Cafe 615 (home Of Da Wabbitt)

After the visit, this was invited for a business lunch. It seems that this is an institution in New Orleans Food-lore.... to add to the literally hundreds of other food institutions in New Orleans. Nice bar while you walk on the way, but that was a work lunch. A few in my party of four were here before and before we even got into the menu, said that one of their signature dishes and must have been the Hamburg steak. As a big fan of everything that was remotely related I was in and only doubtful my pages of salad and pommes. Now the other menu items I saw coming also looked quite delicious and I will plan another stop at some point, although the West Bank location is not quite comfortable. (A...

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Grandparents' favorite restaurant. My grandparents go to Da Wabbitt's at least once a week. He usually gets the special or a fried seafood platter with a cup of gumbo, and she likes the turtle soup with the Italian salad. Both the gumbo and turtle soup are phenomenal, but the sauce was a little too rich for me on the crabmeat stuffed catfish. Any soul food you order here is going to be authentic. Portions are big, so maybe consider sharing. Family friendly.

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Today was the special meat store and it sounded so good. But the temptation of the sloppy Bratbeef was too strong. This Poboy lived until his name, and I had to ask my waitress for many extra napkins. Funny thing is the menu says cut Bratbeef, which could basically mean deli meat. But the sandwich was crushed pot roast, which is the right way to do it. I'm pretty sure I don't have to eat tonight.

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Nothing fancy. But nice, clean, updated neighborhood Gretna restaurant with downright good food. Excellent fried chicken. Lunch specials are always good. This place is a winner.

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Best restaurant on the West Bank. You can not go wrong with anything on the menu.

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