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- GGretaVIPNew Orleans / Louisiana •11 reviews5.0Dined 5 days agoNo strangers to Domenica..we had fantastic service, great food and drinks (even a mocktail which should be on the happy hour menu). We asked for window seating, but were told all had been reserved. Not sure that was truly the case.More infoDomenicaPrice: Moderate• Italian• Central Business District•4.5
- SStevenVIPLos Angeles •27 reviews5.0Dined 5 days agoOur first meal at Red Fish Grill was on January 19, 2025. We knew it was part of the Brennan's family of restaurants, and were looking for something casual but good. The restaurant is right off Canal St on Bourbon, and is certainly centrally located in the French Quarter. The vibe upon entrance was lively and friendly, and its much larger on the inside that it appears from the street. Service was excellent throughout the meal, and we felt felt is was slightly higher than the price point of the meal would lead us to expect. Starter was fried green tomato with pickled shrimp. If I had to nitpick I would say the tomato could have been a bit warmer, but it was very tasty. Our main courses were the Shrimp/Beef grits and the crab cake. Both were hearty and delicious, one of favorite crab cakes. For desert we ordered the chocolate bread pudding (order it early in the meal to give them time to make it). It comes out almost like a soufflé and is served at the table with hot white and dark chocolate sauces. Killer. Overall a very good meal at an appropriate price point. We would definitely go again.More infoRed Fish GrillPrice: Moderate• Seafood• French Quarter•4.5
- LLucyMississippi •1 review5.0Dined 5 days agoI love going to the Fountain Lounge. I was disappointed to see that the menu had been slightly changed. There was an item (some type of fondue) on the menu that I very much enjoyed and looked forward to eating it again. Sadly, it was not on there anymore. One more thing, please consider serving softer butter that can be spread on bread. The noise level was horrible. The gentleman playing the piano was fantastic but was just too much with ppl talking, visiting, etc. The barrel chairs need to be replaced. They were so low the table seemed to be right under my chin. Once seated, it seemed forever to give our order. Lots of ppl working but seemed to be few to take our order. It wasn't an unpleasant experience but it was not the same Fountain Lounge that I have enjoyed in the past. I will definitely be back.More infoFountain LoungePrice: Moderate• Bistro• Central Business District•3.8
- DdanielVIPNew Orleans / Louisiana •11 reviews5.0Dined 6 days agoHave Eaten hear several times Food and service always excellentMore infoM bistroPrice: Very Expensive• Contemporary American• French Quarter•4.1
- SSandraVIPCancun / Riviera Maya •45 reviews5.0Dined 7 days agoA delicious, delightful dining experience! My first-time guests thoroughly enjoyed the raw fish dish, accompanied by seaweed chips, Sea Scallops with Eggplant, Curry with Chicken, and Fried Rice with Lump Crabmeat. All of my photos didn't come out, but everything we ate was beautifully presented and exceptionally good. My friends are already making plans to return the next time they are in New Orleans.More infoGood Catch | Thai Urban BistroPrice: Expensive• Thai• Central Business District•4.5
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