OT: New Orleans Weekend

[Bulldog Bruce]

you have been PM'd

 

[was21]

only problem with Sunday morning is that Central Grocery is not open. BTW, best muffelata in the world any other day. Get a Barq's with it.

 

[DreadNought.sixpack]

Check out this French Bakery one morning, Croissant D'Or Patisserie, and get some Almond Croissants. It's in the Quarter but off the beaten path. Brigtsens on Carrolton for dinner. Lots of locals eat there and the food is terrific.

 

[rabiddawg]

Two pages and no one has mentioned Preservation Hall or The Dungeon?

Pffft! Amatures.

 

[Forever.Maroon.White]

I'd love to see Kermit Ruffins.....Here's a great one...

John Boutte (Soul Jazz) plays every other Saturday night at dba on Frenchmen's street. I would do that if he's playing there the weekend you are there. If not see if Kermit Ruffins is playing somewhere. If you don't know who these guys are check them out on YouTube. Try Satsuma's in Bywater for breakfast.

Saint's Christmas

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=FqgS_CNRnXg

 

[fishwater99]

Here's my food List...
Be sure to go uptown, get a cooler full of beer and go to the Fly behind the Zoo and hangout by the river.
Frenchman Street at night instead of the Quarters..
Enjoy..


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[h=4]Peche Seafood Grill - 800 Magazine St, New Orleans, 504.522.1744[/h] [h=4]Annunciation - 1016 Annunciation St, New Orleans, 504.568.0245[/h] [h=4]La Petite Grocery – 4238 Magazine St, New Orleans, 504-891-3377[/h] [h=4]Cochon – 930 Tchoupitoulas St, New Orleans, 504-588-2123[/h] Herbsaint - 701 St. Charles Avenue, New Orleans, (504) 524-4114
[h=4]Lilette - 3637 Magazine St., New Orleans, 504.895.1636[/h] [h=4]Domenica -123 Baronne St, New Orleans, 504-648-6020[/h] [h=4]Patois – 6078 Laurel St., New Orleans, 504-895-9441[/h] Restaurant August - 301 Tchoupitoulas Street New Orleans, 504-299-9777
Bayona - 430 Dauphine Street, New Orleans, (504) 525-4455
GW Fins - 808 Bienville Street, New Orleans, (504) 581-3467
Commander's Palace - 1403 Washington Avenue, New Orleans, (504) 899-8221

Luke - 333 St. Charles Ave. • New Orleans, LA 70130 • 504.378.2840

Mr. B’s Bistro - 201 Royal Street New Orleans, (504) 523-2078
[h=4]Tableau - 616 St. Peters St., New Orleans, 504.934.3463[/h] Eleven 79 - 1179 Annunciation Street, New Orleans, (504) 299-1179
[h=4]Neighborhood Food[/h] [h=4]Liuzza’s by the Track - 1518 N. Lopez St., New Orleans, 504.218.7888[/h] [h=4]Liuzza’s - 3636 Bienville Ave., New Orleans, 504.482.9120[/h] [h=4]Parkway Tavern & Bakery - 538 Hagan Ave., New Orleans, 504.482.3047[/h] [h=4]Elizabeth’s - 601 Gallier St.,New Orleans, 504.944.9272[/h] [h=4]Drago’s - Hilton Riverside Hotel, 2 Poydras Street, New Orleans,, 504.584.3911[/h] [h=4]Mandina’s - 3800 Canal St., New Orleans, 504.482.9179[/h] [h=4]Casamento’s - 4330 Magazine St., New Orleans,504.895.9761[/h] [h=4]Joey K’s - 3001 Magazine Street, New Orleans, 504.891.0997[/h] [h=4]Jacques-Imo’s Café - 8234 Oak St.,New Orleans, 504.861.0886[/h] [h=4]Mimi's in the Marigny – 2601 Royal St., New Orleans, 504-872-9868[/h] [h=4]Port of Call - 838 Esplanade Avenue, New Orleans, 504 523-0120[/h] [h=4]Ninja - 8433 Oak St New Orleans, LA 504. 866.1119[/h] Mosca's - 4137 U.S. 90 W., Avondale, LA 504.436.8950
Two Sisters - 223 N. Derbigny St., New Orleans, 504.524.0056
Bacchanal Wine - 600 Poland Avenue, New Orleans, 504-948-9111 http://www.bacchanalwine.com/



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[mcdawg22]

Yeah I would have loved to have been there when Trombone Shorty and Foo Fighters jammed.

 

[maroonmadman]

I'll cast another vote for Jacques Imo's. I don't think they accept reservations so be prepared to wait a few but you can always order a beverage or two from the bar while waiting. Order the Alligator Cheesecake appetizer and thank me later. NOLA's is the best of Emeril's 3 resteraunts. Mr. B's Bistro in the quarter on Royal is good. For oysters of any type go to Drago's.

 

[colodawg]

when in nawlins....

My sister is finally coming south and we are planning on going to New Orleans for an arrive Friday and leave Sunday weekend. She is well traveled and has been all over the world so seeing some guy painted silver on a box won't impress her. I don't have any plans for getting blasted. So what are things to do for a World Traveled Yankee to get her first taste of New Orleans?

my must haves are a peacemaker poboy at Acme Oyster House, grilled oysters at Drago's, and some fried chicken at Willie Mae's Scotch House.