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Canal Street Bistro

Canal Street Bistro

3903 Canal St, 70119, New Orleans, United States

Steak • Bistro • American • International


"Absolutely amazing restaurant. My family and I are locals and we came across this place by random for Sunday brunch and decided to go in. Let me tell you, we are SO glad that we did. We had such an amazing experience..I hardly know where to start. The gorgeous, quaint setting in mid city with the large open windows to watch the street cars pass by and great jazz music playing to start off brunch were the first things we noticed. Then, our server was the most inviting, welcoming, enthusiastic person we could've asked for. I believe her name was Cathy and she should get all the credit she deserves. Now, the FOOD! OUT OF THIS WORLD. Oh my goodness, we ordered a bit of a variety and ended up sharing all of our food because it was all SO phenomenal. This place really knows how to create an outstanding, diverse menu and execute their dishes to absolute perfection. And to top it all off, one of the owners (or the owner's daughter, I believe? , came and checked on us and then proceeded to talk to us for a while about the background of the restaurant and our entire experience. That is the kind of personal touch that you just can't put a price on. If I could give this place more than 5 stars, I would. This place was so great to us that we made such great memories here that we've already declared it an official tradition for us to return here whenever we all get together again."

Lucy's Fried Chicken

Lucy's Fried Chicken

5408 Burnet Rd, 78756, Austin, United States

Grill • Casual • Chicken • American


"I REALLY hate writing this review, but, hopefully it gets the attention of the owners of Lucy's so some changes can be made. I first walked in to Lucy's Congress ave location in 2012, and. Was completely blown away by the food. The chicken was moist, flavorful and perfectly fried. The sides were equally impressive in their flavors. Unfortunately, this is no longer the case. Today, i stopped in to the Burnet Rd location for lunch. I order the chicken basket and a side of Mac and Cheese. When my food arrived, the first thing i joticed was that my chicken looked burned. Then, i took a bite of the mac and cheese. The macaroni was WAY undercooked and chewy, and it had no flavor. i Tried seasoning with sal and pepper, but still found it to be inedible, so i sent it back. Moving on to the chicken, it was dry, slightly burned, and tasted like it had been fried in very dirty oil. Lucy's, i am seriously disappointed. I can not tell you how many times i have bragged on you and your food, but now, I'd rather go to Popeye's. Id love to give the benefit of the doubt and just believe it was an off day, but, unfortunately, i've already given that benefit of the doubt to you a couplemof times before today. Now, I just have to accept that you aren't paying attention to your quality the way you used to. Had the mac and cheese not been removed from the bill, i would have paid $25 for this meal(that includes one beer). Definitely not worth the price whenn consider that i have had better fried chicken at the Stripes gas station in Blanco."

Turkey Leg Hut

Turkey Leg Hut

4830 Almeda Rd Suite A/B, 77004, Houston, US, United States

Full • Cheese • Drinks • Catering


"Go for the experience but don't expect to be wowed by the food. Be ready for at least a 1 hour wait to be seated Maybe longer. It's outside and little place to sit so expect a long wait. Once seated expect loud music The menu is not huge but certainly different. Whoever thought to stuff a full sized turkey leg with dirty rice then cover it with Alfredo sauce either deserves an award for being innovative or for cooking while drunk. All the food arrives in HUGE portions however everything is spicy to the point of not being good. So spicy that the waiter actually gave us a warning. Even the lobster Mac and cheese was spicy to the point of not wanting to eat it. Tasted like good Mac and cheese that was smothered in Cajun crab and shrimp boil. My friend thought the turkey keg itself was world class. Mine was like one you would get smoked at a grocery store and reheated dry and chewy. (Not a fresh smoked one) In the end... I left way more than I eat and my stomach didn't feel right the rest of the night. I don't drink much alcohol these days but my friend said the drinks were fantastic The place is very low key but expensive. A single turkey keg will run you $25+ You could come in flip flops and a T-shirt. However people were eclectic some were in jeans and T-shirts while others were in evening dresses and suites A lot were eating before clubbing. So in the end. It's worth a visit just to see the food and watch the people. But I would be guarded about ordering very much except to share and only if you like overly spiced (read poorly spiced) food. In the end I would NOT consider for a good meal maybe for the entertainment. Food alone a 1 star meal size 5 star. Presentation 2 star. Overall because it's so unique 3 star."