Ruby Slipper CBD

Very nice breakfast in the New Orleans CBD (Central Business District) We came on a Saturday and had to wait about 40 minutes to get a seat, which seemed long as the originally projected 15-20. Popular spot! Once we got in everything was fine. The noise level is pretty high, but you can still have a conversation. The decor is bright and clean. The food was very good. The Bloody Mary was nice a spicy. We enjoyed our Costa Rican Breakfast and Spanish Omelette too.

Wow! Our visit to the Ruby Slipper was beyond amazing, and Crystal made it even more unforgettable! From the moment we stepped in, Crystal greeted us with the biggest smile and made us feel like old friends catching up. Her recommendations for the Hot Honey Chicken & French Toast Bites, biscuits, Banana Foster, and mimosas were spot-on—they were absolutely scrumptious! Crystal's attentiveness was top-notch. She anticipated our needs before we even realized them and ensured that everything was perfect throughout our meal. What really stood out was her genuine enthusiasm in sharing tips about the best things to do around town. We left not only with satisfied appetites but also with great ideas for exploring the area. Crystal's cheerful personality and excellent service truly made our day. We can't wait to return to the Ruby Slipper, and we hope to have Crystal as our waitress again. Thank you, Crystal, for making our brunch experience so fantastic!

Great experience from start to finish! The hostess was organized and efficient. The wait was short. The atmosphere was lively and fun. Our server, Essie, was fabulous and fun! Great personality and attentive! The food was the best we have had on our trip. (We are vegetarian so we are Limited with the traditional food here) The fried green tomato eggs Benedict was so so good!!!! I loved the cheesy twist on the hollandaise sauce. My husband had the Florentine omelette and we shared the white chocolate pancake. They had Taylor Swift themed drinks and I got the Bad Blood. They also had a little Photo Booth for T Swift too! We aren’t here for the concert but have been loving all the tributes to her! We went to the Magazine St location. The one on Decatur had a long wait. Magazine is a much bigger space and only a few minutes walk away from Decatur. I recommend this one if you are hangry like I was 😬

First time here and the food was amazing. We stumbled upon the hidden gem and found the service and atmosphere to be incredible but all of this was not possible without Kay. She was our server and was SO amazing. She was so sweet and patient with us. She recommended several dishes and we NEVER had to ask for anything. We will definitely come back to see Kay. 🫶🏼

Ruby Slippers CBD is a solid spot for brunch, especially if you’re looking for something with a bit of a Cajun twist. The atmosphere is lively, and it fits right in with the Magazine Street vibe. Service was slow to start, but once we placed our order, the food came out fairly quickly. The deepfried green tomoates were a good southern classic but could have used some more spices. The Gulf Shrimp Eggs Benedict was a solid choice. The biscuit was good, though not amazing, and the spinach felt a bit unnecessary. Still, it worked overall. Not a game-changer, but it gets the job done if you’re in the mood for a reliable, local brunch option. Worth a visit if you’re in the area and want a decent meal with New Orleans flair. Not a destination, but a good pick if you’re already in town.

Angelina was very helpful and knowledgeable about the menu. We had the Sweet Heat Chicken & Brussels with A French toast bite app. Boozy iced coffee that packed a little punch and the Ruby's Mimosa was balanced. Thank you Angelina for the excellent service!!

Our server Crystal was a rockstar! One of the best we’ve had, she was very attentive and knowledgeable about the menu, specials, and even the local areas! The food was delicious, I had the banana foster French toast and they were able to accommodate me and put the bourbon sauce on the side. The atmosphere was very lovely! Sound level wise It is loud - but totally expected! Fun and casual - Overall out of the 5 meals we had off the menu 10/10 we would recommend!

Food was really good. The chicken with honey strawberry glaze over French toast bites was amazing. The service could not have been better. The place was clean as was the restroom. We got there just after 8 AM and it was not busy. It got busy as we were leaving. It is a chain but felt like a local one-of-a-kind place. It was quiet enough for good table conversation. Cannot go wrong stopping in here.

Very nice breakfast in the New Orleans CBD (Central Business District) We came on a Saturday and had to wait about 40 minutes to get a seat, which seemed long as the originally projected 15-20. Popular spot! Once we got in everything was fine. The noise level is pretty high, but you can still have a conversation. The decor is bright and clean. The food was very good. The Bloody Mary was nice a spicy. We enjoyed our Costa Rican Breakfast and Spanish Omelette too.

Wow! Our visit to the Ruby Slipper was beyond amazing, and Crystal made it even more unforgettable! From the moment we stepped in, Crystal greeted us with the biggest smile and made us feel like old friends catching up. Her recommendations for the Hot Honey Chicken & French Toast Bites, biscuits, Banana Foster, and mimosas were spot-on—they were absolutely scrumptious! Crystal's attentiveness was top-notch. She anticipated our needs before we even realized them and ensured that everything was perfect throughout our meal. What really stood out was her genuine enthusiasm in sharing tips about the best things to do around town. We left not only with satisfied appetites but also with great ideas for exploring the area. Crystal's cheerful personality and excellent service truly made our day. We can't wait to return to the Ruby Slipper, and we hope to have Crystal as our waitress again. Thank you, Crystal, for making our brunch experience so fantastic!

Great experience from start to finish! The hostess was organized and efficient. The wait was short. The atmosphere was lively and fun. Our server, Essie, was fabulous and fun! Great personality and attentive! The food was the best we have had on our trip. (We are vegetarian so we are Limited with the traditional food here) The fried green tomato eggs Benedict was so so good!!!! I loved the cheesy twist on the hollandaise sauce. My husband had the Florentine omelette and we shared the white chocolate pancake. They had Taylor Swift themed drinks and I got the Bad Blood. They also had a little Photo Booth for T Swift too! We aren’t here for the concert but have been loving all the tributes to her! We went to the Magazine St location. The one on Decatur had a long wait. Magazine is a much bigger space and only a few minutes walk away from Decatur. I recommend this one if you are hangry like I was 😬

First time here and the food was amazing. We stumbled upon the hidden gem and found the service and atmosphere to be incredible but all of this was not possible without Kay. She was our server and was SO amazing. She was so sweet and patient with us. She recommended several dishes and we NEVER had to ask for anything. We will definitely come back to see Kay. 🫶🏼

Ruby Slippers CBD is a solid spot for brunch, especially if you’re looking for something with a bit of a Cajun twist. The atmosphere is lively, and it fits right in with the Magazine Street vibe. Service was slow to start, but once we placed our order, the food came out fairly quickly. The deepfried green tomoates were a good southern classic but could have used some more spices. The Gulf Shrimp Eggs Benedict was a solid choice. The biscuit was good, though not amazing, and the spinach felt a bit unnecessary. Still, it worked overall. Not a game-changer, but it gets the job done if you’re in the mood for a reliable, local brunch option. Worth a visit if you’re in the area and want a decent meal with New Orleans flair. Not a destination, but a good pick if you’re already in town.

Angelina was very helpful and knowledgeable about the menu. We had the Sweet Heat Chicken & Brussels with A French toast bite app. Boozy iced coffee that packed a little punch and the Ruby's Mimosa was balanced. Thank you Angelina for the excellent service!!

Our server Crystal was a rockstar! One of the best we’ve had, she was very attentive and knowledgeable about the menu, specials, and even the local areas! The food was delicious, I had the banana foster French toast and they were able to accommodate me and put the bourbon sauce on the side. The atmosphere was very lovely! Sound level wise It is loud - but totally expected! Fun and casual - Overall out of the 5 meals we had off the menu 10/10 we would recommend!

Food was really good. The chicken with honey strawberry glaze over French toast bites was amazing. The service could not have been better. The place was clean as was the restroom. We got there just after 8 AM and it was not busy. It got busy as we were leaving. It is a chain but felt like a local one-of-a-kind place. It was quiet enough for good table conversation. Cannot go wrong stopping in here.

The place was a little crowded when we showed up but thats a good a sign that the place is good. We also had the most amazing service as well. We were seated as soon as we got there and our server (name Emily) was amazing and she has an upbeat attitude. I also loved her egg earrings.

Best server ever, M.Delaugher ..she was so personable ... food was perfect and came out hot and just as expected . She made sure we had all we needed . She was very quick and I couldn't believe the memory she had for our very complicated order.

EXCELLENT food and a very personable and efficient waitress Ashira. I had the biscuits and gravy with heat and sweet chicken. Off-the chain!!!

This place was delicious!!! My daughter and I shared the White Chocolate Bread Pudding Pancakes. Absolutely DIVINE. It tasted like the middle yummy part of a cinnamon roll. 10/10 Our server was a little busy and still took the time to greet us and let us know she'd be with us soon. She got someone to come take our order and get us drinks. She then came over to apologize which was SO NOT NECESSARY. She went above and beyond to make us feel taken care of. Delicious. So glad we decided to try it out! I read reviews saying it was a tourist trap and I very much disagree. Ask for CHRISSY! The restaurant is cute too and has outdoor seating as well.

Absolutely AMAZING! Go here, you will not be disappointed. We went at 8am and got seated right away during the 2nd day of the Taylor Swift concert. Started off with a flight of mimosas and the Blueberry Lavender was definitely the favorite of the 4. We asked for a recommendation and immediately we were told to order the special....which was Sweet Heat Crispy Brussel Sprouts with Fried Chicken, Bacon Onion Jam over cheesy grits! OMFG! This was insanely good! We also ordered St Charles Chicken Eggs Bendict over biscuits which was also amazing. The sauce they put on the eggs Benedict is incredible, I could just drink it. Highly recommend this place!!! 5 stars!!!

Slightly above average food, but it was room temperature, and not for big eaters, small/average portions . I would have had to spend $50 here to get fed. As a 170 pound guy, Atmosphere was fine. Super busy. Service average

Was really looking forward to having breakfast here but it was a TOTAL let down unfortunately. They were "out of" smoked salmon... so I couldn't even get what I initially came here for. Service was so-so. Food was overpriced and bland. I seriously paid $5 for like 8 tater tots and $13 for the "Migas" which was basically 1 egg on top of soggy corn chip strips, some less than desirable "spicy" chorizo sausage, pico and half of an avocado. The chorizo was not spicy at all but it did definitely taste like it was burnt before going into the gravy. The only thing that had flavor was was the pico. Everything else was definitely under seasoned and the corn chips on the bottom makes NO sense. For what I received it was definitely over priced and totally unsatisfying. The place is quite small. Atmosphere was not very pleasant, had 2 different YOUNG kids in there being cranky ruining everyone's breakfast / brunch. If you're still on the fence... PASS. You're better off grabbing a breakfast burrito somewhere.

Excellent service and unforgettable breakfast choices! I ordered the catfish and grits on two separate occasions while I was in town for 4 days, it was that good! Clean, tender fried catfish on top of the creamiest grits with a topper of taso cream sauce. It was love at first bite! They gave a great looking selection of benedicts and omelettes as well as brunch cocktails if you prefer. I will be dreaming of this dish until next time I'm in the area!

I was told by several of my friends to make sure I made my way to Ruby Slipper for brunch. Well....I did. The food was good & the people so nice, that I went twice! The atmosphere was very busy & a little loud, but this did not detract from my experience. Our waiter, Tommy was very friendly & polite despite the mad rush. On both occasions I had the PeaceMaker Bennies (Chicken St. Charles & Bayou Shrimp). I was a little hesitant at first because of the combination of ingredients but they both were amazingly delicious!! The fried green tomato & pork Tasso/Creole sauce really brought out the flavors. Along with the incredible brunch Bennies, I tried out the beignets & the watermelon margarita. They too were absolutely amazing! Although considered by many to be a tourist trap, I encourage you to dine at Ruby Slipped when in NOLA!

A fine Southern Biscuits & Gravy with beautifully cooked bacon and grits, what is there not to love! Ruby Slipper always delivers!

Whirlwind - last Minute trip we were in New Orleans for the weekend! Staying closer to the business district, we were looking for a place to have breakfast! Well with the amount of reviews, we were like - this is it! We have to check it out!! Ruby Slipper here we come! Walking about 5 blocks, we arrived and it was so funny, from a block away we could see the line with groups of people standing outside! We were dreading the wait, but thought, hey... we're in no rush. To our surprise it was only a 10 minute wait. Quickly scanning the restaurant, it's located on a somewhat quiet corner street. Tables and chairs are available inside and outside, inside is a center bar area. Bar tables for 2 on the left. Booths and regular tables on the right. Angelette was our server and she was on point! Drinks were ordered promptly. We knew what we wanted and so we were set!! We ordered: Beignets Banana fosters french toast Souther Breakfast Pride takes flight mimosas Coffee Water Food was delicious and very filling. All in all, I loved the vibe at Ruby Slipper And would recommend if ur exploring New Orleans!

Customer service was just ok. Although she was nice, she disappeared in the back for a while. It was not crowded (only 1 other table) and around 8:30 in the morning. It took forever to get her to bring our check. Although I enjoyed the fried green tomatoes, something was off about those shrimp and grits. They appeared very oily, and they tasted the same. I know this is a popular chain in New Orleans, but I wasn't a fan.

Loved everything about the Ruby Slipper. The staff was friendly, the food was delicious, the restaurant itself was decked out for Taylor Swift weekend, and our food was brought out quickly but we didn't feel rushed. Definitely a must try when in New Orleans!

We needed a restaurant that had gluten-free options for my wife to enjoy breakfast, and she found it in the Ruby Slipper. She had options to choose between their omelets and their shrimp and grits. I went for their Trifecta of Benedicts, which (wasn't gluten-free, but I knew this) sent me into a food coma, but it was worth it. Located on Magazine Street in NOLA's Central Business District, Ruby Slipper is a happening place for brunch whose motto is "Life is brunch beyond." If you can grab a table inside, it's a very bright and lively atmosphere. They also offer outdoor seating on Magazine Street. We had an initial order of pig candy bacon bites, which are essentially broken-off pieces of candied bacon. While the presentation wasn't great, it was still pretty tasty. And it's bacon. Candied bacon. Their bacon bloody marys are pretty good there, while their Trifecta of Benedicts will leave you with leftovers unless you are a competitive eater. All of them are solid, with the Chicken Saint Charles being my favorite of the three.

There appears to be a Ruby Slipper on every corner in New Orleans. We were staying nearby and took an early morning walk to their location on Magazine St. Surprisingly there were only a few other early birds there. Later that morning there was a throng of hangry folks waiting for brunch. For breakfast, their made-from-scratch biscuits and gravy is a must. The applewood bacon topper is a wonderful addition. I'm not a Hollandaise guy but they do it right here and my request for my eggs served over easy was accommodated. Don't judge but we were easily tempted to have a morning eye-opener and their Irish coffee got the day going just fine. There are several other fine eye-openers including their version of a bloody Maria (next time). Pro tip: Go early or join their waitlist and if you are waiting in line you can order one of their fine adult beverages while you wait.

Probably one of the worst eggs Benedict I've had in my life. Fried tomato on top tastes like it's been sitting in a fryer for days. Hollandaise was not hollandaise. Biscuit was alright...eggs were tiny as you can see in the pic. Salad was good..but it was a few greens with dressing Service was no good. Got there at 750 and made an order within a few minutes. Food came 2 minutes later and I picked through it. Was out by 812. Server put the receipt on my table while I was eating and walked away. Table was wet when they sat me down.

The Ruby Slipper is a must for breakfast or brunch while in New Orleans. Be prepared to stand in line on the weekends. I got lucky and was able to sit at the bar without having to wait. I ordered the Bananas Foster French Toast and bacon. The French toast was delicious and so satisfying. The bar tender was great he made sure I was okay while making every drink in the restaurant. The menu offers a lot of options so there's something for everyone. The restaurant is a fun vibe great for a group of friends!

Very touristy, but keeps its promise as a great place for brunch! The service was familial with refills aplenty! Get yourself a flight of mimosas and settle in. I got the shrimp and grits- SO DANG GOOD!! The perfect meal after a crazy night on Bourbon street. The biscuits meet the NOLA standard of delicious. Spread some butter and fresh preserves on as a perfect starter or dessert. Accommodating for our group of 10, reasonable prices (cheaper than most), so make a reservation and go here!

Food was pretty damn good. I ordered the shrimp and grits as well as the fried green tomatoes. The favorite between the two was definitely the shrimp and grits. It spoke to my soul, lol. The service was great. My food came out super fast. I didn't really enjoy the vibes, though. The place was packed and super chaotic, so it took away from my experience.

Yesterday my wife and I ate here. We were seated at the end of the bar and ignored by staff. Food was alright but appetizers came out with the main dish. I had to ask for refills. The gross thing, however, was when the main bartender just put a vat of something with cheesecloth over it next to my wife and simply slammed cans of tomato juice next to her. The cheesecloth vat dripped next to us. The indifference of the bar and that fact that it was our 20th anniversary going to see the Swift concert. This bad service will always be in the back of my mind.

Second time at Ruby Slippers but different location. Waitress very nice and attentive. Food took longer than usual (about 45 mins) but was delicious. Every person in our group tried something new and it did not disappoint. There were many places to choose from but we all wanted to come back here!!! Can't wait to come back

The food was pretty average at best. I thought this place was a little too hyped. We waited at least 3 hours just to be seated. Once we were seated the waitress came right away to get us drinks and take our order. We waited an additional hour to get our food. The only reason we waited was because we wanted to know whether the food and drinks were really all that good. I would say this is just a step up from iHop or Denny's tbh. Definitely visit this place if you are visiting New Orleans as this is one of the "it" spots according to everyone I have talked to (maybe I'm just judging them too harshly). My only food recommendation was the fried green tomatoes (taste like burger king onion rings just sour in comparison).

We came here on a weekday morning for breakfast. One thing to note is that there is a long wait for this so I highly recommend joining the waitlist ahead of time and then checking in person (for context, ee were on the waitlist for almost 1 hour before we were seated). We ordered: - Sweet Heat Chicken and French Toast Bites - Delicious! It was a sweet spiciness that tasted really good together! - Chicken St. Charles - They offered alternatives to the bacon sauce on the Benedict upon request. It was good - I think the alternative to the bacon sauce was not a great combination with the Benedicts and biscuits, but my friend ordered it with the bacon sauce and loved it. Overall, I liked the food and will be to check it out again if I'm in the area!

Kay is Best Server in New Orleans! Come and ask for her!!! . Oh yeah the Best Biscuits around!!!!!! . If your looking for a great place to go to breakfast this is the place!! The staff is friendly and service is amazing not to mention the selections of menu yummy. Come in give them a try!!

It was a long wait, but definitely worth it. The food was outstanding. Our server was really attentive and friendly. What's best is that we were able to sit outside and enjoy the. Ice weather.

The food is amazing! The menu is wild, full of far more options than I was prepared for and I loved it! The staff are all the sweetest people. The bathrooms 2 days in a row have not been ideal.

BEST SERVICE IN ALL OF NOLA Our food could've been awful and the service would've made the whole experience! BUT the food was fantastic! The beignets with the strawberries and chantilly cream were so delicious and worth another trip just for dessert. Everything was so fresh and flavorful. The menu is diverse enough for even the pickiest eater. If you haven't already put this establishment on your "must eats in NOLA" list, consider this your sign!

Went before Eagles VS Saints game! Great food fun atmosphere and wait staff is friendly

Let's just say this is the brunch place to be! We made reservations for the wrong one but the young lady was so understanding and sweet. We waited for about 10 minutes and sat at the bar. The bartender was great too. He took our orders fast and got everything right. Food ordered: Fried chicken Biscuits and gravy with eggs and chicken sausage Pancakes Fried green tomatoes Loaded tots (bacon and pull pork) Everything 10/10 Drinks: Mimosa flight: 5/5 wife enjoyed Lavender cocktail :4.5/5 They were getting people in and out without rushing people out. They cleaned as you were done eating and when people were leaving. They have indoor and outdoor seating!

A pretty solid breakfast. The only thing is that the fruit did not look fresh at all which was very unappetizing. Everything else was good though. I really liked the grits and the biscuits are sooo soft. The jam that it comes with is delectable!

Excellent service and food. The Benedict's are definitely a favorite and there is an option to pick 2 or 3 of your choice.

If you're not diabetic before getting here.... But sooooo worth it! The biscuits and gravy are hands down the best I've ever had!!!! The wait for early Tuesday afternoon was about 30m. Totally worth it. Learned afterwards there was an app to check in that would have been easier. Back to the food- biscuits and gravy with spicy sweet heat- a must! Candied bacon good. French toast bites pretty good too. But damnnn those biscuits, y'all!!!

What?! This was the best breakfast we have had in a long time!!!! We had the Eggs Benedict mix and match.... Fried chicken and friend green tomatoes!!! AMAZING..... my husband had the southern breakfast.... The grits..... were delicious! But the show stopper were the white chocolate pancakes and our server Kay!!! She was so friendly and helpful and gave us lots of great advice on the menu!!! We would be regulars here if we lived local!!! I suggest opening a location in So Cal!

Great service and a deliciously hearty breakfast. The biscuit was bigger than my fist. The course ground grits were so textured and flavorful. Eggs done right and a bonus fried green tomato. What a cool spot to start off the day.

Look. I wanted to like this place. I really did. Breakfast is my favorite meal when on vacation. I'll begin with the positives. The service: amazing. Friendly, attentive, great. No complaints. The sweet tea? Best I had while in New Orleans. The restaurant itself was cute and clean. My meal though was a bit off. I ordered the Tex mex egg thing, Migas. It has eggs, pico, cheese, chorizo. I order these kinds of things all the time at restaurants. When mine came it was super soggy. The eggs were soupy. They were also a bit bland. Chorizo tasted ok but as a first meal before you go about walking in 95 degree weather and 60% humidity, I didn't want soggy eggs in my stomach. I didn't eat much. The texture just didn't sit right. My husbands meal was fine. But...meh. It was just.....bad. Sorry, this seems like a favorite in the area but a pass for me. There are sooooo many other great places to get breakfast.

Signing up for the waitlist saves so much time! I had a view of Ruby Slipper from my hotel room and could see a crowd of people waiting outside the restaurant to get seated. After putting myself on the list, I waited about an hour, then walked 2 minutes to check in with the hostess. She sat me at the bar right away. Diners who didn't put themselves on the waitlist were being told 80 minutes, but I think it went through quicker than that. As far as the food and service goes, I didn't love it. French toast bites were just okay, I should've just waited for some beignets at my usual place to satisfy my sweet tooth. I ordered the skinny migas, which is the vegetarian version of the dish. I will say the menu is transparent, and they have a dietary menu on their website. One of the guys behind the bar was giving excellent service to everyone and made sure he was available to the customers he was checking out, offering water cups to go and take away containers with a bag and silverware. When the other server was closing my bill, she was quick to say bye after my payment went through. I had to call after her to ask for a to go container. She grabbed it for me quickly and was gone again - a far cry from the other guy working. I came in before work, so I couldn't drink, but the champagne flight and cocktails looked great! I'd be open to coming in again for drinks and hopefully finding something I like better on the food menu.

really good food. I tried the biscuits and gravy breakfast on my most recent visit and loved it. super delicious. and the candied bacon... omg... not to be missed! so so tasty. service was ok. one of the items we ordered was missing and she didn't come back after we got our food, so that was a bummer. otherwise fine. there was no wait when we went, but I've been other times where the wait was insane, so I love that they have a mobile check in option.

This is my fav breakfast spot in NOLA. I try to visit every time I'm here. It can be crazy busy. Tho now being able to join the queue virtually in advance is awesome-- tho don't forget to check in when you get there and affirm you are at the right location! I didn't know they even had other locations until this visit. We went with first available for seats and wound up at the bar. But even tho we don't drink-- it was great! Great service. Good views and people watching. I think the place has a fun vibe. Even signing in early we had about a 20 min wait outside with a HUGE CROWD. It was Easter Sunday so I wasn't that surprised.... There was a server selling alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages to everyone waiting so that was a boon! Wait for food after ordering was not bad at all considering how busy they were. The trifecta was fab! Everything was super tasty with one exception. The grits were super dry. They had a crusty skin on top and a huge nugget of grits that hadn't been stirred enough and glommed together when being cooked. I think the dryness and skin on top was because they sat on a steam table scooped up for too long. But other than that-- it was great!

I got the Trifecta which came with 3 different types of egg Benedict's. Fried chicken, braised pork, and shrimp. All of them were good but I think I liked the fried chicken and braised pork the most. If you don't want to try 3, you can order the "peacemaker" which you can mix & match any 2 benedicts. I also ordered a lavender Paloma to enjoy.

Easter Sunday is a busy day at the Ruby slipper, but one can assume most Sundays are busy here. We put ourselves on the wait list about 25 minutes before we arrived and we seating immediately when we got there around 9:00 on Easter Sunday. We were lucky enough to snag a seat outside for some good people watching and it did not disappoint. For my breakfast I chose the mix and match egg bennies. My favorite out of the two was the shredded pork one, but I also got the one with shrimp and fried green tomato. Both were tasty, but my preference is typically pork. My husband ordered the omelet that comes with 3 eggs and asked if he could add additional eggs to the omelet (for an additional cost of course). Crystal our waitress said she would make the request, but the kitchen put the 2 extra eggs on the side. I'm assuming it's because of how busy they are and the sheer volume of customers that come through. I would argue that the omelet was a bit small and even question if it contained 3 eggs to begin with. There were no complaints in taste though. Crystal was a great and friendly waitress and deserved every cent of her tip. She kept refills flowing and offered me a to go for my coffee. Ruby slipper remains a great options while in New Orleans in my opinion.

Make sure you get there early or make reservations. It gets crowded and people are willing to wait. They have multiple locations but each location has a long wait. Walking distance, no need to drive. If you have a long wait, there's plenty around the area to walk and look at to kill time while you wait. They even offer you to order drinks while you wait if you decide to stay closeby. And believe me, it's worth the wait. We were seated on time and everyone is so nice. The menu isn't too big but everything sounds amazing. I ordered the eggs Benedict trio and only shared a bite of each so that my husband can taste how amazing it was. He ordered the sweet heat chicken and French toast bites - he enjoyed it but wished there was more of it. My girls shared French toast bites with fresh fruit and cinnamon swirl pancakes. They loved every bite. The French toast bites are a perfect one bite with a good crunch. The pancakes were delicious and they could've had more if allowed. I also ordered a boozy iced coffee because when in NOLA, why not. It was delicious, a lot stronger than I was expecting but still yummy. Definitely will come here again when visiting NOLA but will be sure to make reservations ahead of time. And even if there's none available, we will wait because it's definitely worth the wait.

Restaurant was located across the street from the hotel that we stayed in. Wait wasn't tooooo long. Food was yummy and just enough. Coffee wasn't all that good-it tasted burned. Tables were tight and close together. Overall, it was an enjoyable experience and I'd go back to this location.

We just ate at Ruby Slipper. 1001 Canal, New Orleans! Mikesha G (piggy) was our server. She was so friendly and took care of us with a fabulous attitude!!!! The food was delicious. We all ordered something different and everyone was happy! Please ask for Mikesha G!!!!

ALL DAY BRUNCH MENU from an honest southern scratch kitchen! This is the breakfast food you want to try when visiting New Orleans. Massive portions. Flavorful and creative dishes. High energy and enthusiastic atmosphere. Our waitress was amazing. Her name escapes me (if it helps management, she was hard of hearing and covered in tattoos--thank her again for us). The way she introduced herself and provided general information to us was so honest, sincere, and honestly, it made us feel like we were sitting at her own kitchen table. We adored her. Food was tasty but my favorite item of the morning was their BLOODY MARY. It was better than ANY bloody Mary I've ever had--and that is saying a lot as a Marylander.

This restaurant came highly recommended so when I was in Nola for a girls trip, we had to stop by. We were able to join the waitlist online but it was not the most accurate. After about 45 minutes of waiting we were sat and immediately placed our orders. The first thing to come out was the mimosa flight! The flavors were Blueberry Lavender, Watermelon Pomegranate, Pineapple Peach Bellini, and Blue Orange. Each flavor was pretty good and the champagne was definitely present! For entrees I had the bananas foster French toast and it was absolutely delicious! I'm a huge fan of bananas foster and couldn't wait to have it on my favorite breakfast dish. My friend had the eggs Benedict and this was equally delicious! The eggs were cooked perfectly and hollandaise was flavorful. If you don't mind waiting outside for a while, I would highly recommend coming here, especially if the weather is nice. It was a bit cramped and crowded but sitting outside gave us a little bit of personal space. Be prepared to wait but the food and drinks are worth it!

Yum! We came on an extremely crowded and rainy summer day morning. We joined the waitlist before walking over and stood in a short line to check in. Although quoted 15-30 mins - we probably waited 5-10. Our waitress was incredibly sweet and attentive despite the huge crowd and chaos (they didn't have as much outside seating so it was very loud inside). I had the hot salmon omelet with a side salad and added a small side of fruit and a house buttermilk biscuit. My husband had their fried green tomato BLT and enjoyed it. Food was out quickly, order was right, and taste was great! Also - they serve the local French truck coffee and I had a NoLa coffee. Iced with milk and cream. Noms. Would happily come back again. They had avocado toast with salmon (or without) tons of pancakes and waffles and other goodies to satisfy everyone.

I rarely leave a five star review, but Ruby Slipper earned it. Prior to this experience, the best breakfast I'd had was in Austin. Well, move over Austin, New Orleans just thumped you! My sweetheart and I split the bananas Foster French toast and the trifecta. Both were spectacular. Each bite was met with, "Oh, wow." Service was friendly and attentive, and because it was a nice morning, we enjoyed our breakfast outside. I'm not sure I want to have breakfast elsewhere for the remainder of this trip. Wow!

Breakfast was amazing! Eggs Cochon was a great selection. Egg over pulled pork over a cat head biscuit with hollandaise over the top of it all....times two! Plenty of breakfast for a big eater like myself. Also use the "wait ahead" feature on their website to get in line early. I got in line before I walked over from hotel and walked right in. Bartender took care of me and was very personable. Look forward to going back again next time I'm in town

A have to go to place in New Orleans! Great breakfast spot. Food was delicious. Except the beniegts (way too dough-y) Drinks were ok. Definitely check it out. Service was good and a lively spot! Cute!