Roux on Orléans
4.2$$· ModerateClassic Creole breakfast dining inside the historic Bourbon Orleans Hotel
Located inside the Bourbon Orleans Hotel in the French Quarter, Roux on Orleans serves classic Creole and traditional American morning favorites. Guests can enjoy breakfast staples like biscuits and gravy, eggs, sausage, coffee, and buffet offerings. Its central location makes it a convenient start to a day exploring historic New Orleans.
Expert notes
- Arrive early for the best seating on weekends.
- Try to sample a variety of dishes to get the full experience.
- Check the daily specials for unique offerings.
- Pair your meal with a local craft beer or cocktail.
- Make a reservation during peak dining hours.
- Ask your server for recommendations based on your taste preferences.
- Consider dining outside for a unique ambiance.
- Check for any special events or live music nights.
- Bring friends to share and enjoy more dishes together.
- Plan your visit during the week for a quieter experience.
- Don't forget to save room for dessert!
- Take a look at the art displayed around the restaurant.
- Ask about the chef's special of the day.
- Be mindful of parking options in the area during busy hours.
- Check social media for promotions or discounts.
Features
- craft beers
- free Wi-Fi
- full bar
- kids menu
- live music
- outdoor seating
- reservations accepted
- specialty cocktails
- takeout available
- vegetarian options
Special occasion reservations
- Reservations can be made via their website.
- Call the restaurant directly to reserve a table.
- Reservations are recommended for larger parties.
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