Great shakes - tastey - quick and convenient - would visit again next time I am in NOLAread more

Very good bowls and smoothies !!! I was impressed by the cleanliness of the store and the service…read morewas good too!... only thing I recommend is to order on the app, if you order in store it takes a little longer since everything is fresh and made to order

Juice Antidote stands out for more than just quality--it's grounded in a clear mission. The owner…read moreis openly sober and unapologetically transparent about it, which directly shapes the brand's focus on clean living, wellness, and intentional choices. You can feel that purpose in everything they serve. The matcha was a standout--you can actually taste the almonds in the milk, which speaks to the freshness and quality of the ingredients. The garlic juice had a real kick (heavy garlic, in a good way if you like bold flavors). The beet juice was excellent--rich and balanced. The chia was equally impressive, and the smoothies across the board were fresh, flavorful, and well-executed. This is a place that doesn't cut corners. High-quality ingredients, strong identity, and a clear mission behind it.

I got the breakfast smoothie on the way to the convention center. Small place and a bit tucked…read moreaway. The people inside were really nice and considering it was the end of their day, pretty friendly too. Since there isn't a lot of fast and healthy things to eat, I would advice grabbing a shake here. Wish they had more veggies or fruits in their shakes.

I asked the gal there how long it would take to make a pina colada without the booze & she said…read morejust a few minutes - she was not wrong & it was so delicious! She was super chill & upbeat! Loved the location at the French Market- the decor & vibe too - I'll definitely return for another pina colada the next time I'm in New Orleans!

This drink is perfect for a hot summer day. At around $15 per drink, it's pretty reasonably priced…read more The service was quick, and the bartender was friendly.

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.

Fun place easy walk from the convention center, small menu lets them focus on a few food items…read more Had the New Orleans "Cuban". Not really a Cuban, but it was a really tasty andouille sausage sandwich. On my short list of places to visit next time I'm in NOLA

We took a stroll to find this restaurant after searching for breakfast spots…read more A nice little gem in the area, seems to be a constant flow of people. There was a line when we arrived, but we liked how the host walked the line asking how many people in your party in case they were able to seat people regardless of your position in line. We were seated pretty quickly, our server was great. She came over with a big smile, very mild mannered, but attentive. We ordered our meals, which came out quickly. Omelet for my husband, grits bowl for me. The grits have smoked gouda. The grits bowl is if you have a big appetite because it is big! My husband enjoyed his shrimp and crab Omelet, but he did mention that he couldn't really taste or see much crab, but it was tasty. The grits bowl has a lot of sautéed veggies so if that's not your thing say no veggies or light veggies. I had one of the fresh juices, the Ginger Sun, I believe that's the name. Oh my!!! It was so good and honestly I wasn't feeling my best when I arrived and after drinking the juice my body really started feeling better. I wasn't able to eat all my food, but I can say that juice was the highlight of it for me. The restaurant was clean and I love the long bench with the pillows that line the wall. Also, they have 2 sides, the other side is for to go I believe and its for tacos/quesadillas, etc...

My wife and I had breakfast at Surrey's Cafe & Juice Bar, and it absolutely lived up to the hype…read more We decided to share two dishes: the Bananas Foster French Toast and the Boudin Breakfast Biscuit. Both were outstanding. The Bananas Foster French Toast was rich, indulgent, and packed with flavor without being overwhelmingly sweet. The bananas and sauce were the perfect complement to the French toast, making it feel like a New Orleans dessert and breakfast all in one. The Boudin Breakfast Biscuit was equally impressive. The biscuit was fresh and flaky, and the boudin added a delicious Cajun flavor that set it apart from a typical breakfast sausage. Every bite was savory, satisfying, and uniquely Louisiana. The food was excellent, the atmosphere was welcoming, and it's easy to see why Surrey's has such a loyal following. If you're visiting New Orleans and looking for a memorable breakfast, put this place on your list. We'll definitely be back the next time we're in town.

This by far had to be the best breakfast I've had in a long time. Surrey's Café & Juice Bar was…read morewell worth the wait to try. The food was fantastic, and I have to recognize the staff that really looked out for my mom while we waited. The hostess was so kind in allowing my mom to sit inside and have coffee until our table was ready. I didn't mind at all waiting outside because it was such a beautiful day, and it was just great being in New Orleans. I will say the food was astronomically delicious. If I could provide a 10 rating, I definitely would. From the French toast made with the po' boy bread to the shrimp and grits and the crab omelette, my taste buds were so happy. This place is a true gem. I can't wait to come back and try more. Such a great experience.

My favorite juice bar--organic, high quality, and exquisite taste. made with love for lovers of…read moregood taste,

Welcoming, informative staff. It's a grab and go for fresh juices, smoothies, coffee, small food…read moremenu and wellness supplements.

If I could give Lamara 10 stars I would! The owners are doing all of the right things to bring…read morehealthy food to fork. I especially loved the matcha latte w the almond milk made in-house- absolutely delicious. When traveling for work it can be hard to eat healthy but this will be my go-to spot in NOLA! If you are local and you haven't tried it you are missing out. Great food, attention to detail and warm environment. Back patio and dog friendly too ~ enjoy!

Excellent service! My love and enjoy taking walks to get a fresh smoothie. Nice ambiance. Def a…read morelocal favorite !