Let me explain my 5 star rating. I'm not saying that this restaurant is deserving of a Michelin…read moreaward (although I wouldn't be opposed to it ). My rating is based on this dish the avocado toast and arugula salad and that for the price, which is reasonable... I can't imagine a better version of avocado toast. This does lead me to believe that their attention to detail and their menu probably transfers to their other menu items. The service and ambiance is exceptional as well. Highly recommend

Fresh clean eating. Exactly what I love…read more Juices, smoothies, and small plates that are all nourishing to the soul. Another go to when I'm in New Orleans.

Recommended by one of our bartenders, I just ordered to-go! The food was good but portions were…read moresmall considering the price. Queso Dip 4/5 this was good Brisket Tacos plate 3/5 These were over cooked and dry but had a good flavor It came with green sauce, tortillas, and I think that was it. Little different from what I was expecting. I would give them another chance but dine in. Oh when picking up my order they direct you to the bar but no one ever told her I was there so it took her awhile to even notice me??

This place is def the fun vibe you see on IG so check out their feed before you come- it feels like…read morea celebration or like you're part of one when you're here I'm not even a queso person but their queso is amazing! Disappointed they were out of the crawfish topping for it they do have the regular queso on the happy hour menu which would make a great drinks night out Also out of the dressing for the charred sweet potato salad so we didn't order it Charred sweet potato tacos were really good! I'd come back for that for sure Drinks are super cute in the little bear glass (see pic) but also quite strong and worth the price - I had the horchata based cocktail and one was enough for the evening Very very good service!

Great food and super friendly local business owner! I went regularly when I lived in the city and…read morenow when I visit, it's a necessary stop for healthy vegetarian options!

Mediterranean small plates place that was quite fun and delightful. Seating is sparse though, I…read morethink about 7 tables or so. We got several plates to share amongst four people. Great option for vegetarians honestly. Falafel - comes with toum and the green sauce, very yummy, well fried Hummus with bread was also really good. Wish we had more bread though. French fries - I was skeptical when my friend recommended this but honestly, nicely salted fries and perfect vessel for dipping into all the various sauces. The vegetable plates were absolutely delicious. The seasonal vegetable they had at the time was broccoli with harissa sauce which was yummy and I wish we had more of, honestly. The kale and cabbage salad was so good and refreshing. I'm normally not the biggest fan of kale but this salad was just so good, definitely recommend a large portion to share with everyone. We also got pickled cauliflowers as well, very fresh. Definitely loved all the sauces and all the vegetables. Felt like everything was very flavorful and refreshing. The move is definitely to share a bunch of dishes with friends so you get a little of every yummy thing. I would say that the 7 plates (including 2 falafel and 1 large kale salad) we got were enough for the 4 of us to feel comfortably satiated.

My friend (who was visiting from abroad) and I came here for lunch since it was near a neighborhood…read morewe wanted to check out after spending the morning in the French Quarter. I picked it as our lunch stop since the menu seemed veggie-friendly. The menu had a plethora of delicious bowls, but I decided to go for the Morning Bowl which had quinoa, pastured egg, avocado, black bean, corn, cherry tomato, cotija cheese, pumpkin seed, and avocado chipotle sauce. It was indeed a delicious, filling, and nutritious bowl! I was glad to see NOLA has some veggie-friendly options since my previous times in the city were disappointing in the food department (was taken to places solely focused on seafood and not inclusive from a dietary standpoint...). Highly recommend stopping here if you are ever spending a day in NOLA and want something healthy to eat.

I was able to try two drinks from The Daily Beet through a catering service another local spot…read morehosted. The drinks were yummy and used reusable, glass jars. Im unsure if that is normal practice for them but I loved that concept! The drinks were good, and did not have a weird healthy taste some other health juices have.

Came here for lunch after a graveyard tour and absolutely loved it. Situated inside the historic…read moreNew Orleans Collection, it was a bit hard to find but absolutely loved it. We got the bbq pork and pane cunzatu and they were great. They came with a side salad. Recommend if you're in the area.

"Meh" The odd, hard…read moreto find location, limited menu, and lack of indoor seating make this one of the less frequented spots in the Quarter. It's hard to figure out how they stay in business. PROTIP: skip the restaurant and spend your time at "The Shop" - it's seriously one of the best museum stores in the country.

I LOVE bagels. It's a well known fact about me. Small Mart makes exceptional bagels, and the most…read morecreative bagel sandwiches. I ordered the chum bagel which pairs lox with apple slices. It has to be one of my favorite breakfast items I've had this week in Nola. One more note-they have many vegetarian and vegan options! Typically I am neither, but I think vegetarians and vegans would find a dish to love here. This shop is small, but there is lots of seating indoors and outside. You order food at one bar, and the coffee at the other. Everyone here is so personable and was so kind to chat with me about the menu when I was torn between many options. They have a bathroom that was very clean. I can tell the food and drinks here are made with love. It is a little walk from the French Quarter, but it is a walk well worth it.

It's difficult to say how much I loved this place. The staff were super friendly. I had a NY bagel…read moreand the Curry of the Day. Both delicious. The bagel was overloaded with fresh everything. The curry was a lentil veggie curry with huge pieces of butternut squash. The bathroom was nice! I know that's unusual to say but it was a large tiled room, clean and decorated. Loved it. They share the space with Pond, a fancy coffee spot. Next time I'll have to go when Pond is there but it was a bit late in the day.

During a Yelp Spring Break barcrawl, we stopped at the veggie fest after party. We LOVED the…read moreburlesque show they put on, so much so that we actually came back the next day to see another one of their shows. There was also good jazz band before the burlesque, but unfortunately the sound system during that part was way too loud. Outside of the after party, they were serving an AMAZING vegan jambalaya made with a grain based sausage for just $5, all proceeds going to the Humane Society. It ended up being one of my favorite meals in NOLA -- I wished I could've eaten a second plate of that stuff! We checked out the actual veggie fest the next day. There was a very interesting unprocessed food demo and talk by chef AJ. She made a couple different raw snacks using no salt, sugar, or oil, and passed out samples after each demo. Everything was delicious! Inside the large vendor area there were many different businesses with fliers and samples. There was also a stand selling fresh, all-natural fruit juice for only $3, but man, that was not tasty stuff. Totally devoid of sweetness, heh. Loved the beautiful chickens at the a bird rescue booth! I just wish there were more cooked food vendors. At my veggie fest back home, the food vendors are the highlight, with a taste-of-chicago-style tickets system for purchasing small tasting portions from any of a dozen different vendors. At NOLA Veggie Fest, there only seemed to be three of them outside in the parking lot, including a falafel truck and some kind of pizza booth. Tsai, Carmo, Green Goddess, etc should've had booths there!

Went to Veggie Fest, held at The Zeitgeist, this year. Great resource for vegetarians/vegans in the…read moreNew Orleans area. Tons of product vendors with samples, many food establishments (restaurants, cafes, juice bars, etc.) repping their places, several people offering health-rated services (yoga, spiritual work, nutritionists), with most everyone offering a "festival discount". There were musical, dance and film offerings, as well as seminars and speakers concerning a decent array of topics, all pretty much touching on the values of a plant-based diet. They also had a raffle with a silent auction and a bookstore. Totally worth the entrance fee.

Hey it's the Steak & Blue girl again lol! Loved it so much I had to call the restaurant to say "It…read moreWas Damn Good" croutons, arugula, flank steak, extra goat cheese chefs kisses !!! Service amazing! I can't wait to go in-person and get the full experience and meet the amazing staff! The pic literally came after I cramped the first half down, large portions lol.. please check it out and let them know how amazing it is!!!

Looooove! City…read moreGreens in my go-to spot to stop and get a salad. City Greens is conveniently located right on Poydras which I love, it's only two blocks away from me. I usually order a "make your own" salad; however, I've been in love w| the Chili Crunch Caesar w| shrimp and turkey + all the other veggies I love. You can not go wrong w| City Greens!