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2020 Limited Menu Open 7AM - 8PM daily www.mothersrestaurant.net Dine In; Takeout & Delivery d’Livery NOLA app or online (504) 523-9656 https://www.dliverynola.com Breakfast served all day Entire menu available anytime Early Bird Special Ⓟ 7.50 Po’ Boys Sandwich only, sides available separately Served Monday-Friday, 7-9 a.m. only Ham and Roast Beef are roasted fresh in our ovens and carved in a butcher shop. Scrambled eggs, smoked sausage, regular grits, Sausages are made using our recipes. Po' boys served on New Orleans French bread. biscuit, coffee or small orange juice (No substitutions) Famous Ferdi Special (The Original) 16.25 reg | 14.50 sm Ham Ⓟ, roast beef, the original debris with au jus Breakfast Special Pork/Turkey 11.50 | Beef 12.75 Ralph Ⓟ 16.75 reg | 15.00 small Two eggs any style, choice of one meat, regular grits, and biscuit or toast Ferdi with Swiss or American cheese With cheese grits + .50 John G. 17.00 reg | 15.25 small Ham ℗, turkey, roast beef, the original debris & au jus Two Eggs, any style Ⓖ (eggs only) 3.50 Two Eggs, any style with grits and biscuit 7.00 Turkey Ferdi 16.25 reg | 14.50 small Turkey with Ham Ⓟ or roast beef, debris & au jus Ham & Cheese Omelet ⓅⒼ choice of Swiss or American 11.25 Ham Ⓟ 13.50 regular | 12.50 small Mae’s Omelet ⓅⒼ Black ham, green onions & mushrooms 11.50 Roast beef (sliced) 16.00 regular | 14.50 small Crawfish Étouffée Omelet 13.50 Topped with the original debris with au jus Shrimp Creole Omelet Ⓖ 13.00 Turkey $14.00 regular | $13.00 small Ⓖ Jerry’s Omelet 12.50 Debris (The Original) w/ au jus 16.00 reg | 14.50 sm egg whites, turkey, bell pepper, red onion, and mushrooms Sausage (smoked Ⓟ or hot Ⓟ) 11.50 reg |10.50 small Build Your Own Omelet Ⓖ Pork/Turkey 12.00 Beef 13.50 Sandwiches containing meat dressed with shredded cabbage, choice of one meat and any of the following: red onion, green onion, bell pepper, tomato, mushroom, and/or spinach sliced pickles, mayonnaise, Creole and yellow mustards. Omelets can be made with whole eggs or egg whites. Cooked in Canola oil and served with regular or cheese (+ .50) grits, biscuit or toast, and Chicken Breast (fried or grilled) 12.00 reg | 11.00 small Mother’s raspberry preserves. | Ⓖ only if ordered without biscuit or toast. Gulf Shrimp (fried or grilled) 16.50 regular | 14.50 small Oyster (fried) 18.00 regular | 17.00 small Grits (Cheese or regular Ⓥ) Combo Shrimp & Oyster (fried) 18.00 reg | 17.00 small Grits regular Ⓥ 3.00 | Cheese Grits 3.50 Catfish (fried or grilled) 14.00 regular | 13.00 small Grits with Crawfish Étouffée 14.00 Soft Shell Crab (fried) seasonal 21.00 reg | 18.00 small Grits with Shrimp Creole 14.00 Grits with Debris The original debris with au jus 14.00 Sandwiches containing chicken or seafood dressed with shredded cabbage, sliced pickles, and mayonnaise. Homemade cocktail or tartar sauce upon request. Grits with other Meat (choose one) Pork/Turkey 12.50 Beef 14.00 -above items served with cheese grits; regular grits available by request Breakfast Favorites Mother’s Famous Buttermilk Biscuits Ⓥ 2.50 each Plates Choose 2 sides (except as indicated) Egg Biscuit Ⓥ 3.75 Meat Biscuit (choose one meat) Pork/Turkey 8.00 | Beef 9.00 World's Best Baked Ham Dinner ⓅⒼ 15.00 Egg & Meat Biscuit (choose one meat) Pork/Turkey 8.50 Beef 9.50 (Fried, baked, or black) includes choice of three side dishes Egg Po' Boy 6.00 ⓅⒼ Egg & Meat Po' Boy (choose one meat) Pork/Turkey 12.00 Beef 13.50 Red Beans & Rice Pork/Turkey 13.50 Beef 15.00 with choice of one meat Ⓥ Pancakes , stack of (3) 8.00, single (1) 4.00 Jerry’s Jambalaya ⓅⒼ (medium spicy) 15.50 Add choice of one meat 7.00 Crawfish Étouffée (mild) 16.50 ⓋⒼ Fresh Fruit cup 5.50 | bowl 7.00 Shrimp Creole Ⓖ (mild) 16.00 Ⓖ Add cheese to any order (Swiss or American) .50 Quarter Fried Chicken 2 pcs. dark or white 12.00 Choose [leg & thigh] or [breast & wing] Half Fried Chicken 4 pcs. mixed 14.50 MEATS Includes one each: breast, thigh, leg, and wing (No substitutions; fried to order 30-45 minutes) Ham Ⓟ: Baked, Black, Fried Combination Platter 21.00 Sausage Ⓟ (link): Smoked, Hot Your choice of [Shrimp Creole Ⓖ or Crawfish Étouffée], with Jerry's ⓅⒼ ⓅⒼ ⓋⒼ Turkey Breast, sliced Jambalaya , Red beans & rice , Potato salad , and one side: [turnip greens ⓅⒼ, cabbage ⓅⒼ, Jake’s green beans with Roast Beef, Debris au jus tomatoes ⓋⒼ, grits or cheese grits Ⓥ] All meats Ⓖ Extra order of meat (choose one) Pork/Turkey 7.00 Beef 8.00 #mothersrestaurant Ⓟ contains Pork Ⓖ Gluten Free Ⓥ Vegetarian www.mothersrestaurant.net Seafood Choose 2 sides Seafood is fried in peanut oil. Grilled food is cooked with olive oil. Dessert Homemade cocktail or tartar sauce available upon request. Bread pudding with Brandy Sauce 6.75 Seafood Platter (shrimp, oysters, and catfish) 24.50 Pie (pecan or sweet potato) 5.25 Seafood Platter Extra Extra 29.75 Crawfish Étouffée, Jerry’s Jambalaya, shrimp, oysters, and catfish Rich Chocolate Brownies 5.25 Seafood Platter with Soft Shell Crab 30.00 House-baked Cookies 2.00 Seasonal availability, with shrimp, oysters, catfish, & one fried crab Soft Shell Crab Platter 26.00 Seasonal availability, two fried soft shell crabs Beverages Seafood Half & Half 24.00 Choose two half (½) portions: shrimp, oysters, or catfish Mother’s Coffee & Chicory, café au lait 3.00 | 3.50 lg Fried Oyster Plate 21.00 Orange Juice 2.75 small | 3.75 large Gulf Shrimp Plate (fried or grilled Ⓖ) 19.00 Juice 2.75 apple, cranberry, pineapple, grape, grapefruit, or V-8 Catfish Plate (fried of grilled Ⓖ ) 18.00 Milk 1.75 small | 2.75 large Soft Drink 3.00 Mother’s Favorites (single servings) Lemonade 3.50 Seafood Gumbo 7.00 cup | 8.75 regular | 13.50 large Iced Tea (unsweetened) 3.00 Shrimp, crab & oysters in delicate crab stock w/ roux & pinch okra; mild Bottled Water 3.00 Mae’s Filé Gumbo 6.00 cup | 8.00 reg | 11.00 large Chicken & smoked sausage Ⓟ thickened w/ filé powder; medium spicy Spirits Shrimp Creole (mild) Ⓖ 7.00 cup | 8.50 reg | 13.00 lg Red Beans & Rice ⓅⒼ 5.00 cup | 7.00 reg | 11.00 lg Mother’s Spicy Bloody Mary 10.00 Jerry’s Jambalaya ⓅⒼ 6.75 cup | 8.75 reg |13.25 lg Mimosa 10.00 Crawfish Étouffée (mild) 8.50 cup | 10.75 reg | 13.50 lg Cocktails market price Beer Domestic/draft: Salads Bud, Miller Light, Coors Light 3.50 Garden Salad ⓋⒼ 6.50 Beer Premium & imported: Abita (local), Heineken, Corona 4.75 Chef Salad ⓅⒼ 13.00 Ham, Turkey, Roast Beef, American & Swiss Cheese Wine 9.00 glass | 30.00 bottle Chardonnay, Merlot, Cabernet, Chicken Salad (Fried or Grilled Ⓖ ) 16.00 or White Zinfandel Gulf Shrimp Salad (Fried or Grilled Ⓖ ) 17.00 Catfish Salad (Fried or Grilled Ⓖ ) 16.00 Fried Oyster Salad 18.00 Salads are prepared with tomatoes, iceberg and field mix lettuce, fresh Grab to ReheaT spinach, bell pepper, red onion and cucumber. Choice of homemade Refrigerated, never frozen. Available for takeout only. dressings: house vinaigrette, blue cheese, thousand island or ranch Gumbo #mothersrestaurant Qt. Half Gal. Gal. Seafood Gumbo $22 $44 $75 Mae's Filé Gumbo $18 $25 $50 Side Dishes Red Beans & Rice ⓅⒼ 5.00 cup | 7.00 regular Mother's Favorites ⓅⒼ Cabbage 4.00 cup | 5.00 regular Qt. Half Gal. Gal. Turnip Greens ⓅⒼ 4.00 cup | 5.00 regular Red Beans $12 $22 $42 Jerry’s Jambalaya $16 $26 $50 ⓋⒼ Jake’s Green Beans w/ tomatoes 4.00 cup | 5.00 reg Crawfish Étouffée $24 $48 $78 French Fries ⓋⒼ 3.75 regular Shrimp Creole $22 $44 $75 Potato Salad ⓋⒼ 4.00 regular Potato Salad $12 $24 $35 $8.50 $15 $28 Grits Ⓥ 3.00 regular, Cheese Grits 3.50 Turnip Greens Cabbage $8.50 $15 $28 Jake's Green Beans $8.50 $15 $28 Child’s Plates Ages 12 & under Chicken Bites (white meat), Shrimp or catfish 7.00 Sliced Meats by the Pound Choose one (fried or grilled Ⓖ), served with small French fries Debris biscuit chipped roast beef in au jus (no fries) 9.00 Plastic serving tray: add $6.00 World’s Best Baked Ham $11.00/lb. Grilled cheese (American) & small French fries Ⓥ 5.50 Turkey $11.00/lb. Roast Beef $11.00/lb. Miscellaneous Debris in Au Jus $11.00/lb. Extra order of meat (choose one) Ⓖ Pork/Turkey 7.00 | Beef 8.00 Ⓥ 2.50 Mother's Famous Buttermilk Biscuit Desserts Ⓖ Add cheese (Swiss or American) .50 Bread Pudding, Brandy Sauce $36.00/pan Zapp's™ Potato Chips (assorted) 1.50 Whole Pies (pecan, sweet potato) $20/pie Ⓟ contains Pork Ⓖ Gluten Free Ⓥ Vegetarian www.mothersrestaurant.net.
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