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.

Food: Got the Le Pig Mac, Fried Pork Chops (the daily special!), and Cajun Fried Ribs. Akin to the…read moreMcDonald's special, the Pig Mac was exactly what the Big Mac should be. Juicy, thick, and opulent. The pork patties were softer and lighter than their beef counterpart but equally tasty. The Cajun fried ribs were the best part! Bite sized flavor blasts of Norlins! The fried pork chops were well executed and crispy complimented by the bed of beans and rice. Overall, a great meal! Service: Accommodating, efficient, and fast. Waters will be filled quickly and readily. Ambiance: Vibes of a casual eatery with a seat yourself style akin to a BBQ or taproom.

Had a longer than expected morning hike and didn't bring a doggie water bowl. I found a wonderful…read moredog-friendly breakfast restaurant on our route. The staff were great -- patio table service, a friendly waitress who made thoughtful suggestions, and she even brought my furry baby a water bowl. I had a delicious bacon, egg biscuit! New Orleans has the best biscuits -- you really can't get them where I live. Maybe it's the humidity. Up & Adam Eatz was great all the way around!

My daughter, granddaughter and I tried this place on a beautiful Sunday afternoon. I like the…read morecoziness of the place. Full of people and lots of conversations all over the place. Our waitress "Chelsea" greeted us with a warm and friendly smile. She checked on us often to make sure we were good The food was tasty and came out in good time. Will probably try it out again.

A friend with whom we'd just wrapped a seven day cruise with, found this spot from a good friend of…read morehis named Claude. It was totally walkable from Port of New Orleans, so off we went. The stories about the line are true: it was mid morning on a Sunday, and there was definitely a line, but we put in for a table for three and were seated within 20 minutes. First up was a bloody mary, the canonical brunch beverage, and it was a winner. Dressed with some nice veggies in handled jar, it was delicious and refreshing. As for the food, I was torn between a couple of the benedicts, so I ended up combining and getting crab cake and andouille sausage, both on the same croissant. It was delicious if a bit much; I ended up taking half to go. The crab cake was substantial in size, with a good crab to cake ratio, and the sauce which was touted to be excellent, certainly was. This was a very tasty breakfast. The decor was very cute and bright, and our server had a great smile and proper NOLA accent, tending to all of our needs with aplomb. It was a great experience, and one I'd do again for sure.

Great breakfast spot in walking distance from all the downtown NOLA hotels. Theres a longline that…read moreforms each morning but theyre usually good at cycling patrons in and out, so the wait is bearable. The service and food was great. My partner and i had the grits bowl, pancakes and french toast. (All delicious). Id recommend this place if you want a regular american breakfast with a hint of southern hospitality baked in.

Have stayed at the hotel next door several times. Finally got to check them out tonight. Had…read morealready eaten so had a cocktail. Greg made me a great dirty martini with delicious blue cheese olives Definitely dig the vibe of this place. Will need to check out whenever I am in town. Great and friendly service from everyone

Late night dessert spot near French Quarter and Warehouse District with big affogato menu. Unique…read morecreations and plenty of non-coffee desserts. We sat outside cuz it was busy so I'm not sure what the inside looks like. The outside tables are just on the sidewalk along the street so not much to comment on. They offer lattes but did not have non-dairy milk so that's a bummer for us lactose intolerant folks. If you're out late and want dessert, it's worth checking out.