French Quarter Market Place

This place is so cool. The feel of it just makes you want to hang out all night. The food was delicious. I had the fried zucchini appetizer and it was probably the best I've had. The Louisiana burger was big and good and I asked for them to make it spicy which was no problem for them. Great place to eat for very reasonable prices.

The food was okay, nothing exceptional and they had removed their famous meat loaf from the menu! My friend brought me here hyping the meat loaf and when we got there, they said it's not served anymore and I was sad. I ordered one of their burgers. It was okay, could be worse, could be better. A little too pricey for what you get though. My friend's chicken was excellent however but that dinner was $22+. The decoration and ambiance of the place is excellent though. I would go here for the novelty factor, not necessarily for the food. Service was okay too but they were busy the night we got there and we waited a good 15 minutes before they asked us what we wanted to eat. But after that, service picked up. Overall, it's nice to experience once in a while or if you have guest over, but I wouldnt get out of my way to come back.

Been going there since '74 when I first came to CA - two of the main things that have remained the same are the quality of food and service. Managers have changed, but they try to accommodate you, no matter what the request! Prices are very reasonable - portions are generous. Add to that - they continue to maintain a high standard of cleanliness. What more could you ask?

They have pretty good burgers and salads. A long time staple of the west hollywood area. Only problem is they keep raising the price a few bucks every couple of years. Starting to get pricey for what you get. Still, I recommend if you like a independently owned burger joint that's good for the neighborhood. Also, like the breakfasts.

A group of Yelpers and I were going to go see a show at DBA next door two Sunday evenings ago, so we decided to get dinner here before the show. They have their own FREE parking lot, which is such a rarity in WeHo, so that was really nice. It was pretty empty on a early Sunday evening so parking was not an issue. The restaurant was also not crowded so there was no problem getting a table for our group of seven. The interior is very cute and New Orleans-y; there seem to be several shops inside but they were closed since it was a weekend. Our server was a guy named Joey and he was really friendly and helpful. Constantly checked up on us, always made sure I had a lot of water, had a lot of helpful suggestions, and even split the checks for everyone individually. Thank you Joey! I had a hard time choosing what to get, so in the end I ordered something that was pretty much the best of all worlds: PETITE SOUP AND SALAD: A cup of any of our soups with a small Caesar, Chinese Chicken or Roast Chicken Cobb Salad, or vegetarian chopped. We serve all salads with a honey bran, carrot raisin, blueberry crumb, banana nut muffin or king cake. -- CHICKEN TORTILLA SOUP: Topped with grated Monterey Jack, fresh cilantro and crispy tortilla strips This came out first and was warm and good. Loved the tortilla strips and the cheesiness of the soup. Good rich flavour. -- ROAST CHICKEN COBB SALAD: Diced chicken breast, smoked bacon, avocado, green onions, vine ripe tomato, crumbled bleu cheese and chopped lettuce with choice of dressing (I chose Peppercorn Ranch) I'm not a fan of bleu cheese, so thank goodness there wasn't too much in this salad. Came in a glass bowl that I think I have at home and looks very simple and plain, but was still very filling, especially since I had already finished my soup. It was not very flavourful, perhaps I should have gone with a different dressing, so I was really glad I had my muffin to eat with it. -- BLUEBERRY CRUMB MUFFIN I feel like this place is famous for their muffins. Most Yelpers seem to get the honey bran, but I absolutely love blueberry crumb muffins so of course I had to order that. And the muffin top on these muffins are huge! I also love that they give it to you with a side of whipped butter. Makes an already delicious dessert even better! Just can't go wrong with the muffins here. The food here isn't amazing, but the location/parking is very convenient and the service is great (at least if you get Joey as your server). And the food isn't bad... especially if you're getting a wonderful muffin with it. Very solid 3-3.5 stars.

This restaurant is the best for the categories (and more) listed and makes for a great Sunday drive to get here from Apple Valley in the High Desert! I highly recommended this place-Oh! I almost forgot, besides being able to eat on the patio (on Santa Monica Blvd.) there are quaint little shops inside too!

Came for brunch. Disgusting food. It was my first and last time. Food was stale, cold, and tasteless. What a shame because the location is good and the place looks nice

Consistant quality "Decade after Decade"..fluffy omelettes, extraordinary salads, superlative service...try the 'Warm Spinach Salad" ( special request only ) central WEHO location...patio's a must for people watching!...a 9/10 .......c'est magnifique!...marco