We are in our 6th year here in New Orleans, Covid is a little bit behind us (or we are learning to cope with it) and have decided it's time to try iconic restaurants we have not yet enjoyed. One word about Broussards- NO! I...am giving one star for the fact that our greeters were nice and our waiter was very professional. The food was the worst we have eaten in New Orleans, seriously. The wilted salad tasted as if it had been plated before lunch, the pumpkin bisque was thicker than a vegetable puree (though it tasted fine). The main courses, the "duck" my husband could not find except that piece of gristle in a think glop in the bowl was inedible and seriously unappetizing to look at and the tofu I had was just almost ok. Desserts were a bust- the crumble had been doused with vinegar (not joking- did someone grab a wrong bottle) and the cake was meh. We have had some terrific food here in town- Lisette and Achafayala are favorites and Shaya's restaurant is fabulous. El Pavo is a terrific Mexican restaurant.Susan Spicer is an amazing chef. Commanders is OK and Upperline was good when it was open. So I guess we will do better research before our next outing! Here is to good dining in NOLA.More

This was our 2nd time dining at Broussard's and we were not disappointed. The redfish and pompano fish were delicious. We enjoyed the bananas foster preparation and the dessert. Service was excellent.

Sat in the bar area during happy hour. My sister and I tried several different signature drinks. $5 during happy hour. The price allowed us to try things we normally would not have. Had a few of their delicious appetizers too. So good.

We ate here after reading reviews and it was worth every penny!!! We tried multiple dishes as qe are big foodies. The oysters are insanely good. I wish i could have ordered 50 more, they will convert you even if you hate seafood. The crab...cake was moist and full of flavour. The mussles and alligator sausage came in the most delicious stock I've ever had. We also had the crawfish on fried green tomato and croquettes. Easily the best bread pudding I had during my time in New Orleans also. Could not rave enough about the food. The dining area is also a nice change from the small dark pub like resturants around the French quater. A little more pricey as its a bit more fancy then a lot of the other resturants but worth every cent.More

We had a big area in one of the back rooms for a group of 18 for brunch. The band was so much fun and serenaded us. It was great that not everyone had to do bottomless drinks if they didn't want to. Food was...delicious, and they were easy to work with in setting everything up, giving us flexible options if we wanted to order off the menu or plan ahead with private dining setup. We chose to order off the menu and it went great. Highly recommend!More

New Orleans has some of the best food in the nation. When visiting, you rely on the main key players for so many years. This establishment is proof that the workforce has gone downhill. The food coming out of the kitchen was absolutely awful. All...of our salads were missing dressings that we had to ask for twice, our white wine was hot, and after asking the manager several times to make it right it fell on deaf ears. I stood at the bar and was never asked if she could help me since she was in a rush to leave. It’s unfortunate this icon of a restaurant in NOLA is a memory.More

Complete disappointment. We went for dinner for my birthday during a visit to New Orleans, my husband even informed the restaurant that it was a special occasion. We have been left to wait for our table for more than 15 mins at the entrance. The...service was sloppy and disinterested, really not at the level of many if not all the restaurants we have visited in the city. The food was over seasoned and heavy, again not at the level of any of the other places we visited. Overall a really depressing experience.More

After a very hard day, this was the place to go. The service was impeccable and the food was fantastic. We ate way more than we should have, my husband had the filet and I had the fish. Excellent, cooked to perfection.

All I can say is this restaurant proved why it’s been around so long. The moment we walked in the door we were greeted as if some old friends welcomed us. The red fish meal I ordered was sooo good! Kailyn was our server and...she was very knowledgeable and friendly. I asked about items on the menu and her description made me want to order everything. I will definitely go again when I come back to New Orleans and you should too!!!More

The service and food here was excellent. The ribeye steaks were very very very good. But for the price, definitely worth a visit.

Fantastic Saturday brunch. The food was exceptional - presented beautiful on plate and served w wonderful attention to detail. Drinks were never empty and folks seemed happy to work there and serve guests. The manager was full of energy and checked on table. Can’t remember...names exactly … but Lenzy/tiffany ? Sommers? All did a fantastic job. Can’t say enough - history is also worth reading about. They have a wisteria vine planted in 1800’s!!! Crazy . Highly recommendMore

Our Conceirge highly recommended Broussard’s for brunch. And they did not disappoint. We had the chicken & waffles. DELISH! One of us was not feeling well and our awesome sweet server, Lindsey, brought her a club soda with bitters. Made her feel much better. Thank...you Lindsey. Being that it was our first time in NOLA, Lindsey recommended where to go. Lindsey is their secret weapon. She was GREAT!! Make sure you request Lindsey! The jazz gentlemen were fantastic.More