Fatoush
| 2372 Saint Claude Avenue #130, New Orleans |
5 priser
8.80/10.00 |
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+1 504-371-5074 |
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Mylon Pruett (22.08.2016 03:14)
Order: Cappuccino, omelet
Price: $13
Pros: Anything you want in the omelet, tons of foam on the cappucino, great place to sit
Cons: Slow service (had to remind them), quality of the espresso was good not great
Thoughts: Our first meal in NOLA was at this cool Mediterranean cafe that had an absolutely awesome atmosphere for just hanging out, doing some work, chatting with friends, and getting some food. They really did have an awesome set up for spending time in the cafe and I never felt like we were rushed to make room for others even though we were meeting for over an hour and half and didn’t order a ton of food.
The food itself was pretty good. I really liked how you could order an omelet with anything you wanted in it for no extra charge, it was awesome to get to add a ton of veggies without having to worry about end up paying for a $20 omelet. We also got a cappuccino since they were out of turkish coffee (nooooooo, I was literally so freakin sad) and sat down to wait.
The turkish coffee came out pretty quick and was good but not amazing. The foam was awesome, and there was piles of it, but once you got to the coffee itself the espresso was a little lacking on the flavor profile side. After about 15-20 minutes we still hadn’t gotten our omelet so we went up to the counter and asked how it was going and it turns out they had completely forgotten about about it. After that it only took a few minutes to get the omelet out and it was delicious. It was cooked really well (not undercooked but still fluffy and not at all burnt) and stuffed full of ingredients.
It is worth mentioning that the place was not packed at all when had the delayed service and that quite a few reviews mention the wait. Everyone there was super nice they just genuinely forgot our order. We ended up coming back for the Turkish coffee another day (and it was awesome), but I wouldn’t recommend it if you are in a rush. If you’ve got some time to enjoy a really good meal with friends though, this was an awesome Mediterranean spot.
Order: Cappuccino, omelet
Price: $13
Pros: Anything you want in the omelet, tons of foam on the cappucino, great place to sit
Cons: Slow service (had to remind them), quality of the espresso was good not great
Thoughts: Our first meal in NOLA was at this cool Mediterranean cafe that had an absolutely awesome atmosphere for just hanging out, doing some work, chatting with friends, and getting some food. They really did have an awesome set up for spending time in the cafe and I never felt like we were rushed to make room for others even though we were meeting for over an hour and half and didn’t order a ton of food.
The food itself was pretty good. I really liked how you could order an omelet with anything you wanted in it for no extra charge, it was awesome to get to add a ton of veggies without having to worry about end up paying for a $20 omelet. We also got a cappuccino since they were out of turkish coffee (nooooooo, I was literally so freakin sad) and sat down to wait.
The turkish coffee came out pretty quick and was good but not amazing. The foam was awesome, and there was piles of it, but once you got to the coffee itself the espresso was a little lacking on the flavor profile side. After about 15-20 minutes we still hadn’t gotten our omelet so we went up to the counter and asked how it was going and it turns out they had completely forgotten about about it. After that it only took a few minutes to get the omelet out and it was delicious. It was cooked really well (not undercooked but still fluffy and not at all burnt) and stuffed full of ingredients.
It is worth mentioning that the place was not packed at all when had the delayed service and that quite a few reviews mention the wait. Everyone there was super nice they just genuinely forgot our order. We ended up coming back for the Turkish coffee another day (and it was awesome), but I wouldn’t recommend it if you are in a rush. If you’ve got some time to enjoy a really good meal with friends though, this was an awesome Mediterranean spot.
Allan Linker (17.05.2016 04:32)
Overpriced. I had appetizer of grape leaves and a gyro sandwich. Grape leaves were cold and tasted like they were from a can for 6 bucks. The gyro was ok. For around the same money, I could have gotten a gyro plate and freshly made grape leaves from Lebanon's or Mona's.
Overpriced. I had appetizer of grape leaves and a gyro sandwich. Grape leaves were cold and tasted like they were from a can for 6 bucks. The gyro was ok. For around the same money, I could have gotten a gyro plate and freshly made grape leaves from Lebanon's or Mona's.
kayshyna spriggens (18.12.2015 17:40)
First time trying Turkish food and it was amazing. The prices are average for fresh ingredients unless you're a dollar menu kind of person ;-). The portion sizes were pretty large. The employees were nice and answered all of my questions. Worth a try! Bringing my buddy there tomorrow.
First time trying Turkish food and it was amazing. The prices are average for fresh ingredients unless you're a dollar menu kind of person ;-). The portion sizes were pretty large. The employees were nice and answered all of my questions. Worth a try! Bringing my buddy there tomorrow.
MsG Haunted Mardi Gras Manor (02.07.2015 20:02)
Great atmosphere, awesome staff, hookahs, Turkish, tea, coffee, pastries, its beautiful & clean. A lil pricy but So Worth It! Treme Chess Club Mon & Sat.
Great atmosphere, awesome staff, hookahs, Turkish, tea, coffee, pastries, its beautiful & clean. A lil pricy but So Worth It! Treme Chess Club Mon & Sat.
Vladimir Makushkin (21.09.2014 19:40)
Coffee was really good! I am a big fan of european style coffee, which is hard to get in the US. This place is great and well worth visiting. Tiramisu was perfect, too.
Coffee was really good! I am a big fan of european style coffee, which is hard to get in the US. This place is great and well worth visiting. Tiramisu was perfect, too.
