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Rita's Olde French Quarter

945 Chartres St
New Orleans, LA 70116-3208
Phone: (504) 525-7543

Ratings & Reviews Summary for Rita's Olde French Quarter

What Users are Saying:

  • Prompt seating
5 Star Rating
 
(7 reviews)
4 Star Rating
 
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3 Star Rating
 
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2 Star Rating
 
(1 reviews)
1 Star Rating
 
(2 reviews)

User Reviews for Rita's Olde French Quarter

Citysearch (3), Trip Advisor (7), All (10)

2 Star Rating: Below Average

03/17/2004 Posted by jmratliff

We were trying to find a nice local spot that was not a tourist trap, but after going here, we wished we had got trapped somewhere else! Horrible food, I've had better Creole and Cajun in Denver. And the service was extremely slow, thanks in part to the loud constant bickering we heard coming from the kitchen. Recommended by a local, but I think they were just trying to exchange business. Stay away!

Pros: No wait to get seated

Cons: , Bad Food, Horrible atmosphere

5 Star Rating: Highly Recommended

12/20/2003 Posted by bun

I've been to "N'awlins" several times over the past five years and have eaten in many fine restaurants. The one I keep going back to is Rita's. The ambiance is so much fun. It's not a tourist trap. And the food, ah, the food. The best catfish po'boy anywhere, and the bread pudding with brandy sauce is amazing. Rita's is colorful and lively, and the food is just outstanding. Don't pass this place up.

Pros: service, food, ambiance

1 Star Rating: Not Recommended

07/07/2002 Posted by slickrick

I was in New Orleans about 3 years ago and was told by a local that Rita's had the best food in New Orleans. Went there a week ago and the food was the worst food I ever ate. This is the god's honest truth. The crabs in the gumbo were old. I took a bite in the claws and the crab meat was black with a sour taste and smell. The jambayala was only served with pasta not rice like everywhere else. The crawfish pie was also terrible! My bill was nearly 45. dollars for 2 adults 1 child. I'm from Houston and we have much better Creole food here and we have rice with our jambayala. Maybe Rita needs to visit Houston to get some ideas on cooking.

Pros: no waiting

Cons: not creole food

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  • French

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