Horn’s

If I were to walk up to you and say «I just had the most amazing Jewish Coonass,» I would ordinarily expect you to (a) back away from me warily, (b) just go ahead and smack me in the face or © refer me to a kinky internet porn site. But if you’ve ever been to Horn’s, I’d expect that you’d just smile, nod and make one of those Homer Simpson-​dreaming-​of-​donuts moans.
The aforementioned, uniquely-​named brunch option (poached eggs on top of two potato latkes and fresh grilled spinach, topped with crawfish étouffée and a biscuit) is the among the most divine messes of food and flavors one can imagine. The Bloody Marys were perfect and the coffee excellent. I didn’t hear a discouraging word from our party of 6 (or many words at all, once we started digging into the food). The Waffle Cochon was another favorite among our group.
Lovely, quaint, quirky, quintessentially New Orleans setting and vibe in the heart of my favorite NO neighborhood, the Marigny. And they had a Unilocal check-​in deal to boot. A fortifying brunch is particularly essential during a Big Easy jaunt, and this place delivers in spades. Now get down there and enjoy yourself your own Jewish Coonass.

Great place. Nice people, nice mugs, solid kitchen with options. I went there for breakfast and lunch. My lunch was a Cubano and was awesome. Crunchy bread and good taste. Overall it feels good there and is a great spot to relax and get something good to eat.

I’m over this place! Used to love it but the service is terrible– we always wait forever for our food and even wait forever just to have someone bring us a menu! The food is delicious — definitely– but it’s overpriced and the service is so bad!
Also their coffee used to be delicious and now it’s just blah.

You can’t go wrong with the Cuban! The meat pies were fantastic, this is a hidden gem for sure. Also, the cochen waffle was divine!

Literally the worst service. No one came to our table to take drink orders until like 11 minutes into our stay. They gave us brunch menus and then once we finally decided what we want, they told us brunch is no longer an option and we would have to wait 10 minutes for the dinner menu to go online. Then we waited another 5 minutes for coffee and 20 minutes for our food. then they added 20 percent to our 4 person table for tip though we were not planning on adding that much. AND THEN they sprayed the tables next to us with very strong chemicals. And THEN we waiting 10 more minutes for the check.

We came for dinner on a chilly Sunday evening. It’s a warm and welcoming neighborhood restaurant that you feel good about when you walk through the door.
The dinner menu has a good selection of NOLA standbys and they are delivered without pretension. Full bar; good selection of wine and beer.
We had the sweet potato and shrimp beignets as a start — spicy and very good. I had the BBQ shrimp over grits, which was prepared very well. My friend had the fried seafood platter –oysters, catfish, shrimp — with a side of brussel sprouts. He declared it excellent.
The service was excellent. A fine choice, just off Frenchmen Street — away from the madness, but not too far!

This is my favorite neighborhood breafast hole. My bacon is usually cooked to perfection. You can get cold drip. My daughter likes the pancakes. It has a nice vibe. No drama. My go to breakfast is the guatamalan. The jewish coonass is tasty. Whatever you do, do not put the bbq sauce on the chicken and waffles. Its grotesque. Use the syrup.

Just WOW! Louisiana comfort food for breakfast. Came here during a New Year’s getaway. We stayed walking distance so we decided to give it a chance. The place is rustic-​beautiful! Service is very good. I had the Crabby Wife: Eggs over the beat crab cake ever, topped with crawfish ètouffèe. It was excellent. My husband had the Creole Slammer. It had hash browns and crawfish ètouffèe as well. YUM! Both came with a huge biscuit as well. We loved it so much that we’ll go back before our trip is over. Come over!

Wonderful spot to grab drinks and a quiet dinner. The music is great and the atmosphere very cozy. My boyfriend and I split the summer shrimp salad and had the crawfish etouffé and the stuffed pepper. Both were delicious and prepared very well. Highly recommend this place!

This was such a good brunch — we will have to come back during our stay! [Edited to add — we did go back! On our last morning in New Orleans, we had brunch here on the way to the airport!]
Very good coffee, and decent Bloody Mary’s. Ask for hot sauce for them, if you’re looking for spice.
I had the Chicken and Waffles (hand battered and fries chicken tenders on top of a sweet potato waffle, with house-​made hot/​sweet sauce and maple syrup) were so good!
The wife had an omelette with crawfish etouffe and a biscuit — good, large portion.
Our friends had the Fried Oyster Benedict (with a very generous 7 or 8 oysters), and the Creole Cuban (with pulled pork and fried ham). She loved the Cuban (and may have used some adult-​language descriptors — high praise).
Even knowing there are lots of food options, even just in this Marigny neighborhood, we are strongly considering a return while we are here!

The perfect spot for brunch! I’m sure their dinner is grey too but the chicken and waffles and crawfish and grits was bomb! I’m def making this a spot to come weekly

My favorite restaurant in New Orleans.
I had the Guatemalan breakfast Wednesday and it was to die for. They actually cooked my eggs over medium like I ordered. The plantains were fried just right. The waitstaff is friendly and very accommodating. I can’t wait to go back in January so I can eat here again.

Excellent breakfast! Oyster’s Benedict was amazing!
If you find yourself looking for something away from the normal tourist trap this is the place to go!

A perfect place for scrumptious breakfast with great southern flavor profiles, incredible and innovative drinks with kind pours, and entertaining staff, especially Marc!
The sweet potato waffles are a must try, good for sharing too. And their mimosas have generous champagne and their bloody Marys have their own flavored that hit the spot. Parking can be a little tough at busy times, but it’s worth the search because Horn’s is a real find!

I’d always loved Slim Goodies, so naturally I was thrilled to hear they’d made it possible to open a new, open-​all-​day joint. One of Slim Goodies’s most notable traits is the décor. Horn’s also does not disappoint. Full of quaint and quirky junk, and Americana photography. But that’s kind of my bag, you know?
The drinks were interesting, tasty, and plenty boozy. I thought $ 8 – 10 was a good deal for a cocktail, but then again I live in Brooklyn now.
My date ordered the Waffle Cochon. Don’t buy this thinking the toppings will replace the syrup. The dish would be a bit dry without it. This was not a problem, however. I’m totally down with sugary syrup drizzled atop pulled pork and peppers. Yes, please.
As a person wont to combining her plate into a neatly distributed pile (I like to mix and match combinations), the Jewish Coonass was like the breakfast bowl of my dreams.
In spite of how much I enjoyed this place, I’m giving them four stars for one important infraction. I asked for the eggs «over easy,» which I do believe the cook understood, though in hindsight I wish I had said poached. Unfortunately, the steamy shrimp étouffée was poured over the runny eggs, and by the time the plate got to my table, the eggs had become hard-​cooked from the sauce. From the looks of some of the other Unilocal photos, it appears they do go eggs-​on-​top. Wish that cook were there the day I went!

We went here last night and i loved it! The atmosphere was great and everyone was very welcoming. They have a list of fancy drinks that all sounded delicious, but we opted for a couple of beers. The food was awesome! I got the crawfish etoufee and my boyfriend got their chicken and waffles. We were both very satisfied with our meals and everything was fairly priced. Will definitely come back again the next time we are in town.

Bloody Mary and eggs Benedict
fried Oysters eggs Benedict
Sweet potato waffle and chicken
My friend is a local that lives there she took us to breakfast at horns it was amazing will go back again eggs Benedette perfect fried oysters divine…

Erica was so friendly, great service. Horn’s is a real hidden gem just slightly off Frenchman.
Chicken and waffles but wait not normal waffles… SWEET POTATO WAFFLES!
Then the Savory Breakfast amazing: bread pudding, spinach, mushrooms and then an egg on top! You can also add in bacon in. This thing is so good and filling it could end world hunger and maybe even all military conflicts!
Good selection of local beers. Very neat ambiance. The quality of and portions are spectacular for the price!!!

Came to Horn’s with a friend who had a Groupon and it was a horrible experience. We came during the brunch hour and both ordered omelets. The eggs were burnt to a crisp and the vegetables contained in there were cooked down to the point of being indistinguishable. It was horrible. We ended up eating toast and biscuits, the waitress was so nice that we didn’t want to discourage her be making known our displeasure, especially since we had a Groupon. So we paid our bill and went to Binders Bakery for an apple fritter and chalked it up to a bad day for the chef. If you eat here don’t order eggs, btw I notice that the other folks who ordered eggs had burnt eggs also.

BLUF: I’d go back if I were in the area. Glad I went but would order something else.
I love the neighborhood. Hipsters everywhere so makes for good people watching. This place was really busy for Saturday brunch. 1 hr wait but by 1pm it was cleared.
Great coffee. That alone keeps a place from falling below 3 stars. She kept it coming too.
I got the Creole Slammer. Dont ask me why, I dont like crawfish ettouffe. It was good though. Egg was cooked perfectly and ettouffe was good. Biscuit was fantastic. It needed more hash browns though as the base. Good but not great. I would get the Orleans Slammer next time (same thing but with chilli instead of ettoufee)
My lady go the carrot waffle. Very original. came with pickled cabbage. Not bad. Original and good but not fantastic.
Overall the place is good with some original items on the menu. Reasonably priced. Good service but busy which makes it a long experience. Low end four stars; a second visit would drop it to 3 or solidify the 4.