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Camellia Grill - New Orleans, LA

For a real feast for all the senses away from the French Quarter take the St. Charles street car line to Camellia Grill. While there is no one signature dish, the Chef Special omelet is a real house specialty: bacon, ham, onion, Swiss and American cheeses and French fries all held together with lighter than air eggs whipped in a blender. You will find an eclectic mix of locals, tourists, and students from nearby Tulane University, just blocks away.
94% Approval Rating (19 votes)
4 - Overall: Worth planning a day around
Overall: Worth planning a day around

Must Eats

Pecan Pie a la Mode ($4.00)
Pecan Waffle (N/A)
Chef's Special Omelet (N/A)
Breakfast Sausage (N/A)
Harry's Yankee Special - Roast Beef ($7.00)
Cheeseburger ($4.00)
Coffee (N/A)
Scrambled Eggs (N/A)
Doc Brinker's Special ($6.00)
Chili Omelette ($5.00)

Written Reviews

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Michael Stern
Roadfood.com Editor
"For a real feast for all the senses away from the French Quarter take the St. Charles street car line to Camellia Grill. This trip to a great New Orleans institution includes an architectural tour as “the car” moseys past fabulous houses, mansions and Audubon Park. ..."   [Read More].

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  • 4/6/2009 - Bruce Bilmes and Sue Boyle, $12

Map & Directions

Yahoo Link
626 South Carrollton, New Orleans, LA
504-866-9573

http://www.camelliagrill.net/#

Hours & Policies

Seasons:Open Year Round
Meals Served:Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Dessert, Late Night
Operational Hours:Always Call Ahead!
Credit Cards Accepted:No
Alcohol Served:No
Outdoor Seating:No
Reservations Accepted:No
Delivery Available:No
Takeout Counters:Yes
There really is an omelet under that chili cover!
"There really is an omelet under that chili cover!"
Michael Stern





Cammie is proud to serve its creations.
"Cammie is proud to serve its creations."
Michael Stern


The Camelia Grill: since 1946
"The Camelia Grill: since 1946"
Michael Stern


Grilled Cheese with Bacon
"Grilled Cheese with Bacon"
Michael Stern


Chili Cheese Fries: a meal by itself
"Chili Cheese Fries: a meal by itself"
Michael Stern


Orange Freeze
"Orange Freeze"
Michael Stern


Pecan Pie, a la mode, of course
"Pecan Pie, a la mode, of course"
Michael Stern


a crispy, charred patty with an overabundance of bacon served with a smile at 2 am. made me love this burger.
"a crispy, charred patty with an overabundance of bacon served with a smile at 2 am. made me love this burger."
EliseT


The Grill is packed at 2 am. during Mardi Gras week, when they stay open until 3 am.
"The Grill is packed at 2 am. during Mardi Gras week, when they stay open until 3 am."
EliseT


Be sure to ask for your pecan pie to be grilled.  Ice cream?  Yes!
"Be sure to ask for your pecan pie to be grilled. Ice cream? Yes!"
Bruce Bilmes and Sue Boyle


Small-tread waffles are crisp and elegant, loaded with nutmeats.
"Small-tread waffles are crisp and elegant, loaded with nutmeats."
Bruce Bilmes and Sue Boyle


A Chef Special omelet should keep you fueled for most of the day.
"A Chef Special omelet should keep you fueled for most of the day."
Bruce Bilmes and Sue Boyle


A side of scrambled eggs and sausage.
"A side of scrambled eggs and sausage."
Bruce Bilmes and Sue Boyle


The waffles are very popular at Camellia.  These two irons receive constant use.
"The waffles are very popular at Camellia. These two irons receive constant use."
Bruce Bilmes and Sue Boyle


It sure doesn't look like any diner we've ever seen.  At least not in New Jersey.
"It sure doesn't look like any diner we've ever seen. At least not in New Jersey."
Bruce Bilmes and Sue Boyle


There appears to be plenty of parking in the area, but if you're staying in the French Quarter, and are in no rush, this is the way to arrive.  The St. Charles line stops at the Camellia.
"There appears to be plenty of parking in the area, but if you're staying in the French Quarter, and are in no rush, this is the way to arrive. The St. Charles line stops at the Camellia."
Bruce Bilmes and Sue Boyle


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