I enjoy the Marriott's and the Hilton's Sunday Brunch buffets. How much does the Ritz charge for theirs and do any of you have other suggestions? I'm looking for Sunday buffets only. Thnaks

Court of Two Sisters is very good, and the courtyard is nice if the weather cooperates.

The Ritz is better, but pricier....can't remember the exact cost though

For Sunday buffets try Begue's at the Royal Sonesta, or the restaurant at the Hotel Intercontinental (sorry I can't remember its name). Both have much better reputations than others.

I wasn't impressed with the food at the Court of Two Sisters. It was ok and I definitely didn't go hungry, but it wasn't anything to write home about. The coconut cake was good. The courtyard is very nice and the band was great, which made it a nice dining experience.

If it's ambiance you are looking for, this is a good place. If it's really good food you are looking for, you may be disappointed.

I thought the Court of Two Sisters was very good. What a variety. I left very much stuffed.

Someone said that the Ritz was better and more expensive...WOW, I was thinking that the Court of Two Sisters was a bit pricey.....

Hey guys thanks so far. We travel to NOLA a couple times a year to eat. We really like the Palace Cafe and Commanders Palace. We are trying buffets this time for the variety. It is hard to beat the view at the Marriott.
Susan your ideas sound interesting. I've never stayed at either hotels so that would be another reason to try them. I'm a Hilton, JW, or Marriott fan.
Does anyone like the restaurant at the hotel at Lee's Circle?