french onion soup more

I had crawfish etoufee, good but small portion, service and atmosphere good. A friend had salmon and said it was delicious. more

A group of us dined here in March of 2008. We had red beans and rice, gumbo, muffaletas and etouffe, all of which were delicious! The potions were more than adequate and the prices were great. I would definitely recommend this as a great place to eat. more

The food here has always been excellent. Cochon de lait po-boy(smoked pulled pork with gravy) is one of the best I have ever had. The atmosphere is wonderful. The staff work hard, but stay busy. Try off hours when it isn't as busy. Will definitely go back. more

Anyone who is an early riser knows that the French Quarter is not the happening place for breakfast. Mostly what you see are the street cleaners and people hosing off the sidewalks from the previous evening. So we walked around for a while looking for some substance (eggs, waffles, pancakes, etc) and came across Pierre Maspero's serving breakfast. The prices... more

Restaurant has new owners and management as of 11/30/07, when I ate dinner here. Salmon entree was good, maque choux entree was oily and cold. I had a gift certificate, and the "new" management would not accept it because it was issued by the "old" owners, although the restaurant name is identical, and there is no mention of new owners.... more

Located on the corner, Pierre Maspero's provides a good location for people watching while eating there classic New Olreans Food. Perfect place to have lunch after strolling through the French Quarter all morning. Typical menu that you would expect in New Orleans. Service was above average. more