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Fried chicken did what it was meant to do... everything. Nice and fresh, hot and flavorful, crunchy, yeahhhhh good job lil dizzys. And cheapo!
If you're craving authentic soul food Lil Dizzy's knows how to deliver! They were able to get us seated within 5 minutes of arriving and the staff was super efficient and organized, so things moved quickly. Once you order at the counter, they give you a table number and bring the food right out to you. Pro-tip: Check out the upstairs area if it looks crowded--there's extra seating up there! Here's what we ordered: * Fried Chicken with Dirty Rice: Delicious, crispy, and flavorful. * Fried Catfish & Shrimp Plate: Fried to perfection, paired with candied yams and potato salad that hit all the right notes. * Strawberry Lemonade: Refreshing and the perfect match for the meal. Everything was hot, fresh, and gave me that exact soul food satisfaction I was craving. I'll definitely be back
Finally made it to the 6th Ward home of Lil Dizzy's Café. Unfortunately, it wasn't wheelchair accessible, but the staff couldn't have been more accommodating. They immediately offered me the choice of outdoor seating or takeout, determined to make my visit work. When I first rolled up, there wasn't a line in sight. Three minutes later, the place was buzzing, with customers filling the restaurant and cars pulling into the parking lot. That's always a good sign. The two greeters were warm, welcoming, and genuinely helpful. I opted for takeout and ordered the soft-shell crab with potato salad and collard greens. About 15 minutes later, my meal was carefully packed and ready to go. Back at the hotel, it was time to dig in. The potato salad absolutely stole the show. Creamy, flavorful, and perfectly seasoned, it was easily the standout of an already delicious meal. The soft-shell crab and collard greens were hot, well seasoned, and equally satisfying. I'm usually not a fan of takeout packaging, but Lil Dizzy's got it right. Everything was packed securely with no leaks, and the food stayed warm all the way back to the hotel. Although I couldn't dine inside, my trip from the French Quarter to the 6th Ward was well worth it. Great food, thoughtful hospitality, and another memorable New Orleans experience. #TysAdventures26 #LilDizzysCafe #SoftShellCrab #NOLA #BlackOwned #AccessibleTravel
I enjoyed little dizzy's food. It was amazing. Their beans and rice is so flavor forward it's delicious. Also, I had the mac & cheese the stream beans and the crawfish crabcakes. Their crawfish crabcakes were pretty good. I still think candies in New Orleans is winning when it comes to the crabcakes cause they're crabcakes with meat filled but little dizzy have some good crabcakes. There are some fillers in there but their crawfish crabcake so I guess the majority of what you will be tasting this crawfish the flavor was good. The gravy was good. They're lemonade was good. They serve you your food and to go boxes and you can kind of sit down. It is gonna be packed. It's very home. It's nothing special. The ambience is very just casual, but the food was good.
This is good ole soul food right here. Food that brings you pure comfort and joy. Ordered the catfish to go and reheated it when I got home and the crunchiness was still there like it was fresh. The dirty rice was my favorite side dish as well it is packed with flavor. This place is real deal!
This place is something truly special. Li'l Dizzy's Cafe is an absolute staple in New Orleans, and it's easy to see why! There can be a bit of a line outside, but they thoughtfully provide a covered area with fans for waiting guests. A quick tip: if the line extends past the awning, it gets hot quickly, so come prepared with sun protection. Despite the wait, the customer service here is top-tier. The staff runs a tight ship, keeping the line organized and seating guests efficiently as tables clear. The second you walk through the door, the aroma from the kitchen hits you and your appetite kicks into overdrive. We went all in on the classics: my wife had the 2-piece fried chicken with a side of mac and cheese, and I ordered the smothered pork chops paired with dirty rice and potato salad. The food quality is outstanding, with every bite tasting like a home-cooked meal. They offer rotating daily specials alongside their solid everyday menu, meaning every visit can offer a completely different, delicious experience. Highly recommend!
Expect to wait in line when you arrive. We had about a 15 minute wait. Your assigned a table number and directed where to sit after you place your order. We sat upstairs where the tables were numbered and you sit and wait for your order. The chicken was crispy and juicy but a little salty so I couldn't enjoy the crispy skin. This small disappointment cost them a star.
This place has been on my list and I was finally able to try it . The line to get into the restaurant moved really fast. We got there about thirty minutes after opening time. The wait wasn't bad at all. Some of the things that we had at the table were: Gumbo,Collard greens, Catfish,Red beans/rice with fried chicken, and Fried chicken with French fries All were delicious ! The food came out quickly! Service was great! I love that they have a dine in line or a to go line in case you just want to take the food home!
Line moved quick and all the workers were super friendly. You order your food first then are seated. So recommend looking up menu beforehand. They serve you in to go boxes and utensils which hilariously makes sense. Ordered 4pc fried chicken, dirty rice, greens & Mac & cheese. The chicken is exactly what ppl say... Delicious!! The dirty rice was a close 2nd Greens & Mac were OK service was quick and our waitress was responsive
You will wait, and you will love it! Rolled up around 11, and there was a line of course. It moves fast-ish, but for this food, I'll wait an hour or more--the owner is out there directing traffic, welcoming you and making sure everyone is happy, safe and prepared to get your order in. And BE prepared, they are no frills and all family/business here. This was the best meal we had in NOLA, and we went to all the places (galatoires, commanders, dragos, gumbo shop, the market, all of them). I love how when she walks in with each party, she says "welcome to lil dizzy's." and everyone shouts it out. This lady knows what she's doing. It's an event when you finally make it into the coveted dinning room! Po boys, white beans, fried chicken and the gumbo IS the best. Buy the cook book, it's fantastic. This is the spot for real food! Thank you family, from ours to yours.
We were told this was a must stop on our trip to New Orleans. There's bound to be a wait outside which is okay, we waited about 30 minutes starting at 11:10 on a Monday. There's was a woman guiding the line with a clipboard, she was very intense about the line and the seating process. There was a lot of yelling and reiterating the points about ordering over and over. It was a little hard to feel relaxed when there were so many rules and reminders. They kept reiterating that there were no refunds or exchanges which read as a little tacky to me personally As for the food, it wasn't really to my taste either. I guess I expected a little more considering the wait and the fame. But I know it won't change what it is since it's such an iconic spot, just wanted to provide all the info on the vibe
Very long wait. From waiting outside to waiting for the food. Took about 40 minutes from when we paid for our food order to actually getting the food. They also served the food in waves. Seemed like they served all the food for the outside orders, then the upstairs orders and then downstairs. We had very high expectations. The gumbo was good, but not the best. It wasn't hot (temperature wise). The gumbo was, warm. The fried chicken came out hot and fresh but not that flavorful. The cornbread was also pretty dry. The Thursday okra special was okay. The mango lemonade was spot on. I'd love to try it again and maybe it on a different day when they have other specials
Rating: 8/10 This is a pinnacle in NOLA restaurants and highly recommended. From fried fish to okra, the menu hosts some of the staple dishes of the city's finest cuisine. The business itself is culturally distinct and proudly serves the community. I opted for the to-go shack out back and ordering was fast. I chose the 2 piece fried chicken with Mac and cheese, yams, gumbo and a mingo lemonade that totaled to $34.
They have a well-oiled system here! There's a line but it moves fast, tables open up and servers get you in pretty quickly/efficiently inside. Servers are friendly and also explain everything thoroughly. And then you get the food. And you find out why people wait in line. I got the Friday special - fried catfish and it was so delicious and felt like a big hug. So yummy. The sides were okay, not as memorable but doesn't matter b/c the catfish was so good. Worth the wait! read more
The Crabcake was the best thing we ordered. The Fried Fish was good. The Grits were too lumpy for me. Wish they had Mustard to go with the Hot Sauce. The service was good. It didn't take us long to get a table or get our food after ordering. This restaurant felt like it was a true New Orleans vibe. They had plenty of setting up stairs and downstairs. Grade: B read more
2 months ago
Man, man, man. Got to visit Li'l Dizzy's and it did not disappoint. We went on a Saturday afternoon for lunch and as expected there was a line. They have a good system to move parties through and the line went by quickly. I went with the 2 piece white and mac and cheese box. The chicken was 10/10- no notes. I let my mom try a piece and she wanted to go down and order some for herself. The mac and cheese was good overall but some parts were a little too cheesy with a lack of noodles. My mom went with the smothered pork chops, mac and cheese and greens. She really enjoyed the pork chops, had the same sentiments about the mac and cheese, but wasn't a fan of the greens. She stated that they tasted like they were from a can. My brother got the catfish, mac and cheese and sweet potatoes. The catfish was flavorful and crunchy. The sweet potatoes were good but definitely on the sweeter side. To drink I got lemonade and it was eh and definitely could've went without it. Another thing I will note is that the meats came out s m o k i n g. My brother's catfish came out a little after my mom and I's meals and my chicken was still hot when i ripped into it. read more
2 months ago
If you're craving authentic soul food Lil Dizzy's knows how to deliver! They were able to get us seated within 5 minutes of arriving and the staff was super efficient and organized, so things moved quickly. Once you order at the counter, they give you a table number and bring the food right out to you. Pro-tip: Check out the upstairs area if it looks crowded--there's extra seating up there! Here's what we ordered: * Fried Chicken with Dirty Rice: Delicious, crispy, and flavorful. * Fried Catfish & Shrimp Plate: Fried to perfection, paired with candied yams and potato salad that hit all the right notes. * Strawberry Lemonade: Refreshing and the perfect match for the meal. Everything was hot, fresh, and gave me that exact soul food satisfaction I was craving. I'll definitely be back read more
Finally made it to the 6th Ward home of Lil Dizzy's Café. Unfortunately, it wasn't wheelchair accessible, but the staff couldn't have been more accommodating. They immediately offered me the choice of outdoor seating or takeout, determined to make my visit work. When I first rolled up, there wasn't a line in sight. Three minutes later, the place was buzzing, with customers filling the restaurant and cars pulling into the parking lot. That's always a good sign. The two greeters were warm, welcoming, and genuinely helpful. I opted for takeout and ordered the soft-shell crab with potato salad and collard greens. About 15 minutes later, my meal was carefully packed and ready to go. Back at the hotel, it was time to dig in. The potato salad absolutely stole the show. Creamy, flavorful, and perfectly seasoned, it was easily the standout of an already delicious meal. The soft-shell crab and collard greens were hot, well seasoned, and equally satisfying. I'm usually not a fan of takeout packaging, but Lil Dizzy's got it right. Everything was packed securely with no leaks, and the food stayed warm all the way back to the hotel. Although I couldn't dine inside, my trip from the French Quarter to the 6th Ward was well worth it. Great food, thoughtful hospitality, and another memorable New Orleans experience. #TysAdventures26 #LilDizzysCafe #SoftShellCrab #NOLA #BlackOwned #AccessibleTravel read more
I enjoyed little dizzy's food. It was amazing. Their beans and rice is so flavor forward it's delicious. Also, I had the mac & cheese the stream beans and the crawfish crabcakes. Their crawfish crabcakes were pretty good. I still think candies in New Orleans is winning when it comes to the crabcakes cause they're crabcakes with meat filled but little dizzy have some good crabcakes. There are some fillers in there but their crawfish crabcake so I guess the majority of what you will be tasting this crawfish the flavor was good. The gravy was good. They're lemonade was good. They serve you your food and to go boxes and you can kind of sit down. It is gonna be packed. It's very home. It's nothing special. The ambience is very just casual, but the food was good. read more
This is good ole soul food right here. Food that brings you pure comfort and joy. Ordered the catfish to go and reheated it when I got home and the crunchiness was still there like it was fresh. The dirty rice was my favorite side dish as well it is packed with flavor. This place is real deal! read more
This place is something truly special. Li'l Dizzy's Cafe is an absolute staple in New Orleans, and it's easy to see why! There can be a bit of a line outside, but they thoughtfully provide a covered area with fans for waiting guests. A quick tip: if the line extends past the awning, it gets hot quickly, so come prepared with sun protection. Despite the wait, the customer service here is top-tier. The staff runs a tight ship, keeping the line organized and seating guests efficiently as tables clear. The second you walk through the door, the aroma from the kitchen hits you and your appetite kicks into overdrive. We went all in on the classics: my wife had the 2-piece fried chicken with a side of mac and cheese, and I ordered the smothered pork chops paired with dirty rice and potato salad. The food quality is outstanding, with every bite tasting like a home-cooked meal. They offer rotating daily specials alongside their solid everyday menu, meaning every visit can offer a completely different, delicious experience. Highly recommend! read more
Expect to wait in line when you arrive. We had about a 15 minute wait. Your assigned a table number and directed where to sit after you place your order. We sat upstairs where the tables were numbered and you sit and wait for your order. The chicken was crispy and juicy but a little salty so I couldn't enjoy the crispy skin. This small disappointment cost them a star. read more
This place has been on my list and I was finally able to try it . The line to get into the restaurant moved really fast. We got there about thirty minutes after opening time. The wait wasn't bad at all. Some of the things that we had at the table were: Gumbo,Collard greens, Catfish,Red beans/rice with fried chicken, and Fried chicken with French fries All were delicious ! The food came out quickly! Service was great! I love that they have a dine in line or a to go line in case you just want to take the food home! read more
Line moved quick and all the workers were super friendly. You order your food first then are seated. So recommend looking up menu beforehand. They serve you in to go boxes and utensils which hilariously makes sense. Ordered 4pc fried chicken, dirty rice, greens & Mac & cheese. The chicken is exactly what ppl say... Delicious!! The dirty rice was a close 2nd Greens & Mac were OK service was quick and our waitress was responsive read more
You will wait, and you will love it! Rolled up around 11, and there was a line of course. It moves fast-ish, but for this food, I'll wait an hour or more--the owner is out there directing traffic, welcoming you and making sure everyone is happy, safe and prepared to get your order in. And BE prepared, they are no frills and all family/business here. This was the best meal we had in NOLA, and we went to all the places (galatoires, commanders, dragos, gumbo shop, the market, all of them). I love how when she walks in with each party, she says "welcome to lil dizzy's." and everyone shouts it out. This lady knows what she's doing. It's an event when you finally make it into the coveted dinning room! Po boys, white beans, fried chicken and the gumbo IS the best. Buy the cook book, it's fantastic. This is the spot for real food! Thank you family, from ours to yours. read more
6 months ago
We were told this was a must stop on our trip to New Orleans. There's bound to be a wait outside which is okay, we waited about 30 minutes starting at 11:10 on a Monday. There's was a woman guiding the line with a clipboard, she was very intense about the line and the seating process. There was a lot of yelling and reiterating the points about ordering over and over. It was a little hard to feel relaxed when there were so many rules and reminders. They kept reiterating that there were no refunds or exchanges which read as a little tacky to me personally As for the food, it wasn't really to my taste either. I guess I expected a little more considering the wait and the fame. But I know it won't change what it is since it's such an iconic spot, just wanted to provide all the info on the vibe read more
Very long wait. From waiting outside to waiting for the food. Took about 40 minutes from when we paid for our food order to actually getting the food. They also served the food in waves. Seemed like they served all the food for the outside orders, then the upstairs orders and then downstairs. We had very high expectations. The gumbo was good, but not the best. It wasn't hot (temperature wise). The gumbo was, warm. The fried chicken came out hot and fresh but not that flavorful. The cornbread was also pretty dry. The Thursday okra special was okay. The mango lemonade was spot on. I'd love to try it again and maybe it on a different day when they have other specials read more
Rating: 8/10 This is a pinnacle in NOLA restaurants and highly recommended. From fried fish to okra, the menu hosts some of the staple dishes of the city's finest cuisine. The business itself is culturally distinct and proudly serves the community. I opted for the to-go shack out back and ordering was fast. I chose the 2 piece fried chicken with Mac and cheese, yams, gumbo and a mingo lemonade that totaled to $34. read more
Absolutely worth the hype. Came from California just to pay them a visit. Do: Come early. We were there maybe 10-15mins before they opened on a Saturday and there was only one other group ahead of us. By the time we ordered and were seated based on a number they assigned, the line was out the door. Do: Order one of the daily specials. Saturday was the shrimp grillade. Best grits I have ever had. Wish it came with more shrimp for the price. Do: Order Jake's crab cakes with crawfish sauce. The crawfish sauce is thick like a gravy with some tail meat. When eaten with the crab cakes it is actually perfection. Literally I cannot stop thinking about this sauce and their crab cakes. When eaten with the grits too its just so amazing! Some don'ts: Potato salad is just okay. So is the mango lemonade. Not a big fan of their mac n cheese. Greens were also standard. Seating inside is limited. If you have a big group be prepared to sit at diff tables. Their team is friendly and super organized. The operation is so smooth and well thought out for how busy they get (you'll understand what I mean when you visit). They are a must try when in NOLA. read more
28 days ago
Excellent New Orleans , southern food ! The best gumbo that I have tasted in NOLA . Great fried catfish, fried chicken , shrimp, and greets . read more
8 months ago
Li'l Dizzy's was one of a few restaurants on this New Orleans trip that I was most excited to try. Unfortunately it was the worst restaurant we ate at on this trip. We waited in line for a while on MLK day to try this place out. Service was great, menus were handed out and there was someone to answer any question we had while waiting. I'm not sure if it's because they were so busy that day that it compromised on the food quality. The fried chicken, though really crispy and juicy, was extremely salty. It was a shame because the cook on the chicken itself was perfection. The amount of salt on there was just unbearable. The Mac and cheese and potato salad was just mid. It's just there to be there as a side. The crab cake was not bad, had good flavors, but again a bit too salty as well. The gumbo was not the best we had in NOLA on this trip but it was the best thing we had at Li'l Dizzy's. As disappointed as I was, I hope that it was just an off day for this place. read more
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5 days ago
Li'l Dizzy's did not disappoint. The line was long, but it moved very fast. The owner runs a tight ship, but she was so friendly and a pleasure to speak with. We really enjoyed her spirit and hearing about their family business. She took pride in the food and catering to her customers. The food was so good. The chicken was seasoned to perfection and fried in the cleanest grease. I had the best dirty rice here that I've ever tasted in my life. I can go on and on about the food here. You come as a stranger and leave as family. Get here early so you won't have to stand in line long. As this is a very popular spot and not open 7 days a week. read more
Oh man. I mean honestly, in a city where it's tough to stand out for your fried chicken and other Cajun flare this place shows up. We weren't able to get a seat at a more well known spot and couldn't have been a better turn of luck because Li'l Dizzy's knocked it out of the park. As someone who has tried almost all the fried chicken in New Orleans, most of the red beans and rice and a good amount of the fried catfish. I can tell you with experience that this place deserves one of the top three spots in New Orleans Orleans. I can't recommend it highly enough. And when it comes to my Cajun food, I don't play around. Wish I had better photos of the food, but quite honestly once we started eating I forgot to take pictures. read more
Waited for like 10 seconds, got brought in, order and pay at the counter and then assigned a table. They brought food out to us. Ordered the meal of the day which was Trout Dizzy with Mac n cheese and dirty rice. Also ordered gumbo soup which was good. Wanted cornbread but they said couldn't have one because it was reserved for white bean dish. Service was good, friendly staff! read more
5 months ago
We came late because we had a work event earlier in the day. I have been wanting to try Lil Dizzys for a long time. But I knew coming late could mean I couldn't get everything I wanted. In the line outside we were told they're out of Mac and cheese. All of a sudden they magically had some when we were ordering. My fried chicken was made to order, hot and crispy. The Mac and cheese wasn't dried out and was flavorful and perfect! The yams were good but tooo sweet for me to eat them all, more like a dessert. My husband had the dirty rice which was good too. I will definitely come back when I'm in Nola again. read more
Two-part review! Ate there in July. Long line, managed well, warm inside. Sat along the wall and watched myself eat fried chicken in a mirror, it was so good I didn't mind. Then Jazz Fest, crawfish bisque and Trout Dizzy, how they hold the fish for serving and it's still perfect! read more
Do I really have to go into detail about how AMAZING the food is at Lil Dizzy's? Well let me just say this is some of the best New Orleans style home cooking in the city. The Mac n cheese and gumbo is the best you can ever get in the city. The service is great, everyone is so welcoming and helpful. The food is fresh, seasoned and they give you large portions that can last for two days. The place fills up fast but it's worth the wait. read more
6 months ago
The food was so incredible we didn't even stop to take pictures, every bite was that good! You'll want to come hungry and with a little patience, because the wait is totally worth it. Heads-up: they sometimes run out of certain dishes, so try to get there early to snag everything you're craving (we learned this the hard way & they skipped my friend and she almost didn't get any food). We grabbed takeout and enjoyed it outside, such a perfect experience! read more
We will be back to visit Li'l Dizzy's! We had about a 30 minute wait until we were able to inside. All of our dishes were great! The service was great. The owner tries hard to make sure that you are able to get in & get served! The gumbo was so good! Chicken was seasoned just right! The restaurant was clean. The rest room was clean. Overall we had a great experience! read more
1 year ago
Lil Dizzys is a very popular spot with a good system for seating guests and friendly staff. Note: the first floor has more visual character than the second. As for the food, I had the catfish with shrimp and sauce on top (the name escapes me now) and although the catfish was a bit salty, I enjoyed. It had a great crunch to it - basically a texture-filled dream to my palate. The dirty rice with ground beef was okay and the potato salad had a strong vinegar taste (unsure if it was the relish or the mustard- or if their recipe actually calls for vinegar). The bread pudding was kind of 'soupy' (too wet) and aside from sugar, I didn't taste any cinnamon, butter or other notable flavors. Did not eat it. I still encourage everyone to try it - there are so many rave reviews on here! But I expected more in terms of flavor. For context, I'm used to southern style cooking from South Carolina and Alabama. read more
Restaurant was busy for Mardi Gras weekend, cozy indoor and outdoor space, loved our order taker, she was super cool and helped us order. We ordered small portions of chicken, Mac&Cheese, gumbo, dirty rice, yams, fish, and bread pudding to try on a road trip. Food came out piping hot. Yams, and chicken were really good. Everything else was decent. read more
3 months ago
The food is good there was a long way to get in the door but once we're in the food came fast everything's hot everything's fresh. Everything tastes authentic. Some of the best chicken that I've had it was flavorful throughout it was crispy it was crunchy. They had a vegan side for me for the vegetables. They had a dirty rice made with beef. They have a couple types of lemonade and gray banana pudding. I will definitely be back. read more
This a throwback! A real treasure. From the joyous greeting to the legit grandma made fixins. It feels like home here. The kindest greeter ever shares the specials when you walk in and also plays air traffic control for the staff. We ordered at the counter and sat, then food came promptly. The options make it really hard to choose. The bevvy! Do not pass on the in house strawberry and mango lemonade! I went for candied yams and old fashioned southern mac n cheese. Legit like I was back at my grandma's kitchen table! My companion got the day's special plate including fried chicken with jambalaya. He was mooning over the food. I tasted it too. Flavor packed. Truly a special treat to get out of the Quarter and real local fare. read more
I was recommended Li'l Dizzy by our tour guide but also by a couple of reviews on Reddit. It is located in the Treme part of New Orleans. To be honest, the area was a bit sketchy but we didn't have trouble walking about. When you walk in, you are greeted with a "Welcome to Li'l Dizzy". They serve a lot of soul food dishes here. There is no bathroom but they do have hand sanitizer. A lady walked us through the menu. You have to order up front and they assign you a seat to sit at. We ended up getting white chicken with gumbo. The gumbo was meh at best. The white chicken was worth getting. I wouldn't say it was the best chicken but it was freshly made and was pretty tasty. We ended it with a bread pudding which was kind of basic. The place seems popular amongst locals and tourists. read more
3 months ago
Everything was amazing per usual! 10/10! I absolutely love this place and food. Service Is always top tier! read more
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Do they still have the buffet for lunch? Price ? Thanks
Not when we went, you just order off the menu
Does the trolley or bus pass there?
The trolley does not, but there are 2 bus stops. One is about 3 blocks away and the other about 1 block away.
Is Lil Dizzy's in a safe neighborhood?
I am a native. It is safe as safe can be in urban community. Be aware of your surroundings. Lock your car doors. Don't flash lots of cash or jewelry. If you want to walk from quarters to the restaurant, daytime is ok. Still be aware of surroundings…
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