Been a lot of buzz about The Joint lately and was in the mood for bbq so had to check it out…read more Wasn't sure about parking, but needn't have worried. There was tons of parking all around the park across the street. Inside had something like 6 or 8 tables and a bar to sit at. They also have outdoor seating. You order at the register and they bring it out to you. I ordered the 2 meat 1 side combo. They didn't have burnt ends at the time, which I'm still dying to try. Instead I went with ribs and chicken with Mac and cheese. I've been getting used to bbq places bringing you small wimpy ribs, but this says two ribs on the menu it's more like three and some change they're so big. These ribs were so juicy, perfect amount of char, tons of flavor. Throw some of the table bbq to dip in and wow. Same with the chicken juicy, with a light crispy skin, and also even better with the bbq. Mac and cheese was also great. It was super cheesy and had a nice kick to it.

I have heard nothing but good things about the Joint so I was excited to try it. I dined inside and…read moreloved the decor all over the wall. I ordered the brisket burnt ends and the ribs with a side of baked beans. The food came out pretty fast. The burnt ends were delicious. Tender and seasoned well I also loved the bbq sauce. The ribs were okay. They were Luke warm so they got cold pretty fast and were over cooked. I enjoyed the baked beans and they give you a hearty portion. Overall pretty good I would definitely go back to get another order of burnt ends.

Walking in the Bywater back to our rental, chance and curiosity made me go inside Frady's and I'm…read morereally glad of what happened. I'd had a pound of crawfish for lunch at Captain Sal's nearby (fabulous) but mini muffulettas were right under my nose and the gal behind the cash register was super friendly. Three or four bites and absolutely delicious, that was exactly the dessert I needed. Thank you Frady's, I loved it.

The food is great the attitude is classic local New Orleans, no uppity attitudes allowed everyone…read moreis treated the same. I feel these are the best poor boys in town. I have had poor-boys here over past 15 years. Ambiance is old school. Cash only is the most important thing. Great variety food at good prices. I love the roast beef, and the bologna and salami. You can create your own poorboy. A note 1/2 is plenty whole can feed a hungry person or shared by 2 average appetites. Also know they have good variety of cold beverages and beer other adult beverages. Classic soda flavors.

Wow!!! What a comprehensive selection of sandwiches (and…read moredonuts)!! We had the Madison Bumgarner!! Fantastic. Super place...choices are so many that it makes selecting tough! But all great!

I was really in the mood for a delicious sandwich and remembered I'd never tried Ike's. I was…read moresurprised by the place. I expected a cookie cutter franchise vibe but it really fit into the neighborhood, giving off the feel of a local dive bar, and I love it. Our waiter was the greatest. He walked us through the menu and the drinks and let us know they actually have thousands of sandwiches. The menu itself is probably 4 to 6 pages, but you can use their app to see all the additional options. I ordered the "Marshawn Lynch" (fried chicken, bacon, BBQ sauce, Sriracha, mustard, and cheddar cheese) and added red onions, peppers, and pickles. My wife ordered a sandwich straight from the app, the "Bad Santa" (chicken fried steak, rich marinara sauce, savory pesto, and provolone cheese). Both sandwiches were incredible. We also grabbed two cocktails that were only $5 each. I'm already looking forward to trying more of these sandwiches.

There's no improving upon a neighborhood cafe this special. My pistachio iced latte was amazing…read more Fab pistachio flavor and it wasn't too sweet. Similarly my Vietnamese coffee, called cå phé sü då, was delicious and not too sweet. The cashier was perfectly sweet too. I'll take my coffee with a double shot of kindness any day. The pastries are great too. They catered our event across the street, which is how I got turned onto it. There's seating inside along with a comfortable neighborhood vibe and a couple of tables out front. Clearly a chill place to hang for whatever purpose. No matter where you live, you wish there was a place like this in your neighborhood. Yeah, all the Elite Yelpers who've reviewed it are a tipoff for certain.

Remarkable in it's New Orleans simplicity, charm and goodness, Petite Clouet Cafe is my absolute…read morefavorite spot for a cold, iced coffee, a piece of delicious pie and people watching. An EZ Vibe.

Location is closed. It was completely empty inside so I give no stars very bad service no food…read moreavailable ambience with empty.

I had no idea this place existed since I don't come down this way too often, but I'll know where to…read moreswing by for a refreshing drink now if I do! There's no indoor seating because it's a tiny cute little shop, but they do have tables and chairs outside if you want to hang out. They have all kinds of fruit, milk, and boba teas. I got to try the strawberry fruit tea ($6), and I added some lychee popping pearls to it (For only $0.75 extra, it's SO worth it). It was not overly sweet, delicious, and perfectly refreshing! Just what I needed since it was hot out! I'll have to try their milk teas sometime I got to try their grilled cheese ($6). It was made with colby jack cheese on a bun. (At least, I think, I'm no cheese expert) The bun was good, but the cheese wasn't my favorite. In my opinion, this would be so much better if they used a sharper cheese, but to each their own. I did add imitation crab (+$1) to the grilled cheese, which helped boost the flavor a bit, but I really thought they could have use sauce or seasonings. You may enjoy their grilled cheese though if you're a purist! I also tried their sushi dog ($6). The hot dog was good quality, all beef. This had plenty of sauces and flavor, and much more up-my-alley! It is only half a sausage though, you don't get a whole dog, which was my only complaint. One thing to note: It's completely cashless, so you should definitely bring small bills for tips because you can't break a $20 there! Overall, I would try their other menu items, but I'd skip the grilled cheese. Their drinks seem to be yummy too!

We recently got married on May 8th, 2026 and I cannot say enough about our experience. First off,…read moreSteve is amazing at communicating and he gets things done right off the bat. The staff at Capulet is great, as well. I knew I wanted our wedding at Capulet and didn't even bother to tour any other venue and I am so happy we did. The building itself is absolutely stunning and you can't beat having a mezzanine AND a rooftop all in one venue. Of course having a wedding in New Orleans comes with challenges...especially in the spring. Rain quickly became an issue and the day before our wedding we had to rent a tent last minute for the rooftop. Steve worked with us in getting this done in a timely fashion and our guests continue to talk about how nice it was upstairs. While the rooftop cocktail hour was a hit, the food was as well. So many of our friends and family raved about the items we had on our menu and even though my husband and I only ate a tiny bit...I can certainly say EVERYTHING was DELICIOUS. Our signature drinks which were a French 75 and Old Fashioned were so good, too. Our guests couldn't get enough!  All in all, 10/10 experience and I wish we could relive our night all over again. It truly was more magical than I ever envisioned.  If you're looking for a beautiful venue with the most gorgeous industrial but quaint architecture, look no further...you have found THE place and I have no doubt you'll enjoy your ENTIRE experience just as we did.  Thank you so much Steve for making our dream come true! It was truly a pleasure to work with y'all and I couldn't have pictured our wedding anywhere else. Let's maybe do an anniversary party in 10 years? :D

First time visiting Calulet on Dauphine Street and wow--what a great find. I stopped by for happy…read morehour and live music, and the ambiance was absolutely on point. The space is spacious, open, airy, and filled with good energy--perfect for unwinding after a long day. Happy hour is solid with a nice variety of drink options, great prices and the live music featuring Teena May really sets the mood without overpowering conversation. Now let's talk about the real star of the show: the chicken sandwich. WHOA. This is a must-have. So good it deserves its own moment. Crispy, flavorful, and unforgettable--I'm already planning my return just for that sandwich alone. Between the vibes, happy hour specials, and live music, this spot checks all the boxes. Definitely will be back (and yes, ordering that chicken sandwich again). Elite-approved

Delicious, it is my go-to for salmon bagels. And I always receive great customer service.read more

I LOVE bagels. It's a well known fact about me. Small Mart makes exceptional bagels, and the most…read morecreative bagel sandwiches. I ordered the chum bagel which pairs lox with apple slices. It has to be one of my favorite breakfast items I've had this week in Nola. One more note-they have many vegetarian and vegan options! Typically I am neither, but I think vegetarians and vegans would find a dish to love here. This shop is small, but there is lots of seating indoors and outside. You order food at one bar, and the coffee at the other. Everyone here is so personable and was so kind to chat with me about the menu when I was torn between many options. They have a bathroom that was very clean. I can tell the food and drinks here are made with love. It is a little walk from the French Quarter, but it is a walk well worth it.

In my many, many decades on this planet, I've surely learned one thing: if you see a burger on a…read moremenu at a vegetarian restaurant or sushi bar, it's gonna be great, and the Sneaky Pickle did not disappoint. About six ounces of American Wagyu, cooked perfectly at medium rare, atop a firm brioche bun, the meal was a delight. The hand-pattied burger was topped with smokey bacon, aged cheddar, and a house sauce. Fresh-cut fries were piping hot and perfectly seasoned. This place gets jammed on weekend nights, so reservations are a must. They also do take out and creative cocktails. Mexican Coca-Cola was my beverage choice.

Stopped in for a quick drink. Unfortunately they don't specialize in pickles (wanted fried pickles)…read morelol it's PICKLING and a nice menu of vegan/vegetarian options - which I'll try next visit the drinks were GREAT!! The bartender was the owners brother and had great customer service. Let us sample a couple diff drinks. The hostesses were pleasant when we walked in and everyone was welcoming

Walking into Cochon Butcher, one is immediately struck by something that is not always easy to…read moreachieve in the restaurant business: a palpable sense of professionalism. Everything appears carefully considered and efficiently executed. The layout is purposeful, the operation is remarkably well organized, the space is impeccably clean, and the presentation of the products is both attractive and inviting. The restaurant's steady stream of customers throughout much of the day is hardly surprising. There is an obvious rhythm and efficiency to the operation, yet it never feels rushed or chaotic. Instead, there is a sense that every component of the business has been thoughtfully orchestrated. The staff further reinforces this impression. They are exceptionally friendly, courteous, and accommodating, but what stands out most is their knowledge. They are able to answer questions, offer guidance, and navigate the extensive menu with confidence, making the experience both comfortable and enjoyable. And the menu itself is a destination. It offers an impressive range of choices, with an appealing variety of meats, sandwiches, sides, and beverages. There is far too much temptation to reasonably expect one visit to be sufficient. In fact, choosing what to order may be the most difficult part of the experience. Their version of the muffuletta an outstanding of the original. Particularly their version of the bread, which was fresh, and warmly toasted renders it a cut above. Cochon Butcher is therefore a restaurant best approached with the intention of returning. One visit gives you an introduction; several visits allow you to truly appreciate the breadth of what they do. The combination of organization, cleanliness, quality, knowledgeable service, and an extensive menu makes Cochon Butcher a particularly impressive example of how a busy restaurant can operate with both efficiency and character.

Cochon Butcher was definitely worth the stop! There was a line when we arrived, and seating is…read morefirst come, first served, so be prepared to wait a little and get creative when finding a table. We noticed a guy sitting by himself and offered to buy him a beer if he'd let us join him at his table. He said yes, and it ended up being part of the fun experience! The food was excellent. We ordered the Cochon Muffaletta, which was huge, packed with flavor, and definitely a must-try. The mac & cheese is an absolute MUST--creamy, cheesy, rich, and easily one of my favorite things we ordered. The beer was great too and paired perfectly with the food. The atmosphere is casual, lively, and exactly the kind of place you want to experience while in New Orleans. 5/5 -- great food, great beer, and absolutely worth the visit. I would definitely come back!

I can really only speak on the "Muffuletta" here as it is the only reason I came…read more If you have never had one you absolutely must. I suggest a half and I split that with my husband. They do pre-make them as on user mentioned, but its a Muffuletta. There is only one way to make and eat that. If you want a sandwich you can customize you might want to go to a different spot. They had some pre made deserts as well. If you want an authentic Muffuletta then here is your place to go! It has a small section in the back to sit and eat your sandwich. It's a deli not a diner so the seating is not super fancy. They have bathrooms for customers and it's the best Muffuletta you can eat. Well worth the trip.

Interesting sandwich. Premade so can't do any adjustments. The bread is good. It's a good size- 3…read moreof us snacked one a half. $30 for a full size/ $15 for half. We just opted for the $15. We enjoyed the snack between the 3 of us but I don't think it's worth it to be honest. It was good to try at least once. The store itself sold some select items and had a small eating section in the back that were counters. Bathrooms were super small.