Ma Harper's N'awlins Creole Kitchen

A complete menu of Ma Harper's N'awlins Creole Kitchen from San Antonio covering all 39 meals and drinks can be found here on the card. For changing offers, please get in touch via phone or use the contact details provided on the website.

What User likes about Ma Harper's N'awlins Creole Kitchen:
My original decision to visit San Antonio first was when I saw Ma Harper's Creole Kitchen on Diners,Drive-Ins and Dives on the Food Network. It wasn't disappointed. The gum was so advertised. Many shrimp and sausage a little spicy and the corn bread is a good supplement. The catfish was cooked very well and hot like the Jumbo shrimps with a kick of spices. The rice and the beans did not have as much taste as I expect... read more.

What Danielle Garcia doesn't like about Ma Harper's N'awlins Creole Kitchen:
As out of towners- this was our first time visiting Ma Harper's. The seating staff was so friendly and inviting. However, We waited 40 minutes for someone to acknowledge us and take our drink orders. We waited another hour or so for a bowl of gumbo and a fish plate. What was most upsetting- a family (not of my same ethnicity) arrived and sat behind us. Within minutes they received their salads and plates which were s... read more.

The extensive variety of coffee and tea specialties greatly enhances the value of a visit to Ma Harper's N'awlins Creole Kitchen, and you can look forward to the scrumptious typical seafood cuisine. You can just get one of the tasty sandwiches, a small salad or another snack, if you're not that hungry, With the catering service from Ma Harper's N'awlins Creole Kitchen in San Antonio, the dishes can be eaten at home or at the festival.