"A go-to for weddings and private parties, the Court of Two Sisters is also known for its ample jazz buffet and stunning outdoor dining area. Its Creole Louisiana fare, while not reinventing the wheel, is solid, as the old-school cocktails are solid. There are seemingly endless nooks and crannies to discover in the courtyard, a lovely setting. Did we mention it’s haunted? Plus, wisteria blooms surround the place during springtime." - Missy Frederick
"The Court of Two Sisters is best known to tourists for its ample jazz buffet and stunning outdoor dining area, and to locals as a common wedding venue. Its Creole Louisiana fare is classic, and the bananas Foster is one of the city’s favorites. Jazz brunch runs daily." - Eater Staff
"In the Court of Two Sisters, a place steeped in local lore and known for its ample jazz buffet, I found stories linking the site to Jean Lafitte’s duels and Marie Laveau’s voodoo: people have reported fairies and sprites partying in the courtyard, there’s at least one unsolved murder tied to the location, and a wishing well ominously called "The Devil’s Wishing Well" is associated with Laveau’s dark arts." - Beth D’Addono
"There’s a live jazz buffet every day of the week at the Court of Two Sisters, a French Quarter spot especially popular with visitors. Reservations are recommended for a repast that might include grits and grillades, gumbo, and shrimp etouffee. There’s a lovely courtyard for outside dining." - Beth D’Addono
"The Court of Two Sisters is more than a restaurant – it’s a legend. Enjoy luscious Creole and Cajun cuisine in the French Quarter's largest outdoor dining courtyard. Pass through our Charm Gates. Make a wish in the Devil’s Wishing Well. And hear the story of Emma and Bertha, the two sisters who ran a notions shop here once upon a time in the French Quarter. For parties of 9 or more, please email court2si@courtoftwosisters.com."