Alba Ray's - San Andreas

Wrong place for 91 years! but for the rest of us it was a great time. the main complaint was the band, as it is a Cajun-Spot, we hoped to hear something zydeco when we had to bear this level of the music volume. it is more a bar atmosphere in the opposite to a dining room. we had a big party that made it hard to sit on a regular table most remote from the band. eating was good, but the jambalaya was just ok for us to crawl; others can find it great. we had the Sunday brunch that was worth every penny! I liked the tattoos.

Live band on Mother's Day, couldn't hear anyone. I called before the time to secure one standing since I had a two year old and was told I could be accommodated. we sat on a high-top bar table because they didn't stand the one. it was a timeless, groundless drink brunch and they wouldn't put us for 15 minutes while a few in our party was too late, and the bar wouldn't serve us until they sit. it was ridiculous.

For Sunday brunch. the place has the feeling of a new orleans café decoration, live music, photos of great NOLA musicians. very alive: busy, many people, a live band. small tellers were a big call for brunch. almost everything on the menu. All right, nothing bad. I'd eat everything again. Maybe they take more friends to try more dinge. the jambalaya was stellar large aromen, a bit crisp, as if it had been boiled in a paella pan. delicious. I would like to go back in the evening and eat at the nice bar.

The music is too loud that I screamed about the table. eating is medicore and does not represent new orleans at all. drinks and service were good. no sweetnesses de equal, splenda etc. not provided, which is not good for people with nutritional needs.

The restaurant had a really good vibe and people were really excited to be there. It was hard to talk to the person I was with because it was so loud even when the live music wasn't playing. The food was ok and they overused tomatoes in everything. Overall though, it was a really fun brunch just not ideal if you want to have a 1:1 conversation.