Batture Bites Brew - Jefferson

Avacado toast and coffee were yummyDefinitely a Jefferson parish hidden

Unreliable! This is the 4th time, in the past year, I've shown up during business hours only to find the doors locked and lights off. I have a limited amount of time for my lunch break and showing up to a closed lunch spot that is randomly closed is extremely inconvenient and a bit rude. I've even checked their website and Facebook pages and there have been no announcements for these unexpected closures, also no signs or notes on the doors. The food is good and the staff is friendly (when they show up) and I want to like this place, but this is the 4th strike. There are more reliable places that are just as good or better a few minutes down Jefferson Hwy in both directions.

High prices! My biggest beef is that I was charged $1 more for my lox and toast than the menu price. I had to ask for my receipt since I was curious how $13.95 turned into $16.30 with tax when that is all I ordered. Now I know why he avoided giving it to me. My receipt showed I was charged $14.95. When I questioned it, the man waiting on me (previously identified himself as the owner said oh you can 't go by that. Prices change every week. I was stunned, somehow lost for words. Isn 't this illegal? Unethical for sure! I was then disgusted when I finally received my rock-hard toast and lox. Salmon seemed fresh, but the toast was a 3mm slice of something that was too hard to cut with a knife (I tried! and too hard to take a bite of. I ate the fish and greens, which were nice, fortunately. I came here in August with a friend and reviewed it was good but expensive. I had no plans of returning, but another friend said she really wanted to try the place. I tried to tell her about my previous $5 ice tea and $14 cuban, but she said let 's go, so I relented. However after she paid $3.50 for a can of diet coke I think she felt the same. After this visit, I can honestly say I will NEVER return. The food isn 't that great, and I refuse to contribute to unethical businesses.

High prices! My biggest beef is that I was charged $1 more for my lox and toast than the menu price. I had to ask for my receipt since I was curious how $13.95 turned into $16.30 with tax when that is all I ordered. Now I know why he avoided giving it to me. My receipt showed I was charged $14.95. When I questioned it, the man waiting on me (previously identified himself as the owner said oh you can 't go by that. Prices change every week. I was stunned, somehow lost for words. Isn 't this illegal? Unethical for sure! I was then disgusted when I finally received my rock-hard toast and lox. Salmon seemed fresh, but the toast was a 3mm slice of something that was too hard to cut with a knife (I tried! and too hard to take a bite of. I ate the fish and greens, which were nice, fortunately. I came here in August with a friend and reviewed it was good but expensive. I had no plans of returning, but another friend said she really wanted to try the place. I tried to tell her about my previous $5 ice tea and $14 cuban, but she said let 's go, so I relented. However after she paid $3.50 for a can of diet coke I think she felt the same. After this visit, I can honestly say I will NEVER return. The food isn 't that great, and I refuse to contribute to unethical businesses.

This place is one my go to coffee hang outs. I almost want to keep it a secret because I enjoy that it is not overcrowded and quaint. This is what I would call a Orleans Parish fancy coffee shop setting with home made meals and coffee in Jefferson. You feel like you are in New Orleans as it is a raised house, with high ceilings, wooden creeky floors, door locks that barely work for the bathroom, and even live music.I have been coming here monthly since the summer and it is a small business owned by a woman who makes her own pickles and cookies with sea salt and coffees. Since it is small, they sometimes run out of items so if your heart is set on something call ahead. She has the most incredible pulled pork cheesy biscuit. Again, sometimes the cheesy biscuit is out, but the regular biscuit is just fine. The home made pickles are truly incredible. My hubby does not like pickles and he craves these. There is a sweetness to them, it isn't all vinegary. And the owner is considering selling them on the side soon. The cookie is a chocolate chip cookie that she adds seastalt to that enhances the flavor. The salad I had, she was out of the particular greens, but the salad was amazing too! The coffee I had was a caramel or something style, it was so good, I got it in cold and hot latte style!I love the teal truck outside that matches the door. The place is clean inside. There are steps to get into the place, there are about 5 or 6 small tables inside, there is a porch with a couple of small tables as well. Prices are on par with any other Orleans parish coffee shop, and parking is off street parking and is across the street which is basically Causeway.