This is my third time visiting. I went in for a side of baked beans and left with "2 Bones" (2…read moreribs) as well. It smells so good in there is couldn't help but to get some sort of meat option. The ribs were SOooo good. I was tempted to go back and get more. This particular day, there were a lot of people in the restaurant getting food but the staff remained friendly and service is fast. I also like that when you sign up to get points, they text you with a picture of the weekly special. So far, it has been different eat week. They don't do the beef ribs anymore and I don't care for the toast. It's always a bit oily. It's just over buttered I think. The prices are reasonable. This is a hidden gem. Will be back to get more brisket and "bones".

Went one day while cruising and had a break in the area. Ended up getting a brisket sandwich & the…read morefries were ultimate you won't find many places.

Food: 10/10 - Madre Gras Mambo (fried fish) with a "Dat S**t" fruit punch. Those peas remind me of…read moremy grandma Dot... very nostalgic. Service: 10/10 - The ladies here are welcoming, open to give recommendations, and brought our order to us at the counter Ambience: 7/10 - it is definitely a small "mom and pop" restaurant but WORTH IT! We came on a weekday around 4pm so there was no wait. Food was fresh and made to order. This place ranks within the TOP 3 restaurants to try in New Orleans! Take a few minutes outside the French Quarter and enjoy a gem!!!

Ayo, the food here slaps! I recommend the grits and cat fish…read more The Mac and cheese was OKAY, nothing to run to. I wish the noodles were a little softer or had more of a crust. Seating is tight and inside is not very equipped with a/c during the heat. More of a grab and go spot, IMO!

Let me tell you, Willie Mae's is serving up some of the BEST gumbo in the city! As a New Orleans…read morelocal, I'm always skeptical about trying someone else's gumbo, but this one? I'll take it every time! I also ordered the jumbo shrimp platter, and it was plentiful and very well seasoned. The sides weren't my favorite, but the sweet potatoes were definitely a winner. The vibe was another highlight. The lively atmosphere was another winner for me. I loved the R&b music, and the service was great. Overall, Willie Mae's is definitely a spot I'd recommend, especially if you're craving a good bowl of gumbo!

Make a reservation; otherwise be prepared to wait. Loved the relaxed ambiance and the music they…read morewere playing was fantastic. I don't think I stoped singing even when the food came. Caleb our server was great and made some good recommendations since it was our first time. Now...let's get to the food & drinks Taste of New Orleans 1/4 chicken - white meat with green beans, yams & Mac and cheese 6/10: the breading on the chicken was light and airy- almost tempura like. But on my breast there was more breading than meat. The green beans had good flavor but too many onions for my liking. The yams were sweet and had a nice flavor to them. The Mac and cheese was alright, nothing special in my opinion. I wasn't a fan of the cornbread, it was a little dry to me. Sitting on the front porch 8/10: nice portion size and the overall flavor was really good. Gumbo 9/10: excellent flavor and lots of seafood. Just really good overall. I would get it again. Peach cobbler 8/10: get flavor crust was very crispy. The peach to crust ratio was decent I did get the ice cream on the side and that was pretty good. Catfish taste of New Orleans with butter beans, green beans and Mac and cheese 7/10: Good flavor on everything and the catfish was fried hard how they like it. Not a fan that there was more beans than rice in the butter beans with rice. Chicken and watermelon tini 10/10: flavor was really good and surprisingly it didn't taste like chicken.

Food Symphony is a great Westbank spot for good Cajun food. The Cheesy Cajun Crawfish Fries are…read moreflavorful, loaded, and definitely worth trying. Good food, good portions, and a solid local spot!

Went there last night with my son. Had the Red Beans and Rice with wings. The food was good. The…read moreright New Orleans style southern taste. However, I think their AC was out because it was SO hot inside there. It's a bit pricey, $18+ for simple red beans and rice is a bit steep.

It's been a while since last visiting Viola's. Food was good, friendly staff good service nice…read moreatmosphere.

Viola's is known for home-cooked style food in a dark, old-fashioned setting. There is no need to…read moredress up, as the restaurant is located in part of a duplex and has a very casual feel. The food is worth trying but is not spectacular. If you are hungry, in the area, and unable to find other options, Viola's is a reasonable choice. However, it is not a place I would go out of my way to visit. The food reflects basic home cooking with an average level of flavor and presentation. Service is good, no concerns. Overall, the experience is average.

WAGs has some of the best food on the westbank! Family owned and operated , never dissapoints .read more

Food was the service was good The menu is confusing with the…read moreABC's it not clear and need to be reconfigured so the. Customer know how to make a selection without asking the cashiers I did know what the Alphabet was for was that a main selection if so what are the sides that come with the selected choice and what the aides choice? Can the side choices be substituted or what?

Ok y'all...it's in a mall food court, but when I say it's fire??…read more It's FIRE! The court has the usual suspects, but this little gem in tucked away to the side and when I tell you....everything looked good, my gf had gumbo and she said it was very very good. Great find!!

Located in Oakwood's food court. It is a new addition to the mall. The cashier/ lady that prepares…read morethe food was nice. Spent about $13 on a "Baby Lou" plate which consisted of an entree and 2 sides. I chose shrimp pasta, a piece of fish, yams, and greens. Cornbread or a dinner roll are also included. Pasta was just ok; fish was fried well. The sides were really good. If you are shopping and looking for something to eat, this would be a good place to try.

We stumbled upon Gus's World Famous Fried Chicken while exploring New Orleans, and I'm so glad we…read moredid! The fried chicken was the star--served hot and fresh, perfectly crispy on the outside, and incredibly juicy on the inside. Just good, classic Southern fried chicken done right. The sides were great, but the fried green tomatoes are a MUST. They were fresh, crispy, flavorful, and had the perfect crunch without being greasy. This was also my first time ever trying chess pie, and WOW! It was absolutely to die for--rich, sweet, buttery, and the perfect ending to the meal. The service was friendly and welcoming, and everything came out fresh. Sometimes the best food spots are the ones you just happen to stumble upon. Great fried chicken, delicious sides, amazing chess pie, and friendly service. Definitely a 5-star New Orleans stop!

Oh my lanta, even thinking about this place is making my mouth water. I've traveled alot in the…read moresouth for work and driven to and from FL TX and CA and this is one of those places you hear about and figure you have to visit. Well I visited and MAN did I enjoy the spicy fried chicken. The crunchy exterior, juicy meat and hearty sides following by a slice of perfect pie washed down by a beverage of your choose your choice-choo-choosing makes it evident why the chicken crossed the road- to get to Gus's You order at the counter and in my case, take a seat and enjoy one of the many tables in an open seating area it lens itself from one person table, top to multiple people in larger parties. You sit and chill and it's brought out to your table which I think is a nice touch of customer service. What happens next is nothing short of Magic. This isn't Gus's county, famous or city, famous municipality, famous state, famous, or even region famous chicken: it's Gus's world famous fried chicken.

We stopped here on our way to a swamp tour and the food was great, the staff was very sweet. The…read morefood is generous portions and the atmosphere is nice. The drinks were good and strong in our waitress D was great.

A nice, quaint space with delicious food. Two servers had great customer service skills and were…read morevery timely with food orders. We had the char-grilled oyster, which had good flavor but was a little overcooked. We also ordered the seafood potato and Mardi Gras pasta with salmon, which were both delicious and had large portion sizes. We enjoyed our food and service. Will be back.

My first time at 3 Southern Girls on Jefferson Highway, but it definitely won't be my last!…read more What a wonderful little locally owned restaurant serving good, old-fashioned comfort food. It's quaint and easy to miss--there's very little signage--so keep your eyes open. Trust me, it's worth finding! I had the stuffed bell pepper , and when I say stuffed, I mean STUFFED! It was packed with ground beef and shrimp and had fantastic flavor. The cabbage was absolutely amazing, and the yams were so good and naturally sweet that they basically became my dessert. I also added a cup of gumbo, which was perfectly seasoned and had a generous amount of sausage and shrimp. More than anything, you could taste the care and love that went into the food. There's something special about supporting a local business where the food feels homemade and the people genuinely appreciate you being there. Thank you, 3 Southern Girls, for a great first experience. I'm grateful to have discovered you and look forward to coming back! Great food. Friendly staff. Local ownership. Go support this wonderful local business--you won't regret it!

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