This popular late-night hangout is decidedly low on frills but delivers filling standbys. The Scene Low-key and unpretentious, the tavern is dominated by a cluster of unadorned wooden tables. Tourists, students and a varied assortment of regulars, including law-enforcement types who usually hold court near the back, pack the dining room often and at odd times. New Orleans favorites include gumbo and a slightly watery red beans and rice redeemed by savory smoked sausage.
Fried appetizers do their job without much fanfare, though a chili starter is a flavorful exception.
Steaks come thick and juicy, just the way they should. Adorned with rich shavings, the chocolate silk pie is a scrumptious capper, if you have the room. Citysearch reviews are based on anonymous multiple visits, and all expenses are paid for by Citysearch. Kevin Forest Moreau User Reviews Current avg. The place has been around for a century's worth of Tulane and Loyola students, fallen debutantes, and rising hip hop artists.