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greenfield914 says:
Cooter Brown's is a few miles out of the French Quarter but rocks like its on Bourbon Street. Great TV set up with large flat panels everywhere, good beer selection from 2 bars, and terrific yet inexpensive cajun food. Plus its in N.O.L.A. so feel free to get a to-go cup for your adult beverages.
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LadyofHope says:
If you are looking for a great place to eat that embodies all that Louisiana has to offer Connie's Restarant is it.
A little over 20 years has turned Connie's from 7 table patio diner to a place of about 20 tables family size. Personality seeps from every corner and on every table. Beauti…
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thaitravelor66 says:
This is a great place to try different types of new orleans cuisine. Not too exspensive for the area. If you like fried foods then Mother's is heaven from fried chicken to Po'boys (a sandwich with fried fish and hoagie roll) Many locals eat there. Great place to share a table with a stranger and jus…
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joshiro says:
Emeril’s Delmonico is located on historic St. Charles Avenue in the Garden District of New Orleans. If you’re staying in or around the Garden District, I recommend traveling to and from Emeril’s by street car. It’s an awesome ride that tours St. Charles Avenue, past major attractions like th…
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laurenomurphy says:
My husband and I visited Dragos as we were staying at the Hilton New Orleans Riverside. We walked in and realised that everyone staing at the hotel had the same idea. We sat at the open bar and was greated my Eric, the best bartender in New Orleans. He is the on in the picture. He suggested that…
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Red Lobster
1 review
#21 of 92 restaurants in Louisiana
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montecarlostar says:
My friends are still out of town and I was bored so I decided to go dine out. Red Lobster had always called my attention but I had never had the chance to go, so I decided to give it a try. I am so glad I did, as it resulted to be a magnificent option.
The service was awesome. My waitress was fri…
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donnydude says:
I 1st learned about Drago's when I 1st visited New Orleans back in 2003. Every time I make it to the Big Easy I plan at least one meal at this classic seafood jewel. If you go, you have to try the chargrilled oysters. The best oyster dish ever...bar none. Trust me, order at least a dozen!
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vikkissecret38 says:
French Market, 800 Decatur Street, New Orleans, La, 70116
Open 24 hours a day, closed 6pm December 24, opens 6am December 26
504-525-4544
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Gumbo Shop
1 review
#24 of 92 restaurants in Louisiana
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Maui says:
The servers were really nice and accommodating when 17 of us rolled in. Then another 5 people came in our party and the service was still great.
All I can say is that I had the Jambalaya and practically ate half of my husband's crawfish etouffee.
We couldn't help ourselves but to buy some of t…
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thenewextrememimi says:
Can't decide which notable New Orleans restaurant to dine at? Go to Melange at the Ritz Carlton. The menu is comprised of selections from various area eateries, including Jacque Imo's, Arnaud's, Restaurant August and Upperline, as well as some original dishes.
We started with Melange's own Demi T…
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missandrea81 says:
We ate here twice on our four day trip to New Orleans. The restaurant itself is not "classy" but you won't regret sitting down and having a look at the menu. There is something for everyone. I was still on the hunt for a good Po-Boy sandwich, since I knew my best friend wouldn't lie to me and say th…
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mahoney says:
I wanted to try some authentic Creole cooking. Olivier's was recommended by some people on the streetcar and I met up with Sachie and walked a few blocks from the hotel to the restaurant.
Olivier’s is an authentic family owned French Quarter Creole restaurant cooking traditional recipes hande…
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Himalayas
1 review
#28 of 92 restaurants in Louisiana
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brilleaux says:
Some of the best Indian cuisine in Louisiana can be found here. It has all your favorite curries and a good selection of Indian beer. The waitstaff is extremely friendly and helpful. My personal favorite dish is the chicken korma, which I highly recommend to anyone who doesn't want anything too spic…
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travel-the-world says:
The Creole Creamery offers nontraditional flavors of ice cream like red velvet cake, nectar sherbet and cookie monster. They also make ice cream with some wild items you wouldn’t expect, like cracked pepper and wedding cake champagne. Flavors change daily. The ice cream itself is worth a go, bu…
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LeighBR says:
My husband and I decided to try Le P.G. for lunch one afternoon. A very bright and cheery atmosphere, the restaurant is clean, airy and open. We were seated promptly. It wasn't very busy and the waitstaff were efficient and friendly. Communication/conversation/hearing the person you're dining with w…
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