Cute gift shop connected to a restaurant at Oak Alley Plantation. The store had a plentiful supply of a variety of items and some really nice pralines.
Abby A.
This was an excellent stop after our tour. My husband and I shared the Cajun medley after sharing swamp fries. Both were very good. We also had the mint juleps. Hard to beat a KY mint julep. The weather was perfect so we were able to sit outside. Great stop!
Brenda D.
Plantation is beautiful of course We bought 6 tickets. One of us couldn't come. No refund of course. When I asked for the ticket I wouldnt use they gave it to me. When I handed it to a lady in line behind me they shouted at me loud and angrily "thats not how this works!" I didnt appreciate the aggressiveness. I retrieved the ticket and gave it back. They just glared. Went to lunch. It wasn't busy plenty of tables. I asked nicely not to be seated beside the swinging door of the kitchen. She moved us but glared and slammed our menus and silver down. Kind of soured our day. Wont be back
Lindsey L.
Absolutely amazing! The service is on point and food is at the same level. This is the cutest little converted house attached to the gift shop. Don't let it fool you, this is a perfect spot to grab lunch while you're stilling Oak Alley :)
Mathew W.
On tour here we stopped in for lunch on Feb 28, 2024. We had the shrimp, crab meat and okra gumbo and the special which were crepes filled with shrimp, crawfish, peas, and carrots in a tomato creole cream sauce. Both dishes were delicious. They grow their own mint which is used to make mint juleps which we also tried; it was refreshing! Our server was very kind with wonderful southern hospitality.
Bill D.
Were were really looking forward to eating here and drove about 30 min out of the way to give it a try. When we arrived we were seating immediately. When looking over the menu, it seemed a bit bland. I will give credit that the gumbo was delicious, but everything else I had and Christina had was just not very good. I would put this in the category that if you are just really really hungry, it will work, but walk in with minimal expectations.
Brian Babcock
Large shop with lots of Louisiana stuff as well as Plantation merchandise
Inga W.
I'd call this a cafe more so than a restaurant. It was a lot of fried food on the menu. There were no healthy options or even a good salad. The fried fish was very tender and surprisingly good though. The service was meh, taking orders and bringing food. Given the location it would be nice to have a more fine dining, foodie experience with a view of the grounds.
Michael Carano
Very cute gift shop!!
Lucas Joignaux
Large gift shop with lots of local products and beautiful things
We grabbed a bite to eat before and after the tour. Bought some souvenirs. A lady makes pecan pralines right there, and we bought some to take home.
Dianna S.
I was pleasantly surprised by how good the food was on this beautiful plantation! One of the best seafood gumbos we had while we were in NOLA. We went with a tour group to visit the plantation. Since the restaurant staff knows you're on a time clock, they quickly seat you, bring your food hot and fresh, and bring you your bill promptly so you can get back on time. Overall, amazing experience and definitely worthwhile.
Charlotte P.
Wow Wow Wow.. a restaurant at a Plantation Tour? Who knew it could be so good.The service was great and food delicious. Off the beaten NOLA path but right in the Plantation Tour path.
Carrie W
One of the greatest meals we have had even in comparison to New Orlean's restaurants! We hadn't planned to eat her, but were a little hungry after the tour and this place rocked!
Jodi F
The tour was very informative and eye opening to how terrible things where for slaves. It was a very beautiful property. The cafe was delicious and service was great!
Cute gift shop connected to a restaurant at Oak Alley Plantation. The store had a plentiful supply of a variety of items and some really nice pralines.
This was an excellent stop after our tour. My husband and I shared the Cajun medley after sharing swamp fries. Both were very good. We also had the mint juleps. Hard to beat a KY mint julep. The weather was perfect so we were able to sit outside. Great stop!
Plantation is beautiful of course We bought 6 tickets. One of us couldn't come. No refund of course. When I asked for the ticket I wouldnt use they gave it to me. When I handed it to a lady in line behind me they shouted at me loud and angrily "thats not how this works!" I didnt appreciate the aggressiveness. I retrieved the ticket and gave it back. They just glared. Went to lunch. It wasn't busy plenty of tables. I asked nicely not to be seated beside the swinging door of the kitchen. She moved us but glared and slammed our menus and silver down. Kind of soured our day. Wont be back
Absolutely amazing! The service is on point and food is at the same level. This is the cutest little converted house attached to the gift shop. Don't let it fool you, this is a perfect spot to grab lunch while you're stilling Oak Alley :)
On tour here we stopped in for lunch on Feb 28, 2024. We had the shrimp, crab meat and okra gumbo and the special which were crepes filled with shrimp, crawfish, peas, and carrots in a tomato creole cream sauce. Both dishes were delicious. They grow their own mint which is used to make mint juleps which we also tried; it was refreshing! Our server was very kind with wonderful southern hospitality.
Were were really looking forward to eating here and drove about 30 min out of the way to give it a try. When we arrived we were seating immediately. When looking over the menu, it seemed a bit bland. I will give credit that the gumbo was delicious, but everything else I had and Christina had was just not very good. I would put this in the category that if you are just really really hungry, it will work, but walk in with minimal expectations.
Large shop with lots of Louisiana stuff as well as Plantation merchandise
I'd call this a cafe more so than a restaurant. It was a lot of fried food on the menu. There were no healthy options or even a good salad. The fried fish was very tender and surprisingly good though. The service was meh, taking orders and bringing food. Given the location it would be nice to have a more fine dining, foodie experience with a view of the grounds.
Very cute gift shop!!
Large gift shop with lots of local products and beautiful things
Restaurantji Recommends
We grabbed a bite to eat before and after the tour. Bought some souvenirs. A lady makes pecan pralines right there, and we bought some to take home.
I was pleasantly surprised by how good the food was on this beautiful plantation! One of the best seafood gumbos we had while we were in NOLA. We went with a tour group to visit the plantation. Since the restaurant staff knows you're on a time clock, they quickly seat you, bring your food hot and fresh, and bring you your bill promptly so you can get back on time. Overall, amazing experience and definitely worthwhile.
Wow Wow Wow.. a restaurant at a Plantation Tour? Who knew it could be so good.The service was great and food delicious. Off the beaten NOLA path but right in the Plantation Tour path.
One of the greatest meals we have had even in comparison to New Orlean's restaurants! We hadn't planned to eat her, but were a little hungry after the tour and this place rocked!
The tour was very informative and eye opening to how terrible things where for slaves. It was a very beautiful property. The cafe was delicious and service was great!