In a bright and airy haven, Congregation Coffee in Algiers Point serves house-roasted beans and tasty pastries, perfect for cozying up or working away.
"A place to snag a latte while exploring Algiers Point." - Jenny Adams
"The cafe reopened for business after a six-month hiatus. The revival comes after Patrick Brennan acquired the company, vowing to restart and grow its operations. It is now open Thursday through Monday from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m., and its coffee is for sale online for home delivery." - Clair Lorell
"Patrick Brennan announced he has acquired Congregation Coffee Roasters and plans to reopen the Algiers Point coffee shop and wholesale roastery. He also plans to expand Congregation with additional coffee shops in New Orleans and add pastries from the Ralph Brennan Bakery." - Clair Lorell
"Beloved Westbank coffee roaster Congregation offers a number of great gifts for coffee lovers this year, from T-shirts to sweet coffee mugs and pottery to an adorable baby onesie. Congregation also offers three, six, and 12-month coffee subscription gifts; choose the coffee and the grind and it’s the gift that keeps on giving long after the holidays." - Clair Lorell
"A year after replacing Pulp & Grind in the CBD, Congregation Coffee’s first downtown shop has closed permanently. It’s original shop and roastery, which has operated in Algiers Point for over three years, remains open for takeout as well as food pop-ups and events. Eliot Guthrie and Ian Barrilleaux started Congregation Coffee in 2015 after working together at Cochon Butcher, focused on supplying local restaurants, and now sells its coffee to 35 favorites including Herbsaint, Couvant and Marjie’s Grill." - Clair Lorell
