Happened on this place on a Sunday while visiting another tenant in the stripmall. Was their first…read moreSunday to be open and we were happy they were. Plenty of seating, lots of lighting. Comfortable but classy atmosphere, with football on the TV in the dining room. (Welcome to Louisiana!) Owner took our drink and food orders (we were ready! - we had already previewed the menu on Yelp) and everything was delivered quickly. Husband had the Smokey Mountain Burger ($16), medium, with fries. The fries were crispy and the burger was so good! I'm not a big burger fan, but it was cooked just right and had plenty of flavor. I opted for the Thai riblets app ($14) which was served with a small side of their slaw and the "fried" Brussel sprouts app ($10). O...M...G! The sprouts came with a side dressing of mayo/lemon/garlic (?), of which I was not a fan; eat them plain - you'll be glad you did. Slaw was great - not too much mayonnaise - but I scraped off the seasoning topping because it was too salty for me. Thai riblets were fall-off-the-bone good without being over seasoned/sauced. We finished my husband's burger then took my leftovers home. They reheated very well. It's not the cheapest place, but we felt like we got our money's worth from our meal and would totally return. There's some other things on that menu calling our names. :)

Tried this place again for the first time in years. Takeout. Service was friendly. But perhaps the…read moreplace was completely empty at noon on a Saturday because the food is high for what you get. $11 for two, small, greasy yet also burned goat cheese fritters. And I'm ashamed to admit how much the salad that was almost all spinach leaves with exactly 5 shrimp (added on for $10, my bad for not asking how many were included but come on) cost me in total. So. I'm sure other people dig this place, they've been around a long time, but nah.

Their chicken wasn't as spicy as the Kenner location. They were sold out of shrimp when I visited.read more

We only tried the fried chicken at Ga Wings and would rate it a 4/5. Personal opinion: we prefer…read moreBlazzin Wings when it comes to chicken flavor and size alone. However, the restaurant is clean and organized, and the service is nice and fast. We'd also recommend bringing cash for the discount. Overall worth trying, and their to-go box is cute!

Great place for fried wings, especially if you like spicy fried wings. They offer wings, chicken…read moretenders, fried fish, fried shrimp, fried sides, and more. Orders are places using kiosks. Once completed, you receive a message and your name appears on one of the food lockers. When your food is ready, the locker will reflect a ready status and you will receive another text that your order is ready. When you are ready to open the locker, you hit the prompt in the text and the locker opens! Located on Elysian Fields and Allen Toussaint, this a great place to drop in for a quick bite. There are a few tables if you'd care to sit in a eat your food, but it appears they are generally used for people waiting for their food. There are a few parking spots on the front of there building and additional parking on the side and in the back.

In this economy Wings Up is it!! Crispy, satisfying, and cheap!! Asian owned, you can get a fix of…read morefried food. One of the reasons I keep coming back are the fried wings, literally cleaning the bones every time I visit. The prices are unbeatable. The only reason I give it 4/5 is that sometimes it isn't clean and service can be slow if it's only the one man working. But ordering is an easy, touch screen. They sell the iconic Big Shot sodas and also offer a great menu of combos: seafood, chicken wings, tenders, egg rolls, fried rice, etc. This time I got the seafood platter and I have no complaints.

I was in the area to eat at one of the neighboring restaurants and didn't realize that they were…read moreclosing early. I saw this placed closed at 11 and the menu looked pretty good. It's more of a to go place but there are a few chairs inside and tables outside for dining. I tried the debris fries with a side salad. The fries are an appetizer but it's enough to eat as a meal. The staff seemed really cool and I didn't have to wait long for my food.

Great little takeout place right on Harrison. Burger, salad, and grilled shrimp sandwich was on…read morepoint! Didn't get to take photos but would recommend it to anyone in the area. Fast service too!

You've got to have a lot of confidence in your chicken and ribs to put them right in the name, and…read moreat this place that confidence is earned. I came in for an early dinner and was seated promptly. The dining room is like a mix of an old school local restaurant and what the fellowship hall in the church I grew up in looked like. Specific reference, but that is to say that it's not modern or instagrammable or anything but that's kind of the point. It's comfy. Their menu is concise so it's not too hard to figure out what you want. Probably not the best place to bring a vegetarian. I was super hungry after a full afternoon of walking across town and through City Park so I went for the 1/4 chicken and rib combo plate. You can choose which chicken parts you want (I'm a dark meat person) and your sides. I went with the cole slaw and the green beans. The chicken is fried to order, but even so I feel like the food came out quickly, probably in ten minutes or so. And piping hot, too. The chicken was perfectly fried, seasoned, and so juicy. The ribs fell off the bone, and I barely even needed to use my teeth at all. Cole slaw is pretty standard. Green beans are stewed super soft but so long as you don't hate a soft green bean they are really good...like, weirdly flavorful for a side of green beans. I generally prefer an al dente green bean but I still enjoyed them. You had better come hungry like I did or prepare to bring some home with you. I had really good service here, even though it seemed like the guy was on his own for the dining room and takeout orders which is a lot. He was really warm and friendly with everyone in the dining room and super prompt with everything. I only wish they gave out wet wipes for people having ribs or fried chicken! This is the kind of place that if I lived here I'd be visiting regularly, and it seems like people do. While I was there I noticed that a few tables were, indeed, regulars. Yes, the word Dixie is reminiscent of the confederacy and slavery, and honestly the restaurant could consider a renaming. However, I did see people of all races being treated well in this restaurant, so do with that what you will. Overall, really good food for good value, and great service. Worth a visit!

Went for the first time on a Friday afternoon and had zero complaints. It's a nice little spot off…read moreHarrison that has a small menu but good food. Service was friendly and quick. Don't pass up the onion rings.

While visiting New Orleans for a little bit, I was looking for authentic, creole cooking and I…read morefound it with this place!!! I ordered something different almost every day and I was never disappointed. Everything is so flavorful and fresh! The red beans and rice are my favorite and the catfish is fried perfectly! If you're in the area and just need a home cooked meal this is the place to stop by and visit!

Still a phenomenal restaurant! Mason has got the front of the house down pat with a good…read morepersonality and efficient waiting. Food is always great and super fresh. The restaurant always feels welcoming with plenty of seating around. They definitely should be more busier than they are because they really produce excellent meals.

My favorite wings. EVER! I also love their wing sauce that comes with it. Customer service is…read morealways great and the wings are always fresh and hot. My family always orders wing party trays from here and it never disappoints!

This spot was whack. Oil was old…read more Wings were inconsistent in size. Batter was too much batter? Fish was bland. Inside the place was hotter than outside. And what the hell is their house sauce? It tasted bland af too. Will not return.

I love giving places a chance. In New Orleans, the food bar is set high. This little place with…read morelimited seating, and menu, had my curiosity. Why not... Well, if you're going to push a culture's food, you have to go all in with learning the local ways of preparation. In gist, I have to knock off 1 star for the limited sizes for poboys. Offering out only the 12 inch or the meat on bun just seems wrong, ESPECIALLY if you will charge over $10 for any poboy. It's a poor boy after all! It's New Orleans and it was known for big portions for a cheap price. Granted, that was the way before Hurricane Katrina. You lose another star for not living up to a "fully dressed" poboy. A fully dressed poboy should never feel dry. Also, I asked for Crystals hot sauce on my poboy and you forgot it. That's a culinary sin my good people. Overall, these New Orleans implants did a good job on customer service in regards of greeting and giving you an approximate wait time. Outside of that, they need to write down what customers are asking for that isn't programmed into your computer. The menu offerings are decent, and pricing is set a little too high for my liking. You may feel different. Try them out and let me know what you think. Just letting you know that for me, the poboy was too dry, and the shrimp could have been seasoned a tad bit more.

The food isn't bad, but the service and attitude I've experienced from some of the Arab employees…read morehere has been a problem. I've been coming here for years, and there have been multiple times when the way I was spoken to felt aggressive, dismissive, and disrespectful, especially as a Black customer. On my most recent visit, I sat for almost 15 minutes before I was able to order. The taller Arab gentleman working there spoke to me with an unnecessary tone and attitude that made the experience uncomfortable. I'm not claiming to know what he personally thinks or feels about Black people--I'm speaking specifically about how I was treated and how that treatment came across to me. The food may be good, but customer service matters too. Everyone who walks through the door deserves to be acknowledged and treated respectfully, regardless of their ethnicity or background.