I was bummed reading other recent reviews about Taceaux Loceaux. I went last week and had a very…read morepleasant experience. I went on a Thursday evening and it was not super crowded. I started with their housemade hibiscus margarita with a tajin rim instead of salt. I thought it was good and not too sweet. The tacos, to me, were delicious. I think they have an option for anyone and they have some pretty unique combos. I loved the Korean inspired taco and their classic brisket taco. I did go for the tacos but I did get to try their guacamole and the amazeballs. The guac was not the best and you don't get much -- could've used more seasoning. I liked the amazeballs + they come with a really good chipotle aioli. I think this place has some things to work on while they get situated from reopening but I do think they have some great tacos!

I went to their location in the Saint Roch market. the man who was behind the counter, was on his…read morephone and did not even look up when I was standing there looking at the menu. I understand that probably a lot of people do that and look at different places so they don't always order. However, I had to interrupt him to get his attention to place my order for nachos. . I added meat and beans. The taste was different. I can't say that it was good. As I was eating them I found two french fries in my order. To my knowledge don't serve french fries.

I know I'm late, but I really wanted to shout out the McDonald's on St. Charles, especially the…read moremanager (I believe her name was Nunu) and the staff. During the Muses parade, a friend of mine was having a medical situation and really needed water. I walked up to the drive-thru window just asking for a cup, and Nunu personally helped us. When we needed a little extra, she didn't hesitate. In the middle of Mardi Gras chaos, that kindness meant everything! I'm not sure if the porta-potties were provided by the store or the city, but that was also such a helpful touch and very appreciated. We didn't even get food, but they still helped us out with a bun and water without any issue. Also, the remodel looks great! It has such a clean, futuristic vibe. Just really grateful that kind people still exist. Thank you again!

Was here on a super busy Mardi Gras Sunday and very impressed by how efficient the operations were…read more Food came out fast after ordering on the app. There's was a long line for the bathroom but it kept moving, and there was a security person to check your receipt otherwise the line would get too long. This location is new and looks very modern, clean, and relatively spacious. Last time I was here, it was the old two story location from decades ago which also was a good stop during Mardi Gras parades. Kids were happy with nuggets, fries, and qtr pounder after a very long 43 float parade.....good times here at St Charles and Louisiana, especially for the youngest who caught the biggest teddy bear ever thrown at a parade.

This is my go-to spot for quick, fast-service dining. You can walk into any location and know your…read moremeal will be cooked exactly the same way every time. The service was excellent--they promptly brought us our waters, and the food came out relatively quickly. I ordered my usual All-Star, which is my staple meal. There was a little more butter on the toast than I normally like, but I simply wiped it off and enjoyed every bite. My wife went with her regular chicken sandwich and hash browns. As always, there are no thrills or frills at Waffle House--just reliable, delicious food served at a fast pace for a reasonable price.

Waffle House is cool. The pricing is always great. Their food never misses. The service is better…read moresince they have online ordering. However, I see myself not eating fast food anymore. I'm noticing too many flaws in cleanliness. The ambiance is usually quiet the times I've went, as it's during their slow time. My turn off was seeing roaches crawling around the coffee machine a few feet away from my food. I took one for the team that time, due to it being late and I was starving. However, I won't be patronizing any Waffle House anymore. I just can't risk it anymore. Not to mention it's hit or miss with if the employees would be rude or kind. I just don't see the point in spending money and not being treated like I'm spending money. I usually would order their cheesesteak or their bacon egg and cheese sandwich with a side of grits. If I was lucky I'd order the country gravy but sometimes they wouldn't have it.

Common menu, not great service. She was on the phone when we pulled up to pay and slammed the…read morewindow shut after taking our payment. Food was ok, nothing exciting - quesadilla & burrito.

Wow. When are they going to stop hiring straight up ghetto trash. Or atleast give them a class on…read morehow to speak. Julmiya J was about as low class that I guess they could find on the corner. Food was all thrown in a bag, so much for ordering a box. 4 tiny chips all crushed. I really need to fire Jamuju or whatever that thing is.

Service 5/5 For this place being as busy as the are around…read more2am the staff here are all awesome!!!! The fried chicken here slappsss! 5/5 Juicy af and delioussss for a market The wing was besttt!

If you know, you know. Brothers Food Mart is the undisputed heavyweight champion of gas station…read moregourmet in New Orleans. Forget the white tablecloths; the real NOLA magic is happening right here under the neon lights. The Legend: The Fried Chicken Let's talk about that fried chicken. It's seasoned to perfection with that signature Louisiana kick--salty, spicy, and crunchier than it has any right to be. The skin stays crispy even if you're eating it out of a brown paper bag in the car, and the meat is consistently juicy. The Lowdown * The Sides: Do not sleep on the red beans and rice or the cajun fries. They are the perfect salty companions to a 2-piece or 3-piece box. * The Vibe: It's fast, it's loud, and it's authentic. The line might move quickly, but the flavor lingers. * The Price: You simply cannot find a better value for high-quality comfort food in the city. The Verdict Whether it's a late-night craving after hitting Bourbon Street or just a quick lunch on the go, Brothers is a local institution for a reason. It's consistent, it's iconic, and it hits the spot every single time. Elite Tip: Grab extra napkins. You're going to need them, and you won't care one bit.

Always delicious and crispy, no hard pieces, flavorful and always great service. This location is…read moregreat.

I hate this Canes. They always closing early like 30-40 minutes beforehand and is the only time I…read morecan get it. Would've been perfect for when I get off at 1a.m and hopefully make it before 2 but now I know I'm probably not gonna make at all and it wouldn't even be 1:40am . C'mon you guys I believe in yall. It was never like this before. Get your crap together -I love yall, GOD bless

I came down to New Orleans for Mardi Gras. After all the drinking and the long nap I woke up around…read more1am and I was hungry. I saw that this place not only was open till 3am but was also in walking distance from The Westin. I decided to get the gyro platter. On the trip back the to go tipped over a bit and it mixed together but everything was still fire. The Beef and lamb meat had a nice flavor and tender. The rice cooked perfectly. The salad while simple with just tomatoes and onions I loved it. I also was able to get a pita on the side. Even though the restaurant was filled with drunk and sober individuals the people working here were still very nice and my order came out quickly. The place does have a small eating area with a few tables and chairs. They also serve ice cream here as well and frozen drinks. I throughly enjoyed this meal and I will make my way back I want to try other menu items.

Good spot for gryos, fries, ice cream and daiquiris. You can customize the orders as needed. We…read moredidn't add onions to our gryo. Staff are friendly and work fast at filling all the orders. Plenty of folks ordered online and came in to pick up. There is seating inside. I definitely recommend this place especially if you need a break from Cajun/Creole food.

Genuinely surprised this location doesn't have reviews considering how rude and abysmal the service…read moreis here. Walked in today to pick up a Togo order I let the employee know my name and they didn't respond to me or say a single word...just looked behind themselves to see that they were alone and then walked away. Don't see this location being open long than this year.

From the owner: Your nearby Five Guys at 5300 Tchoupitoulas Street in New Orleans is ready to offer you a classic…read moretake on burgers, hot dogs, fries, milkshakes and more. Whether it's using fresh ground beef (there are no freezers in our restaurants), double-cooking our fries in 100 percent peanut oil, hand-preparing fresh ingredients every morning or serving peanuts while you wait, we strive to provide the best experience each and every time you visit. With more than 250,000 ways to customize your burger and 1,000+ milkshake combinations, satisfying your craving is just a click away.

This is a local, can't-miss stop in the French Quarter. They have a large artistic menu. The…read morewalls are adorned with local art. There is plenty of seating inside, or you can take it to go. The people in the French Quarter are very friendly and can advise about the heat content of your particular choice. The sides to start with are wonderful, from the fries to the fried Okra. We also had the red beans and rice, which were also quite good compared to others in the quarter. we had a couple of the sandwhiches, the roast beef with bits, shrimo poorboy and an alligator basket. All were memorable and fulfilling. They were able to move people and orders quickly. This is a true local spot not to. be missed.

Fried shrimp po' boy, boudin balls, and a sno-ball. Gulf shrimp hits different. Highly recommend…read morethe boudin balls. The tables all had my favorite Louisiana hot sauces (Crystal and Louisiana brands). Tracey at the front is so friendly. Loved her!

Came in per great hearsay when in town. Gas station w/ Shwarma/gyros+ falafels . Might B more-…read morethose are main items. Either in pita as sandwich, or as plate w/rice meat of choice, hummus+ mini salad. He got Chix Shwarma plate + I had gyros. Meat is cut from traditional spit (ie. good quality) rather than cubed (flavorless) ' pressed parts'. As someone who always cooks/cooked professionally, every single bit of what we got was very good to excellent. Very reasonable prices- like locals pay, not tourist rip off. Order @ counter, food done quick. A few small tables inside; but clearly meant to be carry out driven. I'd eat here very regularly if I lived here- for taste, quality, and for value. Loved it! Nice guys working here too. No waiter/great food- throw them a decent tip!

Wow The food is so so so good! Everything is so fresh and…read moredelicious The cashier/order taker is adorable as well This is a must for healthy sustainable food