I was able to try two drinks from The Daily Beet through a catering service another local spot…read morehosted. The drinks were yummy and used reusable, glass jars. Im unsure if that is normal practice for them but I loved that concept! The drinks were good, and did not have a weird healthy taste some other health juices have.

The food was absolutely amazing. Fresh options that tasted good and had a variety of flavor…read moreprofiles from sweet to savory. I only retracted one start when I noticed my bowl sitting ready at the kitchen for over 15 minutes while other guests were being served and togo orders were being packed. unfortunately I did not get my food until after I notified the staff upfront and at this point it was cold. I wish I had been able to enjoy it warm! The place had plenty of seating and was very cute.

Great oysters and service. On street car line so you stagger back to your hotel or Airbnbread more

Great food and service. We cannot wait to go back! Outstanding!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!read more

My friends very graciously hosted an Iftar dinner for about 12 adults and several children/babies…read morethis past weekend. With groups, especially those with children, there is shuffling in, lots of ordering and confusion but the staff handled it very well. Truthfully, the only reason I returned was because others were hosting. Being a fully halal restaurant, it is one of our go to places for guests with strict restriction, but I never really enjoyed the food. I think their new management has drastically improved the menu, taste and quality of the food and I enjoyed everything that made it to the table. Standouts were the hummus, dolmas and chicken shish for me. The saj, as always was excellent and brought out fresh and frequently to the table. Being such a large group, we ordered nearly every mezze and meat dish, and a variety of drinks so it was the perfect place to host a group and get to try a little of everything. While the staff was very good at handling the group and our requests, I will say that they were stretched pretty thin. I sincerely thank them bc lots of little ones and busy parents are not easy.

Friendly warm and inviting Food is delicious…read more Small limited menu We are a table of eight and we are accommodated They kindly merged three small tables for us No alcohol Street parking One bathroom Cultural played music Take an adventure and enjoy

Great great taste of NOLA!! We had our first dinner of the trip here and it was sooooo perfect…read more Great drink selection for everyone. The menu was diverse and I went with a steak. It was cooked perfect and sides were great. The ambiance was relaxed and casual but a little on the fancier side! The service was spectacular and they made sure drinks were full at all times. We had a great time and will be back next trip n

We had dinner at red dog diner on Friday night went in New Orleans for jazz fest. It was…read morerecommended to us by friends, and it did not disappoint. The commented cheese was delicious. We also had the Mediterranean grazing plate as a starter and it was very tasty. They have a great cocktail collection as well as beer and wine. We shared a variety of different dishes that were all quite good. The brussels sprouts are fantastic! We were one of the last table seated, and the white staff was so helpful in accommodating. They were interacting and cracking jokes with us, which we absolutely appreciate.

I stopped by French Truck Coffee and ordered an iced vanilla latte... it was fantastic. The drink…read morewas smooth, flavorful, and not overly sweet. I also really love the aesthetic of the space. There's tons of natural light pouring in through the big windows, which makes it a really pleasant place to relax or catch up with friends. The service was great too... fast, friendly, and welcoming from the moment I walked in. The only downside is that there aren't any outlets inside, which makes it a bit tricky if you're hoping to work on a laptop for a while. There are a few outlets available on the front porch. Overall, a great spot for great coffee and good vibes.

Great service and very good coffee! My son and I stopped there and treated ourselves to chocolate…read morecroissant, which was very nice as well.

Continuous bad experiences at this Cava. I ordered a bowl online, half rice, half super greens…read morewith double chicken and hummus. Paid $20 online for delivery. I get my food and they wrote on the receipt, out of super greens, hummus, and I got less chicken than I normally do with 1 serving and I paid for double. Paid for double and got less than 1 serving. Overall it's the most ive paid for a bowl and the least amount of food I've gotten. I wish they could tell you before that they are out of stuff or at least give some money back or a credit.

I love Cava, but this location is bad. I have gone twice in the past week after making an online…read moreorder. Both times, my bowl was either missing toppings or something from my meal was missing. I was missing one of the sauces, then in the next order, they didn't give me the pita or my drink. They correct the mistakes when they see the receipts, but I'm glad I double checked my bag. They don't have all of the ingredients, like ever. One day they're out of falafel, the next day they're out of cucumbers and roasted corn. Also, the potion sizes are soooo small. I've never been served bowls as small as the Freret Store. This is the bowl immediately after I took the lid off. I looks like they served me half a bowl.

Love the knowledge from the cheese mongers! I'm not a fan of blue cheese and it's not a problem!…read moreGet a glass of wine and enjoy charcuterie board outside! Does it get better?????

The perfect cheese shop... and amazing sandwiches as well. Finally visited SJCS... wish I had come…read moresooner. The high-end cheese selection is expansive and beautifully presented in a glass cases so you can see them all. It's easy to spend $75 on cheese but it's worth it. The sandwiches might be even better than the cheese. I had the Smoky Blue (roast beef with blue cheese, lettuce, etc.). It was amazing. Get there before the lunch rush or you'll be waiting awhile to place your order and waiting even longer for your sandwich to arrive.

Solid Vietnamese restaurant in a quiet neighborhood. Everything tasted good. They use real…read moreingredients, you can tell from their broth that it is all natural, it is very light, they didn't cheat using msg or bullions. For a southerner, portion is kinda small. Even the garnishes for pho is very little. When you go to other Vietnamese restaurant or watch travel vlog, usually a Bigg bowl of noddles. They have wifi here, seating is limited because it is basically a small house converted to a restaurant. You can park on the street nearby

Amazing food made to order. Our Vietnamese coffee was strong and had the punch it deserves! Cant…read morewait to come back and try the pho next time.

Chicken Shawarma plate was awesome. Side salad was awesome, but what stole the show was the garlic…read moresauce and tahini.

Randomly picked this Mediterranean spot while on Feret. Very cute and nicely decorated on the…read moreinside. It's small and quaint. My hubby and I love Mediterranean food so we were excited to try the Gyro platter. The cashier/server was friendly and welcoming. We were both a bit disappointed however. The Greek salad had Italian dressing instead of Greek. The rice pilaf looked like it may have come out of a box, the hummus and tiziki were a bit thinner than normal and the 2 half pitas that came with the meal weren't warm. The meat was cooked well though. The food was good, don't get me wrong, but there are so many Mediterranean restaurants to pick from in New Orleans.

Went for Happy Hour from 4-6pm. Hummus was really smooth and the Pita bread was super fresh. They…read morealso have a great wine-list! Service was very friendly and the overall ambience of the restaurant is great!

While I unfortunately don't live in New Orleans anymore, I'm disappointed it took me this long to…read moretry Shaya. We had a great experience and already have it on the list of go-tos when we are back in the city, as we return fairly often. First off, that bread. My gosh, I could have just sat for an hour and eaten it alone. I love that it just keeps coming too - we never once had to ask for more; by the time we were finishing up the pieces there, another set was delivered. Heaven. We had not one bad thing. The ikra was the surprise of the salatims/dips - so good - and the muhammara was excellent as well. That fried chicken hummus was perfect - so creamy and a bit of a different texture than most other hummus, but it worked. We tried the lamb kebabs and crispy halloumi - both of which were solid; however, when they say small plates, they mean small. I thought the serving sizes were a bit tiny. Nonetheless, we were full before even making it to the larger dinner plates and settled on the chocolate tart and knafeh cheesecake for dessert; honestly, I could have done without both. They weren't bad, but they weren't very flavorful to me. Definitely a 5-star, but if it wanted to be a 10-star, I would say a bit larger portions, better desserts, and more friendly service (he did his job but didn't really seem like he wanted to be there). Go now!