robbie terminie is a bad cab driver. i called and placed an order for a cab to get to work and he…read morenever showed up. He told me he was on the way to my location and he stop answering my calls. i was late to my job because this man can't do his damn job

If I could, I would not even give one star. I have filed a complaint with the New Orleans airport…read moreabout this experience. This was hands-down the worst experience I have ever had with a taxi cab driver, and it is a prime example of why Uber, and other such ride services Have so severely impacted the taxi industry. Even though he was supposed to (based on what we were told at the airport) he did not want to take a credit card and he charged nine dollars over the fare he was supposed to charge. We always tip at least $10 and so he would've gotten more than that if he had not been so awful. He did not know where our hotel was and wanted me to put the details into his cell phone . When he learned that it was on a closed off street he forced my mother and I out of the taxi in the middle of a busy street with all of our luggage at 10 pm rather than taking us to the back entrance or even pulling over to the side so that we didn't have to get out in the middle of the street and have traffic stopped while we tried to navigate three suitcases and a strange place where we had no idea where our hotel was .He was incredibly rude and cruel to my 85-year-old mother. He should not be allowed to pick up at the New Orleans airport.

As a child, my next door neighbors had three (3) United Cabs, and all of them were Checker…read moreMarathons. They had cab numbers 101, 227 & 475. The cool thing about cab number 101 is that it was the lowest numbered cab in the company, and from what I am told, it was the most desirable cab number in the fleet. But I digress. Even back then, I rarely had the need for a cab but I had a close relationship with these three cabbies and United Cabs is the only cab I have ever taken in those rare instances when I do need a cab. Like Yelper John L.H. stated, "If you have to take a cab in New Orleans, insist on United". Call me old fashioned, but when in New Orleans, I would always choose United Cabs over Uber and/or Lyft. They've been in business since 1938, so they definitely know the city. They have over 400 cabs and are also the largest fleet in the city. According to their website, " All Drivers are: Licensed FBI Background Checked, Finger Printed, and Drug Tested. All Vehicles are Equipped with Cameras. All vehicles equipped with credit card machines for your convenience. They take Cash & Credit Cards. All Vehicles Pass An Annual 27-Point City Inspection Before Allowed To Carry Passengers". Do yourself a favor, if you need a professional lift, choose United Cabs. You'll have the peace of mind that you are using the best service in the city.

Unlike Uber or Lyft, United cab comes anywhere in NOLA and comes on time! They got cabs always…read morewaiting right at the airport! If you need cabs in the city and want to find one instead of call one, they like to wait at Harrahs casino. These drivers really know the roads and how not to get stuck. During Mardi gras; I rode with about 6 different drivers and they were all super nice wonderful folks! I wish I had know about united cab sooner, because Uber and Lyft have done my friends and I super dirty. United cab does it right.

Drivers are friendly and cab comes on time and takes me to any other place I need to goread more

my son called westbank cab first and the guy called back and I didn't know he was still waiting,…read morelong story short he missed the cab. I called Glenn's and I was explaining the mix up to the lady and she rudely hangs up on me. do better

Fast friendly service that's always a pleasure as frequent rider. Love the fact that you can get a…read moretaxi 24 hrs

I mean if you don't mind a janky car (noisy, bumpy, cracked windshield, not so clean) then you're…read moregood to go! It was a lot cheaper to take the taxi than an Uber or Lyft - $35 compared to $70 - from MSY to the French quarter. No music playing either. But the driver was nice and got us to our destination safely.

2.1 mile trip turned into a 16 mile trip to French quarter…read more Then had to pay for return to hotel at twice the cost. This was criminal.

Uber scammed me for a monthly subscription when I was in Peru and I tried to explain that I didn't…read moreknow I had even "accepted " the "offer" and I didn't use it nor want it. They said....SORRY WE ARE KEEPING YOUR MONEY. I recommend based on that customer service that you use LYFT instead