Ruby Slipper Cafe - New Orleans

This is a must have in New Orleans for breakfast. There are a few located in the city--the French toast bites are crunchy and deliciously coated in cinnamon sugar. The candied bacon is another must try. If you get nothing else get those two items. I loved the theme of the restaurant and the food was amazing.

Whether it was from online testimonials or word of mouth, Ruby Slipper Café always gets rave reviews. The expectations I had as I walked in were sky high, almost at the point where I didn't think it could live up to the hype. Thankfully, it absolutely did! From start to finish the meal was exceptional. Started with the mimosa flight which offered 4 different flavors, all of which were refreshing and tasty. Also tried the boozy coffee which if you like coffee and vodka, yep, that's a drink for you. Be careful though because 2 of those will kick back. For our meal we ordered three dishes so that we could sample around a little of everything. We ordered the buttermilk biscuit sliders duo, breakfast tacos and the migas. The biscuits were some of the best I've ever had on their own but add the pork and fried chicken to it too?! Wow, rockstar of a dish. A must try. The breakfast tacos were solid and straight forward. No frills but rock solid. Last but not least, the migas great balance of spicy along with nice texture with the chips. Would certainly try all three again! Pro Tip: join the online waitlist to prevent waiting at the restaurant.

I had stuffed French Toast and my husband had Southern Breakfast. We both had the Mimosa Flights. I like 2 of the 4 flavors. I highly recommend this place.

The service was really good I unfortunately forgot our servers name. The pancakes are more of a dessert than a meal because of how sweet they are. Cinnamon chunks were good but there's a spicy syrup it sits in

We came here right when we landed for breakfast, then came back right before our flight out! This was our favorite breakfast place we tried. The wait wasn't really long (about 10 minutes) and our food didn't take too long to come out. We tried the crawfish cake, blueberry lemon stuffed French toast, omelette, French toast bites, pancakes, and the bayou shrimp Benedict. The crawfish cake was seasoned great. The French toast was a bit sweet with all the flavorings all over it, and they could have done without the sprinkles, but it was still good. The sauce that was on the Benedict was to die for! Seasoned to perfection and I've never had a sauce so good! The omelette was seasoned so well and so good. The pancakes were light and fluffy and the French toast was super good too. This will be absolutely be my go to place the next time I go to New Orleans!