Norton, Gary, & Whitney make this place not only is the food fantastic the people that work here are incredible! 5 star we will definitely be back!!!
205kathleenl
The Court of Two Sister's was a lovely experience. The service was very attentive. The atmosphere was festive. The buffet was bountiful, tasty and varied. There were all the Louisiana specialties to try. Salad bar and dessert bar were appreciated. The music trio was fun. We sang Happy Birthday to two tables. Everyone looked happy.
reidjeannie
Lots to enjoy at this buffet. Really enjoyed all of the salads, the duck, grits, and grillades. The bananas foster is an absolute must.
lv505
Pros: Wide assortment of Cajun and Creole food. Good if you want to try a little bit of everything. Our waiter, Mario, was wonderful. Cons: Floor was dirty with spilled food. Buffet area messy and unkept. Food was okay - nothing to rave about.
Redlegger
We had a delicious Saturday Buffet . It had all of the New Orleans breakfast favorites . Highly recommend. Very well priced as well .
WI_Cheese_Girl
Solo dining was heightened by eating in the courtyard in this quiet high-scale venue. Covered by trees, so it feels like you’re inside even tho not. Filet (I should have preferred cooked to medium) was good, creamed spinach was outstanding. Gumbo was great, too. Terrymika, my server, was outstanding & table service by amazing Camron was attentive throughout.
nlanoue
Our five stars are enthusiastically given to The Court of Two Sisters on Royal St. The decor was like an enchanted forest with tiny lights surrounding us and a ceiling adorned like a forest Tierra. White table clothes and sparkling, formal table settings completed the magical mood. I had Blackened Gulf Fish with shrimp fried rice with a delicious pineapple beurre blanc that complemented the fish perfectly. My daughter loved the Shrimp and Grits. The service was attentive and professional.
JostHennerW
For more than 30 years I have been traveling the USA and have been to New Orleans many times. Almost always I visited and ate at the Court of the Two Sisters during my stay in New Orleans. However, what happened to me yesterday left me speechless: because of bad weather we sat inside, the restaurant was not crowded, eight tables were occupied. So we cannot speak of over-exertion of staff. The questions about our wishes came quickly even before we could even read the menu, but you also have some time. We ordered drinks and food, the waiter brought us the drinks. I had ordered a beer, which the waiter had probably opened loose beforehand, when lifting the bottle it fell over and put our entire table under beer. The waiter saw this, said oh and disappeared. We tried to master the beer crowds using our napkins, it was dripping on my pants by now, certainly my mistake. I thought the waiter would get something to contain the damage, but far from it, he brought our starters and put them on the pitch-wet table. When I asked him that I would not like to eat at a wet table, he looked at me uncomprehendingly. What he should do now. I was buff! I asked for some extra napkins, which he took from the next table, handed me, I cushioned our table with them and made it somewhat dry. Then we started eating the starters. I know qualified personnel are difficult to come by, but that was all the bottom drawer. The appetizers with the crab cakes were okay, however, the promised remoulade was spread about 1 mm over the crab biscuits, so you couldn't properly speak of a flavor-changing ingredient. The Caesars salad prepared at the table was okay, was even with the best in my view. We had ordered a fillet afterwards, this was not served at the desired cooking point, also tasted somehow quite strange. My wife had a pasta dish with shrimp, here was a thick cheese sauce poured over it, certainly very filling, but not very tasty. Overall, I have to say that we paid over $250 for this evening and in return we got a fast food level meal. With a heavy heart, crossed the place off my list of good restaurants in New Orleans. What a crash!!!
GrandTour29338831065
Highly recommend going for the Jazzy Brunch. Dining in the scenic courtyard is so lovely and the food is fantastic! Perfect location in the heart of the French Quarter.
Sara B
I have wanted to go to the Jazz Brunch for a long time. Unfortunately my timing for visiting the French Quarter has not worked until now. It far exceeded my expectations! If you leave here hungry it's your own damn fault! Seriously so much food! Service was absolutely wonderful. Live Jazz music playing. Sitting at a wrought iron table under interwoven crepe myrtle branches is magical. I will recommend a reservation, especially if you want to go on a weekend or near holiday. The Apple cider mimosa was incredible.
We had an absolutely wonderful Friday evening at The Court of Two Sisters in New Orleans! The food was amazing, every bite full of flavor and beautifully prepared. The atmosphere was elegant yet relaxed, the perfect setting for celebrating my husband’s birthday. The service was top-notch friendly, attentive, and made us feel truly special. Not a single complaint, just an unforgettable experience from start to finish. Highly recommend for any special occasion or a perfect night out in NOLA!
ryangB4211EU
I visited The Court of Two Sisters for their famous jazz brunch, expecting a quintessential New Orleans experience with great food, lively music, and attentive service. What a massive disappointment! First off, there was no jazz—none at all. The food was abysmal. The buffet spread looked promising at first glance, but everything was either cold, overcooked, or tasteless. The eggs Benedict were soggy and flavorless, the shrimp and grits were mushy with no seasoning, the prime rib was rubber and the pastries were stale like they'd been sitting out since the night before. Service was equally terrible. Our server was inattentive, taking forever to refill drinks or clear plates. We waited over 20 minutes just to get coffee, and the staff overall appeared disorganized and uninterested. Save your money and time; there are way better spots in the French Quarter for brunch. This place is trading on its historic name without delivering on the basics. One star, and that's generous.
Victoria
Ernest was the best!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
John Navarro
Jerome, thank you for the great service. I will be back again.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Christie Bevis
Service and atmosphere remain great, but the food was not as good as I remember and it was quite disappointing. I would not go back again due to the quality of food.
Norton, Gary, & Whitney make this place not only is the food fantastic the people that work here are incredible! 5 star we will definitely be back!!!
The Court of Two Sister's was a lovely experience. The service was very attentive. The atmosphere was festive. The buffet was bountiful, tasty and varied. There were all the Louisiana specialties to try. Salad bar and dessert bar were appreciated. The music trio was fun. We sang Happy Birthday to two tables. Everyone looked happy.
Lots to enjoy at this buffet. Really enjoyed all of the salads, the duck, grits, and grillades. The bananas foster is an absolute must.
Pros: Wide assortment of Cajun and Creole food. Good if you want to try a little bit of everything. Our waiter, Mario, was wonderful. Cons: Floor was dirty with spilled food. Buffet area messy and unkept. Food was okay - nothing to rave about.
We had a delicious Saturday Buffet . It had all of the New Orleans breakfast favorites . Highly recommend. Very well priced as well .
Solo dining was heightened by eating in the courtyard in this quiet high-scale venue. Covered by trees, so it feels like you’re inside even tho not. Filet (I should have preferred cooked to medium) was good, creamed spinach was outstanding. Gumbo was great, too. Terrymika, my server, was outstanding & table service by amazing Camron was attentive throughout.
Our five stars are enthusiastically given to The Court of Two Sisters on Royal St. The decor was like an enchanted forest with tiny lights surrounding us and a ceiling adorned like a forest Tierra. White table clothes and sparkling, formal table settings completed the magical mood. I had Blackened Gulf Fish with shrimp fried rice with a delicious pineapple beurre blanc that complemented the fish perfectly. My daughter loved the Shrimp and Grits. The service was attentive and professional.
For more than 30 years I have been traveling the USA and have been to New Orleans many times. Almost always I visited and ate at the Court of the Two Sisters during my stay in New Orleans. However, what happened to me yesterday left me speechless: because of bad weather we sat inside, the restaurant was not crowded, eight tables were occupied. So we cannot speak of over-exertion of staff. The questions about our wishes came quickly even before we could even read the menu, but you also have some time. We ordered drinks and food, the waiter brought us the drinks. I had ordered a beer, which the waiter had probably opened loose beforehand, when lifting the bottle it fell over and put our entire table under beer. The waiter saw this, said oh and disappeared. We tried to master the beer crowds using our napkins, it was dripping on my pants by now, certainly my mistake. I thought the waiter would get something to contain the damage, but far from it, he brought our starters and put them on the pitch-wet table. When I asked him that I would not like to eat at a wet table, he looked at me uncomprehendingly. What he should do now. I was buff! I asked for some extra napkins, which he took from the next table, handed me, I cushioned our table with them and made it somewhat dry. Then we started eating the starters. I know qualified personnel are difficult to come by, but that was all the bottom drawer. The appetizers with the crab cakes were okay, however, the promised remoulade was spread about 1 mm over the crab biscuits, so you couldn't properly speak of a flavor-changing ingredient. The Caesars salad prepared at the table was okay, was even with the best in my view. We had ordered a fillet afterwards, this was not served at the desired cooking point, also tasted somehow quite strange. My wife had a pasta dish with shrimp, here was a thick cheese sauce poured over it, certainly very filling, but not very tasty. Overall, I have to say that we paid over $250 for this evening and in return we got a fast food level meal. With a heavy heart, crossed the place off my list of good restaurants in New Orleans. What a crash!!!
Highly recommend going for the Jazzy Brunch. Dining in the scenic courtyard is so lovely and the food is fantastic! Perfect location in the heart of the French Quarter.
I have wanted to go to the Jazz Brunch for a long time. Unfortunately my timing for visiting the French Quarter has not worked until now. It far exceeded my expectations! If you leave here hungry it's your own damn fault! Seriously so much food! Service was absolutely wonderful. Live Jazz music playing. Sitting at a wrought iron table under interwoven crepe myrtle branches is magical. I will recommend a reservation, especially if you want to go on a weekend or near holiday. The Apple cider mimosa was incredible.
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We had an absolutely wonderful Friday evening at The Court of Two Sisters in New Orleans! The food was amazing, every bite full of flavor and beautifully prepared. The atmosphere was elegant yet relaxed, the perfect setting for celebrating my husband’s birthday. The service was top-notch friendly, attentive, and made us feel truly special. Not a single complaint, just an unforgettable experience from start to finish. Highly recommend for any special occasion or a perfect night out in NOLA!
I visited The Court of Two Sisters for their famous jazz brunch, expecting a quintessential New Orleans experience with great food, lively music, and attentive service. What a massive disappointment! First off, there was no jazz—none at all. The food was abysmal. The buffet spread looked promising at first glance, but everything was either cold, overcooked, or tasteless. The eggs Benedict were soggy and flavorless, the shrimp and grits were mushy with no seasoning, the prime rib was rubber and the pastries were stale like they'd been sitting out since the night before. Service was equally terrible. Our server was inattentive, taking forever to refill drinks or clear plates. We waited over 20 minutes just to get coffee, and the staff overall appeared disorganized and uninterested. Save your money and time; there are way better spots in the French Quarter for brunch. This place is trading on its historic name without delivering on the basics. One star, and that's generous.
Ernest was the best!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Jerome, thank you for the great service. I will be back again.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Service and atmosphere remain great, but the food was not as good as I remember and it was quite disappointing. I would not go back again due to the quality of food.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 2
Service: 4
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