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o_hacker

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FreeDawg said:
2nd on Camilla's for lunch. I like Coop's Place for dinner. Inexpensive and excellent. Cool little place that isn't in a rowdy part of the quarter. If you go chain, I like Copeland's Cheesecake Bistro on St. Charles. Al Copeland corporate owned restaurants in N.O. are good.
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even Popeye's
 
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The times I've been it's been good. Get in, get out pretty quick. But the times I went, it wasn't crowded in town, so maybe that had something to do with it. It's also been a couple of years since I've been.
 
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My List....

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Eleven 79 - 1179 Annunciation Street, New Orleans, (504) 299-1179

Bayona - 430 Dauphine Street, New Orleans, (504) 525-4455

Herbsaint - 701 St. Charles Avenue, New Orleans, (504) 524-4114

GW Fins - 808 Bienville Street, New Orleans, (504) 581-3467

Commander's Palace - 1403 Washington Avenue, New Orleans, (504) 899-8221

Mr. B’s Bistro - 201 Royal Street New Orleans, (504) 523-2078

Restaurant August - 301 Tchoupitoulas Street New Orleans, 504-299-9777

Lilette - 3637 Magazine St., New Orleans, 504.895.1636

Domenica -123 Baronne St, New Orleans, 504-648-6020

La Petite Grocery – 4238 Magazine St, New Orleans, 504-891-3377

Cochon – 930 Tchoupitoulas St, New Orleans, 504-588-2123

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Patois – 6078 Laurel St., New Orleans, 504-895-9441

Neighborhood Food

Liuzza’s by the Track - 1518 N. Lopez St., New Orleans, 504.218.7888

Liuzza’s - 3636 Bienville Ave., New Orleans, 504.482.9120

Parkway Tavern & Bakery - 538 Hagan Ave., New Orleans, 504.482.3047

Elizabeth’s - 601 Gallier St.,New Orleans, 504.944.9272

Drago’s - Hilton Riverside Hotel, 2 Poydras Street, New Orleans,, 504.584.3911

Mandina’s - 3800 Canal St., New Orleans, 504.482.9179

Casamento’s - 4330 Magazine St., New Orleans,504.895.9761

Joey K’s - 3001 Magazine Street, New Orleans, 504.891.0997

Jacques-Imo’s Café - 8234 Oak St.,New Orleans, 504.861.0886

Mimi's in the Marigny – 2601 Royal St., New Orleans, 504-872-9868

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Port of Call - 838 Esplanade Avenue, New Orleans, 504 523-0120

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

Or look here..
http://www.bestofneworleans.com/gambit/spring-restaurant-guide-2013/Content?oid=2173910

http://www.nola.com/dining-guide/
 
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Everybody needs to quit telling people about Cochon. It's a ***** to get reservations as it is.
 
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giddyup.sixpack

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Felix's

For Oysters. It's on Bourbon, same street as Acme.

Make sure you stand at the counter....you'll get nothing but select.
 
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Speaking of which, just about everything is cash-only down there, to where it can be a culture shock for an out-of-towner. Take a lot of cash, or be prepared to make stops at ATMs and Walgreens.
 
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Don't have a single "best of".

Shrimp - guys
oysters - casimentos
roast beef - Tracy's. (used to be at parasols)
alligator sausage ( cooter browns with shrimp on top)
bbq shrimp (liuzzas by the track, not even close)
duck (crabby jacks)
 
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When I ate there in November, no reservation no problem.
 
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Casamento’s - 4330 Magazine St., New Orleans,504.895.9761
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Good list, just keep in mind that Casamento's is closed during months without an R.
 
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The roast beef "scraps" po-boy is over-rated. The fried chicken is absolutely kickass. Problem is, they cook it after you order it, so it takes 20 minutes longer, and the staff acts half torqued at you for slowing down the line. Worth the wait--good as any fried chicken in Mississippi.
 
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Pascal's Manale on Napolean in the Garden District. BEST barbequed shrimp on the planet. (I think they actually invented it). BEST oysters on the half-shell in the bar while you wait. Children will be welcome there and adults will LOVE IT!!! Also, Acme Oyster House is fantastic. The broiled oysters are unbelievable. My mouth is watering now just thinking about it.
 
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mimiloves6

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Love Deanies--especially during football season after Saints game. Really big and really clean. Good for entire family. I agree about the Bloody Mary's. They are a meal in a goblet.
 
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hullabaloodog

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I'll weigh in with my Mid-City bias...

Katie's would be a great place to take the kids. Neighborhood restaurant, great food, and a pretty diverse but still local menu. Hop on the Canal streetcar line headed towards the cemeteries/City Park and get off at Telemachus. After you're done with dinner, go grab the best gelato in the city at Brocato's. Right around the corner.

The Ruby Slipper for breakfast (also in Mid-City)

I second those that said Parkway Bakery for po-boys. Simply, the best. (again...Mid-City)

Katies: http://katiesinmidcity.com/blog/
Brocato's: http://www.angelobrocatoicecream.com/
Ruby Slipper: http://www.therubyslippercafe.net/
Parkway: http://www.parkwaypoorboys.com/
 
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Luizza's is better than Katie's, and is right down the street, typical old school food.
Great Cold mugs for drinks, but cash only..

The Parkway Surf and Turf might be the best Po-Boy in NOLA...

Luizza's by the Track has a great BBQ Shrimp stuffed Po-Boy..
 
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hullabaloodog

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fishwater99 said:
Luizza's is better than Katie's, and is right down the street, typical old school food.
Great Cold mugs for drinks, but cash only..
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We'll just have to disagree on this one. Love the big cold mugs of beer and the classic New Orleans options at Luizza's, but Katie's is a step above in the quality of food. The char-grilled oysters and the cuban sandwich are fantastic. In the end, their menus are different enough that it's hard to compare the two.

Luizza's by the Track is my favorite of the Luizza's.
 
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