Ruby Slipper Uptown

The food's always amazing, and the drinks are spot on. Our server really knew their stuff and gave us some great recommendations.

Food was delicious the space is nice and relaxed and the service was excellent! That pancake!!! Will be back ASAP. Also, this location didn't have the crazy lines the other locations ,but the food is just as great. It's a nice spot away from the madness of the French quarter.

I've been here a few times. The food is pretty good. Servers and staff are friendly. Today we ordered the candied bacon, Cochon benny and the Chicken St. Charles benny. The candied bacon is always amazing, crispy, coated in brown sugar - I will always order this. Naturally we shared half and half. I liked the chicken one better, while my husband preferred the pork. Chicken was fried crispy and delicious. Pork was flavorful and juicy. I love the hollandaise sauces on both. My only complaint would be that my poached egg was very overcooked - not even a soft boil - pretty much hard boiled. Luckily I love eggs cooked all ways, but it wasn't the same. My husband's eggs were also overcooked. Anyways, I enjoy coming here for the quick casual vibes.

The Ruby Slipper, in a great relaxing neighborhood would be a miss if you didn't step in for a brunch. I was excited to see that there is more than two locations of this restaurant! It's a neat place where you feel like you are a New Orlean'ian local yourself. I recommend trying the pancakes. Had a couple of small orders on today's visit. The Halloween decor and relaxing ambiance helped calm some of the busy later for our day. The pumpkin latte and a simple bowl of grits made an easy brunch. We also purchased a red coffee cup!!

Friday morning early breakfast with husband. Parked in pay lot next door and walked into a restaurant with a couple of small tables seated and a large table with about 10 women. Took a minute to be greeted. This isn't our first visit (not sure where my first review went, which was a 5-star), but it was our last. There appeared to be confusion over who was handling our table. Ordered the usual drinks: husband coffee & OJ, me a virgin Bloody Mary. Now the latter they do great - not the same price as a regular Bloody Mary - they adjust it to $5.50 for the no alcohol - thank you. It didn't have all the usual trimmings, which was a bit disappointing. Ordered husband's usual: Chicken St. Charles Benedict - and I went a la carte with a side of breakfast potatoes and chicken sausage patties. I was a little taken aback by the $3.50 portion of potatoes I received (see picture); seems like it was more when it came with a meal. I asked for ketchup for the potatoes, which were cooled off by the time it was received. I was even more taken aback by the incorrect temperature of my husband's poached eggs. He wouldn't send it back because by the time he pointed it out, he had eaten it anyway (see picture) because he was hungry. (The food had taken a minute to come out.) The final straw was waiting on someone to bring the check and overhearing a server complain to another server that no one asked her if they could open her f****** section. We paid, left, and concurred we'd have to find another place to eat breakfast.

As a professional cook I can recommend some improvements. First of all ditch that chicory coffee. It's really bitter. Next, use Pillsbury Southern Style biscuits. Your biscuits are tough and chewy. Also, when doing sunny-side eggs, use a dome to trap heat cook the whites. Finally, give the finished plate a 30-45 sec. turn in the MW to assure the gravy and other bfast items are served hot...

After a New Orleans kind of night out, my friends and I were in desperate need of a nosh, and we rightfully chose the Ruby Slipper to come back to this dimension. Haha. From the moment we walked in, the vibe was warm, inviting, and just what you want when you're trying to bring yourself back to life after a long night. Our server was amazing! She was friendly, attentive, and had great recommendations that really made the experience. The food was everything you'd want from brunch: comforting, flavorful, and satisfying enough to completely reset us for the day. If you're in NOLA, do yourself a favor and make this a stop. The Ruby Slipper has the kind of energy that makes you feel both rejuvenated and right at home.

The best part of today's experience was our server David. He is a Gem! He deserves multiple raises!! He's so thorough and had excellent recommendations! I ordered the catfish and grits and he brought out a side of pickled onions to enhance my palates experience. The food was great per usual. We've been to 3 Ruby Slippers (not all here)but they are truly great

This place was ok, not anything super special if you're a tourist and looking for something different. Kind of like a Cajun Dennys. Service was slow and a little rude (maybe just a difference in culture). Food took a long time to come out and was just average. Had we gone in with more realistic expectations, maybe I would have felt differently but it was recommended to us by a local. Probably 2.5 but I round up.

Ruby Slipper on Magazine has a brunch the just hits. The Creamy Vanilla Iced Coffee is basically dessert with a caffeine alibi, the French Toast Bites are sugary little clouds of joy, the Cinnamon Swirl Pancakes taste like a cinnamon roll crashed Mardi Gras, and the Bananas Foster French Toast is full-on breakfast theater A must try Powdered sugar everywhere, happiness guaranteed.

Word to the wise: come early!!! This is pretty much the case at all Ruby Slipper locations, but definitely at this location. It's bus accessible, or walkable, or you can park in the street no problem. There are no reservations and it's popular for large groups, so the earlier you go the better. The wait will grow. BUT the food is delicious. There are so many great options to choose from that you REALLY need to go a few times to try them all. I highly recommend the Benedicts. Our server did a great job given how busy they get, and I really love that they have mix n match options for the different Benedicts. A menu after my indecisive heart! The drinks are also very pleasant. I had a great Bloody Mary during this visit, but I normally swear by the Irish coffee. It's loud and lively, but a super reliable choice for brunch in New Orleans!

Ruby Slipper is a fantastic place to get some brunch, when you're not in a rush. Weekends seem to be busy, esp with Mardi Gras weekend, and their waitlist had a consistent 20+ number of parties on the Yelp waitlist throughout the morning and afternoon. Our food took about 45 minutes to come out (for a party of 5) and we were starvingggg watching everyone else eat around us. The biscuits here were a highlight - Came with a sweet butter that was so delicious on a warm biscuit. Fried chicken sandwich (don't forget the hot honey!) plus the seasoned fries were wonderful and I would get my own next time. Pancakes were moist and filling. Trifecta was FILLING. Shrimp & grits were the only dish lacking IMO: shrimp was cooked perfectly, but the grits had no flavor at all. Overall it's quite loud inside with so many patrons, the servers were nice and prompt with requests after our food came, just make sure you join the Yelp waitlist... It was nearly 1.5 hours with how popular they are, and the additional half hour min. for fresh breakfast to get to your table.

I love the Ruby Slipper! I've been to this location several times but none of the other locations. My wife has been to several locations; and the one in the French Quarter is her favorite, but she likes this location a lot too. They have an extensive menu, and you can't go wrong with any of it. But, if you are looking for a recommendation: I would suggest the Peacemaker. The Peacemaker is mixing and matching any two of their variations on Eggs Benedict. My two favorites are probably Chicken St. Charles and Eggs Cochon. I should also mention their Award Winning Bloody Mary is excellent. Oh, and my wife likes the Mimosa Flight. Service is friendly and professional. Decor is cheery. Prices are reasonable. If you happen to be looking for a great breakfast and a relaxed vibe, I recommend the Ruby Slipper!

Awesome find of and service! Biscuits are fabulous, shrimp & grits super tasty and the Migas really hit the spot.

Ruby Slipper is a Brunch/Breakfast focused restaurant chain that started in New Orleans post Katrina, and now spans 20 locations across multiple Southern states. This particular location is uptown on Magazine st. and close to plenty of shops, bars, and other food options. Service has always been friendly and timely, but there may be a line if it's a busy weekend, peak hours, or during a local tourist heavy event. The interior is very clean and corporate franchise feeling which attracts lots of out of towners looking for a "safe" option, but the food is in fact good and worth a visit if you're craving a brunch menu.

Whenever I'm asked about a good brunch place, Ruby Slipper always comes to the top of the list. I have visited multiple of their locations in New Orleans and the experience has always been pretty consistent. This location is on Magazine St in the Uptown area. It's a really great location with lots of small shops and restaurants within walking distance. The few times that I have been here it hasn't been super busy so I've never had trouble getting a table. This time was no different, I was seated immediately and my server was quick. I ordered one of my favorite dishes, which is the Biscuits and Gravy. This time with scrambled eggs (you choose how you want the eggs). The dish came out good, plenty of gravy, and lots of flavor. Their biscuits are their own recipe and they're large and fluffy. The flavor with the creamy gravy is on point. It was another solid trip to Ruby Slippers. If you want to avoid the business of the Ruby Slippers close the French Quarter, this is a great choice with lots of things to do before and after. Service: Good service. The server was attentive and checked back often. Drinks: Full menu. They have lots of brunch beverage options and are known for their Bloody Mary's. Happy Hour: NA, they are open early in the day for breakfast and lunch. Parking: Street Parking Outside Seating: There were a couple of tables outside.

The best BLT I've ever had. Crisp and hot fries! The fried green tomato on the BLT was genius. Culinary masterpiece!!!!!!!

Found this place on Yelp and wow we were not disappointed! We are so glad we came here and got breakfast. The place was busy so expect a wait but it didn't take long. The service was efficient. Highly recommend this place!

Food and staff were amazing!! Manager was on point. Only issue I had was this one little boy who kept ruining past our table and out the front door, screaming at the top of his lungs and yelling "mommy mommy mommy" over and over Loved loved loved the staff!!

A friend recommended this place for a late breakfast while in New Orleans, and I had a solid meal! We were a party of 3, and we were promptly seated; thankfully, it was not very busy and there was a fair amount of seating available. I tried their Irish Coffee, which was sufficiently boozy and not too sweet. French toast was my entree, and I thought it was well-made. While I did not leave Ruby Slipper thinking I had a standout meal, I thought it was good and would go back again if I was in the area.

Cute place in Garden District to grab some brunch / breakfast after walking around. Definitely call ahead and add your name to the waitlist since it can get busy. For my meal I got the breakfast sandwich on a biscuit which was pretty good. I also wanted to try grits so I ordered that on the side. They have many menu items to choose from and great for both sweet and savory lovers. Highly recommend coming here!

One of the stops on our donut and beignets tour. Nice hot beignet with lemon curd snd blueberries. It was tasty but not the best of all the ones we had. However, the menu board snd other food going by definitely intriguing to want to give this place a try outside of the tour.

Service is a staple! Atmosphere and food is always delicious and presentable! Parking was a little tight in Baton Rouge and New Orleans.

This was my first visit to The Ruby Slipper, tucked away in the heart of beautiful Uptown New Orleans. I ordered the classic French toast, beignets, and the salmon omelette--each dish was delicious and full of flavor. We also sampled the mimosa flight, along with a rich Irish cream coffee topped with liqueur, chocolate syrup, and whipped cream. The atmosphere is trendy yet cozy--a charming little spot with plenty of space for larger groups. The staff were incredibly warm and welcoming, which made the experience even better. With great food, friendly service, and reasonable prices, The Ruby Slipper is definitely worth a visit. I recommend checking them out.

We came here for brunch. The kitchen was behind so the waitress warned us early it would be slow. I got the vanilla iced coffee and it was delicious My husband and I got the same things: eggs, bacon, grits, fried green tomato, and a biscuit. The grits were just ok but the green tomato was pure deliciousness. The eggs (over medium) were cooked really well and the biscuit was as good as people tout it to be We sat outside and it was surprisingly comfortable.

This is a cool restaurant right on Magazine Street. Many people I spoke to highly recommended this place. I knew there were several locations in the city but this was the closest one to us. It was busy on a Saturday morning but I found a seat at the bar. It was filled with mostly families and large groups of people going out for brunch. I ordered their Three Little Pigs Omelet which came with bacon, ham, and sausage with Swiss cheese. It was delicious. It had just the right amount of meat inside. It came with grits and a buttermilk biscuit. I never had grits before so that was a first for me. To drink I ordered the Nola Style Iced Coffee. This was French Truck cold brew coffee which is a local coffee chain. I never heard of it before but wanted to try it out. It was good but they served me more ice than coffee which was disappointing. I was hoping for a lot more coffee to keep me running throughout the day. This was a fun place to go to for brunch. I will be back.

This place is a must, whenever we are in town this is our 2nd stop. The food is crazy good and the service is amazing. We had the chicken biscuit and biscuits and gravy and thy did not disappoint. Good food takes time so be patient

This is a perfect brunch spot! The drinks were affordable and delicious. The food, incredible. The service was on point and we went back to back days it was so good! A very cute restaurant with lots of character!

This was my 2nd visit and it was better than last time. French toast was delicious and so was the vanilla spice latte. Parking was not bad for a St. Patrick's Day Monday. Only about a 5 min wait and service was good. Pancake portion was huge, enough for two people to share. I will definitely be back

Such a cute name and ambiance of a place! The fried green tomatoes were very good. We had our toppings on the side. Our meals were nothing too special. This was our least favorite meal in New Orleans. It was not bad but not very tasteful. We loaded up our meals with pepper. Our service was great. If you are looking for a really flavorful meal then I'd say keep looking. I'm surprised at the really high stars of a rating. Again, not bad but no flavor.

Everything was delicious! Server was fantastic! White chocolate bread pudding were the best!

Delicious is a total understatement. We ordered the Sweet heat chicken bites, bread pudding pancakes, and a side of biscuits and we truly cannot decide what was best. I'd say the chicken and something sweet are a must try. The cocktails too of course. Our bartender was incredible, helping us through the menu and getting us service quickly even with how busy it was on a Saturday morning.

I love the food but Ruby Slipper but this is the worst location. They were pretty empty on the weekday morning we went but the service was still slow. Our drinks tasted watered down. The food was great but everything else was subpar compared to what I have grown to expect from Ruby Slipper.

We travel to NOLA several times a year and we always stop at Ruby Slipper on Magazine. The Banana Foster French Toast is unbelievable and the Eggs Benedict sampler is perfect for the undecided. Definitely treat yourself to the Bloody Mary. The vibe of Ruby Slipper is upbeat, vibrant, and friendly. I can use the same description for our server from Michigan - she made our breakfast experience so fun and memorable. Five+ stars for the server, food, and atmosphere!

We'd love to have brunch here when we are in New Orleans. Our last visit we had the sweetest girl from Michigan that took care of us. Five stars.

We came in to town for a graduation ceremony banquet (medical). We kept passing by the Ruby slipper. But decided to look it up just in case we needed a reservation. Saw Ruby Slipper, "CBD". (it was 4 of us). We thought, hmmmm, very strange "CBD!" (Keep in mind, we are from California) so instead of calling, we walked right up. The young lady at the front said how many, I said 4, but we don't have all of our party on-site. The young lady said have you been here before, we said no, I was very curiously asked, ummm! We looked you up and it said "CBD", She smiled and said yes, I said, you put it in everything? She actually said yes, but only pulling my leg and said CBD is Central Business District. Oh wow she got us. Thanks for the laugh. Our party arrived and we were seated. We had French toast bites, Piggy bacon bites (pairs perfect together) eat them like a lil sandwich delish, we had the fried green tomatoes, they were very well dressed, loaded! Absolutely delicious, there was fish and grits, and shrimp and grits, the were Smooth and creamy, the fish and the shrimp cooked to perfection. The Bloody Mary's are very good. and I can't forget the service was A1. They didnt miss a beat. Loved it!. When in the area, take a stroll to the Ruby slipper Uptown. You will not be disappointed. Lol! Don't ask for the CBD! If you don't know California is legal for cannabis, and CBD is the chemical compound in cannabis.

If you are near the Ruby Slipper you have to stop in for brunch! Our rental was right by the Ruby Slipper and we are so happy we chose to stop by. The food was amazing (I had the hot honey chicken biscuit) but everyone in our group loved the food and drinks! The wait went by really quick and we were sat promptly. Our server Katlyn was amazing! Super attentive and so nice! Overall I would highly recommend stopping by!

Just had breakfast there with my niece. We both thought we had great service with Claire, our server. The poached eggs were cooked just right and she had a salmon and avocado dish that she thought was delicious. We look forward to returning for another meal.

So good we had to come here twice!! If you love brunch this is the place to come. Everything we had was amazing. I love that you can get a duo Bennie so you can try 2 flavors in one. The shrimp and grits was the best I ever had here in NO. The biscuits and gravy were some of the best I've had anywhere. All the different pancakes were so light fluffy and flavorful. Even on a Saturday when it was busy we had great service and once a short 35 mins wait. I love the atmosphere very clean and welcoming. I'm a huge wizard of Oz fan so of course I got myself a shirt. If your looks for the best brunch in town this is definitely the place to go!!

Amazing food. The best shrimp and grits I have ever had!! The blueberry pancake was super delicious as well. The batter is perfectly fluffy and not too sweet.

I have been waiting for my food for over an hour. This is the worst Ruby Slipper location. It's a mistake to come here.

Great restaurant that we visited before we toured the Garden District. We got seated right away and they were very accommodating for our party of 10. The food was delicious and everyone left full.

Lady friend & I came here because the other one on magazine street was chockablock (maximum capacity and some). It's a real nice spot inside & out. Well decorated. The staff is very nice and very friendly, server stayed and chatted for a little while after we were done. There's many many menu items that sound appetizing but you can't get them all at once. The French toast bites were A-1, everything about them and the syrup was great. The loaded tots with pork and bacon was also incredibly good! Then I had the breakfast sandwich, with chicken sausage. I was not crazy for the chicken sausage...I didn't realize they had regular sausage. If it weren't for that, this whole visit would have been perfect, it was already just about perfect but the chicken sausage threw me all off. Otherwise, the biscuit was good and the shredded pepperjack cheese was a great addition. French fries and scrambled eggs lacked seasoning but no biggie at all. Girlfriend said the grits were amazing, said that that was the best breakfast she'd had in a while so there's that. A fried green tomato, over medium egg. I definitely enjoyed my meal and appetizers, despite the sausage. I also had a Coke and rum, the bill was like $55 or something, so I can't really complain about that price. I would definitely recommend this spot as I've been hearing for years that it was good and finally saw for myself.

Service was the only highlight of this place. Not a big fan of the noisy warehouse ambiance but the food was the real letdown. Basic and staple dishes missed the mark by a mile. Oily and soggy potatoes, lumpy fries, dry biscuits ... list goes on. Disappointing :( Service - 4/5 Food - 2/5 Ambiance- 2/5

It will come up in recommendations whenever you look up places in Nola for good brunch. It was not bad but i believe a little over rated. Our service was great and food was ok too. Can try some southern favs here. Place gets really busy so be prepared for wait time if going without reservations. Do try their egg benedicts, they are not only good-they have many options too.

Excellent burger and fries. The burger had a nice brioche bun. Fries were nice and crispy. Friendly service here. Nice atmosphere.

I have added this to my list of NOLA stops when visiting. This place has grits, the type one does not get in California. Pro tip: make sure you pay for parking in the adjacent lot (the free parking is for another restaurant) to avoid an unpleasant surprise upon return to your vehicle.

Frankly, I haven't even tried the food yet. I'm just irritated that they left my grits out of the bag so I had to go back. Before this they gave me the bag, with the syrup I asked for spilled all over the bottom. mind you this happened before they even gave it to me, so I know that they saw it. When I walked in, they were rude. It wasn't a hello.... I said hello. They just stared at me however, when I had to go back to the grits, the ladies were super super sweet and super nice so maybe they just didn't see me / hear me however the folks in the back knew what they were doing, and I don't appreciate it I'm still wiping syrup from everything .... And now? I DONT HAVE SYRUP.

Haven't been to a Ruby Slipper in a few years, so was interested to see how it is not that it has expanded so much. Went with four others. Pros: Food was very good, we got two omelets, two benedicts, a breakfast sandwich, and a pancake on the side. We all ate, no alcohol, for about $100 before tip, which is very reasonable for New Orleans. No wait, the restaurant was almost empty at 8:15 am. Cons: They tried to seat five of us at a four top, even though the restaurant was empty. The table was also dirty. They eventually moved us when we asked for another table. The waitress spilled coffee at our table, did not come back with more napkins or come clean it up. Another waiter spilled gravy all over the floor behind my 80 year old parents, never cleaned it up or warned my parents about slipping on it. Spill was still there 30 minutes later when we left. The water for the tea was cold. When my mom asked it be taken off the bill because the water was never hot, the waitress said they were having a problem with the hot water machine. To me, this says the waitress knew she was brining cold water, never mentioned it or fixed it, and waited for us to say something before she did anything. Summary: Good food and value but horrible service and not cleaning up at least three obvious messes. Probably will not return.