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Address: 811 W Walnut St, Johnson City, TN 37604
Phone: (423) 202-3061
Website: https://bebettescoffeehouse.com/
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Reviews
sa
Beignets, lattes, and service were phenomenal! The owner said all sauces are made in house and you can definitely tell a difference in the best way. The quality of everything was fantastic. We will definitely be coming back
… moreMichele McCorkle
This was my first time to visit this café. I was very impressed with the beignets. It reminded me of the ones I had eaten at Cafe du Monde. My chai tea was perfect. The employees were very helpful and friendly. I look forward to trying their sandwiches and other flavors and dips for the beignets.
… moreAndrew Mayer
Great little spot on Walnut Street. I’ve never had begneitts before so I have no comparison, but they were delicious. The coffee was also great and complemented the begneitts very well. I’d highly recommend it if you’re looking for a nice spot to have a treat.
… moreРувим Височанський
This place is special, firstly, the friendly staff, secondly, the delicious food, which is rare to find in the USA, and thirdly, the extremely delicious coffee, I am very skeptical about food and coffee choices, so it is impeccable here!!!
… moreBrittany Osborne
Incredible breakfast! I got the Goat of Monte Cristo & the Madagascar latte, both of which were out of this world. The ladies working this morning were so friendly and hospitable for the cherry on top. 12/10 recommend!
… moreKate Mayer
Bebette’s must be short for Best Beignets! We are so glad this place finally opened December and have already been twice! My five year old renamed Beignet’s “YummyYays” after her first taste and the huge variety of fun latte and coffee drinks with the Nola twist is so awesome – Highly recommend!
… moreWynne Smith
Good beignets. Had the goat of monte Christo and was pretty good. Coffee was amazing. You’d be happy with just the coffee alone. My husband had the classic and a London fog latte. Staff was very friendly and place was ver very clean. A triumph in my opinion due to the piles and piles of traditional powdered sugar served to every customer like so much crack. This place gave me much nostalgia for New Orleans. A lovely and surprising treat.
Update: went back today and added the last star. It’s place is amazing! Added pic of “fingers”.
… moreUpdate: went back today and added the last star. It’s place is amazing! Added pic of “fingers”.
Mark SHOEMAKER
A small business w/ outstanding Beignets possibly better than Cafe du Monde, coffee is perfect, service is fantastic…cant wait to come back and try one of the Beignet sandwiches.
These guys are legit ❤️
… moreThese guys are legit ❤️
Ryan Nivens
We’ve never had beignets before, so this was our first experience. As you can see in the photos, we ordered the 3 beignet sampler plate, coffee w/ chicory, and almond latte. What follows is our first impression.
Beignets:
classic- somewhat like a funnel cake , only square and puffy.
Chorro- much like a chorro you would get at Sam’s, Dollywood, or a Mexican restaurant – only in beignet style.
Chocolate sauce – this was our favorite. If you love , then you should just get these. I wish they gave you an extra cup of the sauce.
Drinks:
Coffee with chicory – the coffee was about the strength of what you get in a house coffee at Starbucks. I would prefer it to be about 2/3 this strength, but it was good and I drank it all.
Almond latte – my wife ordered it with only half the almond flavor and it was good.
Atmosphere:
It was around 10 a.m. seating was about half full and got to about 3/4 before we left. I recall one drive thru order while we were there. Everything was peaceful, people seemed happy. A few students were studying on laptops, a came in. was nice, older 50s style, which was pleasant.
Price:
Two drinks and the beignet sampler plate we shared was about $12. That’s a bit high for my budget, but aside, I would come back ( though not as often due to affordability).
Conclusion: I would recommend you stop by and try it. The owner is there, and he and the employees seem happy to be there.
… moreBeignets:
classic- somewhat like a funnel cake , only square and puffy.
Chorro- much like a chorro you would get at Sam’s, Dollywood, or a Mexican restaurant – only in beignet style.
Chocolate sauce – this was our favorite. If you love , then you should just get these. I wish they gave you an extra cup of the sauce.
Drinks:
Coffee with chicory – the coffee was about the strength of what you get in a house coffee at Starbucks. I would prefer it to be about 2/3 this strength, but it was good and I drank it all.
Almond latte – my wife ordered it with only half the almond flavor and it was good.
Atmosphere:
It was around 10 a.m. seating was about half full and got to about 3/4 before we left. I recall one drive thru order while we were there. Everything was peaceful, people seemed happy. A few students were studying on laptops, a came in. was nice, older 50s style, which was pleasant.
Price:
Two drinks and the beignet sampler plate we shared was about $12. That’s a bit high for my budget, but aside, I would come back ( though not as often due to affordability).
Conclusion: I would recommend you stop by and try it. The owner is there, and he and the employees seem happy to be there.
debbie
Beignets are perfect. Breakfast sandwich was great and nicely different, and the au Laits spot on. Definitely quenched my need (somewhat) for driving to Louisiana to get a “fix”.
… more