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8. The Ruby Slipper Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 589 reviews
A quaint neighborhood cafe serving New Orleans favorite breakfast & brunch all day, everyday!
Reviewed By eescobedo1630
We were in New Orleans for about a week. We wanted a hearty breakfast before driving out to go on a tour. The lady whose house we were renting recommend the The Ruby Slipper and told us there were a few locations. Since the location on Broad St., was on our way we stopped here. We found parking in their large lot in the back. We were second on the waitlist to be seated and only waited about seven minutes. My two teenagers loved their breakfasts. My daughter ordered the Cinnamon Swirl Pancakes and my son the Flight Pancakes which was a trio of decadent pancakes. My husband ordered the Costa Rican, which he raved about and I had the Banana Pecan Pancakes. I loved the pancakes because they made them just like my mom makes her banana pancakes. Our server Jalen was super nice and took good care of us. We loved The Ruby Slipper so much that on Easter Sunday we ate at the location on Burgundy St. Parking was on the street and because it was Easter we waited for an our hour to be seated but this was understandable. The hostess and her assistant were so lovely and patient. This time the new dishes we tried were the Brioche French Toast and the Stuffed French Toast. My kids also wanted to try the biscuit. The biscuit was huge and flakey. Our server Angelina was great! It had been a long day for her but she was on it and took good care of us! Wow! We are thrilled to hear that you and your whole family enjoyed your food so much, and we're honored that you chose to spend Easter Sunday with us! We can't wait to see you back again soon! Cheers!
7. Streetcar Cafe
Overall Ratings
5 based on 20 reviews
Located in the CBD, Streetcar Cafe is the newest culmination of local restaurants with over ten years of experience. Streetcar Cafe specializes in Craft coffees and house made beignets, as well as fabulous seafood, pastas and More! Come join us for a heal
Reviewed By ScottRandolph
We live nearby and stopped by three other places that had lines a mile long, before remembering this place (it's a little obscure at the moment because of nearby construction).Got seated quickly, good service (thank you, Maureen!), nice selection (breakfast and everything is available all the time) and good food at a good price.I had the crab cakes egg Benedict ($14) and it was delicious and lots of food! Wifey had the southern breakfast with scrambled eggs, bacon, hash browns (huge plate!) and grits (about the same price) and also a lot of good food. My wife is a grits expert and very particular about them and she said these were great. Clean bathrooms and nice atmosphere. They also have outside seating and great coffee (always a plus!).Will definitely return again!
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6. Carmo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 639 reviews
Carmo is a New Orleans-based tropical restaurant and bar with a commitment to providing vegans, vegetarians and omnivores alike with healthy and affordable dishes in a warm, friendly and casual atmosphere. The menu is built upon the rich, multi-cultural c
Reviewed By johndV9485SC
Trendy converted warehouse restaurant with a hipster vibe. For a moment, I thought I wasnât cool enough to eat there but I think I got away with it. The menu was eclectic, with strong Mexican, Creole and Caribbean influences. Everything fresh and pretty healthy â there were numerous vegetarian, vegan and gluten free (the reason we were there, well done) options.Service was amiable but fairly clueless. It was so comically bad that it started to become part of the evening's enjoyment. Being asked if we would like to see the desert menu when we were halfway through our main courses was a particular highlight.
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5. Meals From The Heart Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 794 reviews
We are located at the Historic Farmers Market inside the Food Court. This is an open air-market. Although best known for our CrabCake Passion, we are vegan and celiac friendly. Delivery is available to the French Quarter, CBD and surrounding areas.
Reviewed By Ciahasher
This place is located in the French market in one of the stalls. You can order food to take away or eat their at one of their stools. I tried their loaded omelet which came with an English muffin. It was good but not great. I noticed it can take a while to get the food prepared. Expect at least a 15 minute wait, maybe more. This place prides itself on their healthy food menu.. they have gluten free items, etc. Go there if thatâs what you are seeking.
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4. Seed
Overall Ratings
4 based on 396 reviews
Seed was sown with a vision of healthy nourishment. We thrive on quality, finding only the best local, organic, or purely natural ingredients. Our mission is to grow a fresh and sustainable dining experience grounded in New Orleans taste. Temporarily clos
Reviewed By avidwalker
Our goal on our trip to New Orleans was to find delicious vegan food. This was our first stop - yum! Eat here! We loved our meals.
3. Satsuma Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 204 reviews
Located in Bywater area of New Orleans about 2 miles east of the French Quarter that attracts the hipster crowd. A chalk board lists menu items consisting of fresh local produce and healthy ingredients, a divergence from deep-fried heavy Southern foods. S
Reviewed By angeladA8941FG
Loved this place! It's so cute! Love the art on the walls and they have this amazing little corner with a TON of children's books!!!!!! The food was exactly what we needed to start a full day in NOLA. I had the green eggs and Ham on the everything bagel. It was delicious!! We also tried the house juices while there. Definitely worth it! Staff was nice and friendly! Will be going back here when in the area again.
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2. Streetcar Cafe
Overall Ratings
5 based on 20 reviews
Located in the CBD, Streetcar Cafe is the newest culmination of local restaurants with over ten years of experience. Streetcar Cafe specializes in Craft coffees and house made beignets, as well as fabulous seafood, pastas and More! Come join us for a heal
Reviewed By ScottRandolph
We live nearby and stopped by three other places that had lines a mile long, before remembering this place (it's a little obscure at the moment because of nearby construction).Got seated quickly, good service (thank you, Maureen!), nice selection (breakfast and everything is available all the time) and good food at a good price.I had the crab cakes egg Benedict ($14) and it was delicious and lots of food! Wifey had the southern breakfast with scrambled eggs, bacon, hash browns (huge plate!) and grits (about the same price) and also a lot of good food. My wife is a grits expert and very particular about them and she said these were great. Clean bathrooms and nice atmosphere. They also have outside seating and great coffee (always a plus!).Will definitely return again!
1. Two Chicks Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 510 reviews
Reviewed By Schlauberger1846
The Two Chicks Cafe is somewhat difficult to find as it is located inside the building at 901 Convention Center Blvd, but we were glad we eventually found it. The "Under the Sea Omelet" was fantastic! It contained crab meat, shrimp, brie, bell pepper and green onion. The "Crab Cake Benedict "was also very tasty. Our server was friendly and efficient, and she took good care of us. The cafe is a great place to have breakfast!
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