Cafe Degas
4.5$$· ModerateClosed · closedClassic French bistro dining under a canopy on Esplanade Avenue

Located along historic Esplanade Avenue in New Orleans, Cafe Degas is an intimate French bistro named in honor of Impressionist artist Edgar Degas. The restaurant is built around a living tree on a covered, open-air dining deck, providing a romantic and relaxed neighborhood atmosphere. Guests can enjoy French classics with Louisiana influences, ranging from escargots and duck confit to fresh seafood and seasonal brunch specials.
Expert notes
- Make a reservation during peak hours to ensure a table.
- Try to visit during weekdays for a quieter experience.
- Ask about daily specials for a unique culinary experience.
- Enjoy the outdoor seating on pleasant days.
- Pair your meal with a selection from their wine list.
- Check for seasonal events or special menus.
- Don't forget to explore the dessert menu after your meal.
- Consider sharing dishes to experience a variety of flavors.
- Visit their website for upcoming events and promotions.
- Take a moment to appreciate the artwork decorating the café.
Features
- artwork displays
- catering services
- daily specials
- dessert menu
- family-friendly atmosphere
- free Wi-Fi
- friendly staff
- full bar
- live music events
- local ingredients
- outdoor seating
- pet-friendly patio
- reservations accepted
- takeout available
- vegetarian options
Special occasion reservations
Reservations can be made through their website or by calling the café.
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