Clover Grill is a charming, retro diner on Bourbon Street, serving up 24/7 comfort food delights—from hubcap burgers to all-day breakfast—amidst a lively, eclectic crowd.
"One of New Orleans’s last remaining 24-hour diners, this consummate French Quarter greasy spoon is strange and wonderful. With pink walls, red bar stools, and a retro feel, a nightly sea of people ranging from drunkards to drag queens gather for sassy, slow service and fried foods. Onion rings and hubcap burgers are the way to go." - Beth D'Addono, Clair Lorell
"Taking a seat at one of the ‘50s-style diner stools will propel you back a few decades — add a deliciously steamy, retro burger and you might feel the need to don a poodle skirt (guaranteed: you still won't be the oddest person in the house)." - Eater Staff
"Depending on who you ask, this French Quarter locals spot is best for a burger, late-night snack, or even later-night breakfast, all served 24/7. Sit at the counter for a view of Bourbon Street shenanigans and order breakfast anytime at this old-school divey diner." - Clair Lorell, Beth D'Addono, Eater Staff
"One of the places Davis name-drops as the real deal for the tourists, the Clover Grill is one of New Orleans’s most classic greasy spoons." - Missy Frederick
"So they make their burgers under a grease-splattered hub cap and yes, they are good. The staff is a hoot, and it’s a great place for a snack after a night in the bars. Sit at the counter for the best view of the shenanigans and order breakfast anytime at this old-school divey diner." - Beth D'Addono, Clair Lorell
