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Came here with a local friend. She recommended the special and it surely didn't disappoint. The food is delicious. She loves the ice tea here and I was a fan of the coffee. The grits are not what one sees as standard but they were chunky and delicious.

The food was delicious. I love the atmosphere and customer service. The gumbo infused Bloody Mary is a must try. I plan to visit every time I am travel from California.

I am definitely going back. We had the St. Paddy's Day Massacre with a cup of the duck & mushroom gumbo, and the organic turkey and sprouts. Everything was delicious.

Today my boyfriend and I decided to venture out (since I’m new to the area) and desired a new place for breakfasts. We landed at Blue Line Sandwich to take if for a trial run. When first entering, it was packed with a line. From initial glance you’d think “I don’t feel like a long line and then t

Server was prompt and friendly. Best oj I've had in a while but it's 6$ a glass so buyer beware. Waffle was cooked perfectly and potatoes were delicious Would like to get more than two slivers of bacon but I will def try this place again.

So, we didn't get a chance to dine there. We pulled up and saw the front door (glass) it needed cleaning, my Dude asked me to go inside & see. I did, it's a small old joint, not a problem, the cement floors needs deep cleaning & put some Expoxy on it. The kitchen floors needs deep cleaning. The r

The owner has a little blurb about breakfast being his favorite meal of the day and that is completely evident when eating here. This is a great breakfast spot if you're looking for a little more than Betsy's pancakes, but not a Brennans blowout. I've been twice now and every item is perfectly ex

Great brussel sprout salads, great eggs with sweet potato bites, and great freshly squeezed grapefruit juice. However we went on the day of the Saints game, and noticed the servers were very slow with picking up after customers. Again, probably due to the game, and it's called the Big Easy after all