Today we visited Brennan's restaurant for my daughter's birthday we celebrate there every year and…read morewas looking forward to the amazing service and food we had received on several past experience in dinner unfortunately we experienced a very rude server who corrected my daughter three times on her order saying this is not what you ordered of all after years of celebration her birthday there I think that we will definitely choose another restaurant next year the food was amazing as always however, after the unprofessional service I think we will no longer dine there and most definitely was a damper on our birthday celebration for my daughter and I think we all still in shock after leaving we always love this place because of the atmosphere the service and again the food was delicious. I would love someone to contact me for your feedback. 504-717-0020 my name is Cheryl. Have a great day.

Did you know the chefs here occasionally travel the world for inspiration?…read more I knew this place was special when I broke a piece of their complimentary New Orleans style bread, biting into that crisp shell and into a heavenly pillow of softness. Wow, wish they made bread like this at home! By the way, I recommend making a reservation at OpenTable. They did have empty tables when I went in, but I assume they keep a few open for regulars and special guests. I went with their 80th anniversary $80 tasting menu for breakfast, and it worth absolutely worth it. Each dish comes paired with a drink, so there's big value here to justify the price tag. The service was outstanding as well. They started me off with a Brandy Milk Punch, which tasted kind of like an elevated eggnog. It paired with the Baked Apple. I'm not usually a big fan of apples in terms of texture, but they did it well and I liked how they stuffed the core with oatmeal. It's a nice half slice of baked apple in a tasty, brown sugar glaze. I went with the Seafood Gumbo because I didn't have the heart to eat a snapping turtle (I'm assuming), but people did say good things about it. It came with a Bloody Bull cocktail, a spin on a Bloody Mary. It wasn't my cup of tea, but I get the flavor profile and the spice pairs well with the gumbo. The soup really did help really kick things off and set the tone for the rest of the meal. I highly enjoyed their Egg Hussarde, which was invented here. I've had a lot of bennies, but this one is fantastic and paired well with the champagne. I also ordered my egg soft and it was poached perfectly! This is definitely an elevated version of Egg Benedict and I hope more places around the world adopts it! The Petit Filet Mignon had a cute presentation with their Potato Rosti and came sliced over a bed of garlic spinach and garlic demiglaze. Fantastic! The red wine 'Cuvee Vincent' Cotes du Rhone 2023 was very smooth, definitely was no $8 retail California table wine. If a dish could be a love letter, this was it. And the World Famous Bananas Foster? Magic! Love the presentation, love the story, and love the taste. You get a whole banana so the portion is good and the coffee helped cut through the sweetness. Vanilla ice cream gave it a nice, clean taste. No danger of a tourist trap here: all in all, Brennan's is absolutely worth the trip!

There's a lot of hype around cafe du monde for good reason...I actually came to this location twice…read moreduring my 4 day trip in New Orleans because the beignets here are THAT good. While you're here, I'd say that the cafe au lait is also worth trying. I noticed that the lines tend to be longer in the morning but there was little to no wait at night time. Service is mixed--some workers are really friendly while others seem rushed and are a bit harsher. It is a casual spot and you can pretty much grab any open table to be seated. One thing to note is that it is cash only. Overall, I'd highly recommend this location of cafe du monde!

Anyone who says that Café du Monde is overhyped has not been here! This place was phenomenal!…read more For reference, my only experience with beignets before this was at Disneyland, and everyone told me I had to try Café du Monde. I was a little confused when I first walked up, as there isn't a place to order. You simply sit at an empty table and a server comes to take your order. The beignets were warm, crispy, and covered in powdered sugar. It's hard to explain what they even tasted like because they were just that incredible. I ended up getting them again the next day--I genuinely want to make another trip out here just to have them again. Be aware that it's in a heavily tourist-filled area, but besides that, I loved this spot and will definitely be back the next time I'm in New Orleans!

The service was phenomenal, the staff amiable and the food wonderful! This coupled with the amazing…read moreatmosphere creates a very nice dining experience. Ps. Get the crawdad fries

We started with crab cake The Cajun pasta and charbroiled oysters were amazing. Great service as…read morewell!

Great historic restaurant...a must eat bucket list locations…read more Great menu and wonderful people running the place. The Crawfish Etouffee was great...a must have. Salad with pecans and blue cheese, excellent. This is a must go to restaurant. Also the BBQ oysters are very good. We sat at the bar so we didn't have to wait and the folks running the bar are very nice and helpful.

Just wanted to add my 2 cents on the food and service. I am a local, I've lived in the French…read moreQuarter for years. I love gumbo. I was told not to order gumbo at Deanie's because it's too "salty". I decided to be spontaneous this afternoon and grab lunch to geaux. My shrimp remaulade wedge was amazing-fresh ingredients and great homemade remoulade dressing. Unfortunately, the gumbo did indeed have way too much salt in it. So much, I couldn't eat more than a couple of spoonfuls. I love gumbo- but I do NOT recommend getting it at Deanie's unless you love the taste of salt. I prefer it seasoned, but not salty. The service is always top notch. There ya geaux! -Mike in the Quarter

I'll never get tired of this heaven sent spot. I make it a point to introduce everyone I know to…read moreCochon Butcher, and even though I've reviewed it already, I'm updating my review because they continue to deserve the praise. Everything was disrespectfully delicious. Every bite had us questioning our life choices in the best way. By the end of the meal, we were all sleepy and completely defeated by how good the food was. The staff was on point, courteous, and polite. Our food came out hot, fast, and perfectly plated with consistency that never misses. My only small complaint is that the sweet potato habanero sauce isn't as thick as it used to be. I'm a little annoyed about that, but it still tastes exactly the same Cochon Butcher remains one of those must visit New Orleans spots that never disappoints. Great food, great service, and a place I'll always adore.

If you're wondering if Cochon Butcher is worth the hype, it absolutely is. It's totally clear why…read morethey are Michelin-recommended. We ordered the black-eyed pea chili and the muffuletta, and the sandwich completely stole the show. The bread was perfectly soft, and you can really taste the difference in quality with their in-house meats. The olive salad tied the whole thing together, complementing the rich, savory flavors perfectly. That being said, the space gets extremely crowded on busy days. It's tight enough that you'll likely have people bumping into your chair or brushing past you while you eat and walk through the dining room. The biggest downside was the service at the counter. The line to the cashiers was very disorganized. Instead of calling the next person in line, one cashier was pulling people up at random, which made the ordering process frustrating. Overall, the food is fantastic, but be prepared for chaotic crowds and a messy ordering system during peak hours.