Dick & Jenny's

Reviewed by downtownblue on 05/30/2009.
Member since May 2009, Total Reviews: 9 (Ypsilanti, MI)

There's something genuine, even if Dick & Jenny have since moved on, with walls decorated with plates and you're unsure whether you're at a home or restaurant. The same eclecticism is found if the food, where one find a loving care with flavors that pop like firecrackers in your mouth. The jambalaya grits have become my standard for all things grits. Sure, you'll wait a while, but surely you'll be back for that taste of NOLA you imagined fondly,

Reviewed by KateE6303 on 03/31/2009.
Member since March 2009, Total Reviews: 4 (Bogalusa, LA)

One of my favorites. I have been numerous times and never disappointed. Food consistently good and menu always has something new. I don't think you can go wrong. There is a bitter element to some dishes/sauces, I have been known to add my own sugar. That is just personal taste. Please please try.

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Reviewed by Mufashi on 08/08/2008.
Member since April 2008, Total Reviews: 16 (Male, 30s, Fairfax, VA)

While the service was fun and "hip", it took a while to get their attention away from talking with each other. The food was inventive but underseasoned. It has a nice, bar/club feel.

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Reviewed by BentlyG465084 on 07/28/2008.
Member since September 2002, Total Reviews: 21 (Male, 40s, New Orleans, LA)

great regional cooking with serious flair!

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Reviewed by MaryE1311044 on 07/27/2008.
Member since May 2004, Total Reviews: 6 (Shawnee Mission, KS)

Always worth the wait. Staff is efficient and friendly; food consistently good.