Coffee Pot, New Orleans

Simply great!! I go there for breakfast every time I am in NO and try not to think about the calories.

The best chicken gumbo we had (and we had the chicken gumbo at the Gumbo Shop). It's a great place for dinner because it's right by Preservation Hall. FANTASTIC breakfasts (better than Stanley's). They were the only place we found that served "callies", a deep fried rice ball thing covered in powdered sugar. YUM!!!!! (The tour guide on the horse-drawn carriage even mentioned them.) The waitresses were very nice and have history with the place. Make sure you try it.

We loved this place. The atmosphere, the people who work there, the menu, the food... all of it. I had the eggs sardou and they were perfect. Miriam had Eggs Jonathan which was basically benedicts but with sliced tomato and fried shrimp. She also got a choice between grits and potatoes plus toast. It was terrific and a huge plate of food. We never figured out why that dish came with sides and mine didn't but I helped her with hers and was just fine. The coffee is great and served with a smile. We'll be back soon.

Fantastic breakfasts featuring traditional New Orleans dishes. Try the Cala Cakes or the Eggs Jonathan (with ham AND shrimp). Decor is quaint, but the location means evenings are full of loud and often drunk tourists. Show up in the morning instead for sweet and friendly servers who, true to the name, never let you run out of coffee.

Love this place for brunch. N'Awlins restaurant decor. Popcorn shrimp salad is excellent and a great favorite as are omelets. A bit quirly, but don't let that scare you away. Good chance to chat wth local here.

Treat the waitresses right or else they'll turn you!

Great food and a fun place to enjoy a meal. My service was a little slow the last time I was there but no real complaints

Good New Orleans breakfast, brunch or lunch. The waiters treat you like your mother. Try the eggs Sardo.

A great lunch place with blackend fish and fine red beans & rice. A great place for lunch prior Pat OBrians.

This is a favorite place to come for breakfast. You can find New Orleans' classics like Pain Perdu and Grilades and grits. Service is fine and the food isn't gourmet, but breakfast here after a late night is fine!