Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen - New Orleans

The food is excellent, but they really need to get a mop and learn how to clean the trays. The place isn’t very clean. I understand it’s the French Quarter, but that doesn’t excuse it.

The ordering process is confusing, and the wait times can be quite lengthy. Additionally, the bathroom is in poor condition—it would be great if they could install self-flushing toilets or have staff check on it more frequently. The one redeeming quality of this place is the consistently good food. If you're going to stop by, just grab your meal and head back to your hotel or work; that's the best way to enjoy your visit to Popeyes.

The chicken, biscuits, coleslaw, fries, and mashed potatoes were all served hot, fresh, and delicious. As someone from Florida, I can honestly say I didn’t notice any difference in flavor. However, the seating options were quite limited for such a bustling restaurant. Make sure to have your order ready before you approach the counter! We arrived at noon on a Saturday, and it was definitely crowded.

Food was good. rude service I ordered take out, they have it to me on a tray. When I politely asked for a bag, she pointed across the lobby and said they were there. When I approached the teenage boy behind the table I again politely asked for a bag. he did not acknowledge me and threw a small bag at me. the lobby was dirty. the food was good.

I had to try popeyes while i was in Lousiana!! Compared to what we have up here in Illinois, the Popeyes down south surely tasted better. Place was clean. Services was fairly quick. You can order at the counter or place an order through the kiosk. Probably the last time i have popeyes while on vacation, but it was worth it to curb my curiosty.