Of course a New Orleans classic…read more It's not in the French Quarter, you'll find them op town right of the garden district street car. It's small and slow, but kind and full of regulars. Everyone in Nola undercooked potatoes so I struggle to ding them for that. Restrooms up and through the kitchen are fine but less charming. The dining room is tight and all counter seats, but that how they have been doing it for decades. Expect a wait.

First time in recently. Welcoming staff. Met a OG who grew…read moreup nearby and met his wife there he ended up paying for my meal. I had the best cheese burger + fries with gravy Kind, clean environment. Love the menu. Open later wish it was like 1/2am. Dayton was my server. Gave me to local recommendation, knowledgeable, calm & John THROWS DOWN on the grill. I live nearby and will def be back. Open since 1946.

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...

We had our first and our last breakfast in New Orleans here. What a wonderful little diner. The…read moreretro wallpaper really adds to the charm. The first day we went here it was bustling with people. There was a Saints game happening, and everyone was gearing up to go. Despite how busy it was, the waitresses were keeping up the pace. My husband had one of the breakfast po boys and I had the red beans and rice (with smoked sausage the first time and the spicy sausage the second). Coming from a west coast city girl: the red beans and rice with spicy sausage were magical. Savory and seasoned with the crispy spicy sausage. Mmmmmm! I kept craving it for the rest of the trip, so on our last day we put in a pickup order to go through their website. Next time I'm in town I'll be back for more!

Unfortunately this place disappointed me! I was in town for a conference and have never been to…read more'nawlins before. I was on foot and this place was in walking distance. I was craving a solid NOLA style shrimp po-boy. This place seemed to have great reviews, especially on the shrimp po-boy. So I set off heart set on this amazing thing I was about to get to taste! I ordered, paid extra for the fries, the anticipation was building as the place was cute with its 1950's-esque decor and design. When I finally got my food I was Pavlov's dog..... but then it happened. Hearbreak! This was the saddest driest sandwich EVER!! No Cajun, no spice, no New Orleans soul! Just sad dried Sammy with some shrimp in it! I legit had to use the ranch from my fries to breathe flavor into it! Whelp! Thanks you guys I left NOLA with a list for a seriously good po-boy!! 100% not recommend

Molly's Rise and Shine was our breakfast stop today on our New Orleans vacation. I thought it was…read morepretty good. My wife was quite delighted with it. She is an amazing cook herself and she was very impressed with the creativity and innovation of the chef. I am pretty simple with breakfast. It got a biscuit, bacon, fresh-squeezed OJ and coffee. The coffee was very good and the orange juice was fresh. The bacon portion was large and the biscuit was decent. My wife got a carrot yogurt with granola, carrot puree, oranges, blueberries, and crushed mint and honey. She raved about her breakfast all day. The staff was also friendly, responsive, and efficient. We will be back.

When I was searching for quick, but tasty breakfast restaurant in NOLA, Molly's was mentioned more…read morethan a plethora of times! Pros: The staff is so helpful, kind, and personable! The restaurant decor is also super quirky and unique, in the best way. The food was good and I was very satisfied! The chicken biscuit was very crispy, flavorful, and had a great spice level. The grand slam McMuffin was also very solid! I got the hash brown on the side to see what it was like on its own and it was definitely one of the most tasty and perfectly crispy hash browns I've ever had! Cons: The chicken biscuit was seemingly huge, but there were quite a bit of pieces where the chicken seemed overcooked/tough or just pieces of straight batter. I ended up not eating about a third chicken, because of this, but it was still filling.

Great staff !…read more Excellent food!!! Fun times.. Awesome location. Ok Fabulous Ambiance!!!

Food, service, ambiance fantastic as usual. 30 minute wait on a Saturday morning was not bad…read more Hostess' were fun and kept it real!!

This was a wonderful little restaurant not a two minute walk from our hotel. (The…read moreInter-continental.) Obviously, being so close it was easy-convenient and priced very reasonably. It also looks like a local hangout with their very comfortable bar. The team here is very friendly and like all places in New Orleans... always looking to help. We were traveling with our friends, which we do often and we're very predicable on what we order for breakfast. Our server came right over to the table to bring us water and take a drink order. After a very quick turn-around she was back with our coffees and we were ready to order. Over easy eggs and potatoes French toast VERY well done friend eggs Over easy with sausage Eggs Benedict (or any variation you have.) All was good. All was fresh and what needed to be hot was. What more could you ask for? We tend to get to breakfast fairly early so it wasn't too busy, but people were coming in through our meal and the place was filling up quickly. I love coming to restaurants where they have a good flow of customers and their regulars. KUDOs to the team at Streetcar Cafe.

Not good. Actually, a tourist trap…read more We wanted fresh fried seafood. The fried 'seafood' platter contains farm-raised imported shrimp, farm-raised imported Swai (a foreign garbage-eating pond-raised fish), and farmed oysters for $26. No thanks. Ok. Switching to gumbo. Uh, their 'gumbo' is a thin broth with virtually no solid ingredients besides white rice. A very few minuscule shreds of chicken and maybe a 6-8 tiny cubes of some tasteless sausage for $17. It did come with a nice biscuit. Be aware of what's being served. Stick to the well-known real-deal restaurants. Not everything is what it claims to be. Nothing real about this ripoff. We'll never go back to this tourist trap.

We came back home to celebrate my birthday weekend and decided to visit Dots Diner on Labarre Rd…read more Jefferson, LA. Dots Diner has always had the best service and glad that it hasn't changed a bit. Food is always top notch. I love you Dots! I will come home more often to visit. ​

OMG, we absolutely love this place. Came across it here on Yelp and figured we'd give it a try…read morebased on the good reviews. Although very unassuming from the outside, the inside is just the opposite. A great nod back to the 50s diners. Then there's the food. Had the ham and cheese omelette, which was phenomenal. My other half had a standard breakfast, which was also more food than he could eat. The staff was amazing as well. So friendly, sweet and service was beyond compare .Even got one of the adorable Dot's mugs as a souvenir. Will definitely make this our go to place when in the New Orleans area. You should too!

This was my friends and I first time here for brunch. The food was amazing! The service was…read moreamazing. The majority of us got the shrimp and grits with one piece of crispy fish or double crispy fish with grits. It was really good ! There's a show that happens on Sunday's around 12 pm.

Tucked away, chill, and super cute..perfect spot for a drink! Firstly, the space is way more…read morespacious than it looks from the outside. There's ample seating, a long bar, and a quaint back patio that leads out to the pool. I opted for bar seating, and the bartenders were cool and friendly. I wanted a snack so I got the crab claws...10/10!! Like, lick the plate good. I can't wait to go and try the entrees. You can't beat the $5 well drink happy hour. Such an enjoyable oasis in the city!

Stop here for breakfast. This place is a staple in New Orleans. Our server was great and made great…read morefood recommendations. Food was amazing especially the grits. If in the area stop here.

We initially went to this location looking for the Banana Fosters Beignets. However it will be at…read morethe "Camp St." . This is the "Chartres St." location which will have a different menu. We ordered an Avocado Bowl, and Biscuits and Gravy. They were both good! Nothing too special about them. Avocado bowl is more like a salad topped with avocado. Biscuits were soft and gravy was light! I am such a gravy girl. The service was good. Staff was friendly. We were sat immediately. Our busser was so sweet and nice. He was so fast to clear our dishes. However it did take a while to get our bill. The place is like a cute breakfast dinner. There was a second floor option, but we didn't get to explore because 2nd floor is outside and it was humid that day. In conclusion, a good breakfast spot. However, I much prefer the "Camp St." location over this one.

While visiting New Orleans, we found ourselves at Red Dog Diner and were glad we did. The menu had…read moreplenty of unique options, making it tough to decide what to order. It's always nice to find a place that offers a little something different instead of the usual tourist fare. I went with the Shrimp Carbonara, and the portion size was impressive. The dish was loaded with large, juicy shrimp and packed with flavor. It was one of those meals that looks great when it arrives and somehow tastes even better once you dig in. The service was quick, friendly, and kept everything moving smoothly, which was appreciated after a day of exploring. My only minor critique--and this is purely personal preference--would be that I would have preferred the shrimp tails removed. It certainly didn't take away from the meal, though. In fact, it led to one of the funniest moments of the trip when I squeezed a tail to remove it and accidentally launched it across the table toward one of my buddies. Thankfully, my aim was terrible, but the table got a good laugh out of it. Great food, generous portions, fast service, and a fun atmosphere. If you're looking for a solid meal while in New Orleans, Red Dog Diner is definitely worth a visit.

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