Daisy Dukes Cafe

Was a nice little find just off the main drag of canal street, the service was impeccable, the beignets were so delicious! And luckily we got the 2 for 1 Bloody Mary and I was not disappointed, we had an outside dining experience and was pleasantly impressed by the wait staff attending to our needs as if we were dining inside, this is a nice little place to visit and enjoy a quaint little meal without the hustle and bustle. Strongest recommendations.

Was recommended this restaurant during my visit by a local and super happy that I decided to go. The Bloody Mary was the best I've ever tasted and the crawfish egg rolls are a must! I tried also tried the alligator sausage po boy and it was delicious as well! Asked for a side of the remoulade sauce and it took the po boy to another level! Would highly recommend this place!

Daisy Dukes Cafe is a must-stop spot in New Orleans if you’re craving bold, classic flavors. I ordered the gator bites with Cajun fries, and they were perfectly seasoned, crispy, and full of flavor without being overwhelming. My partner had the Cajun chicken pasta, which was rich, creamy, and packed with just the right amount of spice. Every bite tasted fresh and well thought out, and you can tell they don’t cut corners on flavor. It’s the kind of place you’d happily recommend to anyone visiting the city because the food truly delivers.

We had a fantastic brunch here with a party of eight. The most impressive thing was that with everyone ordering different meals and sides, there wasn't a single complaint about the food—it was all delicious! A fun FYI: they make their own hot sauce, which is a great touch. The only minor miss was the lemonade, which didn't taste quite right. Will definitely be back!

Honestly. I failed to realize there's Daisy Dukes Cafe vs. Daisy Dukes FQ. The last time I was here in 2019, I went to the FQ location. This location I wasn't impressed with at all. The food was pretty mediocre..at best. I ordered a shrimp po boy + a side or jambalaya. The jambalaya was completely dry and lacked flavor. The po boy was just mediocre/bland. The service was incredible. The waitress was very attentive and checked on me throughout. Which is great since I was dining solo. The environment is small and intimate. But not as if you're sitting on top of one another. The vibes were blah, when I go to restaurants like this I expect some kind of background music. I mean I am in Nawlins. They were playing something, but it was playing VERY low. Oh, and I'm not sure why, but I ordered