Found this french-esque cafe while walking down the street. Its very artsy and feels like the restaurant was built amongst a tree house. For appetizer, ordered the shrimp and grits which was cooked in this delicious flavorful sauce with red peppers. A good portion for an appetizer for sure. Not a grits fan but they weren't nasty! I ordered the redfish which was served on a bed of asparagus and bok choy. Blackened redfish was done well, however, I would have preferred a different pairing of vegetables to complement the taste of the fish. Also ordered the cheese board + fruit which was assorted with 2 cheeses. It was a decent pairing, but lack of attention to detail as some of the fruit was not visibly as fresh. I would recommend this for a cute brunch with friends or a late night cozy dinner. Service was great, staff is really friendly.

Always a unique experience. Don't miss the pate plate. Had pan seared redfish. Excellent. Chocolate decadence for dessert. Service was great.

Will return...Loved it! My sister took us here & I picked it out to try! All three of us were thrilled..romantic setting, good service and all of us loved their food dishes we chose.

Everything is wonderful Highly Recommend onion soup, hanger steak and Suzanne crepes Best to make reservations before going

One of my favorite restaurants in New Orleans. The food is phenomenal. Love the mussels and onion soup on regular menu. Their specials are always fantastic! Service always professional even at their busiest times and you can't beat the ambiance of dining indoors but feeling like you're at an outdoor cafe in Paris.

One of the most romantic restaurants in New Orleans. The indoor/outdoor seating is varied in its feel and vistas. It does feel like an eclectic Parisian restaurant. The cocktails are excellent, and the wine selection is quite good. Escargot are a favorite and come out sizzling in garlic butter with sliced house baguette. The cheese plate has of late been reduced to just a couple, albeit delicious, cheeses. The French onion soup is consistently excellent. The salads are usually on point, however at my last visit the leaves were somewhat wilted. As for the mains - the skilled chefs know to cook on point - making delicious lamb chops, steak and gulf fishes. The dessert menu is varied and is well accompanied by the coffees and after dinner drinks. Service is professional; sometimes hurried. Overall a beautiful and magical experience, especially if you partake in various courses.

Wow, what a great place to stop for appetizers and drinks! The espresso martinis are to die for and enjoyed getting a few appetizers for the table. The staff was outstanding, provided quick service and made great recommendations. Thank you Chad for making our dining experience what it is!

I loved the chocolate banana tart. Also tried the duck rillete and a "gulf fish." Everything was good, but the patio in perfect weather was the real delight.

Arrived on a Sunday around noon and sat outside in the heat of summer because it was going to be a 40 minute wait for inside. Despite the heat and dripping sweat, I still enjoy the food so much. Hands-down, I will go back for the pate any day anytime. The portion was amazing so amazing. In fact that we had to order more bread like five times. It is enough to feed a family. I am still dreaming of it to this day. Otherwise, all the food was great, but still, the pate was my favorite. Service was friendly I would recommend sitting indoors if you're in the heat of summer It is close to NOMA, just a few blocks down I would definitely come back!

This is a really interesting building surrounded by verdant trees which contains a French Bistro inside which, as its namesake indicates, is named after Edgar Degas, the noted French impressionist painter who spent time in New Orleans. This restaurant is located just a short distance from the Degas House that was the home of Edgar Degas while he was in New Orleans which now operates as a bed & breakfast and as an event venue. Cafe Degas offers traditional French bistro fare which they manage out of a surprisingly tiny kitchen. The ambiance here is quite nice and the location is in a beautiful area of Esplanade Avenue which contains several other interesting restaurants and businesses. I've had nice business meetings here and pleasant lunches and dinners here with friends. This is certainly a marvelous place for an enjoyable meal in a unique space. My video review of Cafe Degas is here: https://youtu.be/AuMslI2SVko