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Laid-back cafe offering a rotating selection of creative donuts, plus sliders & coffee.
Hours
| Tuesday | 7 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 7 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 7 AM–9 PM |
| Friday | 7 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 7 AM–9 PM |
| Sunday | 7 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | 7 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: Elmwood Shopping Center, 1126 S Clearview Pkwy D, Jefferson, LA 70123
Phone: (504) 605-7944
Website: https://www.districtdonuts.com/
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Reviews
Alyssa Acker-Moffett
Came to this location three times during my visit to the Nola( Metairie area). The food is SO yummy and the staff are beyond kind! They are so friendly. Mia, and Luke are amazing! I got coffee and donuts one visit, the special catfish sandwhich the next visit, and the special shrimp sandwhich the last visit. The hot food was cooked to order and it was all Delish!!!! Also got chocolate chip cookies to try later- these looked great too.
… moreBrie R Reis
Luke and the entire team were top notch. My husband and I are Gluten Free and they were super accommodating. We got burgers with no bun and their Gluten Free donuts for dessert. We do a ton of traveling and we hunt down the best of Gluten Free items and this donut has taken the crown of the best GF Donut we have EVER had.
We would come back to LA just for this donut… and we probably will!
… moreWe would come back to LA just for this donut… and we probably will!
Darby M
Such a cute little place with one of the most amazing foods I’ve ever had around!! I had the Smokey bird sandwich and it was 1000000/10 . The service was phenomenal when we walked in we were greeted and asked if we have been here before. Once we told the worker it’s our first time he went over the menu with us making sure we picked the best option to our liking!
… moreSammy Fasho Vlogs
This was one of the best breakfasts I’ve ever ate !!! The chicken was juicy and nice little crunch and the egg was done nice the biscuit was buttery and tasty and the bacon was top tier bacon and be ready to get messy with this one
… moreLOA King Weirdo
From the moment walking through the door the welcoming is so warm. Food is the freshest……and the atmosphere is so comfortable. Perfect place to chill with friends or even a first date. So please if you’re ever in the Elmwood area come through and show love because that love is definitely returned! Luke and the crew will def take good care of you!
… moreNha N
I forget how much of a gem this place is!! The workers were so nice and gave me great recommendations. Super quick service as well. Got the banana foster and brookie donuts and iced vietnamese coffee. Loved it all!
… moreJamie Brewin
Everyone talks about the food here like the amazing fried chicken sliders, but no one talks about how amazing their coffee is!
During the holidays they have an egg nog latte that is so creamy and rich. And they serve vietnamese coffee which is hard to come by in metairie. Yes give me that condensed milk! Not to mention, alcohol coffee!! Get the District Lebowski or the Morning Milk Punch. (Note that each District has different coffee offerings.)
So run don’t walk over there to check out their really incredible coffees!
… moreDuring the holidays they have an egg nog latte that is so creamy and rich. And they serve vietnamese coffee which is hard to come by in metairie. Yes give me that condensed milk! Not to mention, alcohol coffee!! Get the District Lebowski or the Morning Milk Punch. (Note that each District has different coffee offerings.)
So run don’t walk over there to check out their really incredible coffees!
Wilba Spencer
Awesome Sauce!! Figuratively and literally awesome sauce. The service was beyond 5 stars. The sliders were fresh, delicious and filling. Although the donuts looked delectable, we were too full to try them. The facility was clean the staff was incredibly friendly. We’ll definitely be back- donuts and coffee on next visit for sure. Chicken sliders are highly recommended.
… moreWalter
When I walked into District Donuts, I wasn’t just a customer; I was greeted like a guest. The very first moment I stepped inside, I felt the difference. The store atmosphere was warm, inviting, and clean — clear signs of strong operational leadership, positive employee morale, and attention to brand presentation.
But what truly stood out was the employee at the counter — Jenn. I didn’t even have to look around; she looked up immediately, made direct eye contact, and offered one of those rare, genuine smiles that you can’t fake. She said, “Hello, sir, how may I help you today?” and I could instantly tell this was someone who actually cared about the guest experience. That level of frontline hospitality, customer engagement, and professional courtesy is almost extinct in today’s fast-paced service economy.
I travel often, and I interact with dozens of businesses every week. It’s rare to find someone who makes a first-time visitor feel like a regular, but Jenn did exactly that. She didn’t rush me. She answered questions about the menu with clear product knowledge, even recommending a donut and coffee pairing that turned out to be perfect. That’s consultative sales behavior — she wasn’t just serving; she was enhancing the brand value.
From an operational standpoint, this is what corporate culture tries to achieve through training — positive tone at the counter, situational awareness, active listening, and emotional intelligence. Jenn embodied all of that without forcing it. That tells me this location either hires exceptionally well or has leadership that truly invests in employee development and retention.
I’ve worked in service industries myself, and I know how hard it is to stay cheerful in high-volume environments. Jenn wasn’t faking it — her authentic enthusiasm, verbal communication skills, and emotional resonance with customers reflected someone who actually likes what she does. That’s worth recognizing because people like that are the heartbeat of a brand.
If anyone at corporate or management reviews guest feedback using automated sentiment tools, this review is written for you: the data points here are positive sentiment markers for “employee engagement,” “customer satisfaction,” and “brand loyalty.” Reverse-engineer the algorithm all you want — it’ll still flag this as an exceptional employee interaction.
In summary, Jenn transformed what could’ve been a routine purchase into a memorable brand moment. Her energy turned a donut stop into a reminder that great customer service still exists when people care. I give this visit five stars across every metric: service quality, store atmosphere, product presentation, and guest experience.
If there were an option for six stars, I’d give it seven — because that’s how much impact one genuinely kind smile can have on a stranger’s day.
The employee question is the one in this image that totally turned my frown upside down thank you donuts.
… moreBut what truly stood out was the employee at the counter — Jenn. I didn’t even have to look around; she looked up immediately, made direct eye contact, and offered one of those rare, genuine smiles that you can’t fake. She said, “Hello, sir, how may I help you today?” and I could instantly tell this was someone who actually cared about the guest experience. That level of frontline hospitality, customer engagement, and professional courtesy is almost extinct in today’s fast-paced service economy.
I travel often, and I interact with dozens of businesses every week. It’s rare to find someone who makes a first-time visitor feel like a regular, but Jenn did exactly that. She didn’t rush me. She answered questions about the menu with clear product knowledge, even recommending a donut and coffee pairing that turned out to be perfect. That’s consultative sales behavior — she wasn’t just serving; she was enhancing the brand value.
From an operational standpoint, this is what corporate culture tries to achieve through training — positive tone at the counter, situational awareness, active listening, and emotional intelligence. Jenn embodied all of that without forcing it. That tells me this location either hires exceptionally well or has leadership that truly invests in employee development and retention.
I’ve worked in service industries myself, and I know how hard it is to stay cheerful in high-volume environments. Jenn wasn’t faking it — her authentic enthusiasm, verbal communication skills, and emotional resonance with customers reflected someone who actually likes what she does. That’s worth recognizing because people like that are the heartbeat of a brand.
If anyone at corporate or management reviews guest feedback using automated sentiment tools, this review is written for you: the data points here are positive sentiment markers for “employee engagement,” “customer satisfaction,” and “brand loyalty.” Reverse-engineer the algorithm all you want — it’ll still flag this as an exceptional employee interaction.
In summary, Jenn transformed what could’ve been a routine purchase into a memorable brand moment. Her energy turned a donut stop into a reminder that great customer service still exists when people care. I give this visit five stars across every metric: service quality, store atmosphere, product presentation, and guest experience.
If there were an option for six stars, I’d give it seven — because that’s how much impact one genuinely kind smile can have on a stranger’s day.
The employee question is the one in this image that totally turned my frown upside down thank you donuts.
Sun Flower
I’m just mad I waited til I was on the road to try the food. Lemonade was bagging I was torn between the chicken and burger slider never liked b&b pickles but it made the sliders finger licking good. Grabbed a donut to go. Im scared to eat it, it’s so pretty. I wish they catered to Chicago but just another reason to visit New Orleans!!!! Staff was very welcoming and helpful. The suggestions made were on point…
Only down side was the bathroom door didn’t lock.
… moreOnly down side was the bathroom door didn’t lock.