Superior Seafood was another amazing dining experience during our New Orleans trip! I had…read morechargrilled oysters at pretty much every restaurant we visited, and theirs were definitely some of my favorites... juicy, fresh, and full of flavor. We started with the steak tartare and stuffed mushrooms, and both were absolutely delicious. My hubby had the redfish, which he really enjoyed, and we also loved the desserts! We literally inhaled the food, I didn't even take many pictures because everything was that good! This was our second visit to Superior Seafood this year, and it definitely won't be our last. Great food, great flavors, and a place we'll happily keep coming back to. 10/10!

Still a Favorite, But Definitely Pricier…read more We went back to Superior Seafood Friday night with my husband and daughter. We've been here many times over the years, but it had been a while since our last visit. We started with the crawfish beignets and spinach & artichoke dip--both were delicious! I especially love the tortillas they serve with the dip, along with salsa and sour cream. For our entrées, my husband had the redfish topped with crab meat, my daughter had the 12-oz steak frites, and I had the seared scallops with green beans. Everything was good overall, and my daughter especially loved her steak. Each entrée also came with a small salad with a light dressing and a couple of marinated olives, which I really enjoyed. The one disappointment was the lentils that now come with the redfish. My husband remembered the dish coming with potatoes, which he preferred. I tried the lentils too, and neither of us was a fan. The restaurant was packed, but we only waited about seven minutes to be seated, and the lively atmosphere didn't bother us at all. Our server was friendly and attentive despite how busy it was. My biggest takeaway, though, was the price increase. Many entrées are now $35-$40+, and by the end of dinner, we realized we had spent quite a bit for three people--enough to make us think we could have eaten at a higher-end restaurant for the same price. Still, we enjoyed our evening and would recommend Superior Seafood. We especially like coming here for happy hour and sitting at the bar, which is probably our favorite way to visit!

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.

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!

Gluten free fried seafood that honestly feels like eating in a southern grandmother's kitchen…read more The staff is friendly and personable. Prices are reasonable and I loved that it has an old school diner type feel. It's small but adequate and I love that items are made to order. Their main specialty oysters so I believe they're close during the month that oysters are not in season locally. The only other thing that I would call out and that is worth mentioning is that it's cash only but there is a ATM near the entrance if needed.

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!!

This was my first time at the restaurant. Both my daughter and I ordered crawfish. It was served in…read moreearly March. The large crawfish were placed on top, with the smaller ones underneath. About 20% of the crawfish were inedible; they were either saturated with water or fell apart when peeled. The crawfish were very mild and not spicy at all. My daughter happened to like them that way, but I did not. However, we both agreed that we would not return to this restaurant to get crawfish again. We cannot comment on the quality of the other food, but the service was terrible. We ran out of napkins, and none were brought to us. There were no drink refills either. Our table was covered with crawfish husks that needed to be cleared. The place was busy, which might explain the service, but it does not excuse it.

I have lived in the New Orleans area for 40 years of my life and yet it took me until now to make…read moremy way to Frankie and Johnny's. I can tell you that I doubt it takes me more than 40 days to make my 2nd trip. I love this place! Frankie and Johnny's has a typical Nola neighborhood restaurant feel with a little dive bar quality sprinkled in. I got a Jucifer Hazy IPA to start, and they probably have 8 or so beers on tap with even more in bottles and cans. They also have a full bar. I ordered a Ferdi (half ham, half roast beef) and a cup of gumbo. The chicken and sausage gumbo was delicious! The roux was dark, the seasoning was perfect and the temperature was piping hot. The Ferdi was equally delish. The bread came out crisp as it was put in the oven for the cheese to melt. Perfect. The meal was so simple but amazing. I will definitely be back to explore more of the menu, but it will be hard not to get the Ferdi and gumbo again.

August is a slow month for restaurants in New Orleans, but you can't really tell here. Even on a…read morerandom Wednesday, it was very busy. I came here for the Coolinary menu and it was good. They are known for their oysters and though I did try some, they weren't really my thing. (But that's more of a personal preference than on the restaurant.) I got the Coolinary menu - tuna tacos, lobster roll and lemon cheesecake. The tuna tacos are not on the regular menu, but they should be. Lobster roll was great. I will come back just for the lemon cheesecake alone. Definitely get in on the Coolinary menu while you can as it makes this spot a little more accessible for everyone.

Solo dinner here! Their Coolinary menu is great and has broad options compared to other coolinary…read moremenus. The food doesn't disappoint. I absolutely love the chargrilled mussels and lobster rolls. This place gets crowded, so I recommend a reservation.

The best sea food so far I am from the east coast so seafood is plentiful and fresh and delicious…read moreso I know good seafood when I am eating it/ delicious seafood hard to find in south so this the place!!

CAJUN SEAFOOD!!! My…read moreoh my, does this place have my heart! They know how to get down right here. It was super close to where we were staying, and since I didn't catch a seafood boil in the Quarter or anywhere else in town, I had to try this spot. My friend and I had our eyes on it, but once our Uber driver confirmed it was a bomb spot, we were all in and it did not disappoint. I even met a lady who drives 45 minutes just to get here, so if she makes that trek, you know this is the spot. I will be dreaming of this place! Being takeout-only gave it that authentic, local vibe, and I loved every bite. Unlike the typical mixed seafood boils, they bag everything separately, and I mixed it all together once I got back to my place. They have some garlic butter you can add, and I got it spicy! It definitely had a kick, and I loved it. I had a pound of shrimp, added sausage, two boiled eggs, the BOMBEST potatoes and corn, all tossed with the spicy garlic butter and I devoured it. Let me just brag on that shrimp and those potatoes for a second: both were amazing. The potatoes were cooked to perfection! Soft, not mushy, and seasoned just right. And the shrimp? Wow. I can still taste it. If you're in NOLA, you have to check this spot out! I will say one more thing though I wish I had room to try the gumbo! I would have loved to taste it here. Lastly, I didn't get to grab a po' boy in town, so we came back the next morning to try one. Sadly, the seafood section wasn't ready yet (we went around 10:30am), but the roast beef po' boy with gravy, lettuce, tomato, mayo, and maybe few other ingredients in it was incredible. I loved it! You'll definitely catch me here again next time I'm in town. 10,000/10. Thank you, cooks! A few practical things: if you're driving, there's parking. The service was friendly, prices were great, and while there isn't indoor seating, the waiting area is decent-sized. Just know it can get busy!

Hands down this has been one of the best restaurants I've tried in New Orleans. I'm very picky when…read moreit comes to seafood and honestly went in with low expectations but they completely exceeded them. The beignet fish balls do not sound appetizing at all but wow I was so wrong. I highly recommend them. They are delicious and you will not be disappointed with that appetizer. For my main, I had the coconut jumper fish. Again not a combo that sounds great on paper but it was absolutely amazing. Service was exceptional. Yes it's a $$$ restaurant but coming from California it felt very affordable. Highly recommend trying Basin if you're in New Orleans. Also cute intimate vibe ambiance.

This is a challenging review. I loved the place and some of the food was good, but not all of it…read more The Mac 'n cheese was delicious but very rich. The garlic bread also,was delicious as was the smash burger. The dirty martini made with Hendrick's Gin was made to the best of their ability but still lacking in flavor. Finally, The oysters were delicious but the exterior is not clean and they were all muddy and the crackers were ALL stale. We went for Sunday brunch. Service was slow but everyone was very polite.

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

Favorite thing here is surprisingly the red beans; it's $3-4 for a large, so I just buy a couple of…read morethose for the calories and get some fried sliced tomatos with it since the texture comes out amazing. They have a pretty large selection food-wise so if you're looking for quick service and quality food I'd check this place out. The interior is the same as the former business before it, Burger King and you can kinda tell if you look at a couple spots but the environment's clean and the food's amazing so it just adds a little charm.

My goodness, where to begin. I threw my to-go order out. The oyster "poboy" was inedible. Gooey…read morebread and must have been warmed up (definitely not toasted) with the dressing on it because the lettuce, tomato and pickles were warm and limp. The oysters tasted fishy and old. The potato salad was clearly repackaged national brand storebought, weirdly sweet and mealy. The coleslaw was so sour it tasted spoiled. The onion rings were burned. The hush puppies were rocks. As for the service? The guy behind the counter didn't greet me, smile or even move except to point at the bags on the counter. For me to lean way over and pick up myself.