In the Fall of 2012, I had been thrilled to discover a coffee bar in the Treme neighborhood called Cafe Treme, so when I heard …
The Dumaine Street Gang second-line ended where it began in the Treme neighborhood, but the crowds seemed reluctant to disperse. One crowd hung around the corner outside the Café Treme where the parade had ended, while a much larger crowd remained under the bridge on Claiborne, which turned into a car and bike show until the police came and dispersed the crowd on horseback, New Orleans, 12/02/12
Café Treme is a bright, attractive coffee and art space in the historic Treme neighborhood north of the French Quarter in New Orleans. In addition to offering coffee, desserts and light foods, Café Treme hosts writers’ workshops as well. Check out http://www.cafetreme.com/ for further info, like them on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/pages/Cafe-Treme/219798221408077 or follow them on Twitter at https://twitter.com/cafetreme.
Espresso-based drinks in the Treme? You better believe it. Cafe Treme is open 7 days a week and is located on the corner of St. Philip and Villere (at Café Treme)
