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This place is closed as of 10÷31÷15. A new place is opening, not for brunches though.

We went to go eat there and the place was no longer there

Love love love this place!!! Try the boudin and the sweet potato pancakes! Fast, friendly, and cooked to order. This is a staple for all my trips to NOLA.

I guess this is rated 3 stars because there’s so many good restaurants around New Orleans. I had the biscuits and gravy. My friend had the boudin breakfast sandwich and both were excellent. I would definitely recommend this place to someone else looking for a reasonably priced breakfast.

STOP, STOP, STOP!!!
If you ever read any review please believe this one!
This is a ROACH infested restaurant which was seen by us while we sat there (x3) with BAD coffee, no fresh milk or cream and was told that the pie or desert was so old that it should not be out on display!
This all happened after a simple order of eggs and toast was ordered. There are so many other places to eat that this one is a walk by and forget.
Maybe a new owner is needed to turn this place around or may let it CLOSE.

2 hr street parking in front (except thursday) — perfect place for breakfast on Saturday morning in French Quarter. Not sure if it is this slow usually for breakfast around here but if you want open tables fast service and good food then this is it. Convenience is amazing. Breakfast is standard but yummy. $ 10 + tip seems the average cost pp for breakfast.

«Café & eatery in the French Quarter». We dropped by here out of convenience. After an exhausting week, I did not really feel like walking blocks around the French Quarter. Given that New Orleans is known for their exquisite cuisine, one would think that restaurants in the French Quarter would be phenomenal. Well, unfortunately, this café did not even try to exceed my expectations. The waitress wasn’t warm at all and being that it was a week after Mardi Gras, they were out of their more popular entrees; one being the buffalo (for the burger) and the sweet potato puffs — really wanted to try those. We ordered 3 of the sliders and they were just okay… nothing to write home about really… something I could have made at home, but a lot better. Where was the love? It did not show in the food at all and barely at all in the customer service. It was very cute and cozy and I wish I would have loved it! It’s extremely close to Canal Street, so if you do decide to eat here, I hope you have a better experience than I did.

‘Very Good’ … not great, but very good. The boudin sandwich lacked flavor. I’d recommend that they could really kick it up a notch by using a better boudin. The sweet potato pancakes were OUTSTANDING. I’ll return just to have them again!
The service was also good, but not great. By the time I got my orange juice, I had just one bite left.

Best breakfast I’ve ever had… I had the boudin hash breakfast special. My daughter had the boudin breakfast sandwich, also very good. don’t expect anything fancy… just good home cooked food, reasonably priced

Waitstaff is nice; really down to earth. Boudin sandwich is cool, but really the only thing that stands out on the menu because it involves a pretty extreme list of ingredients. Everything else we ordered was alright, though. I can’t lie… the ambience sucks. It feels like a weird truck stop or something. I wish there was more of a reason to return. I want to like this place, but I’m not feeling it.

Went here with a group on an off day and it was just BAD… waitress was smelly – kept going outside to smoke… and I think hungover… food was mediocre at best. Out of a 4 top – not one order was correct… and some were just way off. And then there was the owners yelling at our waitress… save the drama for the offtime. Won’t be back, and I am a local.

What a cozy cute informal café nestled in the French Quarter. A very unassuming place for breakfast and lunch only. Our hotel suggested Nosh. Said the best breakfast in town.
The four of us popped in for breakfast. There’s a couple of specials posted on a black sandwich board as you enter. Tables are very basic. Oxidized copper table tops soldered together.
I got the sweet potato pancakes with two eggs and bacon. Easy on the maple syrup. The pancakes are naturally sweet. Hubby got the corned beef hash with diced potatoes with two eggs and choice of toast. If undecided on what to order — get this dish. The corned beef has a Louisiana kick to it. Very very good.
There was just one server. She did her best to take orders, clear off the tables, refill the coffee, bring you the check, etc.
We thought of returning during our visit but we wanted to continue trying different places to eat.

Friendly staff, breakfast served fast and hot. The sausage patties and the hash browns had a spicy kick to it. Will definitely come again.

Loved this place so much that we may go back tomorrow!
I had a BBQ pork slider-​amazing. Husband had a club and my son had a hot turkey sandwich. Both with homemade chips. They have raved all day about it. My daughter loved the pancakes.
Great friendly service. The guy behind the counter made us feel totally at home.
Definitely glad we stopped in.

I had the corned beef hash I liked the fact that it was made with real corned beef but it wasn’t quite right it was more like chunks of corned beef thrown into chopped up red potatoes with a few onions and green peppers it was tasty just not cohesive the grits were good not to thick and creamy. My bf enjoyed his hashbrowns really they were the same potatoes he also had sausage and eggs

This place is not worth going to. So many great places to eat in New Orleans go elsewhere. The place is a dump and food was not good. Not even worth it with a groupon they always offer. One word sums this place up. YUCK!

We went here because our friends from Louisiana are die hard fans of this place. So I know we will be back next time we are in town. We went for Brunch during the weekday, so the place was only mildly busy. Still had customers but not packed, great for us!
The place is a small hole in the wall. So for fans of that, this would be a great place for you.
It’s not fancy, just simple tables and chairs. The cook can see you from behind a bar and you can order from the cook or waiter. This day the cook was our waiter as well. So service was a little slow. But understandable since he was the only one on deck.
The food was ok, my potatoes were bland, but salt and ketchup dress that up quickly. We sat next to a very lively couple who kept talking to our group, so tables are close quarters and other people get in your conversations. Nothing wrong with being nice, as long as I am not hungry or starving. :P
The cook/​waiter was very funny and nice.

Seriously? This place was exactly what I needed right before my flight. Grabbed a Ruben sandwich and an awesome chat with the guy behind the counter.
I wasn’t expecting mind blowing taste, but I did get a delicious Ruben and some great fried chips! The corned beef was absolutely lovely! They make it themselves and I really did enjoy my meal.
Ruben’s don’t travel well, I had half in the cab and the other half in the plane) but I had to try it since it was what he recommended.
I’d come back here if I was ever stuck in the FQ again. Great people and good food!

4 stars for taste! Bacon was thick and crispy — perfect combination when it comes to bacon. The Boudin sandwich is a must. It was superb! I loved the sweet potato pancake — great taste and would have been improved with powdered sugar. Coffee was good as well — good enough for me to drink black and that’s pretty amazing for any restaurant. Hubs blueberry pancakes were good.
*Definitely be prepared to wait because it is just one waitress and one cook — which is the reason for the missing star. But the sandwich was worth the wait!

Yes, I would agree with all the other reviewers that the service is slow, and it’s mainly cause it’s a one woman show who was waiting on all the tables in this small place.
The menu is basic, and nothing really special. I ordered their egg white veggie omelet & sweet potato pancakes. The omelet really should have had more vegetables, but it was o.k. though, but it was somewhat disappointing. The best part was probably the pancake… it was tasty.
I think that since it’s in the French Qtr, and many unknowing tourist visit, it stays in business… but if it was anywhere else, it would probably go out of business.