Family of 4 had a great dinner. Gumbo outstanding! Meat Pies and Fried Alligator Bites both very good. Would recommend Blackened Chicken Alfredo. Service was excellent, both host and server very attentive and engaging.

Great Breakfast at a good price! Love the vibe of the resturant....felt like a family resturant. Mary is the "life" of this resturant and is just awesome! All the staff made us feel at home and were concerned for our needs. We will definitely return...on our next visit.More

My wife and I experienced a wonderful lunch/breakfast at this iconic French Quarter restaurant. Mary, our server was wonderful. Food was fantastic and this restaurant is definitely worth a visit. Absolutely no regrets!! 10 of 10 for everything!!

Delicious and affordable breakfast! Our waitstaff were attentive and kind. They accommodated all our weird special requests and offered up a delicious meal for our family. Well done!

Selected The Original Pierre Masperos after looking for a restaurant near the Gray Line tours location at Toulouse and Decatur. The menu looked good and nearby so we took a chance. It was a chance well taken! The atmosphere is definitely that of a very...old building with a great dive bar vibe. Service was great from the hostess to the bar back. We were seated quickly and our waitress Katie took our drink and food order promptly. We ordered the spinach artichoke dip for appetizer and it was sooooo good! For our entree’s my husband got the Crescent City Sampler and I got the Seafood Pot Pie! Both were excellent and would rate all of it 5 out of 5 stars! The prices are on par with most everything in the French Quarter and well worth the $$.More

We had always eaten at Cafe Maspero’s when in town and lived here years ago. Decided to try the original and was not disappointed. Loved the history and ambiance of the place. Everyone was thrilled with their choices. The gumbo and crawfish tails were very...fresh. Shrimp Po boy and burger were great as well. Always a safe place to have a great meal!More

One of my favorites to eat when visiting New Orleans! Shelby, our waitress, was super nice, super fun and was very very knowledgeable about the food and the infamous Hurricane drink I had the crab cakes and fried green tomatoes and they were yummy! Very...good food!More

Small and cozy restaurant. Our waiter was very nice and attentive. Lots of food but also lots of money. My husband and I had lunch here since Napoleon House next door was closed. The food was delicious. Including mimosas, it came out to around $100...for the two of us.More

We thought we’d try this restaurant as it looked typically New Orleanian and we had tried the restaurant opposite the night before. Gawd the noise! You could not have a conversation and had to lip read the whole time. The server insisted on carding us...in order to buy a drink which was ridiculous as we are all grandparents. The drinks and food were all very average.More

We had the best meal of our trip the last night in New Orleans at Pierre Maspero's. Perfectly blacked alligator and red rich, delicious jambalaya (that was more like dirty rice, which I love) and the best key lime pie I have ever tasted. My...husband had the bread pudding, which I normally don't like, but his desert was incredible. The waitstaff is attentive and if you sit in the window, the people watching is good.More

Can’t really review the food , as we left after being asked for ID when ordering drinks. As I’m 60 and my partner is 63 we were quite surprised, this was the first time this has been a requirement during our trip to NOLA. Not...sure if the waitress was just been difficult, as she had called over twice previously asking about drinks order while my partner was in the restroom.More

Enjoyed redfish and shrimp creole @ $28. Good with modest portions. The restaurant’s building dates back to 1788 having old character, and being the spot for President Jackson’s preparation for possible war. Service was a bit slow as it was quite busy.