"I like this!Catty Car Corner is not a totally New Orleans experience, but it does attempt to bring the flavor and feeling of the Crescent City into this cafe on the street level of a skyscraper in the Central Business District. It's for nearby office workers, it's likely closed when the nearby Superdome is in use.The menu is written on several signs in the kitchen area. I saw some pots with Southern food: beans, cooked veggies, probably some gumbo. But nothing on the menu indicated how this could be ordered, or what the price was. All three of us had sandwiches, chips, and Coke, and I also grabbed the Tony Chacherie's and put it on my club sandwich. Not totally local for us tourists from Texas, but with the heavy rain and a one-block walk that was mostly covered, it still worked well.And these sammies were goooooood. The girl wished she would have gotten something besides a ham cheese, but she still liked it a lot. My club was filling, so was the Hunny's turkey. Two big men walked by when they were finished, and she thought she overheard them talking about football-related topics; maybe they were from the Saints? Overall, the place was half full, people enjoying themselves, loving the food.This being New Orleans, parking is terrible. And Catty Car Corner, and this part of Polydras, are not for tourists and it's a long walk from the French Quarter. But it's still a winner. It's easy to find really good food in the Big Easy, and this is one of those spots, so don't worry that you didn't get to eat at the Napoleon House or other famous places. You can come here instead."
