The food and service here are both so good! We go here almost every morning for breakfast. The…read morestaff is so attentive, friendly, and welcoming. The food is consistently good. I highly recommend Mande's!

I am very sorry to give such a low review of a local restaurant. I have been here several times but…read moretoday took guests. We arrived on a Sunday before 8 am. We were greeted by a wonderful young lady who looked around at all the empty tables and said, "Sit anywhere!" We looked around at all the available tables and chose a round four seater by the door. As we were sitting down, an older lady who appeared to be the manager said not that one! You have to sit at a square table. I looked around and only four of the 12 tables in the room had guests. I asked why and she said it is a rule because if a group of five or more come in they need the round table. I looked at three large round empty tables that could seat five or more. I asked to speak to the manager or owner and she replied she is not here and walked off. We went to a square table and had our meal. Only two other people came in while we were there and the same lady told them to sit anywhere. The food was good, the young people who served us were excellent but the manager was rude, devoid of any concept of the importance of good customer service and unyielding in her effort to follow her rule. Had I been alone, I would have left. I definitely will not go back.

Tried this spot during my trip to New Orleans and really enjoyed it! I had the Fruity Pebble…read morewaffles, and we also tried one of their sandwiches. Everything was really good, flavorful, and the prices were affordable. It's a smalle spot and was pretty crowded when we first arrived, but they did a great job getting people seated quickly. The service was fast and friendly, and we didn't have to wait too long despite how busy it was. The ambiance was nice, casual, and welcoming, making it a great place to grab breakfast or brunch with the family. Definitely a spot I would visit again the next time I'm in New Orleans!

Jimmy J's was easily one of the highlights of my trip to New Orleans. I got the Three Little Pigs…read moreand the Big Bad Chicken sandwich, and both were really good. But let me tell you--the potatoes were NEXT LEVEL. Honestly, they were probably one of the best things I ate the entire time I was in New Orleans. The service was excellent too. As soon as we walked in, we were greeted and everyone was super friendly and welcoming. There was a little bit of a wait, but trust me, it was well worth it. Great food, great service, and those potatoes alone are enough to make me want to come back. Definitely a spot I'd recommend checking out if you're in New Orleans!

Daisy Dukes is an awesome chain restaurant, though I believe each is individually owned and…read moreoperated as menus varry. This one was excellent, as expected. The waitress Kylee was the nicest and most attentive waitress I have come across in a long while. Definitely a keeper! I had the seafood omelet with GF English muffin with delicious fresh fruit medley. Omelet was too much to eat bit I did finish the filling

Daisy Dukes has a great concept, attractive location, decent location, and some of the best hot…read moresauce I have ever had. All those things combined couldn't overcome the mediocre food and slow service I experienced. If I were one of the other randos who have reviewed this place, that would probably be enough of a review. I am highly suspicious of their legitimacy so I will make sure and be a little more descriptive. I am a breakfast loving lunatic. I prefer my breakfast joints to be more traditional than modern fancy pants. Daisy Dukes is slightly more fancy pants that places I normally frequent, which is odd considering it's named after super short jorts, but it is causal enough that you don't need to dress up or anything. The breakfast menu is kind of all over the place. There are a few omelets, but no traditional western omelet. To me, it seems that offering lunch and breakfast at the same time makes both meals suffer. I hate brunch which could make me biased, but I was hopeful for more traditional breakfast offerings. If you are more of a fancy breakfast person you will probably not be bothered by this fact. I ultimately decided on their Cajun omelet which promised hot sausage, cheddar, onions, tomatoes, paprika, pepper, and parsley. It contained all of those things, but had issues. The first was that it was very dry. I'm not sure if this was an issue with it being overcooked or something else, but omelets should be a little more moist. The next issue was the lack of flavor. When I think Cajun, I think of flavor. It may be ok to call something Cajun and sell it to tourists in the FQ with their lack of LA taste buds, but here it is false advertisement. I drenched in hot sauce which improved it considerably. Speaking of hot sauce, this is an area where DD shines. Their house hot sauce is a blend of Tabasco peppers and Habaneros. It is phenomenal. If you know anything about me you know I love hot sauce on almost everything. Their hot sauce is really stellar. If the issues I listed about my omelet were the only ones I experienced, this would probably be a three start review. Unfortunately the service was also pretty awful. The server was friendly, but she seemed far too busy to serve us effectively. Ordering took far too long as did getting drinks, refills, etc. When the food was delivered it came out at different times which seemed odd since the restaurant didn't appear that busy. There was a car show going on outside when I ate here so I am not sure if that is what made the service suffer. I'd estimate half of the tables were open when I sat down, but maybe there was something else going on I didn't see. But service really was not good. Would I go here again? Maybe. I say that because I do like supporting local breakfast joints. Based on this experience will it be my go-to spot? Negative.

Ohhhh boy it's been a minute since I've been back! And I'm happy to be back! I came in on a…read moreSaturday morning around 10a and what a surprise... there was no wait, and they had parking. This is really a nice spot for a simple breakfast. It's not a place that plays loud music, has a DJ or half naked women walking around. It's real quaint and has about 8-10 tables. Overall I'd come back after all it's really a New Orleans thing

They really just need a new building and it would elevate the whole experience…read more The food is always consistently good, but no reservations, a line to wait, and the tight space may not be worth the trouble. A stroller for kids is impossible. Getting to the restroom feels like you're leaving the restaurant. It takes shabby to a whole new level. The art pieces for sale are cool. I purchased two pieces.

Great, flavorful food. The BLT (and yes, this isn't some crazy 20-ingredient item) is exceptional…read more The best. Perfect bread, a generous mound of bacon, perfect. Pro tip: get it with the spicy crema. And I'm not sure what the "sparse" comment in another review is talking about. I'm a big guy who can EAT and about a quarter of the time I can't finish the sandwich. Big portions for sandwich IMO The people are the friendliest, nicest restaurant folks I've ever met. This place is treasure.

Good Food Tacos ( breakfast & lunch )…read moreGluten free peanut butter cookies Matcha Fast & Friendly service

This place needs to be Michelin recommended. Breakfast food has never tasted so good. They have…read moreplenty of options. We just wanted something light but still flavorful. I got the brisket hash and it was so good! My gf got the crab cake and it was delicious. They also have the best fresh juice selection and their coffee is really good too! I wish I could tried the scallop and grits too. Overall I give this place a solid 9.8 for breakfast. It is a vibe for sure. Also I have never seen so many morning people in my life the staff is so friendly and nice. This is my second time coming and we will be back!

Shrimp daddy breakfast burrito was amazing. Grits were amazing and creamy. Service was amazing. The…read morebottled lemonade was great.

Stop here for breakfast. This place is a staple in New Orleans. Our server was great and made great…read morefood recommendations. Food was amazing especially the grits. If in the area stop here.

We initially went to this location looking for the Banana Fosters Beignets. However it will be at…read morethe "Camp St." . This is the "Chartres St." location which will have a different menu. We ordered an Avocado Bowl, and Biscuits and Gravy. They were both good! Nothing too special about them. Avocado bowl is more like a salad topped with avocado. Biscuits were soft and gravy was light! I am such a gravy girl. The service was good. Staff was friendly. We were sat immediately. Our busser was so sweet and nice. He was so fast to clear our dishes. However it did take a while to get our bill. The place is like a cute breakfast dinner. There was a second floor option, but we didn't get to explore because 2nd floor is outside and it was humid that day. In conclusion, a good breakfast spot. However, I much prefer the "Camp St." location over this one.

For food service ambiance and everything else. Any and everytime I'm in New Orleans or Baton Rouge…read morethe first brunch spot I make my way to is the ruby slipper.. always great service and worth the lines...

Great place! Very popular but very nice staff…read more Wonderful environment and great location!! Menu has a lot of choices.