Best Coffee Shops and Cafes in False River

"Magpie Caféhas all the hallmarks of a quality study spot: natural light, a charming setting and an affordable menu. With complimentary Wi-Fi and plenty of room for crowds, Magpie Café is well-suited for individual and group study sessions. Besides strong coffee, Magpie Café has a rotating menu of healthy foods to keep you well-fueled during finals."

"Effortlessly chic and modern,Magpie Cafeis one of Baton Rouge’s coffee hotspots. Magpie Cafe is the brainchild of James and Lina Jacobs, who traveled to Italy in 2008 and tasted a life-changing cup of coffee. They brought this new-found passion for good coffee and farm-to-table food to their neighborhood, and the result was Magpie Cafe."

"Magpie Cafe is a little coffee shop tucked away by the overpass and a Baton Rouge classic. It’s the perfect place for a Saturday morning breakfast, with yummy treats (they even have a selection of vegan goodies). We recommend any of their various specialty drinks (one is even topped with real rose petals) or a latte with lavender syrup!"

"Located in the Goodwood Shopping Center, Brew Ha-Ha opened its doors in 2004 as a simple spot to get a good cup of coffee. However, in 2007, the introduction of their unbeatable cake balls took things to the next level. Since then, the shop has expanded into a café and bakery, with a large variety of options."

"If you have ever wanted to enjoy interesting local art while drinking a cup of high-quality coffee,Brew-Ha-Ha!. should be the next Baton Rouge coffee shop on your list."

"Louie’s Café is known by locals to have the best hash browns in Baton Rouge. If you love a good breakfast, lunch, or dinner, Louie’s Café is the place to eat. They’re open 24 hours a day, offer all-day breakfast, and the off-menu Eggs Cletus is one of the best meals around to get the day started."

"Known as the hangout spot for Louisiana State University’s students, Louie’s Café proudly serves cheeseburgers, omelets, and hashbrowns. Students and staff frequent this place because of its convenient proximity to LSU. However, this isn’t the only reason why locals love Louie’s Café."

"Louie’s Café is the 24-hour diner to end all 24-hour diners. Forget the fact that this is a Louisiana State University staple for a moment — this place is world-class in its own right. It is also at the top of the list for tasty, cheap places to eat in Baton Rouge."

"If you have ever explored the coffee scene of New Orleans, you probably noticed a happy yellow building with bright blue doors — or at least, you couldn’t miss the cheerful yellow truck with the bright blue wheels. French Truck Coffeeis a New Orleans staple, and it has migrated to Baton Rouge. French Truck Coffee is dedicated to using the highest-quality coffee beans they can find, roasting them in small batches and getting them to their customers as quickly as possible."

"This New Orleans staple has found its home in Baton Rouge and it is here to stay. With the bright atmosphere and bubbly baristas, French Truck has become the talk of the mid-city coffee scene. Owner Geoffrey Meeker told 225 Magazine, “We’re like fine dining, but for coffee.” The cafe even has its own in-house roaster for its specialty beans, assuring your cup will be high quality and highly delicious."

"Fast Wi-Fi, artisan-roasted coffee and an all-day breakfast makeFrench Truck Coffeean ideal place for a long day of studying. Perfect for the coffee connoisseur, French Truck Coffee takes pride in its sustainably-sourced, small-batch, fresh-roasted coffee. In addition to great brews, they have good quality, affordable food — everything is under $10."

"District: Donuts.Sliders.Brew is an enchanting shop that offers guests a savory assortment of donut choices along with other goodies such as coffee, sliders, and sandwiches. The donuts themselves come in many variations, a good way to ensure each customer finds a flavor specific to their liking. If you're hoping for some caffeine on the side, brews range from Americano, Espresso, and Latte to Nitro Cold Brew, Shakerado, and Vietnamese Iced Coffee."

"City Roots is located in Electric Depot and makes for a great spot to meet a friend or grab a festive latte before shopping at Sweet Baton Rouge or bowling at Red Stick Social. We 10/10 recommend their seasonal beverages – they are to die for!. They offer free coffee tastings and are very knowledgeable when it comes to coffee beans and their origin(s), flavors, etc. City Roots also offers food like flatbreads as well as wine, beer, and specialty cocktails!"

"The interior of City Roots coffee shop on 1509 Government Street shows the counter and menu items, taken Sunday, Sept. 27. City Roots Coffee Bar is an aesthetically pleasing brewery found on 1509 Government Street. The building is small but the large ceilings and exposed brick make the inside feel much larger."

"La Madeleine Country French Cafe (7707 Bluebonnet Blvd., Suite 190)"

"For those days when you need a quiet, out-of-the-way place to study, go toCentral Perk Coffee Shop & Café. Central Perk offers espresso, lattes, frappes, coffee shakes and any other coffee-drink you can imagine. Additionally, the café has a range of healthy food options such as wraps and salads to satisfy your cravings."

"From Business: Here at Soji, we believe that our best memories in life are experienced through food and libations and shared amongst family and friends."

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"On a rainy day, don’t stay home, come here, to the Art and Science Museum. Here you will find many art exhibitions and a planetarium – a great opportunity to broaden your horizons and develop your mind. Indeed, an interesting interlocutor is more attractive, savvy?"

"Source: Photo by user Taylor Studios, Inc. used under CC BY-SA 2.0. The Louisiana Art & Science Museum is a source of educational entertainment for both adults and children. It is popular for its beautiful art galleries that showcase fine art exhibitions."

"Representing the French Creole style of colonial architecture, the Magnolia Mound Plantation built in 1791 is one of Baton Rouge's oldest buildings. Constructed of cypress beams and a confection of mud and Spanish moss called bousillage, the plantation house museum showcases a number of structures, including an open-hearth kitchen, as well as decorative arts and furnishings that shaped the fascinating culture of Louisiana."

"Magnolia Mound Plantation is not actually a plantation at all but a house built in 1791 in the French Creole style. Located close to the picturesque banks of the Mississippi River, the plantation spreads over 16 acres including some out buildings, and can now be visited for an amazing glimpse of how the people of Baton Rouge would have lived in days gone by."

"For the history buffs among us, the Magnolia Mound Plantation is not to be missed. This plantation features one of the oldest standing wooden buildings in Louisiana. It was spared from demolition in the 1960s, and today is open for tour by the public."