Le Capucin Heritage Restaurant

Damn. Total ****. Stuffed chicken was a dry piece of ****. No filling. No sauce. Order was 1.5 hours late. Waiters canceled orders 4 times. Waiters are inexperienced. Before La Plancha it was good. Then we addressed the point where management argued with us. Avoid this place

The food was decent. However, the service needs significant improvement. The waiters had to be asked to perform basic tasks such as providing plates, spoons, etc.

This is located on Romain Rolland Street. It's another house that has been turned into a cafe. The terrace is covered with straws and offers privacy. It doesn't open until after 7.30pm and also offers a candlelit dinner. It's dark and gives privacy. The cocktails are decent and the food is excellent. However, the prices are expensive

This little rooftop place in the back alleys of the French Quarter is quite unique. With names of famous actors / actresses on chairs (I have Humphrey Bogart!) And a lovely French couple as hosts, the atmosphere is quite friendly. As for the food, the spaghetti bolognese and the smoked fish are definitely the standout dishes. I also liked the chicken and pork burgers along with the lasagna, although the beef burgers were a little dry. Perhaps the only complaint I have with this hotel is that it is not very clean when the tables and utensils do not seem to be cleaned for long.

This one place remains in my memory. This place serves nice fish and chip and burgers. We also take Bolognese pasta and Greek salads. The seating arrangement is very cozy on a thatched roof. The chairs are named with legends. Beatles and Rolling Stones on the stereo. No smoking bar. That was a great night with friends.