Guidebook for New Orleans
Food Scene
I make excuses to go here sometimes twice a week for their brussle sprouts and pork belly appetizer. In fact, EVERYTHING on their appetizer list is amazing. Restaurant opens at 6pm and their Deli located on the Dauphine side is open throughout the day from breakfast and lunch and provides a variety of delicious and quality options.
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Vacherie
827 Toulouse StI make excuses to go here sometimes twice a week for their brussle sprouts and pork belly appetizer. In fact, EVERYTHING on their appetizer list is amazing. Restaurant opens at 6pm and their Deli located on the Dauphine side is open throughout the day from breakfast and lunch and provides a variety of delicious and quality options.
Imported Italian coffee, some of the best espresso you will ever taste, sweet icy treats, made from scratch pastries and pizzas ... an incredible spot with a beautiful courtyard.
Little Tropical Isle
435 Bourbon StImported Italian coffee, some of the best espresso you will ever taste, sweet icy treats, made from scratch pastries and pizzas ... an incredible spot with a beautiful courtyard.
Because everything about this place rocks. Front courtyard with torches and fire pit, warm cabin like interior, delicious 5 star food, and was rated in the top 10 best restaurants in New Orleans.
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Cafe Amelie
900 Royal StBecause everything about this place rocks. Front courtyard with torches and fire pit, warm cabin like interior, delicious 5 star food, and was rated in the top 10 best restaurants in New Orleans.
Excellent place for breakfast and lunch, and if you're not careful, you will walk right by them. Located between the French Market and the French Quarter, you can enjoy the art of griddle cooking from the bar or sit across i a booth along the wall and lounge and chat with friends and other locals and tourists. It's a great spot to stop while you explore the other end of the French Quarter.
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Belle's Diner
1122 Decatur StExcellent place for breakfast and lunch, and if you're not careful, you will walk right by them. Located between the French Market and the French Quarter, you can enjoy the art of griddle cooking from the bar or sit across i a booth along the wall and lounge and chat with friends and other locals and tourists. It's a great spot to stop while you explore the other end of the French Quarter.