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• Japanese • Central Business District
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- CCynthiaNew Orleans / Louisiana •1 review5.0Dined 1 day agoBest meal we have had since being in NOLA! These people cooked our fish to perfection, light, flaky and moist. We had the sheepshead parmesan fish entree which was absolutely delicious and their biscuits will melt in your mouth. We also had halibut with scallops and the lobster dumplings, which were good but not to compare with the previous. The chocolate mouse dessert was great as well and is huge (we shared). We tried earlier in the week to walk in but were unable to be served so reservations are definitely needed. Service was good despite being extremely busy. Try this place out, I don’t think you will be disappointed with your meal.More infoGW FinsPrice: Very Expensive• Seafood• French Quarter•4.9
- RReneeVIPNew Orleans / Louisiana •1 review5.0Dined 2 days agoIncredible food! Ordered the yellowtail cold dish, Toridito, tuna and salmon tacos (would pass on next time due to size), black miso cod (one of the best meals we’ve ever had), rock shrimp tempura, and tuna and salmon hand rolls. One of the best meals we’ve ever had.More infoNobu - Caesars New OrleansPrice: Very Expensive• Japanese• Central Business District•4.6
- PPhilWashington, D.C. Area •3 reviews5.0Dined 5 days agoWe've been to some excellent New Orleans restaurants this week, and we've been to countless others during our travels. Justine sits right up there with the best of them. A welcoming ambiance with interesting paintings and murals. Great wine and cocktail list. A short and sweet menu that says the chef is working on their best dishes for you. Our waitress Taylor treated us like long lost friends. The music was upbeat yet smooth and romantic. We highly recommend Justine for a place that wows your taste buds and feels like home away from home.More infoJustinePrice: Expensive• French• French Quarter•4.6
- AAshleyNew York City •3 reviews5.0Dined 5 days agoBrennan’s is always a good choice for brunch! The dining area started off quiet… but got a bit noisy towards the end. I wish there was better noise absorbing surfaces to help manage the noise levels… my 70+ Father who joined my husband and I for brunch really struggled to hear us and had to keep adjusting his hearing aides to be able to try and enjoy our conversations… The food and service did not disappoint! I had the Crab & Avocado toast with a poached egg on top, my husband had the Duck Confit Hash and my father had the Eggs St. Charles. All were very good! We ordered the Brabant Potatoes for the table…. And as always they were out of this world!!! The coffee was brewed to perfection and the service was impeccable… overall a great meal, just a little noisy.More infoBrennan'sPrice: Expensive• Creole• French Quarter•4.8
- MMichaelVIPNew Orleans / Louisiana •46 reviews5.0Dined 6 days agoI’ve submitted several reviews, as I eat here a good bit. It’s silly excellent, still my favorite. There’s a wide variety of Gulf oysters from which to choose. The seafood gumbo is my favorite in the city, really rich & full of protein. I had the Speckled Trout Amandine, which I had not tried before, & it was quite good. In short, it’s always a great meal at Luke, & I’ll keep coming back until they give me a reason not to.More infoLukePrice: Moderate• French• Central Business District•4.6