Est. 1974 · New Orleans, Louisiana
Fresh bread, pantry staples, and the kind of hospitality you only find on Burgundy Street — right here in the heart of New Orleans.
Our Story
For over five decades, St Vincent De Paul Cafeteria has been more than a bakery and grocery — it's been a gathering place for the Lower Ninth Ward and beyond. Families stop by for morning coffee and fresh bread, neighbors grab dinner essentials on their way home, and visitors discover why this corner has held onto its warmth through every change New Orleans has seen.
Our commitment hasn't changed: honest food, fair prices, and a welcome that feels like coming down the street to see a friend. That's the standard set by the people who built this place, and it's the standard we keep every single day.
What We Offer
Everything you need, made with care and served with a smile.
French bread, beignets, rolls, and pastries pulled from the oven every morning — the way New Orleans baking has always been done.
Pantry staples, everyday groceries, and the ingredients you need for a proper Creole meal — all at prices that respect your budget.
Hot, home-style meals made from scratch — comfort food that tastes like it's coming from your own kitchen, because it might as well.
Run with the spirit of service that defines St Vincent De Paul — every purchase supports the mission of helping neighbors in need.
Recipes passed down through generations, still being followed today — no shortcuts, no substitutes, just real flavor.
Walk in and you're not a stranger — you're a neighbor. That's not marketing, that's just how we've always operated on Burgundy.
Community Voices
The real measure of a place like this isn't in our own words — it's in the stories from the people who walk through our door.
I've been coming here since I was a kid riding my bike down Burgundy. The bread still tastes the same, and the people still remember your name. That doesn't happen everywhere.
We stopped in while visiting family and ended up coming back three times during our trip. The cafeteria food is the real deal — nothing fancy, just honest and delicious.
This place is a lifeline for the neighborhood. Fair prices, fresh food, and nobody ever makes you feel like you're taking up too much space. That's rare.