CC’s Coffee House

Service here has consistently been very quick.
Mike, the barista this morning was nice and courteous. I was able to get my coffee and get out of there in less than 5 minutes.
Haven’t tried any of the food items here but it looks typical of any coffee shop.

Did someone say Turtle Mochasippi? Well to be perfectly honest I do not frequent CC’s as much as I may frequent other coffee houses but nonetheless CC’s is way popular for their turtle frappé. It’s an interesting blend of flavors with a delicate caramel sauce mixed in. Also, to me their coffee can be pretty strong.

Knowledgeable crew of baristas who can handle just about any off-​the-​wall-​drink order. They’re also pretty speedy during the lunch hour, which some of the other CC’s Coffee Houses in town have trouble with. Recently renovated and looks better than ever!

This is my absolute favorite coffee shop in Louisiana! I love the coffee here. the coffee isn’t as strong as Starbucks and it a local coffee producer.

Love that place! I go there every afternoon. I usually order iced decaf mocha latte but sometimes they didn’t put enough mocha in my drink, but when I asked for more mocha they were very willing to do that.
They are very deaf friendly. When I come in, they know to get piece of paper and a pen ready.
This place is very clean! Bathroom is very clean too unlike many places! Keep up :)

Meh. CC’s was definitely anywhere close to the coolest, best, or most relaxing coffee shop I’ve been to in my travels, but it also wasn’t the worst. It was so plain, that although it has been less than a month since I’ve been there, I barely remember it.
The pluses: I was able to hang out there for around an hour and a half and not get the feeling that I was overstaying my welcome. I had a very long drive ahead of me and wanted to lounge and read before taking off; this was accomplished. The dude behind the counter was pretty friendly, which is a rarity in a coffee shop. The coffee and food were cheap and if I remember correctly I got a free same of something.
The minuses: The coffee wasn’t that good, it was equal to the stuff that came with the motel room I had rented the night before. The egg on the sandwich I got was prepared in a microwave– I really wish places that did this had a warning. The parking was absolutely horrible, it the five minutes it took me to park (yup, five freaking minutes) I saw 4 near accidents. The parking lot is the size of thimble, with the line for the drive-​through going right through it. Parking a smart car would be hard, parking my Econoline van was almost impossible.
Like I said, meh.

Getting in and out of this CC’s can be a bit of a pain because of traffic on Jefferson Hwy, but it’s worth it. This location is always clean and has friendly and quick staff who are great at giving drink recommendations if you are unsure about what to order. The drinks and snacks are always good too, as one would expect at any CC’s (my favorite chain of coffee shops).

Love the peppermint chocolate mochassippi! So yummy!

It’s the first time I’ve had community coffee at the store. I think it’s as good as starbuck’s. Free wi-​fi is always nice.

Best coffee in Louisiana! They are always fast and friendly!!!

Wow, I’ve written 100 of these already? I eat out way more than I thought I did…
CC’s is a good one for #100. I travel all over the place and it is very rare that I come across a small local coffee shop that beats out, or at least matches, the greatness of Starbucks. CC’s, in my experience, is the only one that does. Community Coffee is better than Starbucks brew, the pastries are fresh and delicious (chocoloate croissant is AWESOME), and the shops are always modern and well designed.
This location in Baton Rouge is our go-​to place for breakfast when we are in the city several times a year for college football. The service is always good, the restaurant is clean, and the food and drinks are always served fresh and made right.
BOTTOM LINE: Best coffee houses in Louisiana: CC’s

This is a standard CC’s and the service is very good. I’ve been here a few times and have had a consistent experience. Be warned if you’re there in the afternoon as you will be pleasantly assaulted by blueberry muffins being baked! Good God, it smelled wonderful and beats the Mulberry scented Yankee candle any day. It’s a meatlocker, so bring a sweater or Snuggie, because you will freeze if you there for more than ten minutes.

Another place on my list I make an effort to stop when home. True. may not be condusive for studying, etc. However if you want a great cup of coffee, this is the place. I also take a few bags of Community back with me to PA, as it is next to impossible to find up here. If you do find it, it’s very overpriced. It’s best to get it from of near the source.

I can’t believe I put two stars for a CC’s coffee house, but this is what I feel they should receive at this one. Something just didn’t feel right here. For me it was being handed a cup and them pointing to the EXXON MINI-​MART style pump your own coffee container. Call me old fashioned but I like my coffee poured by someone (with a smile). They said they were testing this out. So maybe it will fade away. I hope so.

Thee coffeeshop of coffeeshops! Oh, how I wish I had one close to my house in Texas. I enjoyed a Café au Lait made with the New Orleans Blend coffee and a sweet potato muffin on my way to volunteer at my sister’s school. I’m still so thankful to her for taking me here even though we didn’t have a ton of time that morning. And for our purchase over $ 6 we received a free 2 oz. package of coffee, perfect for 4 cups of coffee in any coffee maker.