Awesome burgers!!!! Fries were great and mozzarella sticks were unique and delicious! Kitchen staff…read morewas friendly and on it! Highly recommend!

Good greasy burger. Can't go wrong unless your arteries are a concern. Remember it's in a bar no…read moreone under 21 can order here.

A group of four of us stopped in for some burgers and we had a great time! We even got to meet…read moreClyde! Beers were reasonably priced and the burger menu had some creative options.

This place!!! The best! Literally, one of the best burgers I have had in my life. The Owner is such…read morea good guy, absolutely hilarious and has a pretty impressive culinary background. His staff...Sammy! She is one of the sweetest and most attentive servers with the best vibes. Lastly, you get to play with a puppy while you're there. 10/10 - couldn't recommend more! Definitely do not miss out on this spot. I was sad I had to leave today. Oh - and while many hurricanes taste like gasoline- theirs are actually really good too! Can't wait to go back!

Disclaimer: This place is small, the staff just the same. Give it time if its busy. They put out…read moregreat good, but theres just three peeps working the whole joint. Sometimes (like in my case) they dont do to-go orders if its crazy busy. I came here on my last day in New Orleans and needed a cheeseburger. i got it to my exact requirements. My friend got a bacon cheeseburger and it looked legit. My brother kept it simple with eggs and toast. Waitress was sweet and they only charge on credit but will take cash tips.

To be fair, I ate there during a festival. After looking at the menu online, I decided to give it a…read moretry. was surprised to find the same menu from online, but prices were increased for the event 30%+. A glass of water was $3. This set a bad taste in my mouth. The staff was very friendly and the omelette that I ordered was excellent. Mind you, it was over $20. That aside, it was great. I drank a half cup of coffee and the waiter kindly refilled it. I finished it up but, coffee included only one refill and, apparently, I used it up. So this place is in a great location, it has a fun diner vibe and the staff is nice. Yet, the price gouging and charging $3 for a glass of water, well. I didn't go back. I did find a different place a block away that was amazing! So, there is that...

Round 2 and STILL the best burger in NOLAAAA. Get the burger, loaded baked potato & a Monsoon and…read moresit at the bar and have yourself a TIME Service is great, too! Later in the day there's usually a wait, but WHO CARES it's worth it. Great little NOLA spot and clearly I'm coming back again.

I ordered a cheeseburger and a loaded potato from Port of Call. The food was absolutely delicious,…read moreand I have no complaints about the quality of the meal. Unfortunately, the customer service was a completely different experience. When I walked in and said I was there to pick up an order, the man and woman behind the bar looked at me strangely, whispered to each other, and then asked for my name. After confirming it, the gentleman only told me the total. No greeting, no smile, and I wasn't asked if I wanted to order a drink or anything else. When the woman handed me my food, I asked if I could have some ketchup. She responded with an attitude, saying, "There's some in the bag." I thanked her and left. When I got back to my work van, I opened the bag and found there was only one packet of ketchup. The food was excellent, but the service left me feeling very unwelcome. Based on how I was treated, I couldn't help but feel like I was being judged differently because of my ethnicity. I can't say for certain that was the reason, but that's honestly how the interaction made me feel. I hope management takes customer service seriously because everyone deserves to feel welcomed and treated with respect.

THIS PLACE IS A 10/10…read more Upon entering the bartender acknowledged us even through a crowd of guests, extremely welcoming. A very kind worker cleared a space for us and we knew we had to stay!! The two drinks ; The Saint Lucy SO GOOOOD House of the rising plum YEA SO GOOD ok food .. chicken satay 10/10 absolutely delicious The Brussels sprouts were insane so much flavor so much thought put into these cocktails and food. Plus it's gorgeous. Claimore was a GEM!!!

I would not recommend The Will and the Way for hosting a large party, and I would especially advise…read moreagainst placing a catering order here. I worked with Amanda and Fiona on a catered order for 16 people. Before finalizing the order, I specifically asked whether we had too much food or not enough, and I was told the order looked great. Unfortunately, we ended up with well over twice the amount of food we actually needed, resulting in a significantly higher bill than necessary. When you're relying on a restaurant's staff for guidance on an order of this size, you expect honest, knowledgeable recommendations, not reassurance that everything looks great when the quantity is clearly excessive. What made the situation even more frustrating was that we were visiting from out of town. We were asked if we wanted to take the leftover food with us, but realistically, that wasn't a practical option for us. Watching that much food go to waste was incredibly disappointing, especially when a simple, honest conversation about portion sizes beforehand could have prevented it. The food itself was mediocre at best. In fact, one person in our party described it as "funeral food," which honestly captures the lack of excitement we felt about the meal. Nothing stood out as particularly memorable or worth the amount we spent. The atmosphere and seating arrangements didn't help. Our group was reserved a spot in a courtyard that felt dark and uninviting, hardly the kind of setting you'd hope for when gathering a large group for dinner in New Orleans. There was an indoor area, but the seating consisted of a bar-height counter against a wall, leaving us with little more to look at than the wall itself. Neither option felt particularly welcoming or appropriate for a group of our size. The restaurant was also unusually lifeless, with very little ambiance. Beyond the food and setting, the biggest disappointment was the lack of hospitality. We were a group of 16 people spending a considerable amount of money, not only on the catering but also on our bar tab. You would think there would be some enthusiasm about having a large group of customers spending that kind of money. Instead, there was very little warmth, friendliness, or effort to make us feel welcome. We never really felt appreciated as customers. Honestly, even a smile or a little genuine enthusiasm would have gone a long way. This wasn't simply a case of a meal that didn't suit everyone's taste. We asked for guidance and received poor recommendations, paid for far more food than we needed, watched a tremendous amount go to waste, and spent the evening in an atmosphere that felt dark, awkward, and unwelcoming. The overall experience fell well short of what we expected. The Will and the Way might be fine for a casual dinner or drinks, but based on our experience, I would not recommend it for hosting a large gathering. As for catering, I would strongly advise looking elsewhere. We were visiting New Orleans, spending a significant amount of money with a local establishment, and hoped for a good meal and a welcoming experience. Instead, we left disappointed on nearly every front. There are plenty of places that understand hospitality means more than just serving food and adding up the bill.

Gage and Rusty were amazing bartenders! Took care of myself and my mother. Played music we all…read moreliked made sure our drinks were always full and cheap. Gave great recommendations for local spots. 10/10 would come here again!!

The bar was playing some nice early 2000s music and was a nice place to get away from a hectic…read morescene from other streets. The food was absolutely amazing - I devoured the chicken sandwich. It had all the hallmarks of a great chicken sandwich - crispy, chewy and so savory with the honey. The French fries hit the spot being cute and small and very crispy. The bartender was friendly and we chatted about his cool tattoos. Would come back!

This was my first time in New Orleans and we went to Pats a couple of times and we had James as our…read morebar tender most of those times. Let me just say we loved him! He is one of the reasons we went back and we were so happy when we saw it was him behind the bar!

There's no place like New Orleans, and certainly no place like Pat O'Briens. I don't even bother…read moregoing anywhere else on the French Quarter when I'm craving a good drink and solid meal. They're the best and it shows each and every time. They've got a better muffaletta than central grocery and Napoleon House. The patio is inviting, fun, and full of great music.

Great food, great service and a wonderful French quarter atmosphere. Very accommodating and…read morefriendly.

Turtle Bay -- 4…read more Listen... this is MY spot. One of my favorite places and honestly one of the only places I'll sit down and eat in the French Quarter. I've been coming here for about 6 or 7 years now, and they are easily in my top three. The vibe? Dive bar, laid back, no fuss... but the FOOD? Don't sleep on it. Their menu is solid and I still haven't made it through everything yet. I've had the wings, which we actually got this visit but ate them so fast we didn't even get a picture. That should tell you enough right there. I've had the pizza, and my husband usually goes for a burger. Never any complaints. They've got plenty on tap and the drinks hit too. I love a good Electric Lemonade, but this time I kept it simple with an Angry Orchard. Now let's talk about what keeps me coming back... The steak. We got our old faithful, one of their signature steaks, the 10oz petite ribeye. This is exactly what made me fall in love with Turtle Bay in the first place. Normally it's around $13.95, comes with a twice stuffed potato and a slice of garlic bread. A DEAL. This time it was a little higher, but still under $15, which honestly is still more than fair with how prices are these days. And when I say it be hitting... it be hitting. Only reason this visit didn't get a full 5 stars? My steak was cooked a little over my liking. I usually go for medium, and this one leaned more done than I prefer. Not horrible, just not my usual perfection. But everything else? Still solid. The staff is always nice, always welcoming. I've never had a bad experience with them, and that matters. And I already know I'm coming back because I keep hearing the crawfish is FIRE. Yeah... I need to see that for myself. This is my happy place. Open 24/7, consistent, affordable, and just a real gem in the French Quarter. The Bay is Babe. Period.

One of the best stops on the trip to New Orleans. I went for the muffuletta, but didn't even order…read moreit because the menu had too good choices. We started with the andouille sausage and boudin. The andouille was so good! I would definitely bring some home if I could. The Cajun fried ribs were out of this world. They come with a dipping sauce and they are highly recommended! Super flavorful and crispy, no fat or grease. The pig mac was a Big Mac on steroids...so much more flavor and their special sauce and pickles were unbelievable. The pork patties were cooked perfectly and were very good. Great twist on the Big Mac...just way better! Ordered the unsweetened tea and there were endless refills with great service.

This location was walking distance from my hotel and I came by with a few friends and this place…read moredid not disappoint. I got the Muffuletta (per amazing recommendation of the cashier at the front) which was a sandwich I had never tasted before. Also the vibe of this place was truly a butcher style location which was so cool. I travelled from Las Vegas to New Orleans and it was so cool to see the difference in the butchers and deli shops from back home. I wish I could have one of these every week! The olive spread as well as the sesame toasted bun mixed with the deli selection of meats, absolutely fantastic!

The best po boys you'll ever have - seriously. Small unassuming market with an amazing deli in the…read moreback. You order your food on a touch screen and it comes out in less than 10 minutes. The employees clearly have great rapport with the regulars and its a testament to their place as a local staple. I'll be dreaming about the sandwiches.

The best meal of my New Orleans visit. Visited during a weekday afternoon. You can order with the…read morestaff at the counter or on a tablet depending on your payment type (cash/card/EBT). My food was hot n ready within 10 minutes. What I got: crawfish pie (10/5) -- $2.99 for this masterpiece. it is basically crawfish etouffee mixed with some rice stuffed into pie dough. savory, got a nice kick of heat, and love how pronounced the bell pepper flavor is shrimp po boy (10/5) -- everything is just so balanced and went down like nothing because it is so effortlessly addictive. Shrimp are seasoned and fried perfectly. came out to ~$10 and the 6" is HUGE, also easily customizable chicken sausage gumbo (5/5) -- literally feels/tastes like it is made with love. perfectly seasoned, hearty, savory, nice chunks of smoked sausage, good portion of rice It will be on my list to return to whenever I come to New Orleans.