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EAT (Closed Permanently) Formerly: The Quarter Scene

(19 Ratings)
Eat. Any questions?
This French Quarter, gay-owned and operated, Creole restaurant offers guests a intimate and low-key setting. The menu offers so many great Southern dishes that making a selection could be a challenge. They also have a BYOB policy.


Hours
Tue-Fri 11:00 am - 10:00 pm
Sat 9:00 am - 10:00 pm
Sun 9:00 am - 2:00 pm
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Reviews

Dash0952
Dash0952
Over a year ago

Didn't hate entirely...there just isn't a in-between option

The staff was very friendly and attentive, but I wasn't very impressed with the food. The shrimp and crab fettuccine was good even though there were some crab claws in it. The skin on my fried chicken was too hard. Didn't much care for the "garlic" mashed potatoes or baked mac and cheese


kdlivingston
kdlivingston
Over a year ago

LOVE EAT!

Great restaurant! You can BYOB so that saves on money! Not very pricey menu! Very great food! Great service. Nice environment!


nastypig
nastypig
Over a year ago

Chelsea setting with French Quarter food

Great people watching in the old 'Quarter Scene' location - great food, too!


travelboy
travelboy
Over a year ago

food overshadowed.

by the bad bad bad service. being drag queen witty, offending in a way that doesn't come off as mean, is a skill that the boy waiting tables did not have. Walk in. look around. no "please be seated" sign. confused. yelled at for not sitting. waited 5 minutes for a menu. 10 for an iced tea. 10 more to order. ordered. most food fine. burger overdone. i ordered m/r and came m/w. they offered to make an new one but by that time i was completely over the place and told them to feed it to the waiter. He looked like he needed the food. it was my birthday.


Tweetybird
Tweetybird
Over a year ago

Wonderful food here & reasonably priced

We eat here often. It's great. Friendly gay staff and lots of local specialties on the menu. Saturday and Sunday brunches are super, and the daily menu is interesting as well. The food is always good, and sometimes incredibly good :-) Try the Creole stuffed, roasted bell pepper and the Fried Green Tomatoes. Locals come here too-- so that tells you something.


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