Pier 424 Seafood Market - New Orleans

Delicious food, not the best we tried in NOLA but good to experience. Service was excellent though.Food: 4/5

Pier 424 Seafood Market is a treasure trove of authentic NOLA cuisine. The Chicken Andouille Sausage Gumbo was an explosion of flavors smoky, hearty, and utterly divine. The Boiled Crawfish were perfectly seasoned, transporting us to the heart of the bayou. Taste Of New Orleans was an extraordinary culinary journey, filled with iconic dishes expertly prepared. Surprisingly, the cheeseburger stood out with its juicy, beefy goodness. The Jambalaya was a delicious medley of savory elements, and the Red Beans And Rice were comfort food at its finest creamy, rich, and nostalgic. Pier 424 is a must visit for the gastronome!

My cousin found a long blond hair in her food and requested a manager. The manager refused to come to the table and told the waiter she was busy. He offered to have it remade and it took so long that we were all finished eating by the time he brought it. My cousin asked for a refund and the waiter said no. The manager was in the back telling other workers it was probably my cousin’s hair. We all had black hair which was braided and pulled up. We asked again for her to come to the table and she refused stating that she had nothing to say. So obviously, we found her and addressed her on the long blonde hair in my cousin’s pasta and the fact it it was no way possible it was ours. She lied and said she never said that and no one informed her that we requested a manager. Four of her employees refuted her statement in that moment and she continued to lie. The customer service was worse than anything else. Needless to say, we won’t ever go back!

We were visiting from Houston for the first time and wanted to try crawfish from Louisiana and thought it had to be better than Houston. We were very dissapointed. Food was terrible. We ordered 1 pound of crawfish and 1 pound of shrimp. Everything looked presentable but the crawfish was especially hard to peel. The sausage was really crumbly. I've never had sausage like that. The corn and potatoes were just ok. It was very expensive for the not so great food. Our server was great though.

The restaurant is quite nice, but be aware you're in the French Quarter on Bourbon Street. The street side window is open, so you will hear all of the Bourbon Street noise. The music people walking by smoking, all the things. But other than that.The food was absolutely amazing, and our server was more than helpful and very kind! They have a very exquisite menu selection, and the price is about average (about $20 a plate). If you're a drinker, their drinks are absolutely incredible, and their bartenders make sure you get your money's worth. All in all, I will definitely be going back on my next trip to New Orleans. ?