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This informal yet stylish space shows that it's possible to eat on Bourbon Street without giving in to the hard-drinking stigma associated with the city's...more
see the New Orleans guideIt's hard to avoid being swept up in the convivial vibe while dining at this Uptown "house bistro." The tablecloths are white, but waitresses bring a...more
see the New Orleans guide"A couple of dozen raw and a couple of beers to wash 'em down" used to be standard after-work fare in New Orleans's working-class neighborhoods, where shuckers...more
see the New Orleans guideBuried in the maze of the side streets in Uptown's Riverbend neighborhood, Clancy's is one of the more unassuming restaurants in the city, which seems to suit...more
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Donald Link of Herbsaint fame opened this Warehouse District restaurant in the spring of 2006, and it's been one of the city's enduring "hot tickets" ever...more
see the New Orleans guideIf you doubt the concept of "elegant excess," book a long weekday lunch at Commander's, in the relaxed Garden District. The legendary flagship of the Brennan's...more
see the New Orleans guideYou just can't get any homier than this renovated Creole cottage steps from the landmark Tipitina's nightclub. With hand-painted plates on the wall and...more
see the New Orleans guideFor locals, Friday lunch at this sophisticated Creole standby is a weekly tradition; for visitors, it should be a once-in-a-lifetime culinary event. With its...more
see the New Orleans guideAlthough you might not expect it from a TV-savvy celebrity chef, almost everything about Sue Zeminack tends toward utter understatement. After many accolades...more
see the New Orleans guideLocated in the heart of the French Quarter, yet worlds away from the main tourist drags, this pedestrian-only, back-alley spot seems both blessed and cursed in...more
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