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Bright, quaint daytime cafe best known for its hearty American breakfasts.
Hours
| Sunday | 8 AM–2 PM |
| Monday (Labor Day) | 8 AM–2 PM Hours might differ |
| Tuesday | 8 AM–2 PM |
| Wednesday | 8 AM–2 PM |
| Thursday | 8 AM–2 PM |
| Friday | 8 AM–2 PM |
| Saturday | 8 AM–2 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 7801 Panola St, New Orleans, LA 70118
Phone: (504) 314-1810
Website: http://panolastreetcafe.com/
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Reviews
Chris Reine
We ate at Panola for the first time today, but it won’t be the last. Every thing was perfect. Our server, Emily, offered to brew a pot of Community Coffee and Chicory. Perfect! My favorite and You don’t often find it at restaurants. We split two omelettes, the special boudin omelette and the crawfish omelette. Both were excellent. The sides of potatoes and the grits were also as good as you’ll find. This one gets a five star plus!!!
… moreAbdul Saleh
Delicious food, waiters are friendly. I recommend the crabcake Benedict, Veggie omelette with their homemade biscuit. Also, they have really good crawfish etouffee omelette in some days.
… moreAaron M. Reimer
Quaint neighborhood restaurant with wonderful food. It was a street car ride and a quick walk from our hotel in the Garden District. I had the Sausalito Omelet, which was amazing, and my wife had the Pontchartrain Eggs Benedict. The mimosa carafe is a must! I highly recommend this restaurant for any travelers looking for an authentic New Orleans experience, instead of the touristy eateries in the Quarter.
… moreIsabelle Duran
Great service! Solid neighbourhood breakfast spot. Wouldn’t come out of my way for it but happy we stumbled on it.
… moreMichelle Palmer
We took a short walk up for breakfast this morning. Read the reviews and they were spot on. Great selection of breakfast items, drinks and very spacious. It was very busy but Missy, our server was quick to get our coffee and orders.
… moreAliya R.
The food was very tasty. My parents are regulars and always get the western omelet. I ordered the hamburger steak.
… moreKazem Ghazaleh
We went there on a Sunday early in the morning, we found a table immediately, the food was good, I had the steak and egg plate, I also had the French toast, service was very good.
… moreAngela Boyd
Very nice corner cafe uptown. First visit here and no complaints. I was greeted upon entry and seated. Ordered food and meal came out in about 5 minutes. They’re pancakes are really fluffy and good. The western omelet was loaded with fresh ingredients. I’m a huge fan of coffee every morning and the coffee was hot, fresh, and delicious. Melissa was my server and she was so nice and bubbly and always checked on me to make sure I had everything. Great first impression!
… moreJimmy Pecoul
Everyone loved their food. The coffee was good and the mimosas are always on point. Get the boudin eggs with extra cheese and you won’t regret it! This is a great hidden gem you should try! It is perfect to bring the family, your girl or even just sit at the bar and eat by yourself. They even have a few seats outside.
… moreDanielle Golden
I was in town and my Aunt brought our family here for breakfast. The atmosphere was much quieter and inviting then the other place she had thought of. We really enjoyed the food and the service was great.
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