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| City Diner began as a vacant Denny's off Interstate 10 in Metairie. From the beginning the family owners sought to offer something more than the traditional late-night diner and worked to redefine that experience for their customers. They started with what was natural - incorporating diner mainstays with New Orleans classics - and created a menu of dishes ranging from a Club Sandwich to Crab Cakes Benedict. When they added in their own attention to detail in food, service, and decor, they finally had their restaurant. On December 22, 2008, City Diner opened its doors after months of planning and remodeling. Just three months later it was voted "Best of Gambit 2009" as an affordable place to feed the family. In February 2009 the restaurant extended its hours to a full, 24-hour diner. Shortly thereafter it added limited delivery, which is now available daily from 9 am to 2 am. City Diner is proud to serve both locals and visitors its unique take on diner fare. |
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Best Neighborhood Restaurant - 2nd
Best Late-Night Dining - 3rd |
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| City Diner has been open for almost a year in a location that formerly housed a Denny’s. If that’s deterred you from trying it, you should reconsider. It’s a classic “diner” but with a surprisingly eclectic menu. (...) |
| Robert Peyton, myNewOrleans.com - September 2009 |
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| At the Metairie site of a Denny's that never reopened after Hurricane Katrina, new local operators have taken over the space and turned the chain's conformity credo on its head. (...) |
| Gambit Weekly - March 2009 |
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