Unusual setup: a lot of self-ordering (which takes awhile but must save them costs), parallel with traditional ordering. Bags, utensils, etc. then get grabbed near the door. But a great value, especially for the French Quarter. And the staff were friendly and patient.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Steve Wooten
Popeye's continues to go downhill. Service is pathetic at most locations. Their red beans and rice used to be so good. Now the rice is always dried out and chewy and the container is about two-thirds full.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 2
Jabari D.
I had to try Popeyes in New Orleans where it's resinated from and I must say it so much better. I had a 3 piece with red beans and rice and I must say it was so good. Totally different outside of New Orleans and I see why. It's so much better in New Orleans. The service was fast and everyone was friendly and asked where we from and wished us a Happy Easter. The place was big with plenty of seating and clean inside. I had a good experience here.
Tiffany Bailey
The staff were so polite and happy. You can tell they love their jobs.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chicken Wings, French Fries
Hugo castro
Pipetas is the fried chicken of the south, they sell fried chicken, drawer fries that are the best, also beans, there is spicy and non-spicy chicken, it is overflowing with oil, but it is open until late at night, so at least it is safe, away from the hustle and bustle of Borbon
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 3
Brenetta Criglear
When they say only certain people from select communities only eat fried chicken know that I saw individuals from ALL communities. That’s how fresh and hot the chicken was. The manager ( a woman with gold teeth, could have been a little nicer).
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Nelover Gh
Clean place, fast service,and good food.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Nick C.
The service that Cinthya Thomas provided was top notch . We ordered 12 full family meals for our school trip and she handled everything efficiently and with kindness, while also navigating the usual craziness of the dinner rush. Big shout out to Cinthya!
C C
The GHETTO! Now… it’s Popeyes right… shouldn’t expect much. But a tourist location. I came her twice.. the first time was good. Service was fast, food was fresh… it was also earlier in the dayChileeee, came this evening Sunday night.. one guy behind the line doing mobile orders and pick up couldn’t figure out what beverage was in front of him. Opened the cup and smelled it.. then they have the sides pre-packed in a heating shelf. No guard for customers not to grab… whelp! The two young kids in front of me went ahead and grabbed sides and put it in their pockets.. The cashier… moving slow as a snail. Young boy by the condiment area?? just standing there…Definitely a night and day experience. In the food industry, it’s evident of the difference btwn openers and closers…and at this location that theory is true.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Sandra M.
Who hasn't been to Popeyes before? I've gone plenty of times at home in TX but this one?! The food is on point every time!! It's a super busy spot on Canal, so there was always a line when I went. The bathrooms were constantly being cleaned so I was glad about that. Easy kiosk ordering makes the process so quicker.
Straight up the best Popeyes I’ve ever been to. I was disappointed because my biscuit wasn’t dry ?
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 5
Service: 5
Michael Lees
Great fried chicken, in fact the locals insist that it's the best in New Orleans.A biscuit with beans and rice make the perfect accompaniment.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Red Beans and Rice and Spicy Chicken
ward russell
Chicken is very
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Wilson Lin
Super cool Popeyes location. Right on Canal St on the corner of the French Quarters. The service is fast and the food was delicious. Definitely worth checking it out when in New Orleans.
Wilson L.
Super cool Popeyes location. Right on Canal St on the corner of the French Quarters. The service is fast and the food was delicious. Definitely worth checking it out when in New Orleans.
Unusual setup: a lot of self-ordering (which takes awhile but must save them costs), parallel with traditional ordering. Bags, utensils, etc. then get grabbed near the door. But a great value, especially for the French Quarter. And the staff were friendly and patient.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Popeye's continues to go downhill. Service is pathetic at most locations. Their red beans and rice used to be so good. Now the rice is always dried out and chewy and the container is about two-thirds full.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 2
I had to try Popeyes in New Orleans where it's resinated from and I must say it so much better. I had a 3 piece with red beans and rice and I must say it was so good. Totally different outside of New Orleans and I see why. It's so much better in New Orleans. The service was fast and everyone was friendly and asked where we from and wished us a Happy Easter. The place was big with plenty of seating and clean inside. I had a good experience here.
The staff were so polite and happy. You can tell they love their jobs.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chicken Wings, French Fries
Pipetas is the fried chicken of the south, they sell fried chicken, drawer fries that are the best, also beans, there is spicy and non-spicy chicken, it is overflowing with oil, but it is open until late at night, so at least it is safe, away from the hustle and bustle of Borbon
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 3
When they say only certain people from select communities only eat fried chicken know that I saw individuals from ALL communities. That’s how fresh and hot the chicken was. The manager ( a woman with gold teeth, could have been a little nicer).
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Clean place, fast service,and good food.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The service that Cinthya Thomas provided was top notch . We ordered 12 full family meals for our school trip and she handled everything efficiently and with kindness, while also navigating the usual craziness of the dinner rush. Big shout out to Cinthya!
The GHETTO! Now… it’s Popeyes right… shouldn’t expect much. But a tourist location. I came her twice.. the first time was good. Service was fast, food was fresh… it was also earlier in the dayChileeee, came this evening Sunday night.. one guy behind the line doing mobile orders and pick up couldn’t figure out what beverage was in front of him. Opened the cup and smelled it.. then they have the sides pre-packed in a heating shelf. No guard for customers not to grab… whelp! The two young kids in front of me went ahead and grabbed sides and put it in their pockets.. The cashier… moving slow as a snail. Young boy by the condiment area?? just standing there…Definitely a night and day experience. In the food industry, it’s evident of the difference btwn openers and closers…and at this location that theory is true.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Who hasn't been to Popeyes before? I've gone plenty of times at home in TX but this one?! The food is on point every time!! It's a super busy spot on Canal, so there was always a line when I went. The bathrooms were constantly being cleaned so I was glad about that. Easy kiosk ordering makes the process so quicker.
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Straight up the best Popeyes I’ve ever been to. I was disappointed because my biscuit wasn’t dry ?
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 5
Service: 5
Great fried chicken, in fact the locals insist that it's the best in New Orleans.A biscuit with beans and rice make the perfect accompaniment.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Red Beans and Rice and Spicy Chicken
Chicken is very
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Super cool Popeyes location. Right on Canal St on the corner of the French Quarters. The service is fast and the food was delicious. Definitely worth checking it out when in New Orleans.
Super cool Popeyes location. Right on Canal St on the corner of the French Quarters. The service is fast and the food was delicious. Definitely worth checking it out when in New Orleans.