Bistro Daisy

Reviewed by CourtneyK5042 on 06/21/2009.
Member since June 2008, Total Reviews: 10 (Female, 20s, Gretna, LA)

Very nice setting in an old house on Magazine street. restaurant was packed by 7:30 so do make reservations. i had one of the freshest crab,shrimp, and cucumber salads in my life. Lobster ravioli with marscapone cheese melted in my mouth. The most disappointing was dessert. the bread pudding seemed nothing more than a brownie. I could have skipped that altogether. Overall it was worth every penny. very nice wait staff. going again!

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Reviewed by PaulL1172748 on 03/18/2009.
Member since July 2004, Total Reviews: 11 (Male, Metairie, LA)

Competes for one of the best restaurants for locals in a city full of great places to eat. Made my 5th or 6th visit last evening, wonderful, again. Lobster ravioli is fantastic, but opted for new dish, lamb t-bones. A full plate of delicious food. Extremely busy for a weekday but wait staff handled the crowd well. Continues to be on my top 5 list in N.O.

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Reviewed by amys6426 on 12/12/2008.
Member since July 2008, Total Reviews: 6 (Female, New Orleans, LA)

The perfect place to go for a very romantic and quiet dinner. Only about 15 tables. The music was refreshing(mellow and current). Limited menu but something for everyone. The filet mignon is awesome and the salads are to die for. Reasonable priced wine list. Can't wait to go back!

Reviewed by CourtneyM1725 on 07/24/2008.
Member since July 2008, Total Reviews: 26 (New Orleans, LA)

Run by a popular local chef and his wife, it's a friendly atmosphere with a welcoming staff.

Reviewed by StephenM0415 on 07/22/2008.
Member since July 2008, Total Reviews: 53 (Male, 60 and above, New Orleans, LA)

Great new uptown restauarant serving nouvelle creole New Orleans food. Nice decor in a renovated shotgun house. No parking.