Rimon — Restaurant in New Orleans

We had a bit of a drive-by experience; just a 2-day stay in the Big Easy and not much of a chance to sample the kosher food scene. To top it off, I was recovering from a cold and my wife was too exhausted from the trip to go out to eat. Rimon looked like the best option for a take-out dinner, and what a great option it was!! The "farm-to-table" food was exactly as promised, and if it suffered from the 15 minute ride back to the French Quarter, we didn't notice. Her Turks&Cados (with the crispy beef bacon, of course!) was as good as gone before I could figure out where I put our plastic cutlery, and my Rebecca (with salmon for protein) was perfect -- the Brussels sprouts were tender, flavorful, not-at-all sour, the pasta was still somehow a perfect al-dente, and the salmon flaked without being dry -- results that only come with great ingredients & chefs that know what to do with them. The staff was pleasant to each other, friendly to the customers, and highly competent -- Julia made certain she got our order over the phone exactly right, despite a bad connection (my phone) and a lot of busy restaurant noise on her end. I hope we...

Rude and condescending behavior from most employees I would be ashamed to own this place after seeing other negative experiences and not correcting it. Horrible customer service experiences after 4 visits. No pleasantries. Decent food, but skimpy. To be fair, I have a Sepharad palette.

Kosher Cajun is scores better. Close by options are decent. Please get better, people deserve decency. *This review does not include Tulane Hillel, which is...

What a gem! This place is a part of Hillel, so from outside it looks like a beautiful residential house, but inside there’s a restaurant/cafe with delicious food, we had LoMein with beef, with fried chicken and grilled chicken, was really good! The place is clean and cozy, the facility itself looks brand new,...