Walk-On's Sports Bistreaux - Las Vegas Restaurant

We were pleasantly surprised by Walk-On's! It was absolutely delicious Louisiana Cajun food. Our server Tonya was very nice and friendly. Normally fried fish is nothing but a tartar sauce delivery method, but I hardly use any sauce at all even for their catfish! Everything was cooked perfectly and we are very happy we came here. The Alligator Bites were delicious and we'll definitely be back for. The blueberry sauce is a off menu item that is a must have for the beignet bites!

The food was amazing! Everything is reasonable priced, and the beignets bites come with a raspberry dip. Soft but crunchy, eat well warm and the catfish plate has a balanced sauce (not too spicy) for my preference. Good portion of shrimp and the shrimp batter got this spicy kick as well. The waitress Luisa was able to guide and listen to my questions and was able to help me in what I wanted and what was out as I pointed at an item. Overall, I enjoyed the meal!

Amazing food! And Luisa is great! Shrimp po'boy, hush puppies, lemon butter chicken, onion rings, cheddar grits and red beans and rice! Next time we will have to save room for Biegnets!

Tried this place out for breakfast and they didnt disappoint. They are inside Harrahs and have a decent creole menu as well as American options. The service was great and they had plenty of TVs around for sports etc. Its a little older but the food and service were good enough I would recommend if you are trying to figure out where to eat on the strip and want something decent and not overly priced. My mom thought the French toast was pretty good! Pancakes were just average but still a decent meal with options when you are wandering around the hotels trying to figure out what to eat. We left Ceasars and crossed the street to find it. Ceasars does have a very cute Vanderpump place but the lines are crazy so take a journey across the street and make your way upstairs for casual dining and theres a Ben & Jerry's ice cream on your way in and out too.

Came in for a quick bite to tide us over until dinner. Service was great and buffalo chicken wrap was tasty. Jeaneth was our server, she was very attentive and welcoming.

Jeaneth was such a sweet server! We love eating here for breakfast every time we come to Vegas. Will definitely be back for those beignets!!!

Love the atmosphere! The hostess is wearing an outfit similar to what the caddies wear at the Masters (but shorter), because the Masters is beginning. Our server, Louisa is super friendly and attentive. All the food choices look amazing! And this one is open for breakfast! We decided to get two items and share. The beignet bites are awesome, and the breakfast burrito was very tasty!

Had an incredible experience here! Our waitress, Sassy, was absolutely amazing—attentive, kind, and full of personality. She made our meal feel special from start to finish. The food? Spectacular. Every bite was flavorful and perfectly cooked. Can’t wait to come back—Sassy and the kitchen team truly made it unforgettable!

We thoroughly enjoy this restaurant! Gary is an amazing host and our sweet server Sassy, Had amazing suggestions! Today I had the chicken and waffles and the suggested adding the candied pecans and caramel sauce...game changer. My hubby had the Cajun Loco Moco, Which is indescribable, just order it! It's amazing! I'm certain I've botched the names but if you get close they will help you! And Jayden has the best smile for all of the guests. I had one of the BEST hazelnut cappuccinos!!! And the mimosas with light cranberry instead of orange juice are refreshing and delicious! We will come here any time we're in Las Vegas!!! For breakfast, lunch or dinner!

Passed this place every single day while staying at Harrah's for a conference. I never bothered to eat here because there were other places I had to go to eat. I did grab a final drink before heading to the airport to catch a redeye to watch the game. It was fine, even though they didn't have a few of the beers on tap. They do close quite early (8pm on weekdays/9pm on weekends), which is a bit surprising. I guess there's just not enough foot traffic. There's not a lot of sports bars in the area that are open late. Sometimes, it's good to be in there if you don't want to watch games in the smoke-filled casinos.

Really enjoyed the happy hour here! Great food and drink deals, under $8 per item. Good ambiance, typical sports bar vibe with plenty of tvs. Nice, efficient bartender. The food was delicious, with a Southern flair. They even have Moonshine-based cocktails that I loved! Really appreciate that happy hour goes till 7pm on the nights they're open that late (Tues/Wed I think they close at 3 so check their hours before going). Two big thumbs up!

Emily is the best! She takes the time to make sure all of your questions are answered & she is just the sweetest! Great service & super friendly. We will be back to see Emily for sure! Game day bucket specials but no go on the $7.77 menu- only M-F even though the sign is posted outside. Management needs to update the sign outside or honor it.

I was in town for a conference and met my uncle at Harrah's to have breakfast (he is local). We decided to come here since Harrah's no longer as a traditional coffee shop. I had the BLT Avocado Toast: brioche toast with mashed avocado, tomato, bacon and choice of egg (I held the egg), served on balsamic dressed greens. I really enjoyed this. It was a nice sized portion. The bacon on top was crisp and tasty. Nice bread choice. My uncle had the Belgian waffle. He really like his waffle. Overall a nice breakfast. The waitress was quick and helpful.

Many people will miss this when looking at all the food options at Harrah's, because it is on the second-floor walkway to the parking garage, monorail and Caesars Forum. Been here for breakfast and I like their take on beignets, making them bite-sized with a side of jam. The meat-lovers skillet is really good, adding caramelized onions into the mix brings out more flavors. There's a Cajun twist to many items, and I need to try dinner here but they close very early for Vegas (8 and 9 pm)

I want to give a HUGE shoutout to the Manager and Assistant Manager at this location. My family and I are from Texas and were in Vegas last week during a Thursday night Dallas Cowboys game. The section we wanted to sit in was very hot as the ac was not working well. They moved us to another area but we had to sit sideways in order to see the game. We are BIG TIME DC fans! Anyway, long story short they put us in our own private room with FIVE tv's, 2 very comfy chairs and a comfy sofa with a dedicated wait staff!!!! Which by the way, was also fantabulous! I cannot tell you how much this meant to us. The compassion, generosity and accommodations were out of this world great! THANK YOU SO MUCH!

We were on our way to see the Menopause musical which is located in the same casino. We had a great experience here. Host was very friendly. Waitress was great and patient. We ordered waters, I had to change to tea thinking it may be better but not with their water. Ended with a Diet Coke. The portions are large. I ordered a Cobb with grilled chicken and balsamic dressing. Hubby ordered a burger. It was pretty big The service and food were great! If you are a sports fan it's an add bonus with all the big TVs. Stop by and Enjoy!

I ordered shrimp creole and onion rings to pair with it. Service was good, waitress was attentive, the ambience inside the restaurant was good and busy. I would recommend this restaurant for all Louisiana dish lover and to everyone. Good restaurant. Keep up the good job guys

When I ordered a bowl their bowl of sausage and chicken gumbo I was expecting to get a nice big bowl of some hearty deliciousness. Instead I got a baby bowl lacking chicken and definitely not hearty. I cannot express how disappointing this was to me. $20 for a few spoonfuls of sausage and a little rice. I would never go back to this restaurant again if this is how the portion sizes are.

Service was decent. Food was average. Dinner was better than breakfast. Staff friendly.

So glad we found this hidden spot up the escalator in Harrah's! They weren't busy for breakfast and the place is huge with lots of TV's! While our server was so sweet and attentive, I don't recall her name. We each had the All American breakfast and everything was SO tasty and fresh. The waitress raved about their homemade strawberry jam but we were not fans. It was good, but we make our own at home so maybe we're a little bias! Great price and great place for breakfast while in Vegas. We would definitely return.

Much better experience this time around for our group of five for lunch. Unfortunately I didn't get pics. We enjoyed spinach artichoke dip that was served with tortilla chips. Server was kind enough to also provide us with extra chips. The dip was super fresh, flavorful and warm. The chips tasted fresh and had right amount of salt and crispness. I had to stop scarfing to save room for my entree. My and one sister had the cup and salad which we both chose the cup of crawfish etouffee. It was flavorful and a little salty for me. Crawfish were in decent proportion to the sauce, rice, etc and more tomato based that roux based in my opinion. No bread or crackers though...restaurant doesn't have them according to server. Salad was a mix of a variety of greens, fresh, no tomatoes or cucumbers, topped with cheese, ranch had good flavor and tasted great. Two others split the chicken club sandwich with fries which were waffle fries. They said sandwich was good but bread was a little over roasted and "bulky" so after a couple bites they dissected and ate without bread. Service was ok since restaurant was very busy

This is one of three sit down places to eat at Harrah's LV, and it's the only one open for breakfast. I went today for breakfast. The menu is smallish. But it's fine. I ordered the blt avocado toast, and their bloody mary. The server was a very nice woman from El Salvador. She was attentive and pleasant. She did a great job. Not a single bad thing to say about her. The bloody mary was excellent, among the best i've had. The avocado toast was ok. The bread wasn't really toasted. The lettuce on it wasn't dressed particularly well. The bacon was yummy and the poached eggs were cooked very well. But all together, it was just ok. And at more than $20? That's a 2-3 all day. The place is a sports bar, through and through. I'm sure it jumps at night. But 500 TVs on espn is a bit much for breakfast, and I like sports. The space isn't bad. It just is what it is. The rating part is hard. This breakfast was quite expensive, so I ended up judging it against other $50+ breakfasts. If it were $25-30, it'd probably be 4 stars. But at more than $60 after tip? That's a 3.

Very little vegetarian options. Which was disappointing. Ordered waffle breakfast, pancake breakfast and Avery salad. For appetizers ordered mozzarella log and side salad. Service was quick and hwlpfu. Inside it's a sports bar. Seems like it would be a great place to watch the games. Pancakes combo was ok. My scramble eggs were burnt which I didn't like. The bacon was crispy not burnt. The pancakes were average, good flavor but tough. The waffles were pretty good the eggs were not over medium as asked. The salad was really good. Overall it was a decent meal. We would come back to try more and in a pinch would come here for breakfast too.

Avoid this place!! The rest are details! Ok, you want the details. After having a convention center burger the day before, we thought this was an up-grade. Looked like it could serve a good burger, hostess was good. Things were looking up. Then we got seated. And waited while our waitress chit chatted for a long while and argued with someone else. Plenty of time to see how expensive everything was. Two tables left while we waited. We should have. Ordered the burger. It was good but HEAVILY peppered. Usually don't mind. The onion ring upgrade was a complete fail of cheap food (quality, already said everything was crazy expensive). When I went to pay everything went from bad to terrible. Handed the waitress my card and she put it into the machine and pressed the highest tip and just said: sign here. After never seeing her since ordering, someone else delivered, no refills she self selects the tip? I go to change the tip and she pulls the card reader away and says I can't let you hold it, just sign here. How many drunks and unaware customers did she choose the max tip on?!? I just took my time, changed it and signed. Well there's a first time for everything and I had to be in Vegas to find a waitress like that. Trust me, go somewhere else.

We were returning from a 4-mile morning walk along The Strip when my husband mentioned going into Harrah's Las Vegas for lunch at The Oyster Bar (Station Casino), just off the casino floor. I quickly reminded him that his craving for Louisiana gumbo or seafood pan roasts would not be satisfied because the restaurant had closed during the pandemic and had been replaced by (Chef Gordon) Ramsay's Kitchen. He was disappointed since he looked forward to Cajun or Creole food, so I suggested we try Walk-On's Sports Bistreaux after seeing an advertisement banner near the escalators heading up to the Monorail station. While walking to this sports bar, we saw a photo of NFL New Orleans Saints' former quarterback, Drew Brees, advertising his co-ownership of this establishment. The hostess cheerfully welcomed us and escorted us in with menus in hand. Within a few seconds of being seated, a server (Janet) came by to introduce herself, offered descriptions of the menu items and day's specials, and took our beverage requests. Janet's friendly, perky, and attentiveness was welcoming and warm, as if she was a family friend. Her smile showed us her enjoyment of her workplace and customer interactions. FOOD: - Boom Boom Shrimp: we started our meals with fried shrimp tossed in "Boom Boom Sauce." The shrimp were tender, and although we don't usually care for fried food to be tossed or covered with sauce since a sauce could take away from the fried crunch, this sauce didn't make the fried batter soggy. The Boom Boom sauce wasn't overly spicy, but there was a slight (cayenne?) chili pepper kick aftertaste that peeked through the mayonnaise base. We liked the shredded cabbage base that added to the appetizer's textures and flavor. $18.99 - Cup & Side Salad: I chose a duck & andouille gumbo paired with a side salad. The gumbo was more soupy or broth-like than a slightly thickened rustic stew. It didn't seem to be thickened with either roux or filé or okra like what I've tasted at Prejean's Restaurant (Lafayette, La), Commander's Palace, or Dooky Chase's (New Orleans, La). I understand that since everyone makes gumbo differently, so perhaps, I'm being unfair about comparing the more refined Creole versions of this Cajun rustic stew. There was a decent amount of tender-cooked duck meat and slices of andouille sausage. The side salad was generously portioned and refreshing. $16.99 - Classic Hand-Pattied Burger with Fries: my husband enjoyed his burger and fries. The medium-well-cooked burger patty was tender, tasty, and enhanced with melting smoked gouda. The burger was sandwiched between a soft brioche bun with lettuce, tomato slices, and red onions. The fries looked to be a cross between waffle-cut and cottage-cut. $21.99 + $1 (smoked Gouda) Since Walk-On's is a sports bar, the ambiance seemed filled with "wall-to-wall" flat-screen televisions with several sports games being shown concurrently. Enthusiastic cheers and conversations could be heard from the bar patrons, but within the dining room, most diners were either quietly eating or conversing.

Delicious the absolute Best Yummy My Husband had an All American Breakfast it's gone didn't get to take a pic Oh and a Mad Bloody Mary Service excellent

I had Breakfast here while staying at Harrah's. I had the Scrambled Eggs with Chicken and Avocado, Breakfast Potatoes and a Biscuit and Cafe Mocha. Everything was delicious, but the best thing on the plate was the Biscuit. The Cafe Mocha tasted like Hot Chocolate. I almost sent it back, but just drank it. Why are Casino restaurant portions so huge when the rooms don't have refrigerators?

Buffalo Chicken Sandwich was pretty good. Two pounded chicken breasts with lettuce and tomato. Good amount of Buffalo sauce, which I'm good with. Fries were disappointing, small portion and they were cold, that was pretty disappointing for lunch at noon with not much of a crowd. But the sandwich was worth it.

We needed to grab a bite before heading to the Sphere for the last Dead and Company concert. We stopped here as the Bobby Flay burgers were part of a food court and we didn't feel like being handed a gourmet burger in a bag. Walk-ons does not disappoint! We had the chips and queso which was very good and the burger was memorable!! Great service from Janet. Highly recommended.

We went at lunchtime and sat at the bar. It was very busy in the restaurant and service was really slow. I think the employees were slammed. We both had the sliders and they were pretty good. Not a top notch experience but it was probably our timing.

Do you call this a sports bar?!? No sound aloud on TVs? No happy hour unless you're sitting at the bar. You cannot sit at a high top in bar area or anywhere in restaurant. Never heard of a happy hour at bar counter only. I've been to other Walk ons and had a better experience.

Yea... well they can't all be big winners. This is a dive bar and it's not even dive bar prices. The food is meh. The cocktails are meh. If you are an overpriced beer drinker and just wanting to catch a game, this is an okay spot, because there's plenty of TVs. Probably won't be back myself.

Didn't even know this place existed until my friend was directed to the 2nd floor because of an out of business ladies room on the first floor. There she saw a sign $9.99 for breakfast .. definitely cheaper than Starbucks. So we went there the next day, and the sign is on the window, but not offered when you sit down. They simply give you the menu with breakfast starting at around $20. So we asked for the breakfast special, which was pretty good. Bacon or sausage, eggs as you want them and home fries. I certainly would like to know what happened the 4 oz glass of orange juice. Seriously, who wants or needs a 16oz glass of OJ (except maybe teenagers). We ordered one glass ($9) and 3 of us didn't finish it all. Turn's out this is actually a sports bar for the rest of the day.

Our experience here was great. Our waitress was wonderful and shared her favorites to help us decide on what to order. I honestly can't remember what we order but I know we had fish shrimp some gumbo or some type of soup fries. It was a big platter. We were drunk most of the time lol. But I do remember the food being good and every one there was returning customers saying how good it was.

This was a disappointment for us. While we didn't really expect real Cajun food, we hoped that it would be better than this. My wife had crawfish two ways and I had a bowl of crawfish étouffée and a side of hush puppies. My étouffée was bland with very small pieces of crawfish. I had to pour on hot sauce to give it flavor. The hush puppies were good though. My wife's étouffée was also bland and the fried crawfish were tiny. She had to ask for cocktail sauce to add some flavor. Our server was excellent but didn't make up for the disappointing food

We had a wonderful experience. Great sports bar with plenty of seating. Very attentive staff with good food. We sat for awhile watching our favorite football team and the staff was attentive. Good food selection and taste.

Convenient while at Harrah's. Only had drinks there and dessert for take-out, but service was still amiable and nimble. Tito's flathead ($22): not bad and not worth the price tag... 7.5/10. I did expect to pay premium on the strip. Beignets (5 pc = $9.99): asked for the over powering powdered sugar on the side, which allowed me to enjoy the chewy, flaky & crispy textures of these cronuts... 8/10. Would be perfect with melted chocolate filling or to dip.

We loved this place while it was Toby Keith's! Walk Ons is RIDICULOUSLY overpriced. Like everything on the menu should cost half of what it's listed for. I ordered a side salad and cup of gumbo. That was $17 and the salad was spring mix with some cheddar cheese on it. The Italian dressing tasted like it came from a Kraft bottle. The gumbo was decent but there wasn't much of it. My husband got the shrimp and grits which was okay but like $30, the shrimp were tiny, and there was a tonnnnnn of corn in it. Two bloody Mary's were $44. Our total bill was $99+. Service was fine nothing exceptional. I wanted the Avery Island salad but it was $32.99!!!! FOR A SALAD?!? Give me a break. Could have enjoyed a Gordon Ramsay restaurant if we wanted to pay these prices! Beware the prices!

Huge TV Screen (16 x 32 inch screens = 512 Inches, They also have over 100 TV in the sport bar! Great spot to watch all the sports!

Ordered take out from here since it was located in the hotel we were staying (Harras). I ordered the Avery island salad and my husband got the Shrimp po boy. We also shared an order of hush puppies and the Krispy Kreme bread pudding. They forgot my dressing, so my husband had to go run down to get it. They were closed, but luckily he was able to get someone's attention. Not packing orders properly seems to be the theme around here. Either way the food was pretty tasty. Overpriced of course but we expected that. Not something we absolutely have to have again, but it served its purpose for convenience and taste.

Seriously! We've tried to visit this location every time we're in town but they're always closed. We were so happy when this location opened since we make trips to Vegas at least 5-6 times a year and we only get Walk-Ons on visits to Florida. After paying $$$ parking several times only to walk in again to find they close earlier than most restaurants, I'm done‍

Bland, bland, bland. No taste of roux in the etouffee. Probably none in the gumbo either, but none available at lunch when we came.

I'll start with the good... the food was ok. Now onto the bad, and there's a lot of it... When we sat down, the waitress told us that she couldn't split our tab four ways only three. There were four of us. We just wanted individual tabs, but she told us that that was not possible... How is that not possible? Now to move on to appetizers, we tried to order the chili con queso and were told that they were out of chili con queso and the spinach dip. How in the F are you out of chili con queso? I don't even know how that's possible they should have giant vats of that shit in the back. Then I ordered a burger... $25 for a burger and eight waffle fries and if you wanted cheese on it, it was an additional three dollars. Why would you need to charge three dollars for cheese when you're charging $25 for a cheeseburger? Also, it's not a sports bar it's a sports bistro... Apparently, if you call it a bistro instead of a bar, you're allowed to then charge an additional 33%! The prices were outrageous! Oh and they don't have a bathroom... yes, you read that right, they don't have a bathroom! I'm not even sure that's legal! Take a hard pass on this place!

Went in for Brekkie and it was terrible. Was hoping and wanting it to be good. Potato's tastes like they had been cooked for days, hard and yucky. Had the biscuits and gravy, biscuits were hard and tasted old, the gravy was meh. Hubby had the avocado scramble and it was just ok. Not sure if this is just all microwaved food or what. Service was decent, place seems cool and maybe they have better lunch and dinner options. Also got a latte and it was just ok, not from an espresso machine. But don't go for Brekkie!!!

I had high hopes for this restaurant due to the pictures online and despite the low rating. I should have went with the ratings. Waffle fries were overcooked and minimal banana peppers. Wings were decent. Slightly overpriced for the quality.

Thank you Tatiana. Amazing bartender and great food. Clean environment. Lots of TVS and friendly staff. Thank you from CT.

Tried this place again two years later and the pasta dish I loved so much has been removed from the menu and they NO LONGER offer their kids menu which my son remembered and was excited to get again so after the initial let down of those two items we still enjoyed our visit just wanted to update my review.

I was in Harrahs about a month ago and didn't have time to check out this restaurant. I saw the sign and remembered eating at this location a few years ago when it was Toby Keith. I first asked if I could use my Caesars reward points and was told that because they were a third party partner, it would double points. I decided to give the place a try and not use my points. The selling point was that it just so happened to be Happy Hour. Coincidently, Happy Hour is every day 2-5 pm. The second selling point was the New Orleans connection. I didn't try those on the menu this time but intend to the next time. I tried the Boneless wings (sweet chilli) and a mug of beer. The wings was delicious and plentiful. Couldn't even eat them all. The beer was extra cold just the way it should be. As it was a Sports bar,the ambience was quite nice. The people who worked there were even nicer. Almost as if they really liked their job I sat at the bar and Tonya the server was like an old friend. I had just finished walking along strip and just wanted someplace to stop and have a little something to eat. I made the right choice. There aren't a lot of places on the Strip that have Happy Hour so this little restaurant should be on your list to check out.

I don't know what is the hype about this place. Foods were ok, although service (waitresses) were great but hostess attitude was terrible. We were the first few that were in line in the morning. She asked how many I said 7. She said ok. And not taken my name or anything. Meanwhile she was asking others for their name and how many are in a party. Even another party, the guy said he has 6, but only 4 here AND she let them walked in. I was a little confused but ignored. After standing there for almost 20 minutes, my husband and his mom went to washroom. So I asked her, she said we were not there. I told her I stood right at the counter in front of her all this time. Then she said our party were not all here yet. So she gave our table to others. NOW I WAS MAD, because she was lying that she didn't she is, then change her story to we were not ALL there. I told her that I was right in front of her. And the other guy's party was not all here too, he said that and she let them in. It was a little outrageous, but I think she has a thing about Asian and other colors ??? Bc as noticed before going in to the seatings, there were quite a few black, Asians and Indian. And in side were mostly whites. Idk, this incident made me feeling it has something to do with color and racism...but yeah, a liar bitch. Next time, we are not going to stay in Harrah hotel and even look at this restaurant. If not because of waitresses, this goes to 1 * and NO TIPS.

I understand there are strip prices and there are items that are good and I would eat.... but these prices are just deadly. So much better food in vegas at way cheaper prices or pay not even much more and go to a steakhouse... How?

The food was very good with great service! And great ambience I just loved the fried catfish it's was delicious

Arrived and we were hungry so we ate here. The biggest mistake ever. We ordered the avocado chicken and the chicken was so dry that it was so hard to chew. The onion rings were absolutely awful. Batter tasted old and stale that we had to spit it out. Save your money and don't eat here.

My group and I had a nice time we were seated right away and knocked out our drink orders the food was good my mimosa was very tasty we enjoyed our meal

I never thought I would be giving a Louisiana style casino restaurant connected to Drew Brees a 5 star rating...but here I am! Walk-On's is a Louisiana inspired sports bar and restaurant located inside of Harrah's Hotel & Casino. For the most part, it is your standard casino restaurant fitted with a large bar, several TV's, a dining room and a robust food and drink menu with items that are decently overpriced. Walk-On's checked off all of those boxes, but we were in a pinch for lunch one day between sessions in our conference and popped in...and were surprised from entry to exit. Service was stellar. The hostess was friendly and accommodating and our server was polite, attentive and expeditious. Next the food was excellent! My peer got the Chicken Berry Pecan Salad. It was a large salad topped with fresh berries, heaps of grilled chicken and a great vinaigrette that paired perfectly with everything. I went the less healthy route and chose the Buffalo Chicken Wrap, which turns out to be the best Buffalo Chicken Wrap I have had at a restaurant, hands down. Most BCW's are packed with lettuce, tomatoes and all the other stuff, but this wrap was well portioned with more chicken, bacon and cheese than lettuce and tomatoes, and the buffalo sauce was spot on! Overall, we were very impressed with Walk-On's and would have zero issue recommending or dining there again!

Breakfast is great but I wouldn't come here again! Orange juice for $10? I'm not cheap but talk about price gauging! The OJ cost more than half my meal. There goes the tip! Sorry! $30 for breakfast is a bit much. It is a good breakfast and I had no problems with the food. Anyhow; because of this; I won't be coming back here again. Some pricy things you can deal with but juice for $10? SMH

The food was excellent, if a little pricey. I had the avocado toast which was nicely done with an egg on top. It hit the spot after my travels. My colleague had the soup and a salad and enjoyed the food. The staff was excellent.

Food was good . I had the gumbo plus salad. Wings were also good. Waitress was nice and service was fast