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Feelings Cafe Daunoy
2600 Chartres St
New Orleans, LA 70117
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Brunch Menu
Main Menu
Feelings Café & Patio Bar is open for the month of February serving a new daily menu. Exciting new dishes and Sunday Brunch will return in March. Come rediscover your Feelings!
Soup & Salads
Cauliflower Velouté
$9.00
almonds, sultanas, baharat
Arugula Salad
$8.00
Fennel, grapefruit, candied pecans, ricotta salata, apple mustard dressing
Roasted Beet Salad
$9.00
yogurt, orange, pistachio
Small Plates
Deviled eggs
$8.00
Crawfish, wasabi tobiko
Chicken Liver mousse
$8.00
celery and apple frisee salad, rosemary riesling gelee
Cured Steelhead
$13.00
trout roe, avocado, dill, burnt leek
Mid-Size Plates
Steamed mussels
$11.00
romesco broth
Sautéed drum
$17.00
Sunchoke purée, Rosemary lemon brown butter
Potato gnocchi
$14.00
Oxtail, grana padano, crispy kale
Feuilleté of sweetbreads and frog legs
$15.00
Tarragon, caper, white wine jus
Duck confit
$18.00
our charcroute, pickled mustard seed, natural jus
Starters
Frisée Lardon Salad
$8.00
Poached Egg, Sherry-Bacon Vinaigrette
Cauliflower Velouté
$9.00
Toasted Almonds, Brandied Sultanas, Baharat Spices
Pain Perdu
$8.00
Fresh Strawberries, Bourbon Maple Syrup
French Onion Soup
$8.00
French Bread Crostini, Gruyere Cheese
Mains
Shrimp & Grits
$16.00
Rosemary, Asiago Cheese Grits
Three Egg Omelette
$11.00
Fontina Cheese
Sweet Potato Hash & Eggs
$13.00
Poached Eggs, Chipolte Peppers, Poblano Hollandaise, Cilantro
Eggs Benedict
$14.00
Canadian Bacon, House made Hollandaise Sauce
Steak & Frites
$18.00
Au Poivre Sauce
Quiche Du Jour
$13.00
Chipolte Peppers, Poblano Hollandaise, Cilantro
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About Us
In the summer of 1979, a cafe named "Feelings" opened on Royal Street. After its successful first year, it moved to its present historic location, part of the first plantation land granted for private ownership by the first New Orleans settlers. Research uncovered that in 1795, Nicholas D'Aunoy purchased the plantation and the land was incorporated into the Faubourg of Bernard Marigny, creating the present historical neighborhood of Faubourg Marigny.