The Depot Coffeehouse — Restaurant in Ruston

This coffee shop is simply amazing... Just this morning I walked into the depot and was warmly welcomed with a smile from the barista behind the counter, as I scanned through the exotic flavor options I realized that everything sounded too good and I would never reach a decision. That's when the charming barista notice my futile struggle and recommended I tried customer favorite white chocolate caramel blended iced coffee. I was no match for the young mans persuasive prowess. The dear boy took my cash and gave me a punch on my depot coffee rewards card, then away he went with such artisan technique! I stood in awe of his craft as he constructed the most tenderly made iced coffe I have ever gazed upon. As I took the cup the from him I felt almost convicted as if I were taking a sweet child from its beloved parents. Then I saw in his eyes a comforting look as if he knew that the coffee was destined for my hand. I then walked away from that coffee shop with a new outlook on life... I highly recommend this coffee shop to everyone in the Ruston area. Drink coffee, do...

Welcoming, wallet-friendly & trendy place to get coffee. Every time I've been up to The Depot (which is quite a lot) I've had opportunities to meet all kinds of people and make new friends. The atmosphere is perfect for all ages. The main crowd you'll see is college students, since it's walking distance from Tech's campus; nonetheless, whether you're there to socialize, study, use the FREE WIFI or order something to-go, The Depot is the place to be. It has a large area in the back designated for studying or meetings, with many tables and chairs set up for anyone to use. In the front there is an area with more tables and plenty of electrical outlets, perfect for studying. There's also an area with couches and comfy chairs if you just want to relax. You should check out their Facebook/Twitter or just stop by and check it out for yourself! You...

I stopped in here when I was in Ruston a few months ago visiting family. The Parish Press had been destroyed by the tornado, so I decided to try this place.

The coffee was mediocre compared to actual coffeeshops that do nothing but coffee and roasting. The space is well taken care of and clean. The barista was very nice.

The place is a church which I didn't know or I would have taken my business elsewhere. This place is probably filed under a religious exemption so they get out of taxes, which I find highly deceptive. For that reason alone I won't go back. Whoever owns it is a business man who is exploiting a loophole for financial gain, which isn't very Christian at all. Capitalism and...