The Court of Two Sisters

Retired “Foodie” Lady 4 months ago

We enjoyed a relaxing and delicious dinner at the Court of Two Sisters. Our group of 45 people started with a cup of flavorful dark roux gumbo. The salad was a fresh and crisp wedge of romaine lettuce and 3 cherry tomatoes with creole French dressing. The entree my husband chose was the fried catfish and I chose the shrimp & crawfish pasta. Dessert was bread pudding served with a warm whisky sauce. The service was friendly and professional!

Jeka P a month ago

Loved both the food and the length that the staff went to make me happy. They had slightly different menus between the two sides of the restaurant and have been able to get me food from both. Food tasted great, and I enjoyed reading the history of the place. Courtyard is lovely - is one of the bigger ones and is super cozy.

Andrea Barrett a month ago

Excited about eating here. Was with a large group, so service was a bit slow. Due to the weather, we were unable to enjoy the outdoor courtyard which would have been nice. The food was good. I enjoyed the catfish and the red bean with rice. I would definitely visit again.

Gurleen Kaur 4 months ago

Was a great place to get to try a lot of traditional New Orleans foods with jambalaya, gumbos and more! Also had the best biscuits I’ve ever had and I could eat them all day! The outdoor patio area is so cute as well and it’s so nice to sit out there with live music on a sunny day!

Frank Fazzalari 4 months ago

Visited The Court of Two Sisters while in New Orleans, located in the heart of the Historic French Quarter. The atmosphere was classic and traditional, and the service was friendly and attentive, offering that familiar Southern hospitality. We went for the jazz brunch featuring Creole dishes, which sounded promising, but the food itself was just average and didn’t quite live up to the reputation. Unfortunately, the courtyard was closed due to rain, which likely would have enhanced the overall ambiance. Overall, a bit of a miss for us, and not a spot we’d return to. Saluti