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This was by far one of the best food experiences I've had in a while. Megan was my waitress she was very personable. I love this quality in a service provider. She made sure we had everything we needed. The entire vibe was elevated with positive and great energy. I will definitely eat here several
The food was amazing. When I walked in the door someone was coming out and he said, "Be warned. The food is too damn good!" He was right. I tried the french toast burrito (I don't eat pork so I subbed the bacon and pork sausage for chicken sausage), spiked ice coffee with Kahlua, and the french toas
I loved everything about this place. Had brunch on a Friday in September. The host was amazing and hilarious. The bartender/server, Alex, was so friendly and helpful both in helping my friend and me choose our meals and discover other restaurants and activities. Friend had the Elizabeth, I had a cra
What a surprise, we were recommended this place but thought they had got it wrong! It seems to be in the middle of housing estate. But the food was fabulous, service great and so popular one couple we spoke to drives over an hour just to eat breakfast.... Highly recommended but be prepared to wait
My daughter and I were greeted by a pleasant host and hostess. It was Sunday so there was a short wait. The decor of the building inside and out is sublime. Our waitress was friendly and asked us if we wanted something to drink as soon as we sat down. She was more than accommodating. The coffee was
My favorite brunch place and not just for the Praline Pig Candy. Varied menu will please everyone and the food is delicious. We had the pecan waffle, carne asada hash, avocado toast and duck sweet potato waffle. We were all members of the clean plate club! Staff friendly and knowledgeable.
The place was amazing. Great food (although a bit spicy for my baby tongue). Loved the art and atmosphere!
My husband and I came here for the first time yesterday morning on our way home, after spending the long weekend in New Orleans. The food is AMAZING! I had the "basic breakfast", and a cup of gumbo and my husband had the red velvet waffle and a cup of gumbo as well. It was all so good, and exceeded
Elizabeth's was amazing. The steak and eggs was one of the best steaks I've ever had. You could taste the smoke, it melts in your mouth, and the hollandaise sauce just adds an extra level of flavor. The brandy milk punch is also a must. Im not a fan of tomatoes but the fried green tomatoes with the
Elizabeth’s is a really good old style restaurant with great breakfast items. We really like the praline bacon being big fans of both. The service is friendly and prompt and the atmosphere is eclectic and lively. This is a great place to try, not at all fancy but good food with a good ole down home
My family enjoyed our breakfast at Elizabeth’s. We arrived right after opening on a Saturday and didn’t have any weight. The praline bacon and French toast were some of the highlights food wise! Highly recommend
Simply the best breakfast around in a funky old house filled with local art in the Bywater. Good coffee, giant, soft biscuits and PRALINE bacon. I mean, what else could you want? If that’s not enough to draw you in, let me suggest the red velvet waffle with fresh blueberries, or the amazing banana
HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!! The food was spectacular, the service was great. I got the boudin.... words can't describe how delicious it was. Oh! And I also got biscuits and gravy *chefs kiss* very flavorful Also the art work was a great conversation starter.
Had the French Toast Breakfast Burrito. It was good but not as good as other reviewers would have me believe. I also ordered a side of has browns. Hash browns are defined at “shredded potatoes”. What I got was a bowl of potatoes that had to be 2 inch by 2 inch cubes. I wouldn’t even call them breakf
Turning bacon into a dessert type food is genius for starters, praline bacon is as good as it sounds. In the years I've been going here I've never had a bad meal. Consistency is key, and Elizabeth's is always on point.
My crab cakes and poached eggs were good but the fried green tomatoes take the cake as do their Bloody Marys! (The green beans are so yummy I bought I jar!)
We ate here 3 of the 4 days while in town, food was excellent, waite staff (jessica, Billy) were both very good and entire staff were friendly and welcoming !!!
Went here for brunch and it is a nice affordable brunch spot in the Bywater. The restaurant is covered with colorful artwork and New Orleans style. It was not super packed when we went so there was plenty of seating for us. Our waitress was very nice and did a great job of being attentive to us. I o
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