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Louisiana, United States Food Guide: 10 Cafe food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in New Orleans
Reviews on Cafe food in New Orleans, Louisiana, United States. With a little bit of this and a little bit of that all mixed together with flair and panache, beautifully vibrant New Orleans has made the most of marks left by whomever was calling the shots during whatever era over the past few centuries. Hardly a hodgepodge, the result of such a distinctive blend of cultures is an enchanting cityscape, a set of unique traditions that continuously delight the world, and a jaunty way of living that must be experienced to be appreciated.
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10. Jimmy J's Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1703 reviews
At Jimmy J's Café, we make everything from scratch using the freshest ingredients. It takes a while longer, but we know it makes all the difference. We are one of the French Quarter's best kept secrets. Ask anyone from the Big Easy and they will tell you
Reviewed By Kathy K
Loved this place. Went twice in the short time we were visiting. Great service and exceptional food. Awesome Bloody Mary's as well. A little pricey but way better than other more popular places. Banana Bread French toast was to die for!Wonderful waitress - Deserie!
9. Willa Jean
Overall Ratings
4 based on 868 reviews
Reviewed By MUfan98
The food and service were excellent. We had to wait about 30 minutes for a table, but it was totally worth it.
8. 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!
7. The Ruby Slipper Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 3466 reviews
A neighborhood cafe specializing in Breakfast, Lunch & Brunch. Breakfast served all day, every day! Conveniently located in the Central Business District, one block from the Canal Streetcar line, and just steps to the French Quarter and Warehouse District
Reviewed By khbeacher
I don't normally eat a restaurant when I have to wait a long time to get seated. Im glad I made an exception here. The food and drinks were great. Our server however made my day. She was awesome. she works very hard and was on her game on service and attitude. I would not hesitate to eat here again. I will definitlely ask for field rose to be our server. see ya soon I'm so happy to hear that you Fieldrose was able to make you feel right at home! Cheers!
6. The Ruby Slipper Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 767 reviews
A neighborhood cafe specializing in breakfast, lunch & brunch. Voted New Orleans Best Brunch Spot 2014 & 2015!
Reviewed By Betty D
Always eat @ Ruby Slipper when in NO. This time our fav (Canal St) was closed due to hotel collapse nearby.Went to Decatur location, same wonderful food & coffee!! Three Little Pigs omelet WOW! Love the clever names for yummy foods! Renee C was our beautiful server!(Kudos to Ruby Slipper Canal street for suppling aid to first responders after hotel collapse)â¤ï¸Thank you for this wonderful review Betty!
5. 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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4. 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!
3. 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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2. Surrey's Juice Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 783 reviews
Reviewed By 509waynem
Truly great option for breakfast in the Garden District. Huge menu with plenty of healthy options. I had the scrambled eggs with peppers and onions and it was the perfect way to start the day.
1. Toast
Overall Ratings
4 based on 224 reviews
Reviewed By Ed B
Excellent breakfast, reasonably priced and the service was super! We had a selection, omelette, eggs with salmon, and the fried pancake balls. The grits were as good as we have ever had, even in Texas. Small place but worth a short wait.
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