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| - Within walking distance of Armstrong Park, the restaurant was furnished with old-fashioned wooden tables and white tablecloths, and was decorated with framed photographs of baseball players and a stuffed alligator hanging from the ceiling. When his grandson Jake was a child, Joseph told him that the alligator was actually in stasis, and he let it out at night to guard the restaurant. (DS9: "Homefront", "Paradise Lost") The restaurant was mentioned in the novel Articles of the Federation as one of the characters, Bey Toh, was a frequent visitor.
- The decor of the restaurant was very old fashioned and reminiscent of 20th century restaurants, with wood paneling, white tablecloths and framed pictures of baseball legends. There was also a stuffed alligator hanging from the ceiling of the restaurant. Joseph would often tell his grandson Jake Sisko that the alligator was in stasis, and at night the alligator would be released from stasis to guard the establishment. (DS9 episodes: "Homefront", "Paradise Lost")
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| - The decor of the restaurant was very old fashioned and reminiscent of 20th century restaurants, with wood paneling, white tablecloths and framed pictures of baseball legends. There was also a stuffed alligator hanging from the ceiling of the restaurant. Joseph would often tell his grandson Jake Sisko that the alligator was in stasis, and at night the alligator would be released from stasis to guard the establishment. (DS9 episodes: "Homefront", "Paradise Lost") Sisko's was famous on Earth for its Shrimp Creole and its Gumbo, but the restaurant also became famous for providing meals that people couldn't find anywhere else on Earth. When Nog entered Starfleet Academy in 2372, the Ferengi found it difficult to find tube grubs anywhere on Earth, and soon discovered that Joseph would prepare them for him. (DS9 episode: "Homefront") As well as being a restaurant and business, Joseph had always regarded his customers as an extension of his family, and has often included them in family celebrations. Shortly after the birth of Joseph's first son, Benjamin Sisko in 2332, Joseph was known to show off the newborn with one arm, while serving tables with the other. (STA novel: Maker) In 2373, Mark Johnson visited Sisko's after having been recommended it by Benjamin Sisko. Johnson brought Dina Voyskunsky to the restaurant. (VOY - Distant Shores short story: "Letting Go") In 2374, Benjamin Sisko returned to New Orleans, where he played the piano in the restaurant. (DS9 episodes: "Tears of the Prophets", "Image in the Sand")
- Within walking distance of Armstrong Park, the restaurant was furnished with old-fashioned wooden tables and white tablecloths, and was decorated with framed photographs of baseball players and a stuffed alligator hanging from the ceiling. When his grandson Jake was a child, Joseph told him that the alligator was actually in stasis, and he let it out at night to guard the restaurant. (DS9: "Homefront", "Paradise Lost") Nog was a regular visitor to the restaurant during his freshman year at Starfleet Academy in 2372, claiming that Joseph was the only person on Earth who could get live tube grubs for him. Joseph suggested that he might start cooking them for his Human customers. (DS9: "Homefront") Following the death of Jadzia Dax and the collapse of the Bajoran wormhole in 2374/5, Benjamin and Jake Sisko spent at least three months living with Joseph and working in the restaurant. While Jake worked in the kitchen and waited tables, Benjamin would spend hours scrubbing clams in a back alleyway outside the restaurant's deliveries entrance, or absentmindedly playing the restaurant's piano (which the customers seemed to enjoy). It was during one such stint at the piano that Benjamin received a vision from the Prophets that propelled him on a quest to find the Orb of the Emissary and his mother, Sarah Sisko. (DS9: "Image in the Sand") In an alternate timeline, Jake Sisko's marriage to a Bajoran woman named Korena was held at the restaurant, at Joseph's request, in 2381. Even later, in the 25th century, when Jake was an old man, he was told by a young woman named Melanie that the restaurant was still there and still bore the name Sisko's. (DS9: "The Visitor") The restaurant was mentioned in the novel Articles of the Federation as one of the characters, Bey Toh, was a frequent visitor.
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