So, I took a trip to New Orleans for the 1st time to visit my niece and her beautiful family and it was suggested to try this one cafe out if I wanted some good brunch type of of time. I accepted the suggestion , came here, ate, and left fully loaded and unbalanced due to the strong drinks and amazing food. I can see a stark difference in how deep southern cuisine variates from East, West and Northern states. The food here hit my palate with essentials variants of flavor, spices and herbs giving the taste of Creole essence. I highly encourage others living here or visiting to definitively consider coming to this highly vibe atmospheric restaurant!
Came to the ruby slipper cafe for brunch in a Sunday. This place was very busy but the food is worth the wait. The staff was very communicative and very pleasant through the whole waiting process. Our server Angelina was excellent. Very fast and efficient and of course very friendly. She made great recommendations. I had the trifecta which was excellent but I would probably order the pork Benny was my favorite and would definitely order again. You should check this place out.
It's very loud due to the crowd of people and the music combined. The food was great!... The service is great. I couldn't give it five stars on the food because my eggs were cooked too hard. I had the banana foster French toast. They make it with real French bread, not your normal sandwich bread. This place is only opened during brunch hours. There's a lot of different options. Whatever your textbooks may need. I would definitely go back. I see what I'll talk has been about! I got there about 12:45. They close at 2:00. There was only like one or two tables available and only a few seats available around the bar. There is also sitting outside of the sidewalk. Very handicap accessible.
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