No no no atleast not at 4 am in the morning after a night at essence . How it takes you 1 hour to…read more4 plates of food and yall still messed up orders. I'm telling you if someone told me a health inspector ever walked up in here I'd tell you the devil is a liar. The service follow of the kitchen even how they wash dishes by the counter where you eat. Like this place wild. How you mess up orders when u print them out . The frustration in having to wait more than and 45 min for eggs and pancakes and I'm not talking about some packed establishment. Nah never again at the W.H. They should rename this location What the Hell!!! Not Waffle House

Terrible service with poorly prepared food in a loud unpleasant environment. There are other…read moreoptions nearby, any of which will probably be significantly better.

A hidden gem. Stepping inside feels homey. Excellent service. Coffee, food, pastries, entire menu…read moreeverything just wonderful. Don't sleep on them during king cake season!

Ordered the salmon rillete and the baked eggs in brioche. Both were yummy, though the baked eggs…read morewere very heavy! Portions very generous, service was fast. Cute little cafe.

Dimartino's on General DeGaulle NEVER misses!…read more My mom has been picking up their red beans & rice and spaghetti & meatballs for over five years, and it's still just as amazing every single time. It honestly feels like the first bite all over again, the cooks never disappoint. The meatballs are huge, hand-rolled, with onions inside so you know they're made in-house. Paired with angel hair pasta, it's perfection. And that buttered bread... I could eat it all by itself. On top of the food, everyone who works there is always so friendly. I say hi and bye to the cooks, and even though the place is small, it feels homely and comfortable. Dimartino's is consistent, filling, and full of flavor. A true New Orleans gem. If you haven't been, you're missing out.

Not for the first time, open for online orders but cancelled 15 minutes after it was placed. I…read moreorder from here because family members request it, but now even they are tired of this. Not again.

A friend mentioned that Toast was a must when in New Orleans so we decided breakfast one day while…read moreon vacation was going to be here! We picked this location and were glad we did! From the minute we walked in we felt so welcome. Everyone was friendly and our server, Daniela, was awesome! She called us "baby" and I'm here for all of that! The restaurant is colorful and happy inside which was so nice and comfortable. Our coffee cups were never empty. Food was delicious! I had the fried catfish with eggs and grits and my fiancé had the fried crawfish breakfast. Biscuits were wonderful and the Aebelskivers (pancake fried dough) they have were incredible!! Highly recommended! Yes we ordered too much food and we were not mad about it! We left so happy we made it to Toast for breakfast and absolutely agree with my friend that said it's a must when you are in the area!

The food came in big portions, they were super packed but, service was very quick our food came…read moreabout 5 minutes after we ordered, the server was sweet. They kept up with the place as well.

Little hidden gem on the Westbank of New Orleans. I eat here when I'm working in the area and they…read morenever disappoint. If you want to feel like you visited your mom or grandma for lunch then this is the place to go! The food is delicious and the staff is warm and friendly.

While visiting from California my family and I picked some lunch up from this cafe. I looked on…read moreYelp and decided this was the place to try. We got 2 fish plates, a shrimp plate and a duel fuel, which was shrimp and fish. The plates came with tasty Mac n cheese, green beans the way Grammie used to make hers and bread. We all loved our food and said we must come back before we leave. I loved that the menu was unique to them and everything is made fresh. You really get that home cooked meal feeling. We also tried their sweet potato pie and peach cobbler. Mannnnnnnn it was legit! Tomorrow I hope they have their strawberry cake they were taking out as we left. It looked worth trying too. Hahahaah. Go on and give this place a try. It's well worth it.

Sophia and I ordered takeout from New Orleans Hamburgers and Seafood for lunch when we landed in…read morethe Westbank after the trek from Virginia. This has been a go-to for us for years every time we came home. And we were very hungry of course so let's see how things went. Once we unpacked and rested for a bit, we went online to check out their menu. For our orders, we usually selected their seafood platters which are reasonably priced. Their drive-thru system is pretty good for pickup orders which can get backed up once in a while. But no worries here for us. My selection was the any two choices platter which were thin fried catfish and soft shell crab. Everything was good and well seasoned. The only setback was they didn't have enough fries in the box. Normally, their to-go orders would have plentiful fries or other sides to your liking. But not this one. Other than that, I was full with my order. We'll continue to use New Orleans Hamburger and Seafood the next time we come home :)

We were looking for breakfast away from the French Quarter and all of the parades and Mardi Gras…read morecelebrations. So we went outside of the city and located this place for breakfast that turned into lunch. I wanted to try the King Cake daiquiri but it wasn't frozen enough and what they let me sample tasted terrible. I ordered the two meats or proteins plate with the garlic butter fries and slaw. My two proteins were the thick fried catfish and fried frog legs. Also, the plate comes with two hush puppies. I also got the fried green tomatoes. The fish was fresh and frog legs were fresh and the fried tomatoes were fresh the slaw and hush puppies were crispy and fresh. The service was kind and professional. Service was not long there was confusion one side of restaurant was sit down and the servers take your orders. The other side was place your order at the counter and get a seat/table and the server brings the food to the table. There restaurateurs seemed like family and friends and longtime patrons. We got fountain drinks (sweet tea, soda, water). I recommend if not use to butter garlic fries get it on the side. It was ok for me but my friends didn't like it. It tastes like onion sour cream potato chips.

Unimpressed. Pricey microwaved food ugh!! OMG, does anyone actually cook anymore. I mean I…read morethought I saw a a grill back there but instead they put my chicken in the microwave. I will absolutely never eat here again. The chicken on the potato was under seasoned and tasteless. The taco meat tasted weird and not fresh and happily thrown away. Their potatoes used to be around the $10 mark now they're close to $20 for tasteless food. Perhaps I got the wrong ones but the taco and chicken fajita potatoes were disgusting. Not good customer service. I gave them two stars for the free Saints game schedule and the NOLA decor. It has a New Orleans feel but without the New Orleans taste.

what happened the potatoes used to be 10$and not that goodi remember the cheese always being cold…read moreand not melted

I've been here a couple of times, it's been awhile. Came with the family last week, the food was…read moredelicious! The service was great! Enjoyed my meal! Definitely coming back for more!

I've always admired their sign out front and had some time last week to drop in and try out the…read moremenu. I came in for their summer special sandwich but quickly detoured to the Pick Two deal they have. I rarely see Pick Two deals so was happy that it wasn't just a lunch special. I chose the half-sandwich and slice of pepperoni/sausage Detroit-style pizza. Since I'd not been here before, I decided to pick up an order of the appetizer meatballs, as well. The suburbs of New Orleans is celebrated for its strong Italian roots and I wanted to see if the meatballs were authentic-local. My advice is if you're ordering to-go and you have over a 15-min commute, then don't get the Dream State sandwich. It's best eaten right away and I can respect that so the sandwich was a little over-steamed and limp. Having recently returned from a trip to Cleveland where I had Detroit-style pizza several times, I was happy to see the same ingredients on Reginelli's. Now when they say "double-proofed dough", they mean you're getting a thick slice of square pizza and you're going to love it. It had all the Detroit ingredients, too: marinara, Bourbon honey, Ezzo pepperoni, & crispy edges! I cut it in half and made two meals along with the meatballs. The meatballs were a standout for me. They used veal, pork & parmesan in the mix and served it with marinara, some ricotta cheese & fresh basil. This Sicilian neighbor used to make them like that with the two meats and the ricotta so my vote is authentic suburbs-style. Since I didn't order in advance, I had to wait about 15 minutes. I know they were making the pizza to order so was happy to wait. The serving staff made sure to check on me, let me know they were working on the order, and offered me something to drink while I waited. I'm planning to go back for a sit-down meal and try that Emilia sandwich soon.