CC's Coffee House — Restaurant in Louisiana

Love this place. I come here often to get work done. In my line of work I find I can get certain tasks done more quickly when I'm away from my office. CC's is perfect for that. The family environment here is awesome. The staff is kind and warm. I usually come 2-3 days per week and have never felt unwelcome or like an ephemeral customer. (I actually think this is rare. I feel like most coffee shops want to sell you something and then secretly hope you leave. At CC's it feels like they don't mind if you stay and use their space) Also the Wifi is snappy.

I actually hate coffee, so I can't comment on that. But each time I come I get a decaf coffee; I want to support this place because it's genuinely important to me. I would be sad if for some reason they shut down. Keep it up ladies, you're making...

One of the wonderful things for me when I visit Baton Rouge (my hometown but I live in Los Angeles now) is Community Coffee aka CC's. In Los Angeles, where there is a Starbucks on every corner, I don't bother visiting Starbucks because the coffee and service at CC's surpasses the business model of the national chain.

There is something about the familiar for me, as I grew up drinking Community Coffee.

The location that I visited was great way to start my morning. Although there was a drive through, I went inside and then enjoyed my Mochasippi on the patio in a comfortable cushioned chair underneath a ceiling fan, enjoyed the small but artful zen trickling fountain while reading news and smoking cigarette.

Better than Starbucks! I wish there were CC's in...

Hey everybody knows Starbucks, or Peet's in the bay area, but you have never really had coffee until you have tried the community coffee brand that CC's is named for. Grew up on community coffee dark roast and Saturday morning would get out of bed, fire up the tv, and watch Saturday cartoons while I brewed pot of community for my parents. By the smell made it down the hall, they would get up for breakfast. Started drinking the coffee as "cafe,au lait with a little milk and then graduated to the black coffee as a teenager. Their giant coffee plant is at the river bridge approaching Baton Rouge and can smell it when crossing the river from the west. Left review at this location as visited more often. Real...