If I could move to New Orleans and hang out at this coffee shop regularly, I would. A great local place with personality.

Cool place. Good menu. Laid-back vibe. If I'm in this neighborhood again, I'd stop here.

Neighborhood, eclectic coffee spot on Oak Street with major hipster vibes. They've got a long list of tea options served iced or hot. Added bonus it's open late until 11 pm for those out late looking for a caffeine fix.

Love a good anarchist coffee house. Espresso was good and staff were about as friendly as baristas usually are lol.

Z'otz is my go to for getting a lot of work done. Coffee is always good, love the blackberry hibiscus tea in the summertime. The baked goods are also great. Have never had a bad experience there.

I fell in love with coffee coming to Z'otz. It's always been my first stop while working and shopping on Oak Street. This eclectic and nostalgic coffee shop is so charming, combining a unique blend of vintage decor, cozy indoor/outdoor seating, and a diverse menu of specialty coffees and pastries. Throughout the years the warm ambiance and service has not wavered. When on Oak Street stop in to indulge in an assortment of rich flavors and aromas of coffee.

Came here for the first time today circa 10 am. Popular place with a line for almost the entire time I was there. The barista was great! He hustles. As a result, I tipped him! The medium roast drip coffee was good, but not quite as good as PJs. The almond croissant looked gorgeous but was underwhelming. Not a real French croissant, sorry. The Internet speed was approx 90/mbs - vastly better than Starbucks and PJ on Maple. Very alternative look and feel to the place. On-street parking. Recommended and I will be back.

Found this neat little place to grab a coffee. The atmosphere is cool total voodoo/New Orleans. The young lady behind the counter was very nice as well. The only reason I did not give it five stars was because of the loud music. But the coffee and the treats and the staff make it a very enjoyable morning stop. I even got a coffee to go. The drip coffee is delicious.

What a weird little cafe; I loved it! It is the epitope of unique. The walls and decor are so random sort of like a mix of Halloween, death and maybe Voodoo. I walked in and there was a manquin, wrapped with lights wires and no arms with a mask on sitting on one of the chairs in the main cafe area. The tables have old newspaper articles about deaths and cults written in them gelled to the tables. There are random old books in the tony book case in the corner. And on the walls, it appeared to have bone colored paper mache texture that could almost be interpreted as skin. It was really neat and definitely not like any other place I have been to in New Orleans or at least maybe other than the French Quarter. We walked in and the very laid back, nice barista recommended a few items since the menu was being redone. She suggested the Zombie and I ordered that with white chocolate. The hubs ordered the white chocolate latte. Both were really good, but I preferred the latte. The coffee had a great, creamy taste and the coffee was thick. I really enjoyed that. As I walked around, the cafe was much larger than I thought because up the stairs was another little loungey area with couches and chairs. And then passed that was another little loungey area. This place is really laid back and you feel of sense of no judgement here. People are themselves here. I imagine this is a place where every time you go back, you see something new. That's hard to do and Zotz nailed it.