Oak Alley Plantation Restaurant

After the tour, it was lunch time and I went with the house salad and added chicken. While the salad was fairly standard, it was hearty and satisfying.The highlight of our visit, however, was the exceptional service. Our waitress went above and beyond to ensure we had everything we needed. She was incredibly attentive, always checking in with us to make sure we weren't rushing to catch a tour or chartered bus. Even though we had driven ourselves and weren't on a time constraint, I appreciated her thoughtful approach and consideration throughout our meal.

Located on the Planation property. Behind the slave quarters. Happy vibe in the restaurant. Such a change from the tour which was heartbreaking.Service was quick and we were able to enjoy a hot lunch in combination with our tour group. I had the special which was White Beans, jambalaya, and fish sticks, and a salad, and a roll (Which they forgot to give me and I didn't think to ask.) I love the white beans, the fish sticks were nothing special. My husband got the gumbo, which if you don't know it's like a soup. He really liked it and warmed him up on the chilly December day.I do recommend the restaurant. Let your server know your time constraints.

Were were really looking forward to eating here and drove about 30 min out of the way to give it a try. When we arrived we were seating immediately. When looking over the menu, it seemed a bit bland. I will give credit that the gumbo was delicious, but everything else I had and Christina had was just not very good. I would put this in the category that if you are just really really hungry, it will work, but walk in with minimal expectations.

Wow Wow Wow.. a restaurant at a Plantation Tour? Who knew it could be so good.The service was great and food delicious. Off the beaten NOLA path but right in the Plantation Tour path.

I'd call this a cafe more so than a restaurant. It was a lot of fried food on the menu. There were no healthy options or even a good salad. The fried fish was very tender and surprisingly good though. The service was meh, taking orders and bringing food. Given the location it would be nice to have a more fine dining, foodie experience with a view of the grounds.

I didn't have high expectations only because this restaurant sits on the plantation property and is the only restaurant so it doesn't HAVE to be good .... BUT WOW is it !I got the shrimp gumbo and LOVED it. My husband got the BLT with fried tomatoes and WOW I will be thinking about that sandwich the rest of the day.Mint sweet tea was also such a treat!Cara was our waitress such a sweetheart !So pleased with our choice to eat here.

Very nice to have good food at a beautiful venue. The restaurant appears to be a old home so every dining area is like eating in a different room of the house. Service was well informed and attentive. The food was well done and not premade and out of a freezer. Good traditional Southern flavors, good quality and not as abusively priced as they could be for such a remote location. Definitely worth the time before or after touring the plantation.

Came here after we toured the plantation and and we were starving! Loved the gumbo. It was packed with seafood and so delicious. The red beans and rice with sausage was so good. Definitely should check it out after your tour.

During our cross country road trip in the summer of 2022, we spent a couple of days in Louisiana, camping and touring different sites. While we were there, we made plans to see the Oak Alley plantation, after having purchased tickets online a few weeks before. Because we had little kids, we decided to only tour the outside grounds, and not spend any time inside the house. I left a different review for that, and of course, as the author, I totally think it's worth reading.But considering we arrived right at the opening... As a matter fact, about an hour before the opening, we had a little time to kill, and that time afforded us the contemplation to realize we didn't feed the kids any breakfast. Luckily, the plantation also has a restaurant, so we headed over there for coffee and whatever else we could find on the menu.Thankfully, they had a very nice menu, great service, and yes... Plenty of hot coffee. The kids ordered an assortment of breakfast items, been yeas, oatmeal, eggs, and topped it all off with three big hot chocolates. Good thing, because the air conditioner was absolutely roaring inside, so much so that the condensation had built up in rivulets on the outside of the window glass.We enjoyed our breakfast as a family, giggling a little bit about the fact that the Tabasco sauce did not have to travel very far. If you know you know.Good service, pretty reasonable prices, and good food. It's a shame this place is about 2000 miles from my front door, otherwise I'd probably eat there with some regularity.

A cute little restaurant open for breakfast and lunch only. The menu wasn't too expensive but did include beignets for breakfast and gumbo for lunch which are pretty much all you need in my opinion! The eggs were overcooked (sunny side up- but yolks were solid) but the beignet was pretty good and bacon was super crispy. We also ate lunch here the day before and I only got dessert (ice cream and pecan pie) which was delicious. My husband ordered the gumbo and really enjoyed it. If you are staying overnight at a cottage they do offer a dinner delivery to your cottage that you can heat up in the kitchen yourself which is nice since most restaurants in the area are a 30 minute drive!