biscuit & buns on banks

This is a good little brunch place. It's kinda weird walking in as you basically enter the restaurant through the kitchen. I got the red bean and rice burrito. Sounds weird, but hear me out. It's a burrito with fried chicken and red beans inside. Trust me it's good. One weird thing they were out of rice so I just had beans and chicken. How do you run out of rice? Pop down to the rouses and get a bag. Also got a side of grits, which was good. Maybe don't order a soft drink. They bring you cans. I got a Diet Coke and I was like man this tastes funny so I looked at the can and it was expired.Other than that good food, great service, will go again.

My experience here was SOO disappointing and 110% not worth the wait. Food? Bland. Hospitality? Where????First of all, the place is really small, which was to be expected. I arrived around lunchtime and was told the wait would be 30-35 minutes. I get that you can't really control how long ppl stay, but I was questioning the quoted time because according to the site, there was like 10 parties ahead of us. We ended up waiting about an hour. My friends wanted to leave, I wanted to stay. We should have left! After about 45 minutes, the site was showing us as the next party to be seated, but I kept seeing people go in, in front of us. This went on for about 10 minutes. It kept saying that we were next though, so I was very confused. Finally, I went to ask and the hostess was saying, yeah we will call you when it's your turn. I was trying to explain that the site had been saying we were next for about 10 minutes. She was so rude. Someone from the cooking area overheard and mentioned tables were being cleaned off in the back and that we could be seated. We sit down and finally order. Nothing comes with a side. I had the wafflewich which was ok, but nothing to write home about. My friends had the Swamp Thang Omelet and the Breakfast Burrito. The burrito looked sad and empty. Neither of them liked their food. The waitress never came back to give us refills. And then after we finished, she came back and sat the device with the bill on the table without saying a word. Extremely disappointing experience. Would never recommend or return.

Love this place. I consider this a top five breakfast joint. Love everything about this place from the environment. To the food and a super great staff. I've never been disappointed here Highly recommend

Best breakfast place we went to when we were in New Orleans! Was a ways a way on the trolley and then you had to walk through a neighborhood but so worth it. The art on all of the walls on the inside is amazing and creates the ambiance of the place. It's more of a locals place which makes the service even better because it felt like home. We had the french toast, crawfish benedict (amazing!) and breakfast sandwich. All really great! I highly recommend coming all the way over here off the beaten path just for an amazing breakfast.

That little shot gun house with the kitchen in front served up some delicious breakfast. On entry you meet the chef, reason that's the entry. Your seated by the host , given menu to start your journey of biscuit & Buns . It was 9 of us everyone enjoyed their meal . I did grilled pork chop with soft scrambled eggs , that 1 chop was moist and tender , wished I had 2 but it only comes with one. Seafood Beignets were a hit at the table filled goodness on each nibble. The tea was old school rich , all we needed was the leaves. The service was attentive to our needs or requests . We will return on future visits for that delicious meals.

Ok, we wnt during Essence fest so the wait was long! The system to get people in and out was efficenr and the staff were super friendly and apologetic. The food...the food was so good! We had the catfish, gluten free, with grits. I wanted to order another order but I. I was full. 2. I had no where to store it. 3. I was being plain greedy. Lol! I just loved it and I am incredibly picky over fried fish. The place is very small so keep that in mind, you fellow diners are close and that affects the wait time.

Stopped in for some breakfast/brunch with the family. Very cool vibe, and the interior is vibin'. Food was good, service was great. A must try when in NOLA. I had the shrimp-n-grits and my daughter had the wafflewich with a hot patty.

Please get the crawfish boudin balls. It's so delicious, and the perfect small bite. I've only gotten togo from this business, so I would have to dine-in next time. The staff members are kind and welcoming whenever I pick-up my orders.

Hubby and I dropped in here for a quick breakfast. The playlist welcomed us from the sidewalk and kept the entire experience upbeat, literally. He like that we got to walk in through the kitchen, but I felt a little crowded in the entry way. He got the breakfast sandwich on toast, and raved over the griddled toast. I went with the hot sausage Benedict on a biscuit. I was not impressed with the biscuit, and actually struggled to find it under the hot sausage patties. The poached eggs were perfectly done. Beware the "fondue," which is the corner store breakfast version of a hollandaise, which is to say the emulsion was broken and the flavor was tinny. I splashed some of the honey sriracha sauce on it and didn't leave too many bites left on the plate, though. We both got the grits with cheese and were not disappointed. Next time I'll try the shrimp and grits or chicken and waffles. Service was excellent and staff super friendly. Because of the layout, we found the floor and tables a little greasy, but with an open kitchen, it's understandable.

Fantastic quality food. This is peak Nola food service. Very grateful for this Mid City staple to continue thriving. Staff is wonderful and breakfast in bed was such a needed treat today!