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The Court of Two Sisters

(27 Ratings)
Southern charm

Located amongst the shops of Royal, this is an interesting place that offers a daily jazz brunch buffet. The natural, romantic setting makes dinner a little hard to attend without prior reservations.



Hours
Daily 5:30 pm - 10:00 pm
Open Now


Map of The Court of Two Sisters's address

Reviews

Great buffet

Loved it and will do it again.


Great Sunday Brunch!

It's not cheap ... but the food and atmosphere are excellent!


classic and elegant

This restaraunt centrally located between bourbon and Canal streets is a jewel among the treasure cove of restaraunts the city has to offer. Mixed, older crowd, and it might be a bit pricy for some people, but it's worth every penny. once you step inside the restaraunt which has an outdoor patio as well, it's like stepping into a new world, where all the action going on on bourbon street cease to exist and your swept away in classic southern dining...(ask for the sweet tea)


Yum

Yep. Great space, it was. And the food and service was one to remember... Sit outside if you can.


Wow what a place.

Let me say it has been a very long time when I first visited the restaurant. But I had a wonderful dinner out in the courtyard.The service was topnotch and the food was even better too. Make sure you leave room for their banannas foster.MMMM-MMM Great!


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