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    Down The Hatch

    3.2 (303 reviews)
    ModerateAmerican, Burgers, Bars
    Closed 11:00 am - 2:00 AM (Next day)

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    Divey
    Good for groups
    Dogs allowed

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    Supposed to be fried oysters poboy

    I had bad experience with them they gave me half done fried oysters poboy very raw they didn't clean the oysters either black stuff was coming out the oyster very gross I been throwing up my guts and I'm also 5 months pregnant.

    The Big Easy Burger
    Teira R.

    Upon taking my seat at the bar, there was no acknowledgment, no greeting, no menu brought, no "What are you having to drink?" Nothing, I just sat for maybe 10 minutes without being acknowledged at all. I asked a worker for a menu and she gave it to me. After glancing over and finding something I wanted, I waited for the worker to come back. She went behind the bar and never came back to my end. I asked another worker if it was ok for me to order with him. He said yes, I ordered and he asked if I wanted anything to drink. I said sure I'll order it separately from the food, and I'll take some water to sip on while I decide. He went on to say something along the lines of "well you can order your drink right here, it's a bar. Bars where drinks are ordered. -_-" I intended on paying cash but he asked for a card. Ok, maybe they are used to keeping tabs open from past experiences. He took my card and never returned it. I decided I no longer wanted the drink and just sipped the water. When it was time to pay I pulled my cash out and the bartender tells me that my $15 burger is $20 and some change total. I asked how is that possible and is there automatic gratuity? He looked confused (playing it off I'm sure) and I told him even with taxes that amount would be incorrect. He went on to talk to someone behind the bar, then came back and gave me the actual amount of $16 and some change. He said he gave me his employee discount, which was obviously not true because with taxes, that is the amount the meal would have come to. I still tipped him a lousy $2 for effort. I truly feel I was judged when I sat at that bar, despite carrying an almost $200 purse. Or was it my race?? Who knows, smh.... Also, a tip to anyone ordering the Big Easy. It has hot sausage mixed in so make sure to order it well done. I ordered medium well and had to put it in the air fryer at home. You can consume hot sausage not fully cooked, but I definitely do not advise you to do so. It was pretty good and the sweet potato fries were pretty good also. But, not worth returning. In all, I DO NOT recommend this spot to anyone, unless you know someone working here or someone that is a regular.

    Mai tai!
    Deedee W.

    Great open bar and eatery on Front Street. This was our first stop after getting into town and it did not disapoint. The list of craft cocktails (Mai Tai's!) is beyond incredible. Got the fish fry where the menus says "local catch". It was mahi-mahi the night we were there and incredible. Live music plays even in the mornings. This is one of those must stops when in Lahaina.

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    Went here because of a groupon. Horrible service. They lost a chance of a repeat customer.

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    Nice place but a half-hour wait on a medium burger with an empty house?! The cook's gotta be taking naps on the job...

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    The food was sub-par and the service dreadfully slow. Most of the staff is very rude, which makes it unbearable as a casual hangout.

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    Expensive and dirty bar food. But hey, they deliver.

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    4.1
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    Omg! I have had muffalettas before in New Orleans but a WARM one, delightful!…read moreCrispy sesame bread, meats with melted cheese and their house olive spread. Wow. My server was so sweet, we spoke for a while and he told me his story of why he moved to New Orleans which I loved Its a very old building with alot of charm! And I wouldn't have it any other way. A 200 year old landmark.

    This place was really great. We had a quick lunch as we were walking the Quarter last Friday…read moreafternoon. Our server was really nice and very attentive. Always around but never a bother. My wife had heard about the Pimm's Cup so we ordered a sample flight of their 3 flavors (Original, Strawberry, & Englishman's). All 3 were excellent. My personal fav was the Englishman's but my wife preferred the Original. We started off with the Crawfish Flatbread as an appetizer. The topping was really tasty but the bread was a bit undercooked. I ordered a 1/2 Italian Muffuletta and my wife had a red beans and rice. I will say that unless you are starving and have a huge appetite, I don't know how someone could eat a whole Muffuletta. They are huge. My 1/2 was more than the 2 of us could put away. Looking at other plates as they were brought out assured me that you shouldn't leave this place hungry. Everything looked huge and very yummy.

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    Front dining room
    Front dining room
    Italian Muffuletta (quarter size) with a side of jambalaya.
    Italian Muffuletta (quarter size) with a side of jambalaya.
    Pimm's flight

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    Café Amelie

    Café Amelie

    4.3
    (3.3k reviews)
    2.0 mi
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    Great food, drinks, service and atmosphere. Food is priced very well for the quality.read more

    We had an absolutely exceptional dinner at Café Amélie tonight! With the recent rain, the usual…read morepotent French Quarter street smells were washed away, leaving the air beautifully fresh and the temperatures perfectly cool. Though pop-up showers were still lingering, my husband and I decided to take a gamble on courtyard dining--and I am so glad we did! Sheltered under the green umbrellas surrounded by historic brick walls, lush greenery, and rain-kissed citrus trees, the atmosphere was incredibly romantic and peaceful. The courtyard's intimate layout even brought a bit of extra magic to our evening. We sat near another wonderful couple (and their adorable daughter) and became fast friends, sharing laughs and conversation throughout the night. What truly anchored the experience, though, was the incredible service. The staff was remarkably personable, helpful, and welcoming. The dinner itself was excellent from start to finish, showcasing immense culinary skill across every dish. We started with the delicious brussels sprouts and a uniquely seasoned spring/summer gumbo that was unlike any version we've had before (oh, what I would give for the recipe). As for the entrées, the shrimp and grits were phenomenal, and the blackened catfish sandwich with a fresh salad was executed flawlessly...and the bread pudding was fantastic, too! It is rare to find an experience where top-tier hospitality, a breathtaking environment, and great food come together so (seemingly) effortlessly. Café Amélie is an absolute must-visit! We will be back.

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    The dining room as we were leaving.
    The dining room as we were leaving.
    Spring salad
    Spring salad
    Shrimp and grits

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    Saint Claire

    Saint Claire

    4.2
    (29 reviews)
    3.6 mi

    Outstanding all around. I'm the biggest foodie & this is one of the best meals I've ever had. No…read morenotes. Not a single miss on the food, the service was friendly, water glasses always full, awesome drinks, & beautiful setting + tableware. Not really sure where it could be improved. My sister was brought to tears over the duck.

    I wanted to like this place but it missed the mark for so many reasons…read more 1 - Ambiance: it feels like a plantation. There's also a long rope hanging on a tree outside adjacent to where some of the parking is. Not sure if St Claire owns that land but I'd probably try to get it removed... The architecture and decor on the inside only reinforce the plantation theme. 2 - Food & Drink: This is the crux of any experience and I just felt that nothing truly delivered. The beets were good but I've had so much better. The smoke flavor wasn't really as deep as I'd like. The gumbo lacks a certain savoriness to make me want to revisit it, and the meat inside just didn't quite taste as rich as I'd like. Usually that's the best part. We got the rabbit ragu as well which was good but again nothing to write home about. The strawberry hand pies were again good but nothing special. 3. Special Occasion: This may just be a pet peeve of mine but if someone makes the effort to tell you it's a special occasion maybe make the effort to make it special by offering a free dessert, drink or something? I don't know. 3. Service: not bad All in all. I wouldn't come back. The drive honestly kinda sucks. The way it's billed you'd expect something a bit more elevated in terms of experience. I'm frankly disappointed because I had been trying to make it to this restaurant for quite some time. I've been to mosquito supper club which I thought was a much superior experience.

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    A cozy dining room.
    A cozy dining room.
    Gnocchi and Lamb Meatballs
    Gnocchi and Lamb Meatballs
    Enjoyed an amazing espresso martini in the front room while waiting for our group.

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    Enjoyed an amazing espresso martini in the front room while waiting for our group.
    55 Fahrenheit

    55 Fahrenheit

    3.9
    (27 reviews)
    1.5 mi
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    The food is great - tasty (if under seasoned), fresh, and varied ENOUGH for what's basically a…read morelounge with a three-quarters' menu - but the service is OUTSTANDING. Pleasant, informative, friendly, and willing to help in any matter. It's difficult to have "ambiance" with the influx of the Bourbon Street Weekend Crowd, but that's not the fault of the lounge at all. Do - please, please, please - consider posting a link to the menu. I've attached pictures of the one during MY stay, but I get the idea that it changes often, to reflect seasonal flavours.

    I went to a five-day conference at the New Orleans Marriott and probably spent too much time at the…read morehotel bar, which I have just learned is called 55 Fahrenheit. On the one hand, it was maybe the least interesting bar in New Orleans. On the other, it was a totally solid conference bar. I wandered in throughout the day and wound up there most nights, for hours of socializing with wonderful friends and colleagues. The space was pretty generic, par for the course for a giant Marriott. If you've ever been in a chain hotel lobby, you can probably close your eyes and conjure the carpets. There was lots of seating, though, and it was a comfortable, easy place to hang out. A convenient meeting point even when I did end up leaving the hotel. The bartenders were decent, though it was hard to get their attention when the place was busy. I had a hell of a time paying for my very wise and virtuous afternoon Diet Pepsi. That was the only non-alcoholic beverage I got here. The rest of the conference, I drank draft Abita and bourbon, and several solid Sazeracs, with rye, Herbsaint, Peychaud's bitters, and simple syrup. If you're a tourist in New Orleans, please don't drink at 55 Fahrenheit. Save your time and health for the myriad bars that await you outside the Marriott. But if you're there for a conference with a lot of fun people, grab a Sazerac and sit down.

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    Restaurant bar located in the center of the hotel lobby
    Restaurant bar located in the center of the hotel lobby
    Rolls & butter
    Rolls & butter
    55 Fahrenheit

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    Doris Metropolitan

    Doris Metropolitan

    4.4
    (903 reviews)
    1.9 mi
    $$$

    Visited Doris Metropolitan in New Orleans for a celebratory dinner, and the experience delivered…read more We started with the octopus appetizer, which was one of the better starters of the night. Rich, layered, and well-balanced with fresh elements that worked together on the plate. For entrées, we had a variety of cuts, including the Australian Wagyu, ribeye, butcher's cut, and lamb chops. The Wagyu stood out immediately. High quality, great sear, and finished tableside, which added to the overall experience without taking away from the food itself. Each steak was cooked precisely to temperature and full of flavor. The lamb chops paired with carrots and brussels were well executed and balanced. The sides complemented the meal well and did not feel like afterthoughts. You can also see their in-house dry aging setup, which speaks to the level of detail they put into their steak program. It shows in the final product. The drinks were solid across the board. The Old Fashioned and bourbon selections paired well with the meal and matched the food's quality. Service by Noelle was attentive and responsive throughout the night. Everything flowed well, and we were taken care of without feeling rushed or hovered over. This is not a casual dinner spot, but for a celebration or a night where you want a full experience, Doris Metropolitan absolutely delivers.

    I visited for the first time after receiving several positive recommendations from colleagues, so…read moremy expectations were quite high. Overall, the experience was average and did not fully meet those expectations. The charcuterie and cheese board, priced at $68, was underwhelming in both portion size and value. It included only six thin slices of cured meat and a small selection of cheeses. Unfortunately, one of the cheeses had an unpleasant flavor that made it inedible for our table. The bread service was a highlight, offering a nice variety of breads and accompaniments. The ribeye was cooked well and enjoyable, but it did not stand out from what I've experienced at other upscale steakhouses. The five-cheese couscous was the biggest disappointment, as it lacked the rich, flavorful profile its description suggested. While the service and presentation were appreciated, the overall dining experience did not justify the high expectations or the price point.

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    Doris Metropolitan
    Australian Wagyu Striploin A-8 score
    Australian Wagyu Striploin A-8 score
    Beef shawarma

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    Streetcar Cafe

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    4.2
    (812 reviews)
    1.4 mi
    $$
    Full bar
    Outdoor seating

    Streetcar New…read moreOrleans must be the breakfast/brunch capital of the world - and Streetcar is right there among the best of them. Nothing fancy, but excellent service and outstanding food. I was in New Orleans for the 2026 Jazz and Heritage Festival, so my mornings were my own. I travel alone and don't always look for reservations when planning on a meal in this city. Streetcar Café is a perfect choice for what I was looking for: ample breakfast choices, a full bar, and excellent service by Andres. I ordered two poached eggs ($3.50), a single pancake ($4.50), and hash brown potatoes ($4). Totally reasonable pricing, and excellent meals, topped with the Always Summer (Malibu rum, Triple sec, OJ, Pineapple juice, Grenadine, $13). The place filled up pretty quickly after I arrived at around 10 a.m. Andres did an outstanding job of keeping track of my order, and served up the menu items piping hot. Couldn't finish it all, but it was a best-choice for brunch this morning.

    Not good. Actually, a tourist trap…read more We wanted fresh fried seafood. The fried 'seafood' platter contains farm-raised imported shrimp, farm-raised imported Swai (a foreign garbage-eating pond-raised fish), and farmed oysters for $26. No thanks. Ok. Switching to gumbo. Uh, their 'gumbo' is a thin broth with virtually no solid ingredients besides white rice. A very few minuscule shreds of chicken and maybe a 6-8 tiny cubes of some tasteless sausage for $17. It did come with a nice biscuit. Be aware of what's being served. Stick to the well-known real-deal restaurants. Not everything is what it claims to be. Nothing real about this ripoff. We'll never go back to this tourist trap.

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    Beignets better than the other famous beignets place
    Beignets better than the other famous beignets place
    Panacota, Peppermint tea with honey syrup
    Panacota, Peppermint tea with honey syrup
    Our Famous Beignets

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