Entrepreneur and self-described foodie Billy Blatty owns and runs a number of restaurants, bars, and nightclubs in Texas and Louisiana. Among Billy Blatty’s most recently opened establishments is Belle’s Diner in New Orleans.
Located in the French Quarter, directly across from the historic French Market, Belle’s Diner is a modern take on an early 1950’s Rock ‘n’ Roll Malt Shop, serving up all-day breakfast, a juicy, from-scratch burger and a thick shake while jamming out to classic tunes.
Open 7am-7pm, Belle's is located in the heart of the French Quarter and directly across from the historic French Market, Belle’s Diner honors the post-war era of prosperity and Americana. Nose-Cone art of the era’s beloved “Bomber Girls” adorn the space, compliments bestowed to the pilots of the United States Air Force and Navy.
Belle’s Diner also serves all-day breakfast, and its breakfast menu continues the 1950s motif of the restaurant. For example, customers can have their waffles “Elvis’d” with chocolate, bacon, and bananas. Specialties such as pain perdu, a traditional New Orleans-style French toast, emphasize the Crescent City’s unique cuisine, while grits, a Southern staple, are always an option.
Belle’s Boozy Milkshakes are not for the kids! Add an adult taste to any of Belle’s traditional milkshakes and take it to-go on the streets of the New Orleans French Quarter for a fun night on the town!
Located in the French Quarter, directly across from the historic French Market, Belle’s Diner is a modern take on an early 1950’s Rock ‘n’ Roll Malt Shop, serving up all-day breakfast, a juicy, from-scratch burger and a thick shake while jamming out to classic tunes.
Open 7am-7pm, Belle's is located in the heart of the French Quarter and directly across from the historic French Market, Belle’s Diner honors the post-war era of prosperity and Americana. Nose-Cone art of the era’s beloved “Bomber Girls” adorn the space, compliments bestowed to the pilots of the United States Air Force and Navy.
Belle’s Diner also serves all-day breakfast, and its breakfast menu continues the 1950s motif of the restaurant. For example, customers can have their waffles “Elvis’d” with chocolate, bacon, and bananas. Specialties such as pain perdu, a traditional New Orleans-style French toast, emphasize the Crescent City’s unique cuisine, while grits, a Southern staple, are always an option.
Belle’s Boozy Milkshakes are not for the kids! Add an adult taste to any of Belle’s traditional milkshakes and take it to-go on the streets of the New Orleans French Quarter for a fun night on the town!
