Do Not Miss this Restaurant!

• 5 out of 5 stars by May6Dani from Chicago, Illinois
• April 20, 2010

Quote: This was the best meal I've ever had. The service was excellent. Make sure to try the sea scallop, barbeque shrimp, and bread pudding. The waitress was fast and extremely helpful in choosing dishes as I was on vacation. I did have to wait a little... Read the full Mr. B's Bistro review

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Mr. B's Bistro

• 5 out of 5 stars by rnathen from Chicago, Illinois
• August 23, 2007

Quote: Mr. B's is back having been completely redone after Katrina and the food is better than ever.The service is excellent as it was before Katrina. The wait staff are very helpful with wine selections, which having been mostly destroyed are... Read the full Mr. B's Bistro review

From journal Return to New Orleans

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Mr. B's Bistro

• 5 out of 5 stars by kimgallegos from Hardy, Virginia
• January 11, 2006

Quote: I did not have a bad meal in New Orleans, and this restaurant was no exception. We had a large party, but we were seated easily because we made reservations. Our waiter was very good and attentive. I had the filet mignon, and it was tendered and... Read the full Mr. B's Bistro review

From journal A Week in New Orleans--Pre-Katrina

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Mr B's Bistro

• 3 out of 5 stars by Jill Russell from Hindhead, United Kingdom
• January 9, 2005

Quote: A very popular restaurant famous for its Creole cuisine. Once you're seated, the service is excellent and the food worth waiting for. Telephone reservations are not accepted, so when you check in, you may have to wait up to an hour for a table, but... Read the full Mr. B's Bistro review

From journal New Orleans in November

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Mr. B's Bistro

• 2 out of 5 stars by lisalund from Dallas, Texas
• January 13, 2004

Quote: I went to Mr. B's after a friend invited me to dinner. For the money, I thought it was just OK and that it could have been better. Mr. B's is part of the Brennan empire. The family has numerous (and famous) restaurants throught the city. My... Read the full Mr. B's Bistro review

From journal NOLA

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Mr. B's Bistro

• 5 out of 5 stars by cassidy90 from Chesapeake, Virginia
• August 15, 2003

Quote: The whole dining experience was wonderful. In a town full of food, this restaurant definitely stands out. The wait was rather lengthy, but it was well worth it. Conveniently, there are several pubs in the immediate area where you can go to wait... Read the full Mr. B's Bistro review

From journal Weekends in the French Quarter

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Mr. B's Bistro

• 4 out of 5 stars by jim from Charlotte, North Carolina
• November 19, 2002

Quote: I had heard about Mr. B's Bistro from several people, but was afraid it would be a bit touristy (over-hyped). But I was very pleasantly surprised. First, the service was exceptional. I got great recommendations, an extra scoop of ice cream for... Read the full Mr. B's Bistro review

From journal A Week in New Orleans

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Mr. B's Bistro

• 3 out of 5 stars by parramore from new york, New York
• February 19, 2001

Quote: Mr. B's is less formal and less touristy than many of the fine restaurants in the Quarter. The location on Royal St. makes it a perfect choice for a first night in New Orleans. Royal is one of the most beautiful streets in the country--lined with... Read the full Mr. B's Bistro review

From journal New Orleans Notes

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Mr. B's

• 4 out of 5 stars by Emily from New York, New York
• June 20, 2000

Quote: Another Brennan family restaurant, Mr. B's is a more traditional place than Palace Café (see my other dining entry), while still having a casual, laid back atmosphere. We ate here on our first night in town and it was the perfect, delicious... Read the full Mr. B's Bistro review

From journal French Quarter Fun

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