The Best Brunch Spots In Marigny Bywater, New Orleans

Kate Harrington

As it’s been on a steady incline after the flooding of New Orleans, the hip area of Bywater has experienced an increase of inhabitants and popularity. The restaurants have flourished, especially these brunch spots.

Marigny Bywater, New Orleans

1. Café Amelie - Royal Street Courtyard

Cafe, Coffee, Vegetarian, Vegan

Royal Street Courtyard
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Royal Street Courtyard is a quaint bed and breakfast that operates within the Bywater community. Café Amelie is a breakfast and lunch cafe that is nestled in this B&B. Café Amelie serves Louisiana classic fare in a lush and quintessential New Orleans environment.

2. Elizabeth's

Diner, Restaurant, American, Coffee

Elizabeth’s is a Southern comfort diner located in this bustling part of New Orleans. It’s a very Southern affair. The breakfast and lunch is traditional Southern with an upscale twist. Set in a white house and forest green shuddered European home, Elizabeth has a decor exuding the Southern-European design that New Orleans is known for.

3. Satsuma Cafe

Cafe, Coffee, South American, Healthy

Satusuma Cheese Sammich
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Operating as both coffeehouse and breakfast spot, Satsuma Café offers an ideal combination of fantastic coffee roasts and lavish breakfast and lunch menu. The fare comprises locally sourced ingredients, and it’s centered on traditional American and Southern breakfast.

4. New Orleans Cake Cafe & Bakery

Bakery, Cafe, Diner, Coffee, American, Vegetarian

New Orleans Cake Cafe & Bakery
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This petite bakery and cafe is an over-the-counter bakeshop, breakfast and lunch joint. It’s a beautiful diner landscape with round tables and quaint chairs. There’s limited seating, though. The breakfast and lunch fare is a balance of American classics – from diner specials to seafood – and the dishes tend to be Creole-inspired.

5. The Ruby Slipper Cafe

Cafe, American, Coffee, Vegetarian

Bywater Fence Happy Skulls
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The Ruby Slipper Café is a phenomenon in New Orleans. Being a New Orleans and Southern breakfast and lunch cafe, the Ruby Slipper provides American classics with a Southern and Creole flare. It’s a relaxed environment, but the Ruby Slipper has one of the most popular brunches in the area.

6. Café Rose Nicaud

Cafe, American, Coffee, Vegetarian, Pastries

Café Rose Nicaud is a simple cafe that serves coffee, pastries, and breakfast. Rose Nicaud’s fare is American breakfast and lunch that is simple and irresistible. The decor is New Orleans cute, with dainty chairs and wooden tables. There are massive storefront windows making it a perfectly lit coffeehouse and brunch spot.

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