Collared greens and grits blew my mind. The biscuits and gravy also great. Decent coffee. Fun self-serve atmosphere that works. Super casual and just a great spot for breakfast.
Update: I went back again on day 3 of my trip to NOLA. Got the collared greens and grits again and tried the carrot yogurt (amazing too!). All so good.
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This place was recommended to us by our hotel and we had seen it in a few blogs.
Located in the Garden District this neat place offers a short list of breakfast/ brunch items.
My wife ordered their tamale and I ordered their carrot yogurt dish. We were both disappointed in the lack of flavour in the food. Very bland.
The staff was actually very kind. They let us order and sit while they were minutes from closing. They explained to us their concept and recommends us a few dishes.
The atmosphere is nostalgic for those born in the 80s and has a very chill vibe. Very clean and organized.
Overall, if you’re not in the immediate area I would not recommend to make a special trip. However if you happen to be enjoy the Garden District pop on it and take a trip down memory lane. Maybe skip on the food.
Loved everything about here. I had the grand slam substituted with an egg and it was perfect. The ratio of everything, the perfect grill on the onions, and I always appreciate when my food comes out so steaming hot you have to fight to chew the first bite but it's so worth it. The query decor and gorgeous mural on the wall gives it such a fun atmosphere and the staff were incredibly nice. Highly recommend!
The biscuit with fried chicken gravy and a fried egg on top is the perfect way to start your day. Especially if you want a hardy meal but also something that feels like you'll be full but not over stuffed that you can't move.
The fresh orange juice was great...best spot that felt like it really freshly squeezed the juice that morning.
such a cute, cool place. it’s in the same owner group as turkey and the wolf & hungry eye, and it’s just as good as you’d expect.
everything they make is delicious and they have some really unique offerings.
the vegan option of tamales is also sooo good - green curry flavored i think ?? roasted carrot yogurt, chicken biscuits, grits, hash brown, scallion pancakes, the list is long and delicious. :)
This is where it’s at! They have some of the best & biggest chicken biscuit sandwiches you could ever find in NOLA! The space it self is has a clash of nostalgia with school lunch tables,cartoon drawings,pop memorabilia and a hint of whimsical accents makes the restaurant a welcoming and somewhat exploratory atmosphere. Will go back when in NOLA
Great food. Not much seating although people do kind of leave fast. Great decor though. Good prices. Restrooms were clean. Upon walking in, you walk up to the register and order your food. You then find seating in your own. The menu is a bit limited though but it wasn't a big deal for me in this case
Impeccable vibes, mouth watering breakfast, eccentric and fun atmosphere. This was some of the best food we had in New Orleans.
Perfectly fried and seasoned juicy chicken, perfectly cooked eggs and the fluffiest biscuits we have had. If your having breakfast in NOLA, this is the spot to have it.
If you like a vintage atmosphere and excellent food then you definitely need to try this place out!! The biscuits are amazing and you should try the fresh orange juice!! It really is such a cute place. We will be back for sure just like the decor brought us back to our childhood!
I really like Molly’s Rise and Shine Restaurant. It’s got really wild decor that really works. The staff are friendly and accommodating and the service is quick. I really like that I can have breakfast here at 1:00 pm if I like though they do have a fairly extensive menu. This was my first time dining here but will not be my last.
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