Dragonfly Cafe

Name: Dragonfly Cafe
Address: 530 Jackson Avenue, New Orleans, LA, 70130, US
Telephone: (504) 544-9530
Price range: $$
Rating: 5

Dragonfly Cafe: Fresh coffee, gluten-free pastries, and a welcoming, community-driven experience.

5(22 reviews)

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Dragonfly Cafe in New Orleans combines a coffee shop, bakery, and casual cafe with a caring, community focus. Guests praise fresh coffee, gluten-free pastries, and homemade biscuits, along with dishes like Katherine's sweet potato hash. The welcoming staff and warm atmosphere draw locals and visitors alike. The cafe supports The Raphael Village, aiding Different-abilities to thrive in work and life.

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530 Jackson Ave, New Orleans, LA 70130, USA

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530 Jackson Avenue

New Orleans, LA, 70130

(504) 544-9530 dragonflynola.com/

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Services

Coffee and Specialty Drinks

Freshly brewed coffee, lattes, and teas, including bottomless options for juices, coffee, and tea.

Bakery and Pastries

Homemade pastries, biscuits, and gluten-free treats, baked daily with high-quality ingredients.

Brunch and Healthy Eats

Fresh brunch items like sweet potato hash, grits, and healthy meals sourced from our garden.

Bottomless Mimosas and Drinks

$20 bottomless mimosas and $10 bottomless drinks including juices, coffee, and tea.

Community Support Program

Supporting The Raphael Village to help individuals with different abilities through job training and socialization.

5.00 · 22 reviews

Overall rating

GadSammit

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· 6 months ago

A beautiful establishment with both indoor and outdoor power outlets. Egg shell candles, free Wi-Fi, soft indoor benches, a great view of Jackson. Most importantly, an apparent refuge for the neurodivergent denizens within the area. Truly was a beautiful sight to witness that EVERYONE really is welcome here. Coffee is great, of course, but the service Dragonfly gives to its portion of New Orleans is far more vital, in my opinion. Go in there & buy ANYTHING, please support them!

Lazarus Sears

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· 7 months ago

Molly Moser

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· 7 months ago

Katie Swett

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· 7 months ago

egg, bacon and cheese biscuit is to die for! Barista was so kind and welcoming 💕

emma harrison

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· 7 months ago

This cafe is the best! Everyone is so sweet and welcoming, and the biscuits are delicious!

Damion Fletcher

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· 8 months ago

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