The girls and I had an amazing time at Atchafalaya! We had some fun happy hour drinks at the bar,…read morethen moved to our table shortly after. Our server, Christopher, was very attentive, suggested wine pairings, and gave us great recommendations. We started with the charbroiled oysters which is a must. They were large and charred to perfection on the outside grill, topped with parm and breadcrumbs. My friends ordered the filet and the gulf fish, and I had the charred cabbage entree, with a French gerwurztraminer blend. The mushrooms with the blue cheese sauce were so rich and delicious! Sweet treats were a no brainer. The blue cheese flan was creamy and decadent. A perfect ending to the meal. This is so far my fave restaurant in New Orleans. It's an honest, no BS creole inspired cuisine. 100% coming back soon!

Never thought I'd be happy that we couldn't get a reservation at Commander's Palace during our 2…read moreday pre-cruise stay in New Orleans but... WOW! What a special place Atchafalaya is! And yet again, I am so thankful for Yelp steering me in the right direction yet again! A short Uber from the French Quarter brought us to what I believe is such a special hidden gem! The moment you step into Atchafalaya, you realize it. Ambience is amazing, quirky, cool, homey and cozy. Staff is amazing. We sat in our own private room and were treated to a very special delight of a dinner. I tried the incredible fried green tomatoes, the seafood soup (?) and the incredible steak...wow, everything was amazing. And not only did Chef Christopher Lynch come out to say hello to my Autistic son but the owner Tony Tocco did as well and it made his day! HIGHLY HIGHLY HIGHLY HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!

Food was delicious! Everything was great. Melissa, our waitress, was so sweet and took great care…read moreof us!! Fun restaurant for a delicious lunch!

It has been a while since I have dined here, but High Hat Cafe is still a great local spot for…read morecomfort food. The service here is always welcoming, the atmosphere laid-back and we can always find a table on our visit. We totally love their Shrimp Poboys, BBQ Bacon Burgers and their chicken gumbo.

Remember this is a cash only place!…read more I was eager to try this place because it closes down for a season and if you as a restaurant can close for a season I'm curious. We tried the chargrilled oysters and they were very tasty. While I didn't go crazy with the menu I felt my choice was a great. Service was good and the inside is like stepping into someone's grandmas old kitchen. I'd go back on my next trip!

An absolute must go to institution in New Orleans. The best oysters one could ever hope for the…read morebest ambience you could ever want. But it's not just the oysters, it's everything. You feel like you're back in 1800s New Orleans dining with exceptional service. I have spent many fantastic meals here over the last 51 years.

Wow, the food is so delicious. And plenty of food for your money and the service is great i love it…read moreand will be back again and again

Customer service was very good! YakaMein tasted good with a hit of spice just like I like it!…read moreDefinitely ordering again!

Food was amazing and so was the service. Staff moved quickly and gave great recommendations. That…read moreStuffed Bell Pepper was amazing! The fish was fried to perfection. Macaroni and peas were on point. Almost walked out without the gumbo. Im glad I saw it. It was really great too! And the prices were right too

Great corner grocery store that has everything from Louisiana hot sauce, go to sundry items, and…read morethings that you might need for your Airbnb in Nola. We smelled the aroma of their food a block from our Airbnb and it smelled amazing. There was a line out the door for their meals that consisted of daily specials from fried chicken, collard greens, red beans, and rice, fried catfish, seafood items, in a buffet style manner. I believe they also had jambalaya and other rice dishes as well. We just came to the grocery store for essential such as water, soda, and soap. But service was excellent and friendly. Very convenient to our Airbnb. Ambience is very casual, a local grocery store/fast food restaurant that serves southern entrées, sides and dishes.

Needed a good poboy while in NO magazine street. Ice cold beer. We both had shrimp. Just perfect…read more Great bread and shrimp fried right. Also had a cubano style which was awesome. Onion rings are off the chart. Red beans were ok. Fried green tomatoes seemed a bit hard and tasteless to us. Recommend to anyone and will be back. Great lively service.

For food, we ordered the Peacemaker. I have had this before and it was out of this world. This…read moretime around, it was good but a little heavier on the cheese and bacon and lighter on the shrimp and oysters. I would have actually not minded paying more to get more of that seafood! Just a heads up that the side of fries not listed on the menu is $7. I can't help but think there is better in this city and this place might be resting on its laurels a bit. The service was not bad- really friendly server but the food took a long time to come out (20 min) and the restaurant was less than half full so be ready for that if it's crowded. We sat outside on a beautiful New Orleans afternoon. On this warm, 80 degree sunny afternoon, the breeze was punctuated by piercing whiffs of vomit and feces- no fault to this restaurant tho, just New Orleans post Mardi Gras!

I found this place using Yelp. The place is very casual with a few tables. You have to place your…read moreorder at the counter. The person at the counter was very nice and helpful. I ordered the salmon plate and it came with mashed potatoes, corn, salad,and toast. It was definitely a 9 out of 10. Only because the mashed potatoes was a little too thick for me but is was really good. I will be back

Tried this place the first morning. I woke up in New Orleans. I had to try the shrimp and grits and…read moreit was delicious. This is a small family joint that offers delicious food, a small hole in the wall place that has tons of flavor. The service was very friendly. The gentleman was helpful in questions that I asked.

When visiting New Orleans, we stumbled across The Rum House and got curious. With a name like that,…read moreI figured they had to know rum, so we decided to give it a try. Luckily, we arrived during happy hour. We started with the tuna ceviche, which was half off. At only $8, it was an incredible value. The fish tasted very fresh, clean, and was beautifully presented. My only complaint was that it needed a little more lime and salt to really make the flavors pop. I'd absolutely order it again at happy hour, but at full price I'd hope for a little more seasoning. For drinks, we tried several. The Rum Punch didn't disappoint. It reminded me of a Hurricane but without the heavy grenadine flavor, which I personally prefer. Next was a creamy white rum cocktail with a pineapple garnish (I can't remember the name). It was surprisingly strong, which I loved since rum is usually a softer spirit. It was just a little sweeter than my taste, so I probably wouldn't order it again. The star of the night was the Piña Colada. It was honestly one of the best I've ever had. It wasn't overly sweet, had an incredibly smooth, creamy texture, and was topped with whipped cream and a rum floater that was absolutely perfect. They told me it's double blended, and whatever they're doing works. My only complaint? No maraschino cherry! I'm sorry, but a piña colada just isn't complete without one. One thing to keep in mind is that piña coladas tend to drink more like dessert than a strong cocktail. I had two and barely caught a buzz, but honestly I didn't care because they were that good. We also sampled the White Peach Sangria, and to me it tasted very similar to Moscato. If you're a Moscato fan, you'll probably love it. Overall, I'd definitely come back. Between the happy hour deals, the rum cocktails, and especially that piña colada, The Rum House is absolutely worth a visit. The piña colada would be the first thing I'd order again.

Food was good but please take Trinidad out of the "Trinidad street roti". There is nothing Trinidad…read moreabout it. Not a good mix with tamarind, bell peppers, cauliflower and so called roti. Beef patties were kinda weird as they tasted like they had curry or something, not too bad. This is coming from an actual Trini.