"I want to eat here every morning! Love the atmosphere. It’s got a friendly, neighborhood diner feel to it. In a historic split level house. The kitchen is on the higher level, so you can see them cooking. Order at the counter, then seat yourself. Small menu, but it’s delicious! Great biscuits."

"Nicely situated spot within the hustle and bustle of magazine street a.k.a the Didsbury of New Orleans. We came in a group of four. Two of us got the chicken biscuit sandwiches and the others got a Caesar salad and another thing I can’t remember. General vibe was salty- Marine levels. I can hack salt, in fact for me it is preferred, but this was threshold salt personally. The others found their food all too salty, having not finished their food and encouraged a lower review. The prices were good, service fast. It’s possible that we’re just British and not used to the food here (likely)- so take this review with a pinch of salt (but don’t add it to your food). The restaurant is laid out like a children’s play area. Interesting vibe but I imagine this makes it particularly friendly for children! The merch also looked very good, but unfortunately the nicer items were only in stock in XL."

"The fried chicken sandwich could make a frog jump up and get happy in Jesus! It is covered with a spicy sauce. Best fried chicken I've ever had!!! The staff was very friendly and answered any questions I had about the menu. The decor included lots of vintage toys, a trip down memory lane for Baby Boomers. The building is unassuming, tucked away in the Garden District. Just as good as any pricey place in NOLA."

"Listen to the poor Google reviews please. I got the Grand Slam. There was absolutely nothing special about it. English muffin from probably the nearest grocery store, unfrozen pork patty, unfrozen hash brown patty also from the grocery store and ketchup. I added an egg for $2. And it had grilled scallion too with a slice of orange American “cheese”. This place somehow got way overhyped and now they think they can charge these crazy prices. If I told someone I paid $16 for what is pictured, they’d laugh and say I got ripped off and that I could’ve made that for $4. Now, the food wasn’t bad it’s just the fact that by charging so much they made me think it would be something special, something I could only get HERE. I was poorly mistaken and thus disappointed. The floors were sticky too, really awful sensory experience. I went at 8:30 in the morning on Friday, no wait."

"Great neighborhood spot for breakfast. Literally sits in the middle of a neighborhood, as do a lot of the city's hidden gems. Breakfast offerings were varied and included some interesting breakfast sandwiches, tamales were even on the menu. My drip coffee was outstanding and tasted like a nice Central American blend very mellow and not acidic. The cashier with the nose ring was extremely helpful and friendly on a Sunday morning, providing a welcoming attitude with a smile. Tons of vintage toys line the walls and thus it becomes automatically a family atmosphere complete with a makeshift romper room / upper dining area where parents let their offspring run wild. Be careful not to step on any kids or toys if you have to use their facilities. Overall a nice spot for breakfast that is reasonably priced and provides a hearty breakfast!"