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New Orleans Restaurants
and Cafes
Cajun, Creole and More...
New Orleans — world-famous for
its Beignets (pronounced "Ben-Yay"), Jambalaya, Po-Boys,
Muffulettas, Crawfish and amazing Cajun and Creole cuisine — is a food-lovers delight.
Enjoy a variety of exotic cuisines from around
the world. Many of
the city's historic restaurants are open and others are currently rebuilding
after Hurricane Katrina.
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Acme Oyster House
Antoine's
Restaurant
Arnaud's — Classic
Creole
Bella
Luna Restaurant — Closed
Café Du Monde — Famous for its Beignets — a
square piece of dough, fried and covered with powdered
sugar. Sooooo good!
Galatoire's — 504-525-2021
House
of Blues Restaurant & Bar
K-Paul's
Louisiana Kitchen
504-524-7394
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Street Restaurants
Michaul's
Mother's
Restaurant — famous for its Poor Boy Sandwiches, Red
Beans and Rice!
Morton's
at Canal Place
NOLA
Restaurant New Orleans
— Emeril Lagasse’s Restaurant
Palace Cafe
The Praline
Connection
Ray's Over
The River
Red
Fish Grill
Riche
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Riverwalk
Marketplace Restaurants
Snug
Harbor Jazz Bistro
Tee Mulate’s — smaller
version of the long-time favorite Mulate’s
The
Court of Two Sisters
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Reviews
Restaurants marked with a symbol are those we've reviewed.
Those without a symbol — restaurants we've dined at and
not yet reviewed, or those that have
been highly recommended by
other reviewers, business associates or friends — are
linked directly to their web sites.
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Most of the reviewed restaurants
are rated Three and Four Stars — we tend not to publish
reviews
of poor dining experiences...we prefer to focus on the positive ones.
We find out about Restaurants through word-of-mouth, friends,
our readers, web sites, clients, newspapers, magazines, and
radio shows. Our reviews are unsolicited and free from the influence
of advertising.
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