Great happy hour experience! The oysters were a great deal and delicious. The gumbo was also good…read more Oysters were $9 for half a dozen raw and $12 for half a dozen cherries. Gumbo was $5 for the bowl. If I'm ever in the area again, I'd be back! We didn't get drinks but they're included in happy hour also.

Good oysters…read more Good service Good ambience

Nola Food! Acme Oyster House is definitely a spot you come…read moreto for the food, not the atmosphere. The inside honestly reminds me a little of a TGI Fridays--casual, busy, and nothing fancy, but that's not why you're here. I ordered the New Orleans Medley, and it was very good. You get a nice sampling of some of the New Orleans staples, including gumbo, jambalaya, red beans and rice, and sausage. I enjoyed it, although I wouldn't say it was the best meal I had in the city. The bread pudding, however, is a different story. Easily one of the top two bread puddings I had in New Orleans. It's between Acme and the bread pudding at The Roosevelt Hotel for the #1 spot. Acme serves theirs with a whiskey sauce, and it was excellent. Finally charbroiled oysters here are the best and cheaper than a lot of places in the city. Overall, Acme Oyster House is a classic, no-frills New Orleans stop. Don't come expecting fancy--come hungry. The food is the reason to go.

Came here late one night because we needed some easy bites and wanted oysters…read more This place is lively and the chargrilled oysters were the best that I had in New Orleans. I don't recall our servers name but he was very attentive. They also have a pretty cool merch assortment.

They have THE BEST chicken Alfredo and gina is an amazing waitress definitely coming back.read more

Just off Bourbon with plenty of New Orleans specialties. Go early before the line starts.read more

Ian and Callie are incredible! We ordered the smokes tuna dip, the fried bread, fried okra, shrimp…read moretoast, crab rice, redfish, potatoes, and cream corn. For dessert peanut butter pie and caramel cake. For drinks we had French 75 with gin, red corvette and Chardonnay. Everything, and I mean every single thing, was delicious. Superb. Excellent service. Beautiful ambiance. Clean. Friendly. Good food. Keep it going.

The service here is really lovely and attentive overall. Our server was extremely knowledgeable…read moreabout the entire menu, which changes regularly, as well as the wine list. Good for business dinners and dates. Most importantly, Peche has some of the best seafood I've had (up there with the daily catch I used to get when I lived directly on the Caribbean Sea, east of the Yucatán peninsula). The whole fish is to die for. Bring someone to share it with (or come hungry). Their sides are also exquisite--at the time, I had the roasted carrots with some sort of creamy, vegan sauce (not currently on the menu); it was so flavorful, almost decadent. I could've eaten only the vegetables and been very satisfied. Note that they do always have some non-fish small plates and entrees on the menu for those non-fish eaters. P.S. They easily accommodated my serious gluten and dairy allergies.

Boil House Seafood was a delicious stop during our New Orleans trip! The chargrilled oysters were…read morefantastic, flavorful, and cooked just right. But the star of the show for me was the lobster boil with Caribbean seasoning medium. The combination of flavors was absolutely perfect, with just the right amount of spice and seasoning! Everything was flavorful, satisfying, and exactly what I was hoping for from a New Orleans seafood spot. Definitely a must-try, and I'll absolutely be back again! 10/10!

Meh. Super meh. The butter sauce was crazy salty. The charbroiled crab wasn't even charbroiled, it…read morehad some salty breadcrumbs and Parmesan packed on top. The drinks pissed me clean off. Super unflavorful and watery, they were using a blender instead of a frozen drink machine?! How the hell are you running a high volume restaurant on Magazine Street without one, blended drinks are NOT frozen drinks!!! They use plastic drink ware? Even the wine glasses, just a huge turn off. Now the seafood was FRESH. That's about it.

Cochon is one of my favorite restaurants in New Orleans! The menu is packed with delicious,…read moreauthentic Louisiana Cajun dishes, and everything we've tried has been outstanding. The service is just as impressive--the staff is friendly, attentive, and makes every visit enjoyable. If you're looking for amazing Louisiana cuisine and exceptional hospitality, Cochon is a must-visit!

Oysters and greens my go to. Delicious…read more Yummy yummy yummy yummy yummy yummy yummy yummy

This local spot hit the spot with its satisfying comfort food. The fried catfish was good and…read moreflaky. The crispy, airy onion rings were fried perfectly. The biscuit was delicious and paired well with the rich, flavorful red beans and rice. The freshly made beignets were a sweet and perfect finish.

While visiting New Orleans and looking for a place with great food, attentive service, and a quick…read moreturnaround, this is definitely a place to visit! We had Boris as our server, and he stood out from the very beginning. He was not only pleasant and attentive, but also extremely knowledgeable and made excellent recommendations. What really impressed us was that he took our very specific order without a pen or paper--he memorized everything perfectly! The food came out quickly, and the entire staff worked together seamlessly. It was truly a great dining experience from start to finish. And the desserts were to die for! I highly recommend trying the gumbo, shrimp platter, bread pudding, and chocolate mousse. Everything was delicious. The only downside is the parking. Street parking is available, as well as paid parking options, but it can be a little challenging. Overall, a wonderful experience with great food, excellent service, and a fantastic team. Highly recommended!

Felix's is absolutely AMAZING! From Nanette and Ugly to the entire team, everyone is wonderful and…read moremakes you feel right at home! The service, atmosphere, and food are all incredible! And I have to shout out the **pomegranate martini**--hands down, the best drink I had in New Orleans! The oysters were absolutely amazing, and the blackened chicken pasta was completely out of this world! Every bite was delicious! Felix's is a must-visit in New Orleans. I can't recommend it highly enough!

I was very excited to eat here on a recent work trip. I…read moretried the sampler and enjoyed the crawfish etoufee the most. Oysters felt rather heavy but it could have been an off day. Servers were attentive which was nice.

Out in New Orleans on vacation, and our hotel recommended Mr. Ed's to us. We are SO glad they did!…read moreWe were seated right away, and the restaurant has such a cute atmosphere with authentic local charm. Our waitress, Donna, was wonderful and helped us pick out some great dishes. My husband started with a half dozen raw oysters, and he said they were phenomenal! We then shared the seafood nachos and the crawfish étouffée, and WOW! The richness, flavor, and seasoning were like nothing we've had before. Every bite was absolutely delicious! Run, don't walk, to Mr. Ed's! This place is AMAZING! Definitely a must-try when you're in New Orleans!

We came here for a late lunch because I was really craving a po' boy and had seen good reviews…read moreonline, but honestly we left pretty disappointed. I ordered the shrimp po' boy, which was around $22, and was surprised it didn't come with fries. Usually places either include them or at least mention that they're separate when ordering. We also started with the charbroiled oysters, and whatever topping or seasoning was on them had this weird crunchy, crackling texture that literally felt like it was cracking against my teeth when I bit into it. I don't know if it was burnt cheese or what, but I personally could not eat more than one. The service also wasn't great during our visit. After our food was dropped off, our waiter never checked back in. I had ordered fries separately once I realized they didn't come with the sandwich, but after waiting about 10 minutes with no update, I finally got up and walked to the bar to cancel them because I was almost done eating at that point. Maybe we came at an off time, but overall it just wasn't the experience we were hoping for and probably not somewhere we'd return.

Charboiled oysters is the way to go!…read more If you're looking for a snack and a drink. Drago's is great to go to, for the charboiled oysters and a heavy NOLA drink. although a tad bit too sweet lol. Service is fine, and the ambiance is of an old buffet feel. But the oysters hit the spot and honestly could have eaten much more. butter and garlic! always a yum.

Convenient location in Hilton if you are staying inside the Hilton or in the area…read more Highlights: - Brownie with ice cream and whipped cream - really nice dessert and delicious. Huge portion. Enough to share with 4 people by itself. - Cheesecake -it was more like a deconstructed cheesecake - with whipped cheesecake in 2 scoops on top a surface of cookie crumble crust. This was really good too if you like cheesecake. - There was an issue with our hotel room and someone came to fix it and left us vouchers for a free dessert or a drink. That was really nice of them and we were able to redeem our vouchers at the same table. Mid's: - Spinach Artichoke dip - not a fan of this one. We were all really excited for this because we all love it normally but this one seemed off. It had a weird flavor and maybe it wasn't creamy/cheesy enough. - Fries - just fine. - Cornbread - fine. - Service: Our server got one of our orders wrong (a drink) and did fix it but overall, he wasn't super attentive and really wanted us to order the oysters even though we turned him down multiple times. Casual atmosphere in the dining area. The bar looks nice.