Lyons Corner - New Orleans

The drinks at Lyons Corner were fantastic, and the food was quite enjoyable. However, the music left much to be desired. This spot has great potential; it serve... read more The drinks at Lyons Corner were fantastic, and the food was quite enjoyable. However, the music left much to be desired. This spot has great potential; it serves as a lovely coffee shop with breakfast options in the morning, transforming into a trendy bar and restaurant in the evenings. Unfortunately, the music remains tuned to coffee house radio all night long, which can send guests—who are there for a lively evening—straight to sleep. It would be wonderful if the music could change after 5 PM. We’re not suggesting old-school rap (though that would be amazing); perhaps some soft classic rock from the 70s or clean R&B from the 90s would be a nice touch. Just anything other than the coffee house/elevator remix vibe. Overall, a solid experience. Meal type: Dinner Price per person: $30–50 Food: 3 Service: 4 Atmosphere: 3

We are currently staying at the hotel next door and visited Lyons Corner for breakfast one day and dinner on another occasion. I must say, Michelle is exception... read more We are currently staying at the hotel next door and visited Lyons Corner for breakfast one day and dinner on another occasion. I must say, Michelle is exceptional! Her customer service and attention to detail are outstanding. She takes the time to connect with her customers and fosters a delightful atmosphere. Tony joined her during our dinner visit, and both of them did an excellent job. I will always recommend this charming spot! Service: Dine-in Meal type: Dinner Price per person: $10–20 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Recommended dishes: Crescent Croissant, The Camp Catfish Sandwich, Theo's Skillet

Lyons Corner has a wonderful atmosphere! The food is excellent, and I highly recommend the Kincaid latte if it’s available. You can really taste the homemade sy... read more Lyons Corner has a wonderful atmosphere! The food is excellent, and I highly recommend the Kincaid latte if it’s available. You can really taste the homemade syrup! I will certainly return to this spot! Service: Dine-in Meal type: Breakfast Price per person: $30–50 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Must-try dish: Crescent City Croissant.