Probably the best meal I had all trip to New Orleans. PLEASE get the grilled fish. Our fish of the…read moreday was Trout. Absolutely delicious fish. It left the most satisfying taste in my mouth for hours.

Peche was easily one of the highlights of my trip to New Orleans! The fish collar was absolutely…read moreincredible! so meaty, flavorful, and perfectly cooked. The oysters were fresh and delicious, exactly what I was hoping for. I also had the chance to try a few of the sides, and they did not disappoint. The corn and Brussels sprouts were both packed with flavor. From the fresh seafood to the amazing sides, everything was on point. I can't wait to come back the next time I'm in New Orleans!

Let's hear it for the fries! (Can you get a more magical opening line for a review?)…read more But it's not all about the fries. Sidecar's patio is the "it" spot to enjoy Springtime weather in New Orleans with a glass of bubbly and a plate of those aforementioned fries. It's also covered, and I love being on a covered patio in the rain. I've been a forever fan of the Rusty Nail and Sidecar is its side hustle. Two wholly separate vibes, by the way. Rusty Nail is a little divey but as soon as you exit onto the patio, it's like you've entered a whole new tropical world. I like both, don't get me wrong, but know that Sidecar is family friendly depending on time of day. Sidecar has a good wine selection and then there's those frozen bevvies as well. There's not many veg options (I'm personally a beet hater and they are a major guest here at the hummus party) but those fries are really all I ever need in life (I mean, I would eat something more substantial elsewhere).

We came to sidecar for a team dinner. It's off the beat and path but when you find it - you'll know…read moreit. It's quite large and has different areas to sit including bar and outside. We ordered several app and mains but the oysters stole the show along with the Biwl cocktail. Really nice combo of casual - raw bar - restaurant and would highly recommended

We had an absolutely exceptional dinner at Café Amélie tonight! With the recent rain, the usual…read morepotent French Quarter street smells were washed away, leaving the air beautifully fresh and the temperatures perfectly cool. Though pop-up showers were still lingering, my husband and I decided to take a gamble on courtyard dining--and I am so glad we did! Sheltered under the green umbrellas surrounded by historic brick walls, lush greenery, and rain-kissed citrus trees, the atmosphere was incredibly romantic and peaceful. The courtyard's intimate layout even brought a bit of extra magic to our evening. We sat near another wonderful couple (and their adorable daughter) and became fast friends, sharing laughs and conversation throughout the night. What truly anchored the experience, though, was the incredible service. The staff was remarkably personable, helpful, and welcoming. The dinner itself was excellent from start to finish, showcasing immense culinary skill across every dish. We started with the delicious brussels sprouts and a uniquely seasoned spring/summer gumbo that was unlike any version we've had before (oh, what I would give for the recipe). As for the entrées, the shrimp and grits were phenomenal, and the blackened catfish sandwich with a fresh salad was executed flawlessly...and the bread pudding was fantastic, too! It is rare to find an experience where top-tier hospitality, a breathtaking environment, and great food come together so (seemingly) effortlessly. Café Amélie is an absolute must-visit! We will be back.

We were walking around open to going anywhere for dinner and it was fairly early for dinner. We…read morecame across Cafe Amelie and it looked cute inside and was able to get sat right away. The host was extremely welcoming and friendly. Our server and helpers were over quickly to drop off waters and greet us. I ended up ordered the salmon. With it being so early and only one or 2 other tables besides my friend and me, the food did take longer to come out than I expected it to. Both of us did thoroughly enjoy what we got. The salmon was crispy on the outside with a nice sauce over it. We thought we'd have time to get dessert so we ordered a couple but that too took a very long time. We finally waved down our server to cancel and get the check since we had to be somewhere and he apologized and said their WiFi was going in and out so it could be that it was registering on the kitchen side. That may have explained why our entrees took too long. If it wasn't for the service and the food being great - I would not be thrilled about timing. We got there around 5:30p and had to leave by 7:15p so an almost 2 hours experience that probably could have been 1 hour.

The service was phenomenal, the staff amiable and the food wonderful! This coupled with the amazing…read moreatmosphere creates a very nice dining experience. Ps. Get the crawdad fries

The food and service were great. I was a bit apprehensive at first but i was pleasantly surprised…read morewith the hospitality and food. A must while visiting New Orleans!

Lunch on a Monday with SIL. Arrived not long after they opened and it was already filling up…read more Seated immediately and drink order was taken ASAP. Ordered 1/2 doz chargrilled oysters and the meat pies. For some reason I did not realized the meat pies had ground beef in them; I remembered a different flavor profile. They were good but won't order them again; too many other choices. Chargrilled oysters, on the other hand, is now on my SIL's list of top fav foods. I usually eat mine raw, but these were not too salted and not overcooked. Good job, ACME! SIL ordered the 1/2 shrimp po boy, which was on her hit list of foods for the trip and I had the 1/2 hot sausage patty po boy. Both of us had the jambalaya, which was tasty but not overpowering. Her po boy was loaded with shrimp and I had her try my po boy, since she had never heard of the hot sausage. It was a winner with her as well! We had leftovers, of course. Things were hopping by the time we finished, and it was a bit to get our to go boxes, drink refills and check out, but we'd go back in a heartbeat.

Decent restaurant with great service. Favorite part of the…read moreexperience was the service. Shrimp Po-Boy was OK not terrific Chargrilled Oysters were fresh good! SEAFOOD GUMBO was a tasty treat. Added a little hot sauce to take it up. Hush puppies had a great savory and sweet taste. Hurricane drink was just ok. Overall MID but not at all bad. I would return for sure to give other items a try.

This is the second time we've taken this boat cruise. We got so much out of it before that we…read morewanted to take our son. This is a traditional paddlewheel boat with three levels. The top level has a bar counter and tables under a canopy. Up front there are benches so you are looking straight ahead as you travel. The middle level has a nice indoor dining room. You can order traditional Louisiana dishes. Outside the dining room are benches. We chose to sit on the top level facing forward, but it was so cold in front, we moved to the tables in the rear. There is a wonderful narrator letting you know when you pass interesting sites. The Domino Sugar factory that you pass is really something to see, and it's hard to believe it's still in use. They make a stop at the Chalmette Battlefield (you can get off the boat or stay and relax on the boat). There is a tour guide who talks about the battleground, which is pretty interesting. The best thing about the Creole Queen is the narrator. After the battlefield, the second half of the tour focuses on Hurricane Katrina. He wants that it can be disturbing and announced that if you didn't want to hear it, you can go to the dining room, as it isn't broadcasted in there. He is very candid, and I learned so much about the terrible way Hurricane Katrina was handled, as well as just how terrible the hurricane was. It was very, very sad. I highly recommend this tour. As I said, we enjoyed it so much the first time that we wanted to go back and share it with our son.

We enjoyed our afternoon cruise on the Creole Queen on June 20. The historian's narration on the…read moretrip out was interesting and entertaining. Parts of the boat were closed off because of a private party. We got off the boat at Chalmette Battlefield, but were caught in a downpour and got right back on the boat. The cruise back was accompanied by recorded songs associated with New Orleans, which set a nice mood. If any of those things would detract from your trip, check the weather and the access to parts of the boat before you buy your tickets.

I needed a antinausea watch for my upcoming cruise. I called they had one available. I live in…read moreMississippi my friend lives in New Orleans, so he went to pick it up for me. When my friend arrived, it was already paid for and packaged up. All he had to do is walk in and grab it and go. Now I call that service!

We used this west marine for a big custom order for our charter business and had everything sent to…read morethe store for us to pick up. I definitely recommend! Any time we needed to call for questions the employees were very helpful! They have also been so helpful when we go in the store too. If you're looking for knowledgeable and helpful employees go to this location!

Stopped by on a rainy day to try one of the lunch special s. I had the mushroom Brie soup. Just…read moreamazing My salmon was good, but I never expect spectacular in a place that is know for its amazing steaks. I added more bourbon sauce to dice it up. Speaking of steaks.... Their Tomahawk Tuesday is a celebration of Life. Best steak ever. My servor knew all the things that is indicative of a strong five star restaurant. Her name is Taryn and her personality was so bubbly, friendly and knowledgeable I heard her ask another table if they wanted cold forks with their salad .

Didn't try any food because the parking situation was so bad I was denied entry to the seminar. So…read morewithout valet parking the place has a nice ambiance with a bar packed full of heavy drinkers. To be told sorry "we are at full capacity" really is tasteless. There is no available handicap parking spots so unless you can walk from the mall. It's just a chain restaurant disguised at some exclusive, unique location. But "they all look identical". It is the antithesis of what Louisiana stands for. Its primary business is alcohol, which is at its lowest consumption since prohibition".... Ride the novelty. I won't be going there if you begged me. That Italian place in the 200 block of N Carrollton has more authenticity than if this was one of the 3 story locations. On a mall parcel, seriously? I think you should "take ownership in your own destiny" by not having some not refer you to call 1-800-flemings and sit with customer service for an hour. That is "YOUR JOB". But be a frog sitting in the water that slowly boils. I make my case HERE. I'm not wasting my time to make yours easier. Looks like you did a wonderful service for "that place on Severn". Flemings, meet my friend "red lobster". Are you even serious?