 Royal Cafe - Reviews from across the web
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the new york times > travel > new orleans guide > restaurant details
from the sidewalk at the corner of royal and st. peter streets you can almost hear the ceiling fans whirring overhead on the royal cafes three tiers of iron-lace balconies, which overlook the bustling corner. in the busily, colorfully decorated downsta...
travel2.nytimes.com
north america : usa : new orleans : restaurant : royal cafe review
the royal cafe is felicitously located in perhaps the most photographed building in the quarter--a corner edifice with multilevels of intricate wrought-iron lacewor...
frommers.com
restaurant: royal cafe - new orleans - reviews of royal cafe
what a lovey restaurant! they boast about having the best ribs in town. i cant concur only beca...
tripadvisor.com
igougo: royal cafe - new orleans restaurants, louisiana
the royal cafe has a great location and setting - on a busy corner on royal street, with three floors of dining (including two beautiful terraces on the two highest floors.) after waiting for fifteen minutes for a table for lunch...
igougo.com
gayot restaurant reviews
few french quarter buildings can match labranche house for sheer grandeur, thanks to its three towering floors wrapped in iron lace. this is one touristy restaurant that merits serious attention for its menu, blessed with quality ingredients and imaginative execution. barbecued baby-back ribs are me...
gayot.com
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