Yes, please
Try these signature dishes:
- Yes, please: french guillotine cocktail, oyster delacroix, spooky blue corn crepes, duck confit fingerling hash, chocolate norwegian french toast, sultan's nest
What's Nearby
green goddess
intimate and esoteric dining in a charming courtyard
307 exchange alley
new orleans, la, 70130
between bienville and conti
French Quarter
504.301.3347
brunch/lunch wed - mon 11a - 3p dinner thu - sun 6 - 11p
Opened in 2009
chris debarr (need to verify)
$$-$$$
All Major Credit Cards Accepted
First Come, First Served
LC: There’s a perception that French Quarter cuisine is stuck in a cream sauce and flambé culinary past. No offense to the classics, but having gotten tired of explaining to visitors that New Orleans dining has evolved, I simply gesture to Green Goddess to make the point. Sure it may look a bit like a vegetarian co-op circa 1975, but the Goddess chefs have some serious and inspired culinary chops. And I don’t care what magic the chefs are imbibing to get inspired here, as long as dishes such as chilled cucumber-lemon verbena soup and “reverse” Louisiana cassoulet keep coming. Cocktails are nectar-of-the-gods quality, while the wine list is a perfectly poetic match to the menu. Just don’t expect a swooning black jacket service experience, necessarily. The style is more “take us as you find us.” And that’s pretty much authentic New Orleans in a nutshell.



