Established in 1899, Sbisa's remains one of New Orleans' oldest restaurants, serving an amazing array of French Creole and Cajun inspired fare for lunch, dinner and Sunday brunch as well as delicious craft cocktails and an excellent wine selection.
1011 Decatur St New Orleans , LA 70116 United States
| Credit Cards | Yes (incl. Discover & Visa) |
| Outdoor Seating | Yes |
| Music | Live Music |
| Dining Options | Bar Service, Take-out |
| Restroom | Yes |
| Drinks | Full Bar, Cocktails |
Try the BLT Bloody Mary - a meal in itself ( it's ok if you don't eat meat, just take out the bacon and feed it to a friend, it doesn't make the whole drink taste like it) Love the balcony seating !
Based on a "Speakeasy " theme, Cafe Sbisa is a great place to be introduced to the local food, music and culture of Nola! Great place for first time visitors to start their vacation.
The pork chop special with bourbon glaze was fantastic. The atmosphere is authentic NOLA. The Ibervillionaires made the evening with their Jazz set. Moscow Mule approved.
Courtbouillion (Authentic Creole Bouillabaisse with fresh fish , gulf shrimp , crawfish tails, and mussels simmered in a spicy creole sauce )
Great service, picturesque setting, and a piano player in the corner. I enjoyed the drum fish for my entre , but the portions were a bit too large for me.
My favorite hangout in the Quarter! Bar staff is so much fun, check out the 3rd floor--used to be an 1800s whore house!
Turtle Soup (A New Orleans classic enriched with lemon and sherry )
The $15 Bottomless Mimosas deal on Sundays is the best idea ever. Tell the bartender , Scotty B, I said heyyyy.
They fancy themselves as pre-prohibition era bar but they had no clue how to make an Old Cuban. The bartenders are snooty jerks & no matter what you ask for, they will insult your choice of drinks.
Enjoyed it. The food, the drinks were all great. Looking forward to going back!
Cool spot, only stayed at the bar so no comment on the food. Friendly bar staff . Apparently the upper floors are haunted?
Great food , great service. Don't miss out on a meal here it's simply fabulous.
Everything is delicious!
The gator po-boy is quite good. Get it. Thank me later.
Scott is the best bartender !
Go for Sunday brunch . $15 bottomless mimosas .
Food was decent. Head waiter attempted to charge $40 for 5 glasses of champagne that our party didn’t order. Listed an auto-gratuity on the bill and ended up chasing us out of the restaurant .
Fried green tomato BLT and Pimm's Cup
Live music , cocktails
Great Dark N Stormy 's!!
Really good gumbo !!
Great atmosphere, dynamite servers and delicious corn & crab bisque for starters - Christine Jennings
Great off bourbon food. The muffuletta is amazing, get one. Can't go wrong with the $1 house wine. Nothing special but it's cheap! - Terri Morawiecki
Wonderful place, great service, killer breakfast. Try it out! - Monique L
Beignets and a cafe au lait to start your trip in NOLA. Wait to get a table- the line moves quickly - Cusp25
I love this place when the sun is down and the piano is playing. The purple stuff will catch up with you quick. It's a great getaway from Bourbon Street while still being on Bourbon Street. - Latham Brunson
Great atmosphere and drinks. Food was great, blackened drum(fish), red beans and rice. Would recommend to everyone to give it a try. - Robert Cottrell