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X_Drive says:
The original Café du Monde coffee stand was established in 1862 in the French Market of New Orleans. And according to its website is open 24/7 everyday except Christmas and “unless a hurricane gets a little to close”.
Considered a traditional coffee shop their menu is short and sweet. Coffee…
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joshiro says:
Emeril’s New Orleans is conveniently located in the Warehouse District just minutes from the French Quarter and most downtown hotels. They offer complimentary valet parking in a secure lot located right across the street! I was loving the valet parking because if you’ve ever been to the Warehous…
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sybil says:
One of the joys of going to Jazzfest is basically gorging on food. And Jazzfest has tons of booths that sell all sorts of goodies. First, you can't miss the soft shell crab po boy. It is just succulent. Then, you need to try the Crawfish Monica, a pasta dish with crawfish. You also need to try …
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bammybound says:
Go EARLY on Saturday durring a LSU home game. This place gets packed and fast. It is a great place to do some people watching. Good if you are into football or not. The atmosphere is AWESOME, especially if you are a TIGER FAN. Geaux Tigers!
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RuttiTootie says:
When planning my trip to New Orleans, I knew I would have to dine at one of Emeril's Restaurants. I figured that a lunch option would be best because of smaller portions and less expensive than dinner. Being as NOLA was the only restaurant out of the three Emeril restaurants which were offering Sa…
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LeighBR says:
Traditional New Orleans cuisine, this restaurant is practically an institution in New Orleans. Established in or around 1880, this is a restaurant owned by the Brennan family, specifically Ella Brennan and her children. If you come to New Orleans and have a little extra to spend on a very nice dinne…
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portia says:
Jackets are required for gentlemen during dinner and all day Sunday. When I told my friend we were going to New Orleans, he said we must go to this restaurant, so I made a reservation weeks in advance, just for lunch, so we didn't have to dress up! The restaurant has been around for more than 100 ye…
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Sara's
1 review
#8 of 92 restaurants in Louisiana
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LeighBR says:
Sara's is a neighbourhood restaurant located in the riverbend area of the city. It was established in 1996, I think. I have been a faithful regular since 2001.
Sara's has a warm, cozy ambience. It consists of dim lighting, candles on the tables, comfy, deep chairs in the front dining room and rug…
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dess_captain says:
Do you like seafood. Well Catfish Junction is your place to go. If you are ever in the Leesville area, rather for business or pleasure. Stop by the Catfish Junction. I promise you will not leave unhappy.They are a little pricey but the food is wounderful. They serve Steaks, Seafood, Catfish. I love …
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China Wok
1 review
#10 of 92 restaurants in Louisiana
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dess_captain says:
China Wok buffet Is The Best. They have very polite employees, and are always there to help. Ther food is awsome. And you dont have to be rich to eat there. Any body can afford it. Great food for a great price. Any time is good. But beware of the lunch rush. thats the only time its hard to get a tab…
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RobinMac says:
We got led here by a local, and boy was that the best lead. He told us it is the equivalent of one of the many neighborhood food spots, but right in the French Quarter. If this is how they eat on a daily basis, I am very jealous.
It's a nice dark wooden bar, plenty of draft beers and tasty cock…
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Hummingbird says:
Getting the chance to try something new has always excited me. So when the owner at our motel in Kinder suggested this restaurant in town I was all for it. In such a small community this place is really the place where everyone meets. And they serve local Cajun style foods, mostly fried or deep fr…
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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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cardhouse_dreamer says:
I will keep this review simple. The food is amazing. It doesn't taste pre-processed like the gyro meat I've had at other places. The tzatziki sauce seems to be freshly made, and oh my god, the bread it's wrapped in is so amazing. The falafels are so good too, and a wonderful substitute if you ar…
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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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