What looked like a nice warehouse turned restaurant, and judging from the name it must be a burger place, turned out to be a first-class dining experience. We walked in to white tablecloths, black-clad waiters, and outstanding food. Never thought I'd order eggplant soup but it was perfectly made with small perfectly fried and breaded pieces floating in a cream... More

Best steaks in the greater New Orleans area. Seafood is excellent as well. Veal Porterhouse, when available as a special (usually) is outstanding. House salad, covered with shaved smoked Gouda is not to be missed.

This is a small place tucked behind a drive in daiquiri shop but the interior has been done in classic steak house mode. For my money, their steaks are as good as any, including Ruth's Chris, and I don't have to cross the river. The wait staff is professional and attentive. The wine selection is good. This has been the... More

First this has to be one of the smallest restaurants in the general Westbank area of New Orleans...so reservations are highly recommended. The building resembles a "bunker" more than a restaurant. Forget about looking out of the windows as you dine unless you play pro-basketball. As a whole you will find that the prices for O'Brien's are a bit higher... More

New Orleans has plenty of great restaurants, more than enough to go around. So why would anyone cross the river to the Westbank to look for more? Because O'Brien's Grille is so unbelievably good. The steaks are wonderful (and that would be enough to grab my husband's attention) but don't stop at a great steak. The chef's soups are very... More