My friend and I ended up at La Cote on a Saturday night, after every other place we tried had over an hour wait. It is a very large restaurant, so it was not that crowded but as a result it also has less character as some other New Orleans food places. The service was a bit slow but our... more

Thumbs down to La Cote Brasserie. Poor service and mediocre, over-priced food. Too bad because the Renaissance Arts Hotel was lovely. more

I have been there countless times, and the food is consistently good. They are rarely crowded, which makes for a relaxing atmosphere. I love the Shake Chop Salad and you're a fool if you don't try their oysters. more

Wonderful seafood selection - you can even get a whole fish, if that's your thing. Also, don't miss their gumbo - best ever! more

Solid Chef, BEST gumbo... more

love their brunch more

A lovely, elegant restaurant and bar in the warehouse district (but still only a few blocks from the Quarter). Place seems to attract locals and tourists. It is successful at providing a nice atmosphere for both romantic parties of two or more boisterous larger groups devouring the huge platters of oysters. Food is excellent and interesting – there are fresh... more

As a New Orleans resident, we have the opportunity to experience all of our city's fine dining experiences-- and this one rates as one of the best for the money. The food is good, service excellent and the bar is great - particulary after work on a friday night when they serve free mussels and fries! Valet parking available. Emerils... more

We were in N.O. for the boat show on a Saturday in Feburary. We went to look for a place to eat around Tchoupitoulas St. We were going to go to "Mothers", but the line to get in was around the corner. We walked down Tchoupitoulas St and it seemed that every nice place to eat was closed - I... more