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The setting of the restaurant is beautiful and the majority of my time spent here was nice. The dishes for the most part were delicious. There were a few issues with having to wait 20 minutes before anyone came to take our initial order and at the end waiting for my dessert for another 20 minutes. Some of the dishes, such as the beef tartar, were over salted. The other dishes were really tasty! Overall I would recommend but would hope communication amongst the staff improves.

You never expect what is behind that door. I went to this restaurant a few years ago, when it just opened, back then it was really just an (overpriced) alternative speak-easy with a nice courtyard. To give an example, they had canned fish on the menu, which is exactly what you expect. I wasn't really planning on going back here, but after hearing so many wonderful stories, I had to give them a second chance, and I'm glad I did. The food was amazing, the courtyard and inside were even more beautiful than before, and the service was still as fabulous. The only thing they have left from their old menu is the $1 boiled egg, which I think is funny. The food prices are very reasonable, $8 for a side and $16 for an appetizer. With the wine, you have to be a bit more careful not accidentally ordering a $600+ bottle of wine. But they definitely have a nice selection, but expect to spend at least $100 on a bottle of wine. All together, a beautiful experience, I'll definitely keep going back here. Tip: It is not recommended to park here. Besides limited options, the neighborhood is also known for car burglaries. Safe yourself the trouble, It's better to take a cab, Lyft or Uber.

Wonderful atmosphere with lovely French music that isn't loud and it takes you straight to 1960s Paris. At first the whole part of the city looks dodgy with graffiti everywhere but if you manage to find their heavy obscure door with barely visible N7 sign you'll be delighted once you open it and walk through. Easy five stars for food, servers and the vibe.

Je t’aime! The discreet location begins the allure for N7. There is no other place than New Orleans where an old tire shop can be transfused into the most romantic spot in the South! Travel down the menu to a sensuous selection of French Japanese infused flavors and aroma to fill the senses. The fairy lights along with the harmony of eclecticism will delight in any one of the 3 seating areas. (Weather Permitting). Know your in a fantasy stage set at all times and be sure to leave with your armore, - Je t’aime! And as always in New Orleans bon temp rouler!!!