Wander over from the Algiers ferry stop for sandwiches and cookies and some excellent breakfast goods – sign us up for the almond crusted brioche French toast. It has a mess of potato skillets, and some very fine kick you in the butt coffee. Note the kitchen is closed on Monday, but you can still grab a pastry.
Tout de Suite Cafe
New Orleans
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