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Court of Two Sisters

  • January 11, 2006
  • Rated 5 of 5 by kimgallegos from Hardy, Virginia
Court of Two Sisters

We went to jazz brunch, and we were not disappointed. The buffet was groaning under the weight of so much food. We made several trips to the buffet, and we enjoyed everything. The mimosas were excelent. Our servers were fabulous and very attentive. We wanted for nothing. This is a must!

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

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Court of Two Sisters

  • January 4, 2005
  • Rated 5 of 5 by kimntrent from Napa, California
Court of Two Sisters

The Court of Two Sisters is one of my favorite places for brunch, which is served 7 days a week from 9am to 3pm and with a jazz trio starting at 9:30am. We have been two times.

The first time we sat inside next to the jazz band. We took two little girls, and they were entertained the entire time. The floors are marble, and one wall is entirely windows while the other wall is made up of mirrors. The windows overlook a gorgeous courtyard, where you can dine as well. The second time we sat in the courtyard under wisteria plants. The tables are set on old bricks, so in some places they wobble a little.

The brunch is buffet-style. There is much traditional New Orleans fare to choose from. The eggs Benedict here are awesome, and they are even better when made to order. The desserts are fabulous. They are constantly refreshing what is on the buffet line, so everything is always fresh.

I would suggest, however, going to the bathroom before you go to brunch here. There is one stall on the first floor and then a very small bathroom on the second floor. It is a very old building, so the plumbing is not the best in the world. You can enter the restaurant from either the Royal Street side or the Bourbon Street side. If you choose the Bourbon Street, side the sign below is what you are looking for, along with a small podium and a gate that are very hidden. The Royal Street side is more noticeable. Overall, this restaurant is a do-not-miss. You can even book reservations online on their website. **Hidden note: If you are a Disney Fan look for this, when waling down Bourbon Street look into the courtyard of the restaurant. There you will see heads made of stone like in the haunted mansion that sing to you. Could this be where the idea came from? Only one flaw, they don't sing here.**

From journal A Road Trip New Orleans to Walt Disney World

Don't Miss the Jazz Brunch at Court of Two Sisters

  • October 8, 2004
  • Rated 4 of 5 by travelwisdom from Mary Esther, Florida
Don't Miss the Jazz Brunch at Court of Two Sisters

Take in a daily jazz brunch at Court of Two Sisters, 613 Royal Street. Dating back to 1880, this historic courtyard is one of the largest and prettiest in New Orleans. The Jazz Brunch features over 80 dishes, including traditional local favorites such as eggs benedict, spicy oysters bienville, and decadent bread pudding.

At $25 per person, it may seem like a pricey lunch, but considering the bountiful hot-and-cold buffet choices, you may never want to eat again. The brunch is served from 9:00am until 3:00pm daily. Arrive early, relax, linger, and savor this New Orleans extravaganza.

From journal Discovering the REAL New Orleans

Court of Two Sisters

  • January 24, 2004
  • Rated 4 of 5 by Vester from Kansas City, Missouri
We went to the Court of the Two Sisters as our first meal in New Orleans!

We went for a Jazz Brunch in the morning and it was awesome! The patio they have you on is gorgeous and I'll be adding pictures shortly so you can see it! They had a jazz band playing and I can't tell you how incredibly cool it was to sit in the morning, listen to music, and sip champagne!

The food was OUT of this world! The brunch buffet was enough to feed a thousand people and each item seemed better than the last (no kidding!)

Don't hesitate to come here for any meal -- you won't regret it!

From journal New Orleans, Louisiana Honeymoon Paradise

Court of Two Sisters

  • January 13, 2004
  • Rated 2 of 5 by lisalund from Dallas, Texas
C2S is a lovely setting -- I wish I could say the same for the food. We went to Sunday brunch and found it just passable. There certainly is an abundance of food, so I can't say I left hungry. I think the place is now gliding on its reputation. I've been to other brunches and this was not at the top of my Sunday brunch list.

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