You can't beat an old fashioned diner off the beaten path. We looked for a place like this and here…read moreit is. Small town atmosphere and the best food around. Definitely recommend it !

The place was pretty busy when I came and when I say down the chairs weren't at all comfortable…read more(blue chairs). From the ceiling, blinds, windows, and walls everything looked so dirty, as if no one cared about the looks and only about the money. It took what felt like 30 minutes to get my food, I had ordered a lot. And when I ate it was worth it, just so you know I had ordered a 3-2-1. Bacon tasted amazing. I had tried some French fries those were also good. When I tried the pancakes it felt like a tasted one of heavens clouds. Syrup was great and I overall loved the food. Staff were very kind, though they asked if we needed anything only twice, and I didn't really see them checking in on people far away and more over talking to the people close to the kitchen. They did tell us when the food was about to be done. When they did serve us our food eventually they served everything on clean plates. Over all great business/dinner would recommend. 4 Stars.

Went for brunch with family…read more The restaurant is in a classic New Orleans house-turned-business. We sat at a table on the wrap around porch, which was lovely. Everything we ate was delicious. The crawfish omelet and the blueberry goat cheese pancakes were especially yummy.

It has been awhile since I've been to Another Broken Egg, but the food was still delicious. There…read morewas a bit of a wait as expected on a Saturday morning but we were able to join the waitlist online for a head start. We were seated and our server Leynard promptly greeted us. I ordered the Pineapple Berry Agua Fresca mocktail, and oh my it was the most refreshing and delicious mocktail I've ever had!! I wish I had ordered another. It was so well crafted, and I had to look up the ingredients to make it at home. For my entree, I ordered the Supreme Omelet with the Loaded Bacon Gouda Grits. The omelet was good and was fully loaded with ingredients but needed more cheese on the inside. The loaded grits were delicious and creamy one of my favorite dishes. Although it was cold inside the restaurant, overall we had exceptional service. Our server was so sweet and patient with our various request from the group. Looking forward to dining again.

Want great service and nostalgic pastries such as eclairs, petit fours, shoe soles, and buttermilk…read moredrops? Then put Tastee Donuts on your list to visit! Easy parking in front of store to get in/out fast. Enjoy!

The food ,service and ambience was great and I enjoyed the freshness of the food. The restaurant…read morelocation is also very nice and convenient to the area

This is a wonderful deli and we were surprised to find it. Delicious comfort foods and a few…read morespecialties too. The bacon egg cheese sandwich I had was fabulous. They are all very attentive too. We never had an empty drink. It is a cool looking 50's diner too which adds to the experience. We will be going back when in NOLA now that we know about this spot

Food is prepared to order, always fresh and hot. If you're looking for a breakfast place here's a…read morenice one for you.

We were searching for a classic local breakfast spot and ended up at their store. I ordered a…read morehearty breakfast with eggs, hash browns, and biscuits, while my friend couldnt pass up the pancakes. Everything tasted homemade, and the portions were generouus enought that we skipped lunch. It had that old-school diner charm that makes you feel like you've been coming there for years

The health department needs to pay this place a visit. I could list at least 10 issues I witnessed…read moresitting at the bar..watching the chef touch raw chicken, followed by dishes he was plating, and other food he was preparing. I cancelled my order and paid for my juice. The kitchen is filthy and the waitress was less than pleasant.

Love the donuts at Joe's. I went here at least twice during my trip to NOLA last month. They were…read morefresh and very reasonably priced. The sweet tea wasn't very sweet, which is off for the South, but overall, I had a great experience and I'll be going back next time I'm in New Orleans.

This is for the buttermilk drops. The best buttermilk drops ever. Slightly beats out Dorignac's,…read moreif only because they don't run out as fast. When I'm back in town, this is where I get my stash. Then head to Moe's for the muffaletta. Then off to the park to see the gators if you're on vacay. All are completely worth it.

I was in the area and wanted to get an Oatmeal Raisin Pecan Cookie. Yes, it has pecans!! Such as…read moreamazing surprise. This is one of my absolute favorite desserts and it never disappoints. The later it gets in the day, the harder these are to get. I called this location before popping in to confirm there were some left (it was around 2:30 pm). The employee was friendly and confirmed that there were two left. These cookies are big enough to share so I only got one. I ate every crumb before I made it up the block. I suggest you try it. The Cookie is 5 stars. The overall 4 star rating is because this location has smelled like cleaning products each time I've visited. I guess that can be a good thing but, in a restaurant it's a bit strange. Of course, I'll be back!

The food here is remarkably good, and the staff provided wonderful service. Its quiet, and has a…read moredefinite "cafe" feel, but its in no way fancy. Basically just a French themed greasy spoon. That being said, the Cafe Club is a perfect execution of a classic Club Sandwich. The one thing that was powerfully horrible, and truly a profound disappointment, was their French Onion soup. This was bad on a level that could only be achieved if Jamie Oliver made it and strained it through a homeless man's underwear before serving it. Beyond that one disappointment, it was all great.

Sophia and I ordered takeout from New Orleans Hamburgers and Seafood for lunch when we landed in…read morethe Westbank after the trek from Virginia. This has been a go-to for us for years every time we came home. And we were very hungry of course so let's see how things went. Once we unpacked and rested for a bit, we went online to check out their menu. For our orders, we usually selected their seafood platters which are reasonably priced. Their drive-thru system is pretty good for pickup orders which can get backed up once in a while. But no worries here for us. My selection was the any two choices platter which were thin fried catfish and soft shell crab. Everything was good and well seasoned. The only setback was they didn't have enough fries in the box. Normally, their to-go orders would have plentiful fries or other sides to your liking. But not this one. Other than that, I was full with my order. We'll continue to use New Orleans Hamburger and Seafood the next time we come home :)

We were looking for breakfast away from the French Quarter and all of the parades and Mardi Gras…read morecelebrations. So we went outside of the city and located this place for breakfast that turned into lunch. I wanted to try the King Cake daiquiri but it wasn't frozen enough and what they let me sample tasted terrible. I ordered the two meats or proteins plate with the garlic butter fries and slaw. My two proteins were the thick fried catfish and fried frog legs. Also, the plate comes with two hush puppies. I also got the fried green tomatoes. The fish was fresh and frog legs were fresh and the fried tomatoes were fresh the slaw and hush puppies were crispy and fresh. The service was kind and professional. Service was not long there was confusion one side of restaurant was sit down and the servers take your orders. The other side was place your order at the counter and get a seat/table and the server brings the food to the table. There restaurateurs seemed like family and friends and longtime patrons. We got fountain drinks (sweet tea, soda, water). I recommend if not use to butter garlic fries get it on the side. It was ok for me but my friends didn't like it. It tastes like onion sour cream potato chips.