service! Great neighborhood cafe. The whole staff is super friendly. The biscuits and pancakes are the best in town. And they have a great vegan curry scramble.

I've had food from Satsuma delivered before but this was my first visit. It's so cute. I love the selection of pressed juices and coffee. Their menu is quite impressive. In addition to their normal menu, is a daily specials menu. On the menu today was shrimp and crabcakes with eggs. The seafood cakes were fresh and tasty. The sunny side up egg was cooked to perfection. But the hollandaise stole the show. So buttery, so lemony soooo good!

Satsuma Café is a great place to stop in and have a healthy breakfast--they have a ton of nice options! I went during covid so we had to get take-out and eat it outside. I got the Lox & Bagels, along with an iced coffee. The bagel was very good, but it didn't come with that much salmon. The iced coffee was also kind of bitter, but it wasn't awful. The service was really good, and they're handing the covid situation very well. Overall, I really enjoyed eating here and I will be coming back!

I've been here probably at least 50 times. The service is always really great and it has cute decor. With that being said, I usually only get it if I need something quick. It's open later than most breakfast places and is one of the only types of places in the area. The food just isn't there. The BLT is extremely bland, the turkey sandwich is pretty awful. The smoked salmon bagel is just okay. None of my friends like it, and I've always stood up for it. But now i have to admit that it is just meh and overpriced. The pineapple ginger limeade hits though. They have good juices.

This spot is popular among Tulane students for breakfast/brunch. I've been here a handful of times, and it's always been just ok. Most items on the menu are bland, and it feels like the menu gets smaller each time I go back. It was a convenient spot for me (located pretty close to campus) but I don't think I'd go out of my way to eat here.

I'm so sad. This place was great at one time. It's now completely uninspired. My chicken wrap was not good -- the pieces of chicken were long thick strips cut the wrong way; impossible to eat and the dressing was meh. My partners BLT was also a disappointment. Not a lot of bacon, not a lot of care... basically, we could make much better lunch meals at home. Certainly not worth the $40.

A great place just a couple blocks off Carrollton Avenue. Order at counter and then it is delivered to you. Casual, efficient. Breakfast all day (I love the breakfast plate--black beans and fruit cup. Bacon cooked crisp). Recommend cheese grits, muffins and bagels too. Great cup of Joe!

A little pricey but everything was so tasty! Left stuffed. Staff checked in to make sure everything was great!

This was a breakfast not to be missed. My dark roast coffee had that robust flavor that I crave. Our first dish was a vegan scramble. The firm tofu had the appearance and texture of scrambled eggs. Other components included roasted sweet potatoes, kale, and roasted cauliflower in a ginger coconut curry sauce. Delicious and healthy. The other entree was French toast with a blackberry vanilla coulis. A delightful maple syrup was a second option. The coulis offered a balance of tartness and sweetness. A really good first visit for us, that left us looking forward to our return.

Must share this experience, haven't gone in over 2 years and now I remember why. Just spent over $60 on breakfast with my daughter and here is the experience. I ordered a mimosa for $9 and 75% was their "fresh squeezed orange juice" with a splash of sparkling wine. So I kindly asked for them to waste half of the glass and add more sparkling wine. Well I was told by two employees that the reason I taste more of the orange juice is because it's "freshly squeezed" and has a stronger flavor. Then, they proceeded to offer a second explanation which was not asked. I just would like a solution and not another ridiculous explanation why their Mimosa tastes more like freshly squeezed orange juice then the traditional New Orleans Mimosa that's served throughout our great city. So then they wasted the orange juice and part of the sparkling wine to turn around and bring me a half of a drink that included 1/2 the amount of orange juice with the same amount of sparkling wine. Needless to say I received 1/2 a drink for the same price. So then I sent it back because that is not what I requested. I requested half the orange juice with twice as much sparkling wine based on whatever they consider a serving which was never explained what that amount was. So now I get the final glass of Mimosa with 1/2 the orange juice with twice amount of sparkling wine (once again whatever that means) all for an additional $4.99. Not only did they waste two drinks to finally get it right. The customer "me" was charged an additional $4.99. So my question to the owner. Do you think that was appropriately handled? If yes, believe me I will never return. New Orleans is filled with excellent restaurants and service and you DON'T EVEN COME CLOSE to compete with southern hospitality, customer service , and satisfaction. Your staff rather waste product then satisfy your client. Now let's move onto the "enormous pancake" by the way delicious, however you only get that "Shot glass of syrup" and no butter. I was to afraid to ask if that is also fresh and the maple tree is in the back, see the pic! Now let's move onto the lox, see pic below. Why would u serve lox with the extra fat attached? Was this a side dish? A little extra for free and no extra charge? So are the Salmon in the pond located in the back next to the maple and orange tree? Thank you for the service and narrowing my decision when choosing my next breakfast place!

Stopped by here today for breakfast! I got a 12 oz drip coffee with 2 creams and their pancake special which was a cookie pancake. I love the ambiance of the place and that I can bring my dog. Coffee- somewhat bitter, but good! Cookie Pancake- I looove that they always have a pancake special. This was good, it was pretty much a normal (HUGE) pancake with oreos crumbles in it and raspberries on top, and it comes with maple syrup. I personally prefer their banana pancake, this one is a little too much for me in the morning, but if you're an oreo lover you will love it! The raspberries are amazing with it. Overall, I don't think I would get the drip coffee or cookie pancake again, but would def come back!!

Everyone who works here is the epitome of kindness. I've been frequenting for about a year and they are always so polite and prompt. I would come here just because the staff is so amazing, the delicious brunch food is icing on the cake. I'm obsessed with their biscuits, juices and coffee!

Very friendly staff and good service. We enjoyed the outdoors seating and the relaxing atmosphere. Food was great with plenty of vegetarian and vegan choices. I had the Mexican breakfast platter and an iced latte, while my companion had the buttermilk pancake with blueberries. Given the opportunity we would definitely be back.

Lovely breakfast spot! A constant line the whole time, it is clear this place is a local favorite. The menu offers a wide variety of options, ranging from salads, to pastries, to more traditional pancake/egg dishes. The orange juice was the freshest it could possibly be! I thought the portions were small, and the quality was not quite 5 star, but is certainly worth checking out, maybe on a weekday when the lines are shorter. Very friendly staff, and quick service.

The woman with black hair and glasses and kind of tall was very rude. We spent $40 on a breakfast sandwich 2 eggs and a biscuit and then sat down got it to go because we didn't know if there would be a table it was 48 degrees outside and she comes to the table and says we need to go outside and wait because the other people are priority we waited outside for 45 minutes then she comes outside looking for something it took a minute before I could finally get her attention and ask when the food would be ready she said she'll check and that it's only been 15 minutes. After waiting a whole hour we walked back inside and found another table so sat there then a man brought the order and we started eating. I ordered sausage and they gave me bacon so I told him and he fixed it in under a minute after we get halfway through our food here comes the warden saying we need to leave that if we ordered to go we can't sit at the table so I hope she gets fired and has to wait for an Uber in -19 degree weather and every business she purchases something from tells her to get out immediately after buying something ! Like what is a business ? I thought you buy things like food and eat inside if you want.. I thought

I have always loved loved loved Satsuma. It's definitely one of my go-to restaurants for breakfast/brunch and lunch. Satsuma brings out the healthy foodie in me and I love their diverse menu which includes the freshest and tastiest ingredients. My all-time favorites are the Special BLT and the Bagel Plate w/ Lox. The BLT has goat cheese and avocado and is a special take on just the ordinary bacon, lettuce, and tomato sandwich. Satsuma also has a great assortment of coffees, teas, and juices. Love this place!!