Demitasse Cafe Express
6815 West Park, Houma, LA, 70364
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Address :
6815 West Park
Houma, LA, 70364 - Phone (985) 868-0933
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Specialities
- Take-out : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Attire : Casual
Outdoor Seating : Yes
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Kimanh T.
Sandwiches are pretty good. A little pricey for a sandwich shop. Service could be a lil better.
(4)Pat C.
My husband and I have driven past this place many times but never tried it. We went today and the sandwiches were really good and I liked the baked potato salad. The restaurant itself and the way it's set up are nothing to write home about and we waited over 40 after ordering our food. You place your order at the counter and they bring the food to you. We arrived early enough to avoid the lunch crowd. Try the place though! I had a club panini and my husband had a muffuletta panini. The bread was toasted nicely and had a nice " chew" to it. One of my issues living in Houma was the bread here ( especially sandwich bread) is too soft and falls apart too quickly. They also had desserts that looked great. We didn't have time but will certainly go back!
(4)Ben N.
Moody people. Always. Every single time. It just feels like they are put off by you being there. The food is awesome. The best sandwiches in town. It's just too bad you don't feel welcome there.
(2)Alison B.
It's pretty nifty to visit a town (Houma) for one day only (today) when you need to get work done (on a laptop) while your man does burly, manly things for his job at the nearby Falck Alford. After an exhausting drive up and down MLK Jr Blvd in search of the Starbucks, I chose my iPhone's next suggestion--this place. I love that this is sort of the model of what a community cafe should be--a place that makes fresh food with local ingredients as well as coffee drinks--with customers who stop in to gossip over coffee, or meet up in large groups for sit down meals. I like that. It's neat. Reminds me of Coffee Call in Baton Rouge's College Drive strip mall, only with real food (beignets are like pseudo food, and the sausage biscuits are kind of tired there. But this isn't a review of Coffee Call. Ahem.) The crab and corn bisque is heavy on the cream, light on the crab (what isn't these days) and the drip coffee comes with an Andes mint placed adorably on the saucer. Some staff were super nice, others, not so much. They make melon and coconut smoothies. Maybe out of powder--I'm not sure--but still. Honeydew smoothies! I got to soak up that lovely French Louisiana-descended accent as well as the town gossip about whether or not it's important to know the mother of the boy with whom your daughter attends Homecoming. I am just not willing to knock the place hard-core for one grumpy gal--grumpiness does not deter me from using your wi-fi for 1-3 hours while I drink massive quantities of coffee. I won't return for a sit down meal the next time Falck Alford calls my better half to town, though. I will probably try Crawfish House across the street.
(4)Thomas O.
This is the same as the Demitasse in Thibodaux that burned. The owner relocated to Houma and its great to have Demitasse back. Great fresh prepared Paninis and the one and only Shoe Sole.
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