Food and service are amazing. The salmon and grouper were…read moredelicious. Make sure you get the dirty rice and the jalapeño gouda grits. Desserts are excellent.

Went here on a Friday night with a friend. Looked at the menu before I got there and knew what I…read morewanted. I attempted to order the Seafood Pasta only to be told that they weren't serving it. Why have an item on the menu if you don't plan to serve it. There was no real explanation provided as to why they weren't serving it. Our waiter, Eli, recommended the Redfish Ponchatrain. It was okay. I probably wouldn't order it again. The Beignets were delicious. Our cocktails were ok. The ambiance was nice. We were taken to a table in the very back of the restaurant which seemed odd considering there was only one other table occupied in the back. We passed quite a few open tables closer to the front of the restaurant. We felt isolated. There was no live entertainment here. This was my first time at this location though I've also been to the Decatur and Dunwoody locations. Those locations had live entertainment when I visited during the weekend.

I've been to Louisiana Bistreaux several times over the years, but it had been a while since my…read morelast visit. I was staying at a hotel in Buckhead and noticed they were right next door, so I decided to stop in for happy hour. The service was excellent, and everyone was so friendly and welcoming. Their happy hour is one of the best in the city, especially if you're an oyster lover! Monday through Friday from 3-5 p.m., they offer $1 raw oysters, $2 Oysters Rockefeller, and $1 peel-and-eat shrimp, which is such a good deal. While their regular menu is really good as well, this visit was all about happy hour, and it definitely did not disappoint. I'll absolutely be back for the oysters!

It is exciting to find a restaurant serving great Cajun food (probably my favorite cuisine)…read more They have all the dishes you'd expect from a serious Cajun restaurant. Multiple stuffed and topped redfish options, lots of crawfish, and plenty of dishes that require a roux (all things that lesser restaurants are clearly afraid, or unable, to offer on their menus). For me, most importantly, they have crawfish etouffee. Any other dinner items will have to wait till a future visit. It was terrific, made from a hearty roux, with lots of crawfish flavor. It was a more tomato-y variety of etouffee than I make for myself, but it was excellent in a different way (the tomato presence was good -- neither sour nor bland). Service is great, attentive but not obtrusive. Plus, they have live jazz music -- even though I was there too early for the live music, it's important to support restaurants that make the effort to have real musicians. Nearly everywhere in Atlanta has very kind people and very good food, but I will still try to stop by the Louisiana Bistreaux next time I'm visiting the friendly sweltering inferno that is Atlanta.

Went in today for the $1.75 oyster special. The oysters are good BUT they don't mention to add…read morebasic toppings like bacon or cheese ETC ETC is an up charge PER oyster PER TOPPING. So if you want bacon cheese and jalapeño that's already dang near $20 for 1 oyster. We ordered other food as well but nothing worth what we paid. Probably won't be returning. It's nice in there though.

The food was amazing. We sat outside and our server Monty was great! Very attentive. We will…read moredefinitely be back!

We absolutely love this place!…read more My guy wanted to do something really low-key for his birthday this year, so I found this cute little spot, and we decided to give it a try on a Saturday afternoon. I'm so glad we did! The staff was so nice and welcoming, and the food was absolutely amazing. This was honestly some of the best Creole food I've ever had! Everything was flavorful, and we really enjoyed our entire experience. Our server was incredibly kind and thoughtful. She even surprised my guy with some beignets for his birthday, which was such a sweet touch! All in all, we had an awesome time and will definitely be back. This little gem did not disappoint!

Parking is limited, small space, but great service and delicious food!…read more This restaurant is small and quaint. We were greeted promptly and taken to a table. Our server was very nice and answered all of our questions. We got the crab dip to start and it was flavorful and a great start to our lunch. My friend ordered the gumbo and said it was very good with a good kick. I got the crawfish mac n cheese which was delightful and a perfect portion in my opinion. I did not find it spicy for anyone who's afraid of spice. We finished up with the beignets and they were fluffy and sweet and just right. Can't wait to come back and try some more of their dishes and some of their drinks.

This place is amazing. It is in a strip mall with limited parking. The outside is deceiving. Once…read moreyou come inside, the store looks small with only a few tables for seating (maybe 12 seats) but the stairs leave you down to a huge bar with TVs, games, and plenty of seating. Also, they purchased the business besides them so they have a bar area upstairs as well. This place is huge. I sat at the new section and was pleasantly surprised that it is set up like a sports bar. I ordered a 20oz $5 Abita Beer (well worth it), Double smash burger with fries (highlight of the meal), $2 taste of bread pudding (worth trying), and the Boudin balls (not much flavor but a lot of food).

Real New Orleans style food for sure. You can taste it in everything…read more Got the boudin balls, Creole BBQ wings, and the andouille sausage po'boy. Boudin balls were the best thing crispy and full of flavor. Wings had a good kick and sauce was hitting. Po'boy was loaded and filling, bread was solid too. Good spot, especially since they open late. I'll be back.

My friend and I stopped by late Saturday afternoon to grab a solid meal before heading to the World…read moreCup match. The space is a comfortable small-to-medium setup with decent indoor seating and a few tables outside if you want to people-watch. I ordered the Jambalaya - NOLA-style mixed rice loaded with chicken, sausage, and shrimp. As a Nigerian, my standards for seasoned rice are naturally sky-high, but this was flawless. Everything was delicious, absolutely no notes. But the real cheat code here is Angie's Bread Pudding. I never leave this place without grabbing some to go. It's the undisputed star of the show and honestly one of the best desserts you'll find in Atlanta. Hands down a must-visit downtown spot.

I went to The Food Shoppe for breakfast and this was easily one of the better breakfasts I had…read morewhile in Atlanta. The only reason I can't give them the full 5 stars is because they were out of bacon when I went. I ended up getting the egg, ham, and cheese croissant with potatoes, and it was SO good. The croissant had a slight sweetness to it that tasted like there may have been a little syrup added, and I loved it. The sweet and savory combination with the ham, egg, and cheese worked really well. The potatoes were good too, and between those and the croissant, the meal was surprisingly filling. I ate breakfast and stayed full for basically the rest of the day, which almost never happens for me. I would absolutely come back, especially if I can get my hands on the bacon next time!

Had a great time!! They were short staffed, but somehow kept up with all of the drink orders and…read morewere friendly. The band was great! Very interactive with the crowd. No food service

Live music in Virginia highlands! They'll have a cover of $5 or $15 depending on what day you go…read moreand they list who will be playing on their website. Great space and scene to be honest. Cheap cocktails. There's space to dance by the stage. Security was super friendly. There is an atm inside if you don't have cash because that's all they accept. They had a pretty big band from Chicago come and perform when I went

The food do not taste the same as it did in 2021, the price is to high.. for the portion size of…read more what you receive.. I used to frequent this spot but not anymore.

Cafe Bourbon Street food truck provides a taste of the real New Orleans Cajun and Creole food to…read morethe establishments of Atlanta and Marietta. They offer large chunks of gumbo, jambalaya egg rolls, shrimp po- boys and seasoned fries, in a casual family type of setting, and with a friendly staff. The taste is assertive and the prices are actually worth it. It is surely a place to go to when one has the urge to eat hearty Southern seafood in a casual surrounding.