Frenchmen All Day

This place was great! Food was killer, people were even better! Will definitely add it to my regular list when I'm in town.Probably my favorite Nola breakfast spot since Coulis closed.

Had the avocado toast. Toast was crunchy and egg was poached and runny. Seasoned with everything bagel. Hit the spot after an evening of too much partying and still wanting breakfast at 4pm the next day.No decaf coffee here so ordered cranberry juice instead. Service prompt and friendly.

Gumbo was the bestRed beans and rice a mustGo earlier in the day so they aren't out of things.

Heck yeah! That's what I'm gonna say when we go back to New Orleans and my wife asks me if I want to eat here again. We stayed right off Borboun Street and we decided to walk here which is not too far. I got the Crawfish Hash and I am glad I did, they were not stingy with the crawfish and it had great flavor. We received great customer service and they were very attentive. It's not a quiet setting so you can talk without anyone listening in on your conversation as the seating is not too close to each other. Prices are very fair especially for what you get especially if you compare to California prices.

I feel like we stumbled onto a hidden gem, but it might just be because we came by mid day on a Wednesday. I wanted to check out Frenchmen street because my partner loves jazz, and full disclosure, we were also looking for a place to sit and eat our vegan hot sausage po' boy that we got elsewhere. We couldn't stay at the po' boy place because there felt like microdoses of what must have been chili flakes in the air that got into our eye membranes. Frenchmen All Day was kind enough to let us eat our sandwiches after we ordered some drinks. We also ended up getting the bread pudding, which was delicious.Taggart was our server and was awesome. There were also some other customers who were learning how to swing dance in the middle of the restaurant. It was chill. Love the vibe. Would love to come back for actual food soon!

The food was perfectly prepared and seasoned. Four of us ordered different items and they were all superb. The group handout was the Shrimp and Grits. It made your eyes roll back and made you moan. The atmosphere cozy and eccentric. It server was attentive but not intrusive. When asked. He made perfect recommendations. Oh yeah, get an Irish coffee.

Road trip to NOLA to see family, look at wedding venues, and oh, see T. Swift. We heard this place was worth the wait, so we threw our names in. After about 15 minutes, we scored a seat at the bar! YASSS... I would recommend watching the bar for a party of two instead of waiting hours like we saw others have to wait - especially on a busy weekend.It's a cute place, but small. I love the artsy vibe. Nothing but really good energy from the bartender and wait staff. And this is while they were completely slammed with Swifties.After we bellied up to the bar, we ordered our bevvies. I got a carafe of mimosa (yes, for myself - don't judge) and my man - a bloody. Both were delicious. I watched the bartender as he prepared another carafe of mimosas and he LITERALLY poured an ENTIRE bottle of bubbly in the container and a teeny tiny splash of orange juice. Awwww, boy! Things are different in NOLA! hahaWe ordered our food which took awhile to get because things were BUSY. I mean super BUSY. I ordered the Crawfish Etoufee, which I have been craving for a long time, but sadly cannot find up in Wisconsin. My boyfriend ordered the Crawfish Benedict. I INHALED my étouffée and he devoured his Benedict while muttering, "This is insane." In retrospect, I should have made a double order for both. One of each To Go, please!Overall, we were fat and happy. Definitely will see y'all next time. Save us a spot at the bar!

My wife and I were casually hanging out in the Frenchman area and walked by this establishment. We noticed an older couple exiting and saw us checking out the menu posted outdoor. They quickly recommended we get a table to to dine as they said this was one of the best local restaurants in the area. The restaurant is small but like most places in NO, they know how to maximize their space and serve as many customers as they can. You could tell this was a place locals frequented, which is always a good sign. The food was simply amazing! I ordered the shrimp and grits with a cocktail - all of which were very good! The grits were cooked perfectly and contained a good amount of plump and juicy shrimp. Met the chef who was super nice and amazing Black man named Dwayne. He greeted every customer and made sure everyone was satisfied with their meal. This is definitely a place for locals, and it didn't disappoint. Our server Kaykay was super sweet

The service was absolutely amazing! The food was a truly unique New Orleans experience with dishes that you can't find anywhere else.

1000/10This place is definitely for locals and the vibe was so cute! The staff here are super nice and the decor here was wonderful. I absolutely loved the food, the dishes were perfect and packed with flavor. My favorite which wasn't posted is the bananas foster! BEST thing I've ever eaten in my life. It had the perfect amount of sweetness without being too sweet. Highly recommend!