Voodoo Chicken & Daiquiris

The ambiance of this place is amazing. They had me at the lights in the roof. The customer service was great! We ordered from the deal meals. Voodoo wings and the 8pc shrimp with waffle fries and biscuits so so delicious! The chicken was so juicy & very spicy but was so good. The fries were crispy at every bite. The honey biscuit was the highlight! The best!

We stopped in here for a quick lunch and shared a chicken tender basket. The two ladies working at the time were very friendly and helpful. The only downside was the music was so loud it was hard to order. Our food was served hot and fresh. We chose to eat outside because of the loud music but they did have covered tables, so it wasn't too bad. I tried the hot honey dipping sauce and it was great. I would definitely go back on a future trip.

This place is a lot of hype and a lot of loud vibe, but the food is mediocre. Further, they need to make the customers walking in the door feel welcome, and not like a burden. It is also super expensive for what you get. But, this is a tourist trap, so I was prepared. As a fried chicken connoisseur, I can tell you that you will be a disappointed. The quality of the meat was exceptional. Great texture and very juicy. It was just lacking flavor. I just wanted some spice or some seasoning to make it pop. I was told by one of the staff that the red beans and rice were phenomenal and by far the best side offered on the menu. It lacked flavor and salt. I took a few bites and threw it away. Come on, New Orleans, you can do way better than that. There are gift shops that serve better rice and beans than this. Lastly, the music was so loud that I couldn’t hear anything being said to me. I just had to guess what people were saying. This is a great spot for people who’ve been getting tanked all weekend and just want to listen to loud music and stuff their bellies. The fries were mediocre, and the biscuit was just OK. Do not go here if you are looking for a New Orleans fried chicken experience. This spot is for the bar crowd.

I recently had the pleasure of dining with Viola at Voodoo Chicken and Daiquiris and I must say, it was an absolutely exceptional experience. From the moment I walked in, I was greeted by Viola herself, who provided the most outstanding customer service I have ever experienced. Not only was Viola incredibly welcoming and attentive, but she also went above and beyond to ensure that my dining experience was nothing short of perfect. She was knowledgeable about the menu and offered great recommendations for both food and drinks. And speaking of the food and drinks, they were absolutely phenomenal. The chicken at Voodoo Chicken was cooked to perfection, with a crispy and flavorful exterior and juicy, tender meat on the inside. And the daiquiris were some of the best I've ever had, perfectly balanced and incredibly refreshing. Overall, Viola at Voodoo Chicken and Daiquiris truly exceeded my expectations in every way. The exceptional customer service, delicious food, and fantastic drinks make it a must-visit for anyone looking for a memorable dining experience. I cannot recommend it enough and I can't wait to go back for another incredible meal.

Wife ordered the Voodoo Chicken & Andouille Gumbo and really liked it! She said the seasoning was great and had a good level of heat. I ordered the 3-piece chicken tender. Wasn’t prepared for each tender to be giant! Had it with the Voodoo sauce which is mango-habanero. Perfect match! For drink I was happy they carry one of my favorite beers- Mango Cart from Golden Road (Los Angeles). Finished with a great mint-chocolate ice cream. Will be back this week for sure!

Stopped in for a quick lunch. The food was so good and the service was amazing! Ty was so nice and helpful! The decor and vibe was mixed. The music was definitely Miami style, not New Orleans jazz style.

I am writing to express my dissatisfaction with the service I received at your establishment during my recent visit. Unfortunately, my experience was far from satisfactory due to the unprofessional behavior of the shift manager, Mike. Mike’s conduct during my visit was both incompetent and rude. He displayed a clear lack of social skills and seemed entirely disengaged from providing quality customer service. It was evident that he was not interested in ensuring a smooth transaction, as he made several mistakes while handling my order. To my dismay, instead of taking responsibility for his errors, he attempted to shift the blame onto the cashier, Jamesha, who, in contrast, was extremely sweet and understanding. Jamesha handled the situation with empathy and grace, making the experience somewhat bearable despite Mike's behavior. Specifically, I ordered a sub with mac and cheese, but was served fries instead. When I pointed out the mistake, Mike tried to blame Jamesha for it, even though it was clear that the error was his. This lack of accountability and professionalism was very disappointing. Furthermore, I was deeply concerned to observe Mike handling food while simultaneously using his cellphone. This not only demonstrates poor hygiene practices but also poses a serious risk of cross-contamination, creating unsanitary conditions for your customers. Such behavior is unacceptable and left a very bad impression on me. I hope you will address these issues with Mike and take appropriate measures to ensure that your customers receive the high-quality service they expect. I believe that with the right guidance, he could potentially improve, but as of now, his actions are severely impacting the reputation of your establishment. Thank you for your attention to this matter. I look forward to hearing about the steps you will take to rectify this situation.

$16 for this?! (Sans lettuce because my bf had to scrape it off) This was supposed to be the Voodoo Wrap; Fried Chicken, Red Beans & Rice & Cheddar. My bf and I both received a chicken tender, random sauce, and lettuce wrapped in a tortilla. We waited 20+ minutes on a fairly slow Sunday late night for this. Their only saving grace was the cashier/bartender and cooks were nice. Drinks okay. Extremely disappointing 1st night in NOLA.

Wife ordered the Voodoo Chicken & Andouille Gumbo and really liked it! She said the seasoning was great and had a good level of heat. I ordered the 3-piece chicken tender. OMG I wasn't expecting for the chicken tenders to be GIANT! Was fantastic! Really glad I didn't go for the 5-piece! The cherry on top was the fact that they have one of my favorite beers on tap, the "Mango Cart" from Golden Road brewery in Los Angeles. Great experience and will likely be back this week for one of those fancy looking daiquiris.

Sunday,  I was highly disappointed with my hand grenade from  the popular tropical isle (but that's a different story for a different review). I passed by this spot a few times over the weekend, so yesterday, I decided to slide on in and give them a shot.  Cute spot; it was empty when we walked in. Clean and open area. The young lady working may have been on her break when I walked in. The way she was chowing down that chicken made me feel guilty for the interruption. She was able to assist me with narrowing down my flavors - blue bayou & voodoo punch hit the spot for me. I was thrown off because the prices displayed on the board were different from what she rang me up for. I wasn't ready for the upcharge. Nonetheless, I was very satisfied with my drink. The flavors blended perfectly, and it really cooled me down. I would definitely recommend Voodoo daiquiri if you want something flavorful and strong. It'll get you right.

Visited on a Monday afternoon and everyone who works here is friendly and fun. I loved the music and learned a few new songs. I ordered the two piece white with an extra sauce. The chicken was seasoned really good and I loved that it wasn't greasy. I enjoyed the warm biscuit and although the the sauce is HOT! It was tolerable. My only complaint is that I waited about an hour for my food so I had to eat on the go vs in store.

We stopped by the day before for the banana foster ice cream and it was unavailable. However, on day 2 it was available. I must say that the ice cream is really good! We also had chicken strips which were yummy. The environment is a grab and go or type place but there are tables inside and outside if you want to sit. The music is turned up and it's a fun place. The service was good. It's great for a place to get quick food.

After eating out at multiple restaurants, The Doctor and I wanted a quiet meal in our room with bubbles. We had a taste for chicken and were on our way to Popeye's when the colors and music of Voodoo Chicken & Daiquiris pulled us in. The space itself, like a lot of business, is open to the street. There are tables were you can sit and eat. We placed our order with a nice woman, who was very friendly. I love dark meat, so that with fries and biscuits. The Doctor got the 4-piece mix. We also got a side of the red beans & rice, because why not since you are already going to carb town. It took a little bit for our order to come up, but that was because they had to cook the chicken right then and there. While they were doing that, I ran down to Popeye's real quick to get some mashed potatoes and cole slaw, because I need cole slaw and mashed potatoes with my chicken. That killed some time and in he meanwhile, we were grooving to the tunes. We didn't do the Daiquiris but we saw quite a few people coming in to get them, so I guess they were made right. The chicken had a nice flavor and was juicy. The meal came with fries, but I didn't eat them, so I can't speak to them other than to say that The Doctor finished his wit no complaints. The biscuit was always nice and I have to say that it paired perfectly with the Popeye's cole slaw and mashed potatoes. The red beans & rice were also good...not too spicy or soupy. While the food was good, it is not good for value. Chicken and wings are on the high side and I mean higher than what I pay in Chicago. I would have liked to have tried the wings, but the price was too high for me, even more than what is being charged in Chicago. But if the chicken is anything to go by, they most likely will be good too. While we had a nice quiet evening in our room, I am not sure if we will spend that kind of money on chicken and biscuits.

I stumbled in here after drinking on Bourbon Street. To my surprise, it exceeded my expectations. I ordered six wings and they came out piping hot and crispy. I don't know if it was the alcohol but the chicken was extra good. I also got a biscuit. I devoured the biscuit in two bites, wishing I ordered another. If you visit New Orleans get you some Voodoo!

Now this place stood out... with its decor and inviting music, I immediately recognized it as a newer biz on the block. A lot can change in five years. Thematically, it's nearly identical to Willie's, having fried chicken and daiquiri machines behind the register. But there are a couple of differences. While Willie's has pizza towards the back, this one has ice cream... $7/cup, mind you... whew! Major high-end ice cream vibes there -- but I didn't actually get to taste. The decor of the place is lovely, with a colorful ceiling and consistently great music playing. It's definitely one of the spots you can go to for a late night snack. I ordered gator bites for $7 and tasted one of the daiquiris. I was shocked that there were only 3 hushpuppy-sized balls in the bag... though they were fantastic. I don't pay attention to gator prices more broadly, but that seemed expensive. Either way, it was a good experience overall, and I noticed there's more than one in the general area. Hope they do well!

my Family and I visited New Orleans for my wife's birthday. Voodoo chicken was our first stop, we were initially received very well. Knowing we would come back to sit outside and have a ,drink, we went to Popeyes to grab some dinner. We took our food back to voodoo's to sit on the outside and ordered two beverages that cost 60 dollars. The management came outside and told us that we couldn't sit there and eat even though I'd just paid 60 dollars for to overly sweet and watered down daiquiri's that only reminded me of kool-aid. The manager came outside and told us that we couldn't come back, thoigh we'd paid for drinks to sit and eat outside of the establishment. Totally unprofessional. I'll never go back. Future recommendatio; perhaps suggest that customers try your chicken as well versus kicking them out for eating Popeyes on your rickety tables with your watered down overly priced drinks.

We came in late night and were so hungry from walking around bourbon street. They had music and so many flavors of frozen daiquiris. You are also able to try a sample of them as well. I ordered the 3 piece tenders box and it came with fries and 1 sauce. The sauce was not even filled half way and when I asked for another one they said that'd be $1. I also asked for a cup of water and they said they can't give out cups of water but I can buy a bottled water for $3. The wait time for the food was extremely long. I'd only come here after a night out. I gave that many stars because the food was hot and gave a large serving.

If it's your first time in New Orleans and you're not tempted to try Voodoo Chicken, then I don't know what you're doing. We walked by a couple of times and knew we just had to try it to say we did. We ordered the chicken tenders with the voodoo sauce and the blue bayou daiquiri. The chicken quality was great, and the voodoo sauce wasn't too spicy. Had a nice sweet flavor at the start, then tasted spicy. We also tried the buffalo but that sauce was more generic, not as good. Service was fast, and this place is super clean! The decor is really flashy and out there, which adds to the fun. It was so great that we'd go back.

All I can say is... Get the Priate's Alley daquiri! Normally I would get the regular cup (they say it's 20oz but I highly doubt it). I got the 32oz cause it was that good. Nice seating and a/c. Where people can sit and chat - even with strangers, which we did. One long table in the middle and seats all around - kind of like family dining. The resemblance of a family picnic was nice. We did not have any food though. $14.99 plus tax is just too much for two pieces of chicken with fries. Just too much. I warn - this is near Bourbon Street (there is a location on Bourbon as well), so anticipate the price. It was a very hot afternoon, sooooo...

10/10! That freakin chicken and biscuit and a drink out of this world WHAT CAN i Voodoo Chicken and Daiquiris was a LATE NIGHT hit and it wasnt the liquor talkin. The waitress wasnt the friendly but who cared, LOL. I wanted my chicken and a nap! They had a small sitting area and loud music. Thats what I remember. I went for the mixed daiquiri-Blue Bayou Tito's Vodka, Bacardi Rum 151, Bombay Saphire Gin! FIRE!!! Will be back

Crispy and juicy fried chicken. Fries is pretty good as well. Quite affordable, for a place in French Quarter. But apparently there is supposed to be a biscuit included, but we didn't get it :/

The food and the service for this place is pretty good and the vibe they are going for with Hip Hop music and the lighting and everything is great. Two things brought the stars down for me. I wanted to do a takeout order but the phone number on Yelp and Google stated it was an old number and didn't have a new one. I appreciated the gentleman offering to make me fresh wings, but if I was able to call it in, I could have had fresh wings and not have to wait around 20 minutes. Next, I was really in the mood for wings and was going to order either 10 or 12, but the price for six wings was about $15...?!? Again, the wings were fresh and the spicy Buffalo had some heat to it, but even in NY there is no way you can get away with charging $2.50 a wing unless the chicken itself was a free range bird that had a first and last name and a family tree.

The ambiance was expected for Bourbon St location. As for the service, I asked the cashier how many crab cakes to an order she stated two. My order came with one crab cake and everything over fried. I like to pick establishments based on reviews, this time I was incorrect

YALLLLLL let me tell you!!!! This place was AMAZING! The music selection was so good I didn't want to leave. I came here with my dad because our hotel was right next door. The waitress who was taking the orders was really nice along with I'm assuming the manager. They both were friendly. The food didn't take long in my opinion, because it's like we ordered the entire menu. I ordered the four pc chicken. The chicken was crunchy the skin had a lot of flavor. The fries were delicious. The biscuit was a leg up from Popeyes it wasn't dry. My dad ordered a drink and he said it was pretty good. This place gets packed at night and I can see why. I'll say if your visiting NOLA give this place a try because it did not disappoint. When I visit again I'll definitely come here and try a drink next time.

Terrible staff and the cooks are eating with their gloves on and serving.. the supervisor has a straw she is chewing on and transferring her saliva to drinks while mixing..

The Daiquiris were fantastic and our bar tender was very nice and helpful. The shrimp was made to perfection, but my bread was really crusty. But overall a nice spot to come and get some great Daiquiris and walk the area. This place is literally 2 streets away from Bourbon street. A little too expensive if you want to grab some food as well, but if you're on vacation like me I say give them a try for yourself.

The place was really nice and clean. The drinks are pretty tasty. I tried the blue one and the margarita. I preferred the margarita one more

The food was decent. The service was excellent as there were not many patrons. The place is spacious and clean.

Mid food and even worse service. No southern hospitality here. Went at 8 pm and they said I couldn't order most of the items. Tenders took 30 minutes to come out

The Cajun tenders were excellent. Daiquiris were good as well. Friendly staff. Music was loud, but tolerable.

I had the shrimp and waffle fries. It was very well seasoned and fresh. The staff was great. Loved the extra treat of the vanilla ice cream was a bonus. Will definitely be back when visiting New Orleans again.

On our New Orleans trip, my fiancé and I snuck away from a work event to grab a quick bite and take it to the hotel we were in nearby. We saw this kinda hole-in-the-wall, Voodoo Chicken & I was sold - I freakin' love wings. We walk in and there are several people behind the food area, but nobody behind the bar. The sign says to order at the bar, not the food area. Okay, got it. We waited. And waited. And waited. And nobody is helping us. A gentleman mentions after we openly wondered whether we should leave that the woman was in the restroom. We said okay, got it, we'll wait. We waited. It wasn't obnoxious, but it did take several seemingly long moments for the lady to come out. When she did, though, we were treated to a lovely conversation about how many bones she's broken, and how her grandma hadn't woken her up from when she set a small fire in her kitchen. We traded war stories while they whipped up voodoo wings & king cake ice cream for us (they also have giant vats of daquiris you can take with you along the street, since they have open-carry laws, but we were too tired for all that). We took it to the hotel to eat, where my fiancé had reasonably good chicken tenders, I enjoyed my sweet-with-some-heat-at-the-end voodoo wings, and we polished off the very good, mildly sweet, kinda cinnamony king cake ice cream (not much in the way of chunks of king cake in it, just FYI). We ate and slept like babies right after. It was tough to compete with the other sensational meals we had but the wings were pretty damn bomb; I'll always remember them.

Came upon this place after deciding to cancel dinner reservations and try some fried chicken instead. Ambiance was great, great service! stellar daiquiris! They were a hit, I loved that I was able to sample which one I wanted. Definitely was a nice touch, especially since I normally don't like fruit punch- I was sold on the Voodoo Punch. I thought everyone working there passed the vibe check everyone was sweet and had great vibes. The music had me dancing the WHOLE Time! It just wasn't GREAT for the value. The food was good don't get me wrong but coming from Illinois, we thought this would be more considered "fast food" and our meal was over $100. I just found it funny that we canceled a dinner reservation to save money and ended up spending the same here. Had a nice time overall and would come back for a drink here again!

This was for 2 visits back in September 2023. First visit, had the chicken tenders and they were so dry I nearly broke my tooth chewing them. The fries were okay. Daqauri was nice. I resolved that I might have better luck with the bone in chicken next time. Lady taking the orders had a bit of an attitude in regards to me thinking about what to order, but I shrugged it off. Second visit, was meeting a friend and arrived before them, so before ordering I just sat down and waited. The lady working at the register, who I had seen a few days prior, did nothing but scowl at me while I hadn't even been sitting down for 2 minutes. She was very rude and asked me when I was going to order. Treating me like some sort of low life or bum. I directly informed her to relax that I was waiting for someone to join me. Ultimately, I decided to take my business elsewhere given the lack of adequate customer service at this establishment. I won't be going back.

Food was absolutely horrible the chicken was so dry I was choking. The biscuits tasted like they weren't done. I spent over 100$ for 3 meals. The person who prepared the food was very rude. We bought 2 sodas that was not cold we asked for ice they charged us 6 more dollars. I will NEVER come back here. Why would you knowingly sell trash food. I work hard for my money to just throw it away on this trash. It's a tourist trap!this gets ZERO stars!

I recommend voodoo but only late at night after some drinks in the French Quarter. The chicken hot and juicy but lacks taste and the breading can be like a hard shell.

I was here in August to celebrate my birthday and got the fish platter. It was fantastic! Fried fresh and seasoned to perfection! We had an AirBnb right next door and didn't want to go far from our apartment on the last night and ended up here. I wish we had gone sooner! I was craving it for days after I got home. The atmosphere was loud, bright with neon lights, and lively. I loved it all! It's especially nice when they open the doors all the way so it feels like you're sitting in an enclosed patio. I'm not a drinker but I've made a vow to try a daiquiri on my next visit with my husband.

What do you want to know??? Ask a way!! THIS IS THE BEST EXPERIENCE!!! As soon as I touchdown in NOLA oh it's on and popping!!!!! The entire menu is a plus... THE CUSTOMER SERVICE IS SECOND TO NONE!! I mean it's a vibe, it's a whole vibe.. If your on canal please stop by and show these people some love.. No bad vibes.. These people are to cool soo if your feeling some type of way then go to McDonald's I'm just saying.. Cause this place is definitely a 13 star experience!!!!!!!!!!!

The service and ambiance were great! Didn't order food but ordered a drink and it was good! Their fried chicken they have looks good thou. Will come back for sure and make sure to order food as well.

So I really liked this place, it was a quick stop but the food was really good. Here's what was had. Cajun Tenders with Waffle Fries and a Honey Butter Biscuit. Creole Cream Cheese Ice Cream Super dope spot, food and ice cream was good, staff was nice. Stop by, it's worth skipping over Popeyes. I promise.

The service is super friendly here and the decor is super cute! Great for a little photo shoot with your little frozen daiquiri since they give free samples. Maybe it was the luck in the draw, the day, the time we came but kinda left my tastebuds and stomach wanting for more. We came later closer to the end of the day so a lot of the food was sitting in the heating baskets. The chicken tenders we got weren't as impactful as WIllie's Chicken shack. They have plenty of unique and interesting flavors and personally I really liked a lot of them, especially the punch one but I felt like it was overhyped after seeing pretty much everyone at my hotel walking to their elevator with their cute little goodie box. The meat pie was hard, felt like biting into a hockey puck. The chicken was super dry and the food in general was not edible and of all the meals we hat in NOLA it was the one we voluntarily tossed. I would come for the drinks, pass on the food if you aren't there right when they make it. May the odds ever be in your flavor,

Cool vibe. Open late. The cashier lady was cool. Chicken and biscuit weren't very fresh. Seemed like they could have been sitting for a while. Could have just caught them at a bad time. It was worth the try.

Great customer service ambiance was very nice great stop in spot for daiquiris and chicken. The food is a little over priced. 6 wings for 15 dollars.. but the drinks and customer service is on point!

I'll start off by saying the woman who took our order was incredibly sweet and helpful! The food tasted great, but for the price of what I thought would be a full size serving of gumbo was the same exact size as our side of rice and beans. It was a shame cause we were left wanting for more, but after those two plus two frozen drinks, we spent over $60. It'd be nice if they mentioned the portion sizes cause it felt like a huge scam..

This chicken and frozen daiquiri spot is great. The drinks a tasty and powerful. The staff really makes it the best. The staff are friendly and accommodating. They really engage with the customers and make the whole experience great. The food portions are huge!

Cool spot: tenders are fresh & delicious and will melt in your mouth. Gumbo is okay. Many sauces available for the tenders. daiquiri is strong. Service is friendly and welcoming. Hey Trina girl lol. Good music playing. You won't regret coming here

When you have been drinking and you need food, Voodoo Chicken came to save the day. Located on Bourbon Street, Voodoo Chicken is open until the bars close. In NOLA, that's 4am or something. For the number of drunk people stumbling in for chicken, the staff was kind and the chicken was great! We ordered a chicken tender meal, which comes with chicken tenders, fries, and a biscuit. Who's happy now?!

These people are super friendly and let you sample anything, but wow these drinks are NO joke. Unlike Las Vegas they will get you drunk for a fraction of the cost (I sampled and realized I couldn't handle a full size cup).

Too expensive especially when they don't serve you or seat you at a table. And tips expected also? You get your own food. Too salty fried chicken. Too loud music so we had to go and do STANDING eat outdoors at their tables. It's so loud you would have thought you were at a dance club and I had to keep asking for them to repeat themselves when taking orders. The most fascinating thing for me was the drink cup that changes color with something cold in it.

I so wish I could have gotten my money back as this was TRASH! Yes it's Mardi Gras and he's most businesses depend on this time of year to make up for lost revenue however sending out crap shouldn't be acceptable. You order at the bar and then you pick up your food at the other counter. GO LOOK at the food if you are just oh so hungry and want to eat here before you order! Ordered the alligator bites, the gumbo and a drink - $36 later and waiting over 30 minutes, I still don't have my food. Other people are complaining about cold food and not getting their food. I mention to the bartender that this is ridiculous and he goes and gets the manager as the lady behind the counter is just standing there not doing NOTHING as it's very visible that she doesn't want to be at work today! Get my food and im trying to wrap my mind around how did I just spend $36 on this mess? The drink was like a frozen slurpee - I tasted a lot of sugar but no alcohol, $20. The red beans and rice was 6 oz of what Popeyes serves at best, nothing great about them - $6 - them gator bites were 3 hush puppies that tasted like rice and stuffing, made me question if I had boudin balls - $6. I wanted a biscuit but for $2 they weren't large enough and looked beyond dry so I passed on that. The tenders looked extremely SMALL for the price. They have a party vibe when you walk in the door, they are on Canal street, so lots of foot action, but please don't be fooled into spending your money here. There are too many other places in NOLA to eat!

Good food and really good customer service. Manager was welcoming. The daiquiris were very good.

Omg this place is literally the best chicken fresh hot and crispy red beans and rice superb as well the music is always lit and lively the ambience was beautiful the manager is super friendly and made my first experience at the establishment and in New Orleans a great one went above and beyond to please me if that's not customer service at its best idk what is ‍‍‍‍‍‍

It is located in New Orlean. My friends and I walked passed this place and thought to try it out since we were hungry and need it something so easy to take on the road. The chicken was tasty. It was crispy and it has a little kick to it. The flavor was just right. Unfortunately, the time we went, most of their side orders were sold out. So we could only order what was available.

First night in Nola & after leaving the hotel this was the closest /open place for a late night bite , we got order of The Chicken comes w fries for me way too much , chicken was decent but way too spicy which I don't even recall ordering? I thought I had chicken tenders didn't seem to be the case oh well , drinks we tried a few ones, way way too sweet .. really not a fan of the crazy sweet drinks they served their purpose since we just needed something. Can't stay that I come back tho staff was not very friendly , pretty rude when we tried asking questions & or suggestions it's like they didn't want to be bothered go figured. Oh well place is cool just for the pics better drinks, prices & service any where else.

The food was good but a bit dry. The service was very slow. They needed a few more staff helping in the take out. Overall it was a positive experience.

The food was ok. I thought that the Voodoo Wrap would be more flavorful. They gave a lot of fries. The tenders were not as tasty as tenders that I have had at other places like Zaxby's

We came on a Saturday night during Essence Festival and it was crowded but not ridiculous. The daiquiris were good and strong and the chicken was hot and tasty. The biscuits were good. But that Voodoo Wrap was amazing!!! Unique and delicious!