Gospel Coffee and Boozy Treats

Name: Gospel Coffee and Boozy Treats
Address: 501 Tchoupitoulas Street, New Orleans, LA, 70130, US
Telephone: (504) 324-3073
Price range: $$
Rating: 4.6

Spirited bites and bright brews in downtown New Orleans

4.6(23 reviews)

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Gospel Coffee and Boozy Treats is a cafe-style restaurant in downtown New Orleans, located at 501 Tchoupitoulas St. The menu features sweet and savory pastries, wraps, breakfast yogurt pots, and boozy treats like a cinnamon-pecan bun, plus coffee and lattes. Reviews highlight friendly service, a vibrant vibe, and a convenient hotel lobby location near downtown attractions, with some noting prices can be high for the area.

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501 Tchoupitoulas St, New Orleans, LA 70130, USA

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501 Tchoupitoulas Street

New Orleans, LA, 70130

(504) 324-3073 gospelcoffeenola.com/

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Services

Artisanal Coffee Drinks

Freshly brewed coffee, lattes, and specialty beverages made with high-quality beans.

Boozy Pastries and Treats

Decadent pastries like cinnamon pecan boozy buns, infused with alcohol for a unique flavor.

Breakfast and Brunch Items

Savory wraps, yogurt pots, quiche, chorizo burritos, and more for a quick, satisfying meal.

Sweet Baked Goods

Delicious options including banana bread, rice krispy treats, and sticky buns.

Quick-Service Dining

Efficient service in a hotel lobby setting, perfect for on-the-go customers and hotel guests.

4.60 · 23 reviews

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Ally D

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· 6 months ago

No pecan sticky bun when I visited 😭 but the cortado was lovely.

Josh Murrieta

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· 6 months ago

One of them baristas forgot my Quiche I ordered, so as an apology, I was given a free coffee that tasted AMAZING (Also cute latte art). Great service, 10/10 just from that experience. Also had ordered an Irish Coffee as a treat for myself and it was tasty

Mike Schowalter

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· 6 months ago

Good, not great, croissant, but passed my test. Flaky and good flavor. Decent coffee. I would come back, but I’m still seeking a great croissant.

Selena Salihovic

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· 7 months ago

Londyn Watling

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· 7 months ago

Colin W

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· 7 months ago

Good coffee and very convenient if you are staying at the hotel. The staff was very friendly as well.

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