Marjie's, located in a stretch of nondescript buildings on Broad, is homey and casual inside, decorated in the (more and more ubiquitous) hipster style of mismatched tables, chairs, china. When we were there on a very busy night in March or April, we encountered a...More
Had dinner tonight for the first and last time at Marjie's Grill. We had a number of appetizers with the only one worth mentioning was the cornbread and fried shrimp. I got the $17 "pork loin" which arrived a few field greens (dirty) on the...More
Hard to find the restaurants that are still flying under the radar serving excellent meals. Lucky to have had this place recommended by a local as I had not heard of it prior to my visit. The Chef is creative with flavors and presentation. Service...More
Excellent Menu. Deck was great. Drink menu was delicious. Waitor took care of group of 12 with ease. We are family style and put in orders 4 times. Delicious.
Happened to drive by a string of restaurants on our way to go shopping. I was starving, we parked a couple blocks down and walked to the first restaurant that looked inviting. Service was fast and friendly, the shrimp was the best and frshest I've...More
Im telling you that marjies grill is a must hit restaurant. Ea dish that came out was a 10 or better . Explosive flavors, well balanced. This was one of the best meals i have had as a whole . Great work to whole staff...More
Marjie's is one of our FAVORITE restaurants...we send everyone there, locals and visitors. They are always as blown away as we are by the food here. BUT...when it gos wrong, it's completely wrong. It's only happened once, and we will give it one more try....More
I was blown away by the depth and range of flavors in our dinner at Marjie’s. With a repertory of tastes and techniques derived from Southern US and Southeast Asian cuisines, the chef doesn’t seem to be hung up on pedigree, just on choosing from...More
Marjie's chef comes up with creative Asian-Southern fusion dishes. We had the turmeric-dusted pork cracklins and the Singapore-style noodles with Gulf shrimp, for example. It was all really good, in a very unpretentious atmosphere.
On our first night in New Orleans we were staying at an Airbnb not far from Marjie’s. We had heard good things about it and we decided to take a walk over and give it a try. Restaurant was small but comfortable and service was...More
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