Menu Guide New Orleans Oct 2019 by Morris Media Network

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ew Orleans is a food destination, one of the nation’s best. It’s been said before: Here, we don’t eat to live; we live to eat. It’s true—as is the fact that locals tend to discuss their next meal during the course of the current one. If there is a population that eats better and with more passion than the Crescent City, it has yet to surface. Once considered a “one-menu” town, today New Orleans is anything but. French, Cajun, Creole, Vietnamese, Mexican, Italian, Caribbean, Southern; you’ll find it all and then some. Seafood, steaks, gumbo, po’boys, veggie, vegan, small plates, big plates; the city’s restaurants cater to every appetite. Upscale, casual, high-end, low-key; it depends on your mood. Where to begin? Right this way…your table is waiting.

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CONTENTS 1 Editor’s Note 40 Advertiser Directory FEATURE

4 Culinary Gift Guide

Food-minded gifts for thought—from cool kitchen collectibles to locally made bitters

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Pat O’Brien’s Courtyard Restaurant Annunciation Backspace Bar & Kitchen Briquette Broussard’s Café Beignet Café Fleur de Lis, Envie Espresso Bar & Café Chophouse New Orleans Claret Wine & Cocktail Bar Court of Two Sisters Curio Josephine Estelle Kingfish Messina’s Runway Café Miyako Sushi Bar & Hibachi Nolé Oceana Grill Royal House Oyster Bar Riverboat City of New Orleans Tommy’s Cuisine Tujague’s

THE GUIDE 30 Listings by Area 38 Maps

BACCHANAL

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COVER Gulf ﬁsh ceviche with lime, brunoise of habanero chiles, sweet pepper and grit chips from Seaworthy. ©RUSH JAGOE/SEAWORTHY BOMBAY CLUB

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Food-minded gifts for thought—from New Orleansflavored cookbooks and locally made bitters to cool kitchen collectibles and Crescent City-accented accessories

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GIFT GUIDE COUTELIER

Imported Japanese steel knifes draw local gourmands out of their kitchens and into this chef-owned showroom, which also features sharpening stones, cookware, spoons and more. 8239 Oak St., 504.475.5606; www.couteliernola.com

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THE HISTORIC NEW ORLEANS COLLECTION

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One of many cartography-related items from the gift shop at the Historic New Orleans Collection, these 16-oz. tumblers feature images culled from an 1880s Mississippi River survey map. 520 Royal St., 504.523.4662; www.hnoc.org

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SEAGEM STUDIOS

“Beautiful ceramic art inspired by the sea, coastline and local culture” is SeaGem’s signature. Oyster trays, platters and grill/oven-safe dishes; crab-, pelican- and alligator-enhanced serving ware; voodoo doll toothpick holders; king cake baby plates. Available at Crescent City Cooks, the Historic New Orleans Collection, Home Malone and other local retailers. www.seagemstudios.com

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SAZERAC HOUSE

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CHASING THE GATOR

In his cookbook “Chasing the Gator” (Little Brown), chef Isaac Toups (Toups’ Meatery, Toups South), host of the Food Network’s “Kitchen Takeover,” serves up Cajun Cookery 101 via rustic, family-inspired recipes from his birthplace in the Atchafalaya Basin. Available at area bookstores, as well as www.amazon.com.

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BOARDS

Catering to home cooks, these handmade cutting and serving boards, crafted from local woods, can also be engraved. Knife holders and other kitchen accessories are offered as well. Available at gift shops citywide and www.nolaboards.com.

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EL GAUPO

Add a dash of New Orleans flavor (chicory-pecan, crawfish boil, sweet potato) to your cooking and cocktails with these locally made bitters and syrups. Available at spirits shops and gift stores throughout the city and www.elgaupobitters.com.

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Sazeracs have been synonymous with the Crescent City since they were first poured here during the 1850s. Raise a toast to “the official cocktail of New Orleans” with all the fixin’s from the gift shop at the Sazerac House museum. 101 Magazine St., 504.910.0100; www.sazerachouse.com

MODERNIST CUISINE GALLERY

Former Microsoft chief technology officer Nathan Myhrvold takes a scientific approach to food photography, which has earned him a James Beard Award and a global foodie following. 305 Royal St., 504.571.5157; www.modernistcuisinegallery.com

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Culinary ulinary

Food-minded gifts for thought—from New Orleansflavored cookbooks and locally made bitters to cool kitchen collectibles and Crescent City-accented accessories

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GIFT GUIDE DIRTY COAST

Known for its NOLA-centric T-shirts, Dirty Coast also offers enamel pins depicting local food and drink icons, including crawfish, gumbo, Sazeracs and Hurricanes. Available at Dirty Coast locations citywide and www.dirtycoast.com.

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OLD NEW ORLEANS RUM

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Founded by artist James Michalopoulos in 1995, Celebration Distillation, maker of the award-winning Old New Orleans Rum, ranks as the longest still-operating craft rum distillery in the U.S. The line includes Amber, Crystal and Cajun Spice varieties, all of which feature Michalopoulos artworks on their rear labels. Available at Rouses, Whole Foods and other area grocery stores and spirits shops. www.celebrationdistillation.com

CAJUN CAVIAR

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Love caviar but can’t stomach the high price? Made from Louisiana bowfin roe, Cajun Caviar is a fraction of sturgeon’s cost and just as tasty. Available at Langenstein's, Martin Wine Cellar, Rouses and www.cajuncaviar.com. 2019-2020

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CREOLE KIDS TOYS

Get ’em while they’re hot! Creole Kids’ beignet-making play set includes three plastic pastries, a fryer basket, tongs and a powdered sugar shaker. Available at Café Du Monde, Magic Box Toys and Fleurty Girl. www.creolekids.com

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COCHON BUTCHER

Award-winning chefs Donald Link and Stephen Stryjewski’s Butcher cooler bag comes with a cutting board handcrafted by Stryjewski’s father, one of Link’s cookbooks (of your choice), an embroidered kitchen towel and the team’s signature condiments. www.shop.linkrestaurantgroup.com

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Sara Levasseur combines locally grown fruit, herbs and natural, unrefined sugar to produce her popular small-batch jellies, jams and marmalades. Inspired by seasonal area flora, flavors include blueberry-purple basil, peach rose-geranium, grapefruitand-Aleppo pepper and blood orange-sumac, among others. Available at the Southern Food and Beverage Museum, Levee Baking Co., Home Malone and www.jamboreejams.co.

REMY DIAMOND JEWELRY

Teeny-tiny taco earrings, itsy-bitsy peanut butterand-jelly bracelets, pint-sized pizza pins, sushi studs: Local artist Remy Diamond’s handmade, polymer clay jewelry is perfect for the food-obsessed fashionista. Available at Coutelier, Glitter Box N.O. and www.etsy.com/shop/RemyDiamond.

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A TASTE OF THE CRESCENT CITY

taste of the deliciousness that awaits at New Orleans area eateries. The restaurant menus that follow serve as both advance knowledge...and appetite stimulators. From the fresh-shucked bivalves at Acme Oyster House to Tujague’s famous beef brisket, there’s a lot to chew on. Dig in! 2019-2020

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The golden rule of grocery shopping: Do not even think about attempting it on an empty stomach. Stepping into a restaurant without first perusing its menu can prove just as daunting, easily extending your meal by a good half-hour and leaving you hungering for additional options. Here, we offer an amuse-bouche of sorts, a 8 WHERETRAVELER EAT. DRINK . NE W ORLE A NS

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ACME OYSTER HOUSE APPETIZERS

NEW ORLEANS MEDLEY

OYSTERS ON THE HALFSHELL Shucked fresh and served ice cold.

A sampling of gumbo, jambalaya, red beans & rice and grilled smoked sausage.

CHARGRILLED OYSTERS

PLATTERS

Sizzling, chargrilled oysters saturated in an herb butter sauce, topped with a special blend of cheese.

FRIED OYSTER, FRIED SHRIMP OR FRIED FISH PLATTER

BOILED SEAFOOD

CRAB CAKE PLATTER

Hot Crawfish. Seasonal

FRIED SEAFOOD PLATTER

BOO FRIES With roast beef gravy & cheese

PO-BOYS

OYSTER REMOULADE

FRIED PEACE MAKER Golden fried oysters & shrimp

CRAB CAKE A crispy crab cake served with Acme Remoulade Sauce.

NEW ORLEANS SPECIALTIES SEAFOOD ETOUFFEE Seasoned in a buttery roux with seafood over rice

RED BEANS & RICE With grilled smoked sausage.

GUMBO Your choice of Seafood Gumbo or Chicken & Andouille Gumbo.

served with TABASCO® infused mayo.

FRIED OYSTER, SHRIMP, FISH OR CRAWFISH TAIL ACME SPECIAL A hot debris style roast beef, ham, turkey, American & Swiss cheese.

ACME ’10 NAPKIN ROAST BEEF’ Traditional slow cooked Chuck Roast served hot & debris style.

724 Iberville St., New Orleans, LA 70130

504.522.5973 AcmeOyster.com

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PAT O’BRIEN’S COURTYARD RESTAURANT

Have Fun Fun at at Pat Pat O’Brien’s O’Brien’s Courtyard Courtyard Restaurant Restaurant at at 624 624 Bourbon Bourbon Street Street Have and enjoy enjoy some some of of our our delicious delicious food food offerings offerings paired paired with with our our and World Famous Famous Hurricane Hurricane cocktail. O’Brien’s World cocktail. After After your your meal meal visit visit Pat Pat O’Brien’s Bar and and sing sing along along in in the the Piano Piano Lounge, Lounge, hang Bar hang out out in in the the Main Main Bar, Bar, or have have aa seat seat on on the the Patio Patio while or while enjoying enjoying the the flaming flaming fountain. fountain.

APPETIZERS/SALAD STARTERS ALLIGATOR BITES PAT O’S BLOODY MARY

Gator tenderloin coated with spicy WINGS, GRILLED MANGO corn flour and fried. Served with SHRIMP, CATFISH STRIPS, honey mustard sauce

ALLIGATOR BITES, POPCORN CRUSTED POPCORN CRUSTED OYSTER OYSTERS Fresh Louisiana Oysters rolled in popcorn flour and flash fried. SOUPS & SALADS Topped with Pernod butter.

CHEF’S GUMBO OF THE SPINACH & STRAWBERRY DAY, SIDE SALAD OR SALAD SALAD, SMALL CAESAR

Sweet Strawberries, pecans, HOUSE SALAD,spicy SPINACH sliced red onion, bleu cheese & STRAWBERRY SALAD, crumbles and bacon crumbles CAESAR SALAD atop *Add a bedshrimp of freshorbaby spinach. chicken Served with oursalad house made to any basil vinaigrette. *selection of homemade salad dressings

ENTREES NEW ORLEANS SPECIALS NEW ORLEANS TRIO RED JAMBALAYA,

Sample sized portions of our RED BEANS AND RICE, most popular offerings. …our CRAWFISH ÉTOUFFÉE, homemade gumbo, red jambalaya SHRIMP CREOLE, and red beans and rice

FOCACCIA MUFFALETTA CAJUNENTREES SHEPARD’S PIE

You’ll love our twist on this Irish classic! Layers ofFRIED seasoned beef SHRIMP AND GRITS debris with carrots, celery, garlic CAJUN SHEPARDS PIE and onions. Topped with our houseTHE made cheddar FROM GRILLE mashed potatoes.

O’BRIEN’S BURGER SHRIMP & GRITS FRESH FISH OFseared THE with DAY Gulf Shrimp pan red onions, sliced garlic, and BLACKENED CHICKEN red, yellow and green peppers. Deglazed with CHICKEN French brandy GRILLED and simmered in a espagnole SANDWICH sauce.*Selection Topped by of deep sides fried grits wedges Dessertcheesy and Kids Menus Available

624 Bourbon Bourbon St., St., New New Orleans, Orleans, LA LA 70130 70130 624

504.588.2744 504.588.2744 www.patobriens.com www.patobriens.com

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CREOLE SOUTHERN

ANNUNCIATION RESTAURANT

Located in New Orleans’ bustling Warehouse District, Annunciation Restaurant features modern Creole & Southern cuisine. Housed in a lovingly restored turn of the century warehouse, the restaurant combines traditional design with modern touches. Annunciation Restaurant is the ideal spot for celebrating a special occasion, entertaining a group of important clients, or unwinding after a hectic day at work with skillfully crafted cocktails, fine wines and an assortment of classic and contemporary Cajun and Creole dishes. Creative dishes include crispy oysters with spinach and brie; sweetbreads with grits and marsala; Veal Annunciation with house made pasta with alfredo. Cocktails are equally impressive and include concoctions like The Devil’s Beating His Wife – white rum, ginger syrup, Stiegl Radler and grapefruit and a Blueberry Sazerac – a modern twist on the NOLA classic.

MENU HIGHLIGHTS COCKTAILS & LIBATIONS CATHERINE THE GREAT Damrak Gin, Vodka, St. Germain, Lime & Prosecco

LEMON CHAMPAGNE Wheatley Vodka, Housemade Sours, Angostura & Champagne

DEATH FROM A BUZZ Death’s Door Gin, Cucumber Water, Ginger Bear & local Honey

MILK PUNCH MONDAY TO THURSDAY 5:30PM — 10:00PM FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 5:30PM — 11:00PM SUNDAY 5:30PM — 10:00PM 1016 Annunciation St, New Orleans, LA 70130

504-568-0245

www. AnnunciationRetaurant.com

Bourbon or Brandy, Vanilla, Simple Syrup & Cream

CRAB AVOCADO SALAD Avocado, Crab and Creole Vinaigrette

SEAFOOD GUMBO Oyster, Shrimp & Crab

ENTREES SHRIMP ETTOUFFE Jumbo Shrimp, Louisiana Rice & Herbs

FRESH DRUM YVONNE Artichoke, Mushroom, Green Onion, Brabant Potatoes & Broccoli

PORK SHOULDER Cheddar Grits, Jalapeno & Smoked Onion

STARTERS/SALADS

SEARED NEW YORK STRIP

OYSTERS BIENVILLE

Garlic Pommes Frites & Béarnaise Sauce

Vegetables, Herbs, Shrimp, Bacon, White Wine, Bread Crumbs and Parmesan Cheese

FRIED GREEN TOMATOES Boiled Shrimp, House Remoulade & Mirliton

VEAL ANNUNCIATION Paneed Veal, Fettuccini & Alfredo Sauce

DESSERT BANANAS FOSTER BREAD PUDDING LEMON ICEBOX PIE

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MENU HIGHLIGHTS PREFACE GUMBO FRIES House made fries smothered with hearty chicken andouille gumbo

FLIGHTLESS WINGS Six boneless chicken wings dredged in rice flour w/ choice of Bourbon BBQ Pimm’s Habanero - Garlic dry rub

139 Chartres www.lecosho.com

PORK SCHNITZEL Accompanied w/ spatzel & purple sauerkraut

BACKSPACE SALAD

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HEMINGWAY CUBAN

ICE CREAM SANDWICH

OLD FASHIONED CHICKEN SANDWICH

206.623.2101

PESTO GNOCCHI Housemade gnocci w/ pesto, mushroom & pear

Housemade chips, debris gravy, cheddar, tomatoes & green onions

Pulled pork, prosciutto, Swiss pickle, and grain mustard on French bread

Backspace Bar & Kitchen: is a haven for writers, readers, and anyone who appreciates leather-bound books, vintage typewriters and New Orleans own literary history. Enjoy gourmet sandwiches like the “Hemingway Cuban,” and our award winning “Backspace Burger,” and linger over a cocktail from our cocktail list inspired by novels and authors who write them. Enjoy a beer selection with over 20 local brews. Backspace raises the bar for literary watering holes. Open 11 AM -5AM Daily

PLATES

Mixed greens w/ pear, feta, onion, tomato, toasted sunflower seeds w/ choice of Gin & Giner vinaigrette, ranch or pesto

CAJUN POUTINE

BACKSPACE BAR & KITCHEN

WRITERS BLOCK A breakfast burrito w/ eggs, cheese, mushrooms & choice of bacon or sausage

Bourbon glazed chicken w/ orange cherry aioli, dressed w/ mixed greens, tomato, onion & a dash of Angostura bitters on ciabatta

BACKSPACE BURGER A blend of short rib, chuck & brisket w/ Applewood smoked bacon, Brie cheese, grilled onions & mixed greens on sweet brioche

PANEED PORK SANDWICH Fried pork cutlet w/ horseradish-creole mustard aioli, mixed greens & tomato on ciabatta

COOKIES & MILK

LOCAL BEERS URBAN SOUTH Holy Roller Paradise Park Coop'D Up Seasonal

PORT ORLEANS Ella! Slack Water Dorada Seasonal

NOLA BREWERY Nola Blonde Irish Channel

GNARLEY BARLEY Korova Jucifer

CHICKEN WRAP

GREAT RAFT

Grilled chicken w/ lettuce, tomato, onion & choice of Bourbon BBQ, Pimm's Habanero, Gin & ginger, Pesto

Southern Drawl

PARISH Canebrake

TIN ROOF GROWN UP GRILLED CHEESE

Uber Froot Voodoo

Cheddar, Swiss, tomato, and grilled onion on sourdough

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BACKSPACE BLT

West Coast Batture Ale

Seared pork belly w/ fried green tomato, mixed greens & tomato-bacon marmalade on sourdough

Abita Amber Purple Haze

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BRIQUETTE

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The Warehouse District welcomes a new restaurant by Anna Tusa of New Orleans Creole Cookery and acclaimed Chef Guy D. Sockrider CEC who brings decades of experience in kitchens all over the world. Winner of the 2015 Seafood Competition at the Louisiana Seafood Expo and Silver Medal winner at the 2016 New Orleans Wine and Food Expo, Sockrider has a number of awards and appearances on national television networks. With Briquette, Sockrider puts seafood and coastal cuisine at the center of the dining experience. The restaurant will feature a large charcoal grill to highlight the fresh coastal flavors. The menu will emphasize small plates for sharing the various types of fish and seafood as well as prime steaks and pasta dishes. The bar will feature a curated wine list to accompany the menu along with hand-crafted cocktails.

Charred poblano butter or a la puttanesca, bordelaise Yukon potatoes, purple fennel slaw

701 S. Peters St.

ALASKAN HALIBUT FILLET

504.302.7496 www.briquettenola.com

CARAMELIZED SEA SCALLOPS, STEAMED PRINCE EDWARD MUSSELS, AHI POKE

LOUISIANA REDFISH ON THE HALF SHELL

CREOLE GUMBO, KURUBUTA PORK BELLY SALAD, HOUSE CURED SALMON SALAD

Charred lemon butter, Belle River crawfish relish, heirloom potatoes

ENTREES

Lump crab meat, hollandaise, heirloom potatoes, baby green beans

VISITING WHOLE FISH

Heirloom potatoes, dijonnaise brussels sprouts, Chardonnay butter sauce

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FLORIDA SWORD Pork belly plantain mash, wilted market greens, jerked shrimp beurre noisette

SOUPS & SALADS

Bleu cheese crust, fig demi glace, baby green beans, pork belly plantain mash

dijonnaise brussels sprouts

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SNAPPER PONTCHARTRAIN

BLACKENED REDFISH Grilled Gulf shrimp, fried green tomatoes, fresh arugula, Chardonnay butter sauce

SHRIMP PASTA BRIQUETTE Mushrooms, tomatoes, arugula, pimentos, cream sauce

NEW ORLEANS CATFISH PLATTER Crispy fried Des Allemands catfish, rosemary fries, purple fennel slaw, house tartar sauce

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LOUISIANA

MENU HIGHLIGHTS FEATURED ITEMS TRUFFLE CRAB CLAWS SHRIMP REMOULADE LOUISIANA CRAWFISH RAVIGOTE CHILLED LOUISIANA SEAFOOD TRIO truffle crab claws, shrimp remoulade, Louisiana crawfish ravigote

504.581.3866

BBQ SHRIMP & GRITS gulf shrimp, New Orleans style barbecue sauce, stone ground grits

BROUSSARD BURGER

cornbread, roasted pork, poached eggs, crystal hollandaise, pickled shallots

COURTYARD COBB SALAD

English muffin, Canadian bacon, asparagus, poached eggs, hollandaise

819 Rue Conti

lump crab, mirliton slaw, lemon beurre blanc Fried Oyster Wedge Salad bacon lardons, apples, candied walnuts, butter lettuce, creamy blue cheese dressing

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Located in the heart of the French Quarter, Broussard’s has been a New Orleans fixture for nearly a century. Dishes created with a striking blend of Creole and French influences have made New Orleans the preferred destination for lovers of inspired cuisine the world over. Broussard’s combines a mix of classic food, tradition, and characteristic architecture to achieve an experience one is not likely to forget. With a full menu of appealing appetizers, sensational soups and salads, excellent entrees and decadent desserts, we have something for everyone! Dinner Hours Mon - Sun 5:30pm - 10:00pm, Brunch Hours Fri - Mon 10:00am - 3:00pm, Empire Bar Happy Hour Sat - Sun 10:00am - 3:00pm, Empire Bar Hours Mon - Fri 3:00pm - 10:00pm, Sat - Sun 10:00am - 10:00pm

BRONZED REDFISH

cheddar cheese, b&b pickles, shaved red onions, bibb lettuce, pommes frites, crystal aioli

BRUNCH CLASSICS

BROUSSARD’S

SPECIALTIES

JOSEPHINE BENEDICT crispy crab & shrimp cake, creamed spinach, poached eggs, béarnaise

CRAWFISH OMELET MORNAY Louisiana crawfish tails, artichoke hearts, gruyere mornay sauce, lyonnaise potatoes

SOUTHERN FRIED CHICKEN & WAFFLES creole glazed chicken, buttermilk waffles, maple syrup, candied pecans, whipped butter

RASPBERRY & MASCARPONE STUFFED PAIN PERDU brioche French toast, applewood-smoked bacon, toasted almonds

STEAK & EGGS BROUSSARD petite filet, sunny side eggs, lyonnaise potatoes, sauce choron

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grilled chicken, avocado, applewood-smoked bacon, blue cheese, chopped egg, radishes, asparagus, champagne vinaigrette

CIDERGLAZED PORK CHOP sautéed kale, smoked bacon, dried apricots, pecans, apricotrosemary glaze

BROUSSARD’S CLASSICS GULF FISH AMANDINE haricot vert, beurre noisette, toasted almonds

BRONZED REDFISH lump blue crab, mirliton slaw, lemon beurre blanc

POMPANO PONTCHARTRAIN Louisiana popcorn rice, gulf shrimp, tomatoes, artichokes, lemon & caper beurre blanc

GRILLED FILET MIGNON caramelized onion mashed potatoes, blue cheese, red wine reduction

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CAFÉ BEIGNET Café Beignet is a cup full of New Orleans’ best European traditions. Enjoy several varieties of coffee, beignets and light fare in our 200 year old carriage house at 334 Royal Street, 311 Bourbon Street Musical Legends café, 600 Decatur Street, or our newest location at 714 Saint Peter Street. Live music at all locations, hours vary by location. 714 St. Peter St., 600 Decatur St., 311 Bourbon St., 334 Royal St. www.cafebeignet.com

MENU HIGHLIGHTS BREAKFAST SOUTHERN BREAKFAST Scrambled eggs, bacon, grits & French bread

CAJUN HASHBROWNS Andouille sausage, potatoes, bell pepper & red onion, served w/scrambed eggs

BREAKFAST SANDWICH Scrambled egg, bacon & white cheddar on bagel or croissant

BELGIAN OR PECAN WAFFLE Served with fruit & syrup

FRENCH TOAST Made with French bread, served w/seasonal fruit & maple syrup

OMELETTES (served with grits & French bread)

HAM & CHEESE • CHEESE • VEGGIE • WESTERN • MUSHROOM • CRAWFISH

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NEW ORLEANS CAJUN SPECIALTIES RED BEANS & RICE • JAMBALAYA • GUMBO • MUFFALETTA • ROAST BEEF, SHRIMP OR FISH POBOY

SANDWICHES

LOUISIANA HAM • TURKEY • TUNA • CHUNKY CHICKEN SALAD

SPECIALTY SANDWICHES ROYAL CROISSANT • VEGGIE SANDWICH • DECATUR CLUB • BOURBON CROISSANT COFFEES, TEAS, JUICES, DESSERTS & PASTRIES, FULL BAR AT BOURBON & DECATUR LOCATION, BEER & WINE AT ROYAL STREET

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BREAKFAST & LUNCH

CAFÉ FLEUR DE LIS Start your day the New Orleans way, with fresh omelets or our famous Bacon Bloody Mary at this intimate eatery tucked away on Chartres Street, or our new location in the French Market. The setting is casual but the fare is remarkable! Late riser? The lunch menu is just as sure to satisfy.

BREAKFAST PLATTERS

TRADITIONAL NEW ORLEANS PLATTERS

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COFFEE & BREAKFAST

ENVIE ESPRESSO BAR & CAFE Have your coffee fix where the locals go. These charming cafés are conveniently located in the French Quarter. An excellent place to have a delicious coffee, breakfast and lunch. Take advantage of the full bar while you are here.

BREAKFAST SPECIALTIES

SANDWICHES & PANINIS

BAGEL & LOX PLATE

HAM & BRIE

TRADITIONAL BREAKFAST PLATE

GRILLED PORTABELLA & GOAT CHEESE

EGGS ENVIE

CAPRESE

VEGGIE WRAP

VEGETARIAN

BREAKFAST’N A GOCUP

WAKE UP! BURGER

ENVIE BREAKFAST SANDWICH

ENVIE’S CHEESE BURGER

SHRIMP POBOY $12 OYSTER POBOY $14

FRENCH TOAST

CATFISH POBOY $12

OMELETS

GRILLED CHICKEN SANDWICH

OMELETS/WRAPS

GATOR POBOY $11

FARMER’S

TURKEY & PROVOLONE

FLEUR DE LIS OMELET $12

FRIED GREEN TOMATO POBOY $11

PROSCIUTTO & ASPARAGUS

BLACKENED CATFISH & GRITS $14

3 EGG HAM & CHEDDAR

SPICY BOUDIN OMELET $11 AVOCADO OMELET $11

MUFFALETTA $11

CREOLE COUNTRY BREAKFAST $11

EGGS BENEDICT $11

FRENCH TOAST $8

SEAFOOD BENEDICT $13

BIG EASY BREAKFAST $12

OYSTER BENEDICT $15

SWEET CREAM PANCAKES $6/$7

CATFISH BENEDICT $15 SHRIMP & GRITS $12

HEALTHY BREAKFAST $9

ESPRESSO BAR CHOCOLATE ICED COFFEE $4 LATTE $4.50

FARMER’S OMELET $11

LUNCH MENU

CRAB CATCH OMELET $13

DECATUR STREET BURGER

FULL BAR AVAILABLE. NOW SERVING AT TWO LOCATIONS!

Full Bar Available

308 Decatur St., New Orleans, LA 70130

307 Chartres Street, New Orleans, LA 70130

1241 Decatur St., New Orleans, LA 70116

www.cafefleurdelis.com

www.nolalovescoffee.com

504.529.9641

504.598.5374

504.524.7689

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STEAKHOUSE

CHOPHOUSE NEW ORLEANS Named the highest rated steakhouse in New Orleans, by OpenTable diners’; the focus at Chophouse New Orleans, located in the Central Business District, is on its top-quality, USDA prime-only meat. From barrel cut filets and colossal sized shrimp to top-of-the-line cooking techniques, every details counts at this powerhouse, old-school steakhouse. The easygoing atmosphere complements the great food, classic cocktails and lively, local music nightly.

MENU HIGHLIGHTS APPETIZERS NEW YORK STYLE THICK CUT SIZZLING BACON Two thick slices served with Brooklyn French

FLORIDA STONE CRABS October 15 to May 15

SEAFOOD PLATTER Shrimp, crabmeat, lobster tail, baked shrimp and crab bisque

FILET MIGNON 8OZ & 12OZ BONEIN RIB EYE 22OZ NEW YORK STRIP 10OZ & 16OZ PORTERHOUSE FOR TWO 40OZ

DESSERT

322 Magazine St. New Orleans, LA 70130

SEAFOOD

GIGANTIC CHOCOLATE CAKE

www.chophousenola.com

REDFISH AMANDINE

Table sized with ice cream

504.522.7902

with crabmeat

FRIED GIANT 9OZ LOBSTER TAILS BAKED SHRIMP with garlic butter, Parmesan and bread crumbs

USDA PRIME STEAKS All of our steaks are aged 28 days and prepared “Pittsburgh-style” with a charred exterior

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CHEESECAKE Shipped direct from New York

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LOWER GARDEN DISTRICT

COCKTAILS & SMALL PLATES

CLARET

MENU HIGHLIGHTS

Claret is the Complete Experience. Located in the thoughtfully designed new Framework development, Claret has joined the Magazine street corridor connecting the Warehouse and Garden District. Our elegant yet cozy atmosphere will make you feel as though you are visiting an old friend. Celebrate life’s pleasures with an extensive wine list, exquisite cocktails and beautiful food. We offer more than 25 wines by the glass, over a dozen craft cocktail selections and nearly 30 local and regional brews. Our menu includes an extensive charcuterie program with housecured meats, accoutrements and a variety of cheeses along with ingredient-driven small plates.

SMALL PLATES

COPPA

PIMENTO CHEESE AND SALTINES

Dry Cured Whole Pork Muscle, Fennel Seed, Mixed Peppercorns, Oregano

WHIPPED CARROTS Crystalized Ginger, Lemongrass, Black Pepper Oil

BABY YELLOW SQUASH CARPACCIO

GUANCIALE Dry Cured Pork Jowl, Sea Salt, Red Pepper Flakes, Rosemary

REYPENAER GOUDA

Horseradish, Leeks, Sweet Corn Vinaigrette

Hard, Cow and Goat’s Milk, Aged 2 Years

SMOKED TUNA DIP

WINES BY THE GLASS

Caper Berries, Fine Herbs, Yogurt

1320 Magazine Street, New Orleans, LA 70130

COCKTAILS

www.claretnola.com

Bolden Vodka, Cocchi Americano, Chamomile Tea

504.766.9425

CHARCUTERIE & CHEESE

INDISCRETION

BETTIE PAGE Strawberry Fernet Branca, St. George Raspberry Brandy, Contratto Aperitivo, Spiced Rose

DOMAINE JEAN MARC BROCARD SAINTE CLAIR CHABLIS Chablis, France Chardonnay - 2017

PAUL MAUGIN BORGOGNE ROUGE Burgundy, France - Pinot Noir -2017

SAZERAC

DOMAINE SERGE LAPORTE LES BOURSICOTTES

Sazerac Rye, Kubler Absinthe, Peychaud’s Bitters, Angostura Bitters

Sancerre, Loire Valley, France - Sauvignon Blanc - 2018

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CREOLE CREOLE&&CAJUN CAJUN

MENU MENUHIGHLIGHTS HIGHLIGHTS

CREOLE CREOLEAALA LACARTE CARTE DINNER DINNER

DAILY DAILYJAZZ JAZZ BRUNCH BRUNCHBUFFET BUFFET MADE MADETO TOORDER ORDER

HORS HORSD’OEUVRES D’OEUVRES

CLASSIC CLASSICEGGS EGGS BENEDICT BENEDICT SPECIALTY SPECIALTYOMELETS OMELETS Seafood SeafoodOrleans Orleans&& Shrimp ShrimpCreole Creole

FRESH FRESHFRUITS FRUITS&& SALADS SALADS CRAWFISH CRAWFISHPASTA PASTA SALAD SALAD MUFFULETTA MUFFULETTASALAD SALAD CAJUN CAJUNCORN CORNSALAD SALAD SWEET SWEETPOTATO POTATO&& ANDOUILLE ANDOUILLESALAD SALAD

SEAFOOD SEAFOOD BOILED BOILEDSHRIMP SHRIMP BOILED BOILEDCRAWFISH CRAWFISH (SEASONAL) SEASONAL CEVICHE CEVICHE STUFFED STUFFEDCATFISH CATFISH SHRIMP SHRIMPETOUFFEE ETOUFFEE SHRIMP SHRIMP&&CORN CORN MAQUE MAQUECHOUX CHOUX

Enjoy Enjoyaalively livelyBrunch BrunchBuffet, Buffet,featuring featuringover over60 60items itemsdaily, daily,and and entertainment entertainmentby byaajazz jazztrio. trio. At Atnight, night,choose choosefrom froman anextensive extensive aalalacarte cartemenu menuor oraaprix prixfixe fixedinner. dinner. Dine Dineunder undertwinkling twinklinglights lights ininthe thewisteria wisteriacovered coveredcourtyard, courtyard,or orone oneof ofthree threeindoor indoordining dining rooms. rooms. Groups Groupsand andprivate privateparties partieswelcome. welcome.

RED REDBEANS BEANS&&RICE RICE DUCK DUCKAAL’ORANGE L’ORANGE CHICKEN CHICKEN&&SAUSAGE SAUSAGE GUMBO GUMBO JAMBALAYA JAMBALAYA

HOUSE HOUSEMADE MADE DESSERTS DESSERTS BANANAS BANANASFOSTER FOSTER BREAD BREADPUDDING PUDDING

ICE ICECREAM CREAM&&PRALINE PRALINE SAUCE SAUCE

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Homemade HomemadeSweet Sweetand and Spicy SpicyPickles, Pickles,Creole Creole Mustard MustardCream Cream

JALAPENO JALAPENOSTUFFED STUFFED DUCK DUCK Bacon BaconWrapped WrappedBreast Breastwith with Wild WildBerry BerryGastrique Gastrique

BARBECUE BARBECUESHRIMP SHRIMP Braised BraisedininPeppery PepperyButter Butter Sauce Sauce

ENTREES ENTREES TROUT TROUTAMANDINE AMANDINE Roasted RoastedPotatoes, Potatoes, Asparagus, Asparagus,Toasted Toasted Almonds Almonds&&Meuniere Meuniere

CRAWFISH CRAWFISHNAPOLEON NAPOLEON Andouille AndouilleGrit GritCake, Cake,Fried Fried Green GreenTomato, Tomato,Crawfish Crawfish Cream Cream

GULF GULFFISH FISH

Baby BabyWhite WhiteVeal VealCutlets, Cutlets, New NewPotatoes, Potatoes,Asparagus, Asparagus, Jumbo JumboLump LumpCrabmeat, Crabmeat, Tasso TassoHollandaise Hollandaise

www.CourtofTwoSisters.com www.CourtofTwoSisters.com

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FRIED FRIEDBOUDIN BOUDINBALLS BALLS

TURTLE TURTLESOUP SOUPAU AU SHERRY SHERRY

PECAN PECANPIE PIE

The Court of Two Sisters

Panko PankoFried Friedwith withWhite White Remoulade Remoulade

Seasonal SeasonalChef’s Chef’sSelection Selection

613 613Royal RoyalSt., St.,New NewOrleans, Orleans,LA LA

504.522.7261 504.522.7261

JUMBO JUMBOLUMP LUMP CRABCAKE CRABCAKE

NEW NEWORLEANS ORLEANS CLASSICS CLASSICS

VEAL VEALGRILLADES GRILLADES&& GRITS GRITS

COURT COURT OF OF TWO TWO SISTERS SISTERS

TURTLE TURTLESOUP SOUPAU AU SHERRY SHERRY

ASSORTED ASSORTEDCAKES CAKES KING KINGCAKE CAKEYEAR YEAR ROUND ROUND 2019-2020

VEAL VEALOSCAR OSCAR

GRILLED GRILLED6OZ 6OZFILET FILET Shallot ShallotRoasted Roasted Mushrooms, Mushrooms,Goat Goat Cheese CheeseMashed MashedPotatoes, Potatoes, Marchand Marchandde deVin Vin

DOUBLE DOUBLECUT CUTPORK PORK CHOP CHOP Boudin BoudinStuffed, Stuffed,Creole Creole Mustard MustardCaramelized Caramelized Onions Onions

DUCK DUCKA’LORANGE A’LORANGE Sweet SweetPotato PotatoPuree, Puree, Asparagus, Asparagus,Orange Orange Demi-Glace Demi-Glace

NIGHTLY NIGHTLYPRIX PRIXFIXE FIXE MENU MENUIS ISALSO ALSO AVAILABLE AVAILABLE

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AMERICAN

BISCUITS AND GRAVY Buttermilk biscuit, baconsausage gravy, sunny side eggs Starters

ROAST DUCK & BLACKEYED PEA GUMBO Andouille, popcorn rice

GRIT TOTS White cheddar stone ground grits, roasted red pepper coulis

CANDIED FRIED PORK RIBS Brown sugar-cayenne glaze

ENTREES ACADIANA JAMBALAYA Slow roasted pork, andouille sausage

ANDOUILLE CRUSTED CHICKEN BREAST Mash sweet potatoes and white BBQ sauce

CURIO

MENU HIGHLIGHTS

Bringing a sense of occasion to the French Quarter and excitement to Royal Street, Curio is an experience beyond compare – A place where flavor is the main attraction. American cuisine with a Creole soul. Balcony dining available. Breakfast/Lunch Mon - Sun 8AM - 3PM, Dinner Sun- Thurs 3PM - 10PM, Fri & Sat 3PM - 11PM, Bar Sun- Thurs 8AM - 10PM, Fri & Sat 8AM - 11PM, Happy Hour Mon - Sun 3PM - 6PM 301 Royal Street

(504) 717-4198

BREAKFAST HAM AND CHEESE OMELET Chisesi ham, aged white cheddar, pepperade, brabant potatoes

CARAMELIZED BAKED FRENCH TOAST Local cane syrup, soft whipped cream, fresh berries

CURIO BREAKFAST Two farm fresh eggs, bacon, ham or sausage, white cheddar grits, buttermilk biscuit

ROYAL STREET BREAKFAST Three farm fresh eggs, choice of two meats: bacon, ham or sausage, white cheddar grits, buttermilk biscuit

NOLA BENEDICT Cajun style slow roasted pork, buttermilk biscuit, brown butter hollandaise sauce, brabant potatoes

SHRIMP AND GRITS Louisiana gulf shrimp, andouille gravy, jalapeño cheddar grits

PAN ROASTED GULF FISH Sautéed greens, garlic rice, lemon-pecan brown butter sauce

CRAWFISH CAVATAPPI New Orleans crawfish cream sauce, grana padano cheese

CRISPY GULF OYSTER BLT Applewood-smoked bacon, horseradish mayo, lettuce, tomato

COCKTAILS RAZZ ROYALE Evan Williams 1783, Raspberry Shrub, Lemon & Lime, Dry Curacao, Huhu’s Ginger Beer

CURIO MULE Wheatley Vodka, Lime Juice, Ginger Beer

HURRICANE Bacardi Superior, Bacardi Gold, Pineapple Juice, Passion Fruit Syrup, Bitters

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CBD/WAREHOUSE

JOSEPHINE ESTELLE Named after each of their daughters, Josephine Estelle serves seasonal, Southern inspired Italian fare by James Beard Award nominated chefs Andy Ticer and Michael Hudman. Open daily for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Plus, weekend brunch and the very best kind of happy hour. Cin cin. Open 7:00 am to 11:00 pm.

ITALIAN

MENU HIGHLIGHTS

SMOKED PORK BENEDICT

BREAKFAST

poached eggs, pork shoulder, collards, choron

PANCAKES

LUNCH

buttermilk, ricotta, maple syrup

BEC BREAKFAST SAMMY croissant, applewood smoked bacon, fried egg, cheddar

Ace Hotel New Orleans, 600 Carondelet Street

FRIED CHICKEN BISCUIT

josephineestelle.com

calabrian honey, buttermilk biscuits

504.930.3070

BRUNCH CRAB CAKE marinated summer vegetables, asparagus, romesco

LITTLE GEM SALAD radish, green goddess, sunflower seed panna grata

BBQ SHRIMP AND GRITS cheddar grits, gulf white shrimp, tasso ham, green onions

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FRIED BRUSSEL SPROUT SALAD limas, sourdough, golden raisin, yogurt, cardamom

GRILLED PORK SANDWICH fennel chow chow, havarti, scallion aioli, ciabatta, pickle, Zapp’s chips

DINNER RAVIOLI corn, peach, chanterelle, smoked butter, thyme

SMOKED COBIA CRUDO shishito, peach, creme fraiche, black sesame

RIBEYE greens, mushroom, red onion, gorgonzola fonduta

STRIPED BASS farro verde, corn, okra, tomato

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LOUISIANA

KINGFISH KITCHEN & COCKTAILS Kingfish is a popular restaurant and cocktail bar in the French Quarter that tips its hat to the Huey P. Long era. The Kingfish menu embodies new Louisiana cuisine, keeping the best of traditional New Orleans cuisine and adding a fun new school twist. Lunch Kitchen Hours Tuesday Thursday 11:00am - 5:00pm, Brunch Kitchen Hours Friday - Monday 9:00am - 3:00pm, Dinner Kitchen Hours Friday & Saturday 3:00pm 11:00pm, Tuesday - Thursday 5:00pm - 10:00pm, Sunday & Monday 3:00pm - 10:00pm, Happy Hours Daily 2:00pm - 7:00pm. 337 Charters St

504.598.5005

MENU HIGHLIGHTS STARTERS CHICKEN AND ANDOUILLE GUMBO CHEF’S SOUP SELECTION CRISPY LOUISIANA GULF OYSTER TACO Fennel-jalapeno slaw, chipotle crema, salsa verde, elotes

RED & GOLDEN BEET SALAD Whipped feta cheese, mint, candied pecans, cane vinaigrette

GARLIC CRAB CLAWS Spiced creamy garlic sauce, toasted French bread

GRILLED SMOKED ALLIGATOR SAUSAGE Creole potato salad, bourbon mustard

BOUDIN BALLS Creole mustard aioli, red pepper jam

JAMBALAYA RISOTTO Roast chicken and andouille sausage SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION

ENTREES & SANDWICHES SOUTHERN FRIED CHICKEN SANDWICH Green tomato chow chow, house pickles, potato roll, fries

COCHON DE LAIT PO BOY Pickled red cabbage, creole mustard aioli, French bread, fries

KINGFISH BURGER Griddle onions, lettuce, tomato, house pickles, potato roll, fries

CRISPY GULF FISH SHRIMP BURGER Fennel slaw, lemon aioli, potato roll, fries

LA GULF BLUE CRAB GRILLED CHEESE Swiss, smoked cheddar, caramelized onions, garlic butter, multi grain, house potato chips

FRIED OYSTER KALE CAESAR Grated parmigiano, french bread croutons, kaleromaine blend, creole Caesar dressing

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LAKEFRONT

LOUISIANA

EGGS HUSSARDE Two toasted English muffins topped with Canadian bacon, marchand de vin sauce, poached eggs and Hollandaise sauce, served with brabant potatoes

EGGS BENEDICT Two toasted English muffins with Hollandaise sauce, served with brabant potatoes

EGGS BOUDIN Two boudin patties, topped with fried eggs and Hollandaise sauce, served with brabant potatoes

SHRIMP AND GRITS Classic New Orleans shrimp served over creamy cheese grits with a biscuit

VEAL GRILLADES AND GRITS Veal smothered in a reduction of rich brown gravy on top of creamy grits, served with a biscuit

MESSINA’S RUNWAY CAFÉ Located inside the Terminal building at the restored art decostyle New Orleans Lakefront Airport, Runway Café offers traditional New Orleans cuisine created by Executive Chef Leon West, served in a historical aviation setting. Runway Café is your destination for fun family breakfasts, bottomless mimosas, and business lunches with a wow factor. Sample our delicious menu while watching small planes take off and land, with beautiful Lake Pontchartrain in the background. You’ll soon know why New Orleans locals and tourists alike rave about everything from the waitstaff to the chic decor, and keep coming back for our perfectly executed New Orleans food. Specializing in offsite catering. 6001 Stars and Stripes Blvd., New Orleans LA 70126

504.241.5300

www.messinasrunwaycafe.com

STEAK AND EGGS

MENU HIGHLIGHTS BREAKFAST Runway Omelets Three eggs with your choice of grits, cheese grits or brabant potatoes, with toast, English muffin or biscuit

WRIGHT BROTHERS Three cheese omelet topped with crawfish étouffée

Runway Classics BELGIAN WAFFLE, TRACE’S TRIPLE PAN CAKES, PAIN PERDU FRENCH TOAST

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RUNWAY SANDWICHES RUNWAY BURGER 8oz beef patty with grilled onions, gouda cheese baby greens and tomatoe, with signature Runway sauce

LAYOVER BURGER 8oz beef patty with applewood-smoked bacon, and cheddar cheese, with a hickory bbq sauce

OVEN ROASTED TURKEY

with choice of: PralineaSauce, bananas FostersSauce or fresh berries

Sliced turkey, avocado, baby spinach and tomato, with dijonnaisse spread, served on focaccia

First Class Specials

VEGGIE PANINI

CHEF LEON’S SIGNATURE CRAB CAKES Two Louisiana blue crab cakes, topped with poached eggs and Hollandaise sauce, with brabant potatoes

Grilled 8oz New York strip with two eggs any way and brabant potatoes

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Zucchini, eggplant, red onions, roasted red peppers, shredded mozzarella, spinach and tomato on focacciav

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UPTOWN

JAPANESE

FAVORITE SUSHI ROLLS CALIFORNIA ROLL CRUNCHY ROLL EEL ROLL MEXICAN ROLL PHILADELPHIA ROLL ROCK ‘N ROLL SALMON CALIFORNIA ROLL SHRIMP AVOCADO ROLL SHRIMP TEMPURA ROLL

BEEF NEGIMAKI CHICKEN KARAAGE CRISPY CALAMARI EDAMAME GARLIC BROCCOLI GRILLED SQUID GYOZA SHRIMP TEMPURA APPETIZER SHUMAI SOFT SHELL CRAB TEMPURA APPETIZER VEGETABLE TEMPURA APPETIZER

SNOW CRAB ROLL SPICY CRAWFISH ROLL

HIBACHI DINNER

SPICY TUNA CRUNCHY ROLL

HIBACHI VEGETABLES

SPICY SALMON CRUNCHY ROLL

HIBACHI NY STRIP STEAK

SPIDER ROLL

HIBACHI FILET

TUNA CALIFORNIA ROLL

HIBACHI LOBSTER

VEGGIE TEMPURA ROLL

HIBACHI CHICKEN

HIBACHI SEAFOOD HIBACHI SCALLOPS HIBACHI CALAMARI

CHEF’S SPECIAL ROLLS BLACK PEARL ROLL LOUISIANA ROLL MARDI GRAS ROLL

MIYAKO

POBOY ROLL

One of the most entertaining places to eat in New Orleans. Watch chefs prepare your meal on the Hibachi Grill or order from the menu - all on historic St. Charles Avenue..

504.410.9997

HIBACHI SHRIMP & CHICKEN HIBACHI STEAK & SHRIMP HIBACHI STEAK & LOBSTER

SCORPION KING ROLL SAINTS ROLL SHAGGY DOG ROLL

1403 St. Charles Ave., New Orleans, LA 70130

HIBACHI TUNA

VALENTINE’S ROLL WHO DAT ROLL

LUNCH SPECIALS MONDAY-FRIDAY (Excluding Major Holidays/ Occasions) Delivery Service through Waitr App

www.miyakonola.com

APPETIZERS FROM THE KITCHEN AGE TOFU ASPARAGUS TEMPURA APPETIZER BAKED MUSSELS

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UPTOWN

LATIN FUSION

MENU HIGHLIGHTS

BLACKENED GULF FISH TACOS

STARTERS

lime creole cream cheese, bibb lettuce, radish, mirliton slaw

NOLÉ GUAC smoked pecans, charred tomato aioli, pickled okra, pico de gallo

CHIPS AND SALSA AND CRACKLIN’S okra pico de gallo, salsa roja, avocado salsa

QUESO

504.593.9955 www.nolerestaurant.com

chipotle tartar sauce, pickled okra, cabbage, avocado

FRIED PICKLED OKRA & GREEN BEANS

STREET CORN TACOS

verde ranch, queso fresco

SUMMER SQUASH TACOS

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andouille, aioli, cotija

zucchini, squash, mirliton, crema, avocado salsa, cotija

chicken verde, corn salsa

PLATOS GRANDES

DUCK CONFIT EMPANADAS

AL’S SOUTHERN BONE-IN FRIED CHICKEN FAJITAS

charred pineapple salsa

CHILE VERDE CHICKEN FLAUTAS avocado salsa, sour cream

BLUE CRAB STREET CORN lime aioli, creole cream cheese

SOPA & ENSALADAS NOLÉ TORTILLA SOUP

pickled cabbage, habanero ranch, served with tortillas

WOOD GRILLED CHICKEN FAJITAS mirlton slaw, cabbage, rajas, pico de gallo, served with tortillas

NOLÉ CHICKEN MOLE pecan mole, sweet potato, served with tortillas

pecan smoked chicken, squash

MEXICAN BBQ SHRIMP AND GRITS

AVOCADO SALAD

modelo beer, ancho salsa, poblano grits

shaved mango, tomatoes, jicama, cotjia

QUINOA BOL chicken, agave vinaigrette, beans, avocado, queso fresca, chipotle crema

SMOKED BRISKET ENCHILADAS ranchero sauce, pepper jack, served with red beans and green rice

PLATOS TACOS

HICKORY GRILLED SALMON

BRISKET TACOS mirliton slaw, sour cream

latin vegetable ragout, cotija, agave vinaigrette

PECAN SMOKED CARNITAS TACOS

COCHON DU LAIT PAELLA

candied lime, cilantro, cotija

spicy cabbage, lime creole cream cheese. pico de gallo

NACHOS LATINOS

TRES QUESO QUESADILLA

2001 St Charles Ave

BEER BATTERED FISH TACOS

CORN FRIED OYSTER TACOS

MUNCHIES

Nolé Cuisine de Las Americas, where New Orleans and Latin American cuisine meet, is the newest restaurant by the famed Al Copeland family. Paying homage to the traditions, richness of flavors, and tastes of both cultures, Chef Chris Lusk takes an innovative approach to familiar fare, such as guacamole with smoked pecans, blue crab street corn with Creole cream cheese, and cochon de lait paella. Situated on St. Charles Avenue in the heart of the Garden District, Nolé offers lunch and dinner Tuesday through Sunday, along with a special Sunday brunch menu. Happy Hour every day from 2 PM – 6:30 PM showcases housemade margaritas and frozen beverages, as well as Latin inspired cocktails, New Orleans classics and an extensive tequila selection.

grilled pineapple, tomatillo salsa, avocado

corn fried pickled okra, okra-jala-pico, tortilla chips

tasso, chicken verde, pickled jalapenos, red beans

NOLÉ

BLACKENED CHICKEN TINGA TACOS 10

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chorizo, gulf shrimp, blue crab

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FRENCH QUARTER

SEAFOOD

SEAFOOD OMELET Crawfish, shrimp, mushrooms, green onions, bell peppers and cheddar cheese. Add crawfish cream sauce

LOUISIANA CRABMEAT CAKES

REDFISH OCEANA

GATOR TAIL BITES

BARBECUED SHRIMP

B.B.Q. RIBS

FRESH OYSTERS ON HALF SHELL

AHI TUNA

SOUPS & SALAD

Oceana Grill is located on the corner of the World Famous Bourbon and Conti street. Consistently ranked among New Orleans’ Best Seafood Restaurants, Oceana has been a favorite to locals and visitors alike. Our beautiful large dining rooms and classical French Quarter courtyard provide the perfect ambiance for your ideal New Orleans dining experience. We also cater and deliver breakfast, lunch, and dinner anywhere in the French Quarter and the CBD area. 739 Conti Street, New Orleans, LA 70130

504.525.6002

contactus@oceanagrill.com

BREAKFAST COUNTRY BREAKFAST

CREPES

PRALINE DUCK

RIBEYE STEAK BLACKENED REDFISH ETOUFFEE 20OZ. CERTIFIED ANGUS BEEF PORTERHOUSE STEAK

SEAFOOD GUMBO

CAJUN PASTA

CAESAR OR GREEK SALAD

CHICKEN FETTUCCINI ALFREDO

ENTRÉE CAESAR OR GREEK SALAD

SHRIMP FETTUCCINI ALFREDO

Topped with Grilled/ Blackened Catfish, Chicken, Shrimp, or Gator

CLASSIC PANCAKES EGG BENEDICT

Creole jambalaya, crawfish etouffee, red beans and rice with smoked sausage.

HOUSE SPECIALS

CAJUN ALLIGATOR SAUSAGE

MENU HIGHLIGHTS

TASTE OF NEW ORLEANS

APPETIZERS

OCEANA’S FAMOUS OYSTERS

OCEANA GRILL

RED BEANS AND RICE

PO-BOYS FRIED CATFISH FRIED SHRIMP

CAJUN JAMBALAYA PASTA CRAWFISH FETTUCCINI CRAB CAKE PASTA

Fresh spinach, cheddar cheese and chicken.

FRIED OYSTER

VEGETARIAN DELIGHTS

BLACKENED CHICKEN

VEGETARIAN PASTA

ST. FRANCIS CREPE

BLACKENED CATFISH

SPINACH RAVIOLI

FRIED/BLACKENED GATOR BITE

CAJUN VEGETARIAN STEW

CAJUN ALLIGATOR SAUSAGE

DESSERTS

ST. MARIE CREPE

Shrimp, Louisiana crabmeat, ratatouille (vegetable medley) and Swiss

DESSERT CREPE Slices of strawberry, peaches and bananas topped with whipped cream and honey.

CAJUN OMELET Tasso and smoked ham mixed with our spicy house seasonings, mushrooms and onions.

VEGETARIAN OMELET Tomatoes, onions, mushrooms, green peppers, cheddar cheese, topped with hollandaise sauce.

THE DELUXE CHEESE BURGER

BREAD PUDDING CREME BRULEE

SEAFOOD PLATTERS

BANANAS FOSTER

FRIED CATFISH

CHOCOLATE KAHLUA MOUSSE

FRIED SHRIMP FRIED LOUISIANA OYSTER

CHEESECAKE PECAN PIE

FRIED SEAFOOD

NOLA FAVORITE SHRIMP CREOLE CRAWFISH ETOUFFEE

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SEAFOOD

OFF THE SHELL OYSTER TACOS Lightly-fried oysters served in a crispy tortilla and topped with our French Quarter-famous St Louis slaw

OYSTER BEIGNET Oysters fried golden brown in tempura batter and finished with a Crystal beurre blanc sauce and cane syrup

BLT OYSTER Fried Louisiana Gulf oysters, crispy Applewoodsmoked bacon, fresh tomato slices and lettuce served on French bread and dressed with a Chipotle mayonnaise

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ROYAL HOUSE Royal House is an oyster bar and seafood restaurant located in the heart of New Orleans’ French Quarter. Situated at the corner of Royal and St. Louis, guests can expect the quintessential dining experience with authentic New Orleans dishes and the freshest seafood and oysters from the Gulf of Mexico. Mon-Wed: 11am - 11pm, Thurs: 11am - 12am, Fri-Sun: 8am - 12am 441 Royal Street

504.528.2601

MENU HIGHLIGHTS ON THE HALF SHELL Louisiana’s own fresh plump oysters, shucked to order and served with all the “fixins”

CHARGRILLED OYSTERS Louisiana oysters, fresh shucked, topped with our Parmesan butter cheese filling and then grilled to bubbly perfection

OYSTERS ROCKEFELLER Six Louisiana oysters with sautéed spinach, bacon, sambuca, and baked to a golden brown

OYSTERS ROYAL Six Louisiana oysters topped with our seafood stuffing and baked to bubbly perfection

OYSTER DUO Sample both of our oyster favorites: Oysters Rockefeller and Oysters Royale

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A sampling of the city’s most famous dishes: Chicken & Andouille Jambalaya, Crawfish Etouffée and Chicken and Andouille Gumbo

CRAWFISH ETOUFFEE Crawfish sautéed in a brown gravy. Served over a bed of steamed white rice with fried crawfish tails

SHRIMP ‘N GRITS Fried grits stuffed with mozzarella cheese topped with our homemade BBQ shrimp sauce and sautéed shrimp

OYSTER PASTA Linguine pasta tossed with spinach and mushrooms in a scampi sauce and topped with fried oysters

CRAWFISH RAVIOLI Ravioli filled with ricotta cheese, topped with creamy crawfish sauce and sautéed crab meat

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CREOLE

RIVERBOAT CITY OF NEW ORLEANS The newest riverboat on downtown riverfront showcases three independent salons and beautiful top deck viewing. Steamboat Gothic in design, the CITY OF NEW ORLEANS, combines the grace and elegance of the steamboat era with modern conveniences of today’s entertainment and sightseeing excellence. From fun filled brunches or cozy dinners, meeting and conferences, weddings, holidays and private parties. The Riverboat CITY OF NEW ORLEANS will take you back in time while making today a special memory. Daily Jazz Brunches and Dinner Jazz Cruises available. SAILING IN 2019.

MENU HIGHLIGHTS

NATCHEZ TOSSED SALAD

CHICKEN AND SAUSAGE GUMBO

Mixed greens, tomato, cucumber, red onions, cheese and croutons with Chef’s choice dressing

Made with a traditional Louisiana roux and served with rice

CREOLE GRILLADES AND GRITS Pronounced “Gree-yahds” - A traditional Creol dish with braised beef and a home-made brown gravy, served over Grits

CRESCENT CITY EGGS Baked casserole of eggs, spinach, red onion, tomatoes, mushrooms, andouille sausage, green onions and cheese.

FRUIT SALAD Chopped and mixed fresh seasonal fruit

BANANAS FOSTER A New Orleans original! Fresh sliced bananas sautéed in butter, brown sugar, vanilla, cinnamon and rum. Served warm atop vanilla ice cream

MARDI GRAS BREAD PUDDING

Toulouse Street at the Mississippi River, New Orleans, LA 70130

WAFFLE STATION

www.RiverboatCityofNewOrleans.com

Fresh made with a selection of toppings

A soufflé of local Leidenheimer French bread in rich cinnamon custard with a decadent Mardi Gras Crème Anglaise sauce

MINI CROISSANTS AND ENGLISH MUFFINS

COMMUNITY COFFEE AND ICED TEA INCLUDED

504.569.1401

Served with jellies and preserves

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ITALIAN

MENU HIGHLIGHTS APPETIZERS SHRIMP REMOULADE Gulf shrimp, house remoulade

CRISPY CALAMARI

SHRIMP & CRAB FRITATTA

ENTREES GULF FISH CAPRI

504.581.1103

CRABMEAT FLATBREAD

SEAFOOD STUFFED EGGPLANT

TOMMY’S BREAKFAST

Gulf shrimp & crab dressing, crisp eggplant, lemon butter

CHICKEN ROSEMARINO Herb roasted chicken, garlic & white wine jus, extra virgin olive oil, crispy potatoes

DUCK TCHOUPITOULAS Wild rice, wilted spinach, pecans, bacon & raspberry glaze

MEATBALLS & SPAGHETTI Beef & pork blend, angel hair pasta, marinara, shaved parmesan

PENNE GORGONZOLA Gorgonzola cream, walnut pesto

SHRIMP FRA DIAVLO Gulf shrimp, calabrian chilies, garlic, tomatoes, linguine

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PAIN PERDU Sweet Custard Toast, 100% Pure Maple Syrup, Mascarpone, Fresh Berries

Avocado, Baked Egg, Grape Tomato, Lemon Beurre Blanc

VEAL PICATTA

Gulf Shrimp, Local Lump Crabmeat, Eggs, Romano Cheese

Local blue crabmeat, crawfish tails, artichokes, lemoncaper beurre blanc

Panéed veal, lump blue crabmeat, linguine, haricot vert, lemon-caper beurre blanc

Crispy gulf oysters, angel hair pasta, extra virgin olive oil, garlic, herbs

FRIED OYSTER BLT

Local blue crab, heirloom cherry tomatoes, Romaine hearts, sauce ravigote

746 Tchoupitoulas St

FRIED OYSTERS BORDELAISE

SUNDAY BRUNCH

CRAB & AVOCADO RAVIGOTE

True Italian cuisine with touches of French Creole influence served in the heart of New Orleans’ Warehouse District. At Tommy’s, your neighborhood Italian restaurant, classic dishes are served along with entrees such as Gulf Seafood Cioppino, Veal Osso Bucco and Chicken Rosemarino. Celebrate any occasion at Tommy’s Cuisine.

Angel hair pasta, red gravy, fresh basil

Fresh lemon, marinara, shaved parmesan

Gulf oysters, bacon, tomato jam, micro arugula

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Two Eggs any Way, Crispy Bacon, Breakfast Potatoes, Toasted Italian Bread

EGGS BENEDICT Poached Eggs, Imported Prosciutto, English Muffin, Hollandaise

SHRIMP & POLENTA Jumbo Gulf Shrimp, Creamy Polenta, Creole Tomato Sauce

BEEF POUTINE HASH Slow Braised Beef, Crispy Potatoes, Smoked Gouda Sauce, over Easy Egg

HOUSE SALAD WITH GRILLED CHICKEN Mixed Greens, Cherry Tomatoes, Cucumbers, Red Onion, Artichoke Hearts, Parmesan Cheese, Balsamic Vinaigrette, Grilled Chicken Breast

CAESAR SALAD WITH GRILLED CHICKEN Romaine Lettuce, Caesar Dressing, Herb Croutons, Shaved Parmesan, Grilled Chicken Breast

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CREOLE

SOUPS GUMBO DU JOUR SOUP DU JOUR

SALADS TUJAGUE’S HOUSE SALAD Tuscan mix, beefsteak tomatoes, shaved red onions, cucumber, feta and Steen’s creole mustard vinaigrette

SHRIMP RÉMOULADE Crab-boiled shrimp, Romaine lettuce and Tujague’s red rémoulade

WEDGE SALAD Crumbled blue cheese, shaved red onions, tomatoes, applewood smoked bacon and black pepper buttermilk dressing

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TUJAGUE’S

MENU HIGHLIGHTS APPETIZERS

Located in the heart of the French Quarter, Tujague’s has been serving creole cuisine for over 160 years. Sit back, relax, and enjoy course after famous course of traditional New Orleans’ dishes. Open 365 days a year. Our traditional table d’hôte was the only menu served at Tujague’s from 1856-2013. The 5 course dinner includes shrimp remoulade, gumbo or soup, brisket appetizer, your choice of entrée, and bread pudding – with an addition of $31 to any entrée.

Fennel, shallots and cream in a crispy pastry shell

823 Decatur St., New Orleans, LA 70116

FRIED GREEN TOMATO RAVIGOTE

www.tujaguesrestaurant.com

Topped with crab-boiled Gulf shrimp

504.525.8676

DUCK AND GOAT CHEESE CRÊPES Tender, braised duck, dried cherry jus and spiced pecans

CHARBROILED OYSTERS ½ dozen or dozen

CRISPY PORK BELLY Pepper Jack cheese grits and fig Jam

ABSINTHE POACHED OYSTERS

BREAUX BRIDGE CRAWFISH GNOCCHI Ricotta-stuffed potato pasta, crawfish tails, spicy tasso, wild mushrooms and baby peas in a rich cream sauce

GULF FISH AMANDINE Butter poached asparagus and creole meunière

TUJAGUE’S FAMOUS BRISKET Boiled brisket of beef, bacon and onion braised Brussels sprouts, Yukon gold smashed potatoes and creole horseradish sauce

CLASSIC COCKTAILS SAZERAC Rye Whiskey, Peychaud’s Bitters, Herbsaint, Simple Syrup

GRASSHOPPER White and Dark Crème de Cacao, White and Green Crème de Menthe, Brandy, Heavy Whipping Cream

HURRICANE Rum, Passion Fruit, Peychaud’s Bitters, Honey Syrup, Red Wine, Lemon Juice

PIMM’S CUP Pimm’s No. 1, Blackberry, Blueberry, Strawberry, Cucumber, Lemon, Lime, Orange, Lemonade

GRILLED PORK CHOP

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Mirliton French bread dressing and crawfish gravy

Gin, Lemon, Sugar, Sparkling Wine

ABITA AMBER BBQ SHRIMP AND GRITS New Orleans-style barbecue butter and Pepper Jack cheese grits

PAN ROASTED MAPLE LEAF DUCK BREAST Lyonnaise sweet potatoes and Bourbon creole mustard honey

TEQUILA NEGRONI Avion Reposado Tequila, Peychaud’s Aperitivo, Carpano Antica

DESSERTS BANANAS FOSTER BREAD PUDDING MADAGASCAR VANILLA BEAN CRÈME BRÛLÉE

GRILLED YELLOWFIN TUNA

With seasonal compote

Corn maque choux and smoked tomato butter

GRASSHOPPER PANNA COTTA

TOURNEDOS OF BEEF

With chocolate mousse and Andes mint

Yukon gold smashed potatoes, caramelized sweet onions, wild mushrooms and tarragon butter

Extensive Wine List Also Available

CHICKEN MADISON Joyce Farms airline breast, brisket dirty rice and green peppercorn jus

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NEW ORLEANS

consistently ranks among the world’s top food cities with good reason—its 1,400-plus restaurants. Even the most ardent eater couldn’t experience them all dining out three times daily over the course of a year, much less in a single visit. Each month, new entries and more must-tries further expand the foodie field and locals’ waistlines. The following pages highlight a few of our favorites, a broad overview of the city’s diverse culinary landscape.

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CENTRAL BUSINESS/ WAREHOUSE DISTRICT THE AMERICAN SECTOR American A nostalgic homage to wartime classics with gourmet twists, the menu at this National WWII Museum eatery features such kicked-up throwbacks as Victory Garden salads and bacon-wrapped hot dogs. L, D (daily); Br (Sa-Su). 945 Magazine St., 504.528.1940. www.ww2eats.com ANNUNCIATION Southern Contemporary takes on traditional Southern and Creole fare is the draw here. Country-fried sweetbreads with cheddar grits, crab-topped grilled pompano, banana pudding crème brulee—yes, yes and yes, please. D (nightly). 1016 Annunciation St., 504.568.0245. www.annunciationrestaurant.com AUCTION HOUSE MARKET Eclectic This bright, modern food hall offers a variety of vendors and flavors, from fresh local seafood to Indian, Thai and Hawaiian-inspired cuisines. B, L, D (daily). 801 Magazine St., 504.372.4321. www.auction housemarket.com BAR MARILOU With its swanky sofas and blood-red walls, this Parisian-accented space is perfect for sipping an afternoon appertif while nibbling on sophisticated bites, such as crisped potato stacks topped with crème fraîche and caviar. 544 Carondelet St., 504.814.7711. www.barmarilou.com

BORGNE Seafood At this seafood-centric restaurant, fantastic apps (such as duck-and-jalapeno poppers) partner swimmingly with easygoing sandwiches, fish cooked “in a bag” and more. L, D (daily). 601 Loyola Ave. (in the Hyatt Regency Hotel), 504.613.3860. www.borgne restaurant.com BRIQUETTE Seafood Contemporary coastal is the catch at this sprawling space. Follow the caramalized sea scallops with lump crab bisque, then dive into Louisiana redfish with crawfish relish. L (M-F), D (nightly). 701 S. Peters St., 504.302.7496. www.briquette-nola.com CAFÉ CARMO International This island-inspired space pops out some wild—and wildly delicious—dishes, such as the zany Rico sandwich (a grilled plantain patty topped with pulled pork) and shrimp-filled, black-eyed pea fritters. Veggie and vegan options are also featured. B, L (M-Sa), D (Tu-Sa). 527 Julia St., 504.875.4132. www.cafecarmo.com CHOPHOUSE NEW ORLEANS Steaks Forget the standard sauces and heavy sides; the focus at this upscale-casual steakhouse is on its top-quality, USDA prime-only meats. D (nightly). 322 Magazine St., 504.522.7902. www.chophousenola.com CITY GREENS Eclectic Fresh-picked greens grown on this restaurant’s hydroponic farm serve as the base for ginormous “Build Your Own” salads that can be piled with a variety of

COCHON Louisiana Many restaurants profess to be “better than your mama’s,” but chefs Donald Link and Stephen Stryjewski’s lives up to the claim with haute twists on Cajun standards. The adjacent Cochon Butcher offers sandwiches and house-cured meats. L, D (daily). 930 Tchoupitoulas St., 504.588.2123. www.cochon restaurant.com COMPANY BURGER American Adam Biderman’s award-winning burger joint sticks to the basics, which makes it all the better. L, D (daily). 611 O’Keefe St., 504.309.9422; 4600 Freret St., 504.267.0320. www.thecompanyburger.com COMPÈRE LAPIN Caribbean A native of St. Lucia, chef Nina Compton’s island upbringing is evident in dishes such as conch croquettes with pickled pineapple tartar sauce and goat with sweet potato gnocchi. L, (M-F); D (nightly); Br (Sa-Su). 535 Tchoupitoulas St., 504.599.2119. www.comperelapin.com COPPER VINE American Along with 30 varietals on tap and an additional 20 by the glass, this easygoing “wine pub” serves up caviar-topped oysters, a wide variety of flatbreads and heartier fare, such as skirt steak with duck fat fries. L (M-F), D (nightly); Br (Sa-Su). 1001 Poydras St., 504.208.9535. www.coppervinewine.com COUVANT French A slick, contemporary French bistro inside the Eliza Jane hotel. Standouts include English peas with duck egg and lardons, hanger steak Bordelaise and moules frites. B, L, D (daily); Br (Su). 315 Magazine St., 504.324.5400. www.couvant.com THE DAILY BEET Vegetarian Light, healthy eats and cold-pressed juices are the draw at this industrial-chic café. Tuck into a shaved Brussels sprouts salad or an Orbit Bowl of warm wild rice, avocado, runny egg, kimchi and pickled veg. B, L, D (daily). 1000 Girod St., 504.605.4413; 3300 Magazine St., 504.766.0377. www.thedailybeetnola. com DOMENICA Italian Out-of-the-norm antipasta (roasted cauliflower with whipped feta), handmade pastas, authentic pizzas and Old World classics such as lasagne Bolonese. Mangia, mangia! L, D (daily). 123 Baronne St. (in the Roosevelt Hotel), 504.648.6020. www.domenica restaurant.com EMERIL’S Louisiana Emeril Lagasse’s flagship sets the course for the Lagasse empire. Opened in 1990, this is where the celebrated chef created many of his classic dishes, including barbecued shrimp, andouille-crusted drum and more. L (M-F), D (nightly). 800 Tchoupitoulas St., 504.528.9393. www.emerils.com THE FOUNTAIN LOUNGE Eclectic Standout small plates (crispy oysters with cucumber remoulade, fried Brussels sprouts with miso-honey dressing) are the order at this stylish spot in the Roosevelt Hotel. Monday brings fried chicken; Tuesday it’s burgers and bubbles. B (daily), L (M-F), D (nightly); Br (Sa-Su). 123 Baronne St., 504.648.1200. www.therooseveltneworleans.com

GIANNA Italian James Beard Award-winning chef Rebecca Wilcomb pays tribute to her grandmother with homey fare, such as creamy polenta with lamb-sausage gravy, tortellini in bordo and veal saltimbocca. L, D (daily). 700 Magazine St, 504.399.0816. www.gianna restaurant.com GRILL ROOM Contemporary The fine dining room at the Windsor Court Hotel is a favorite of both locals and visitors. Refined yet relaxed, the Grill Room features innovative American cuisine that’s strong on Southern influences and local ingredients. B, D (daily), L (M-F); jazz Br (SaSu). 300 Gravier St., 504.522.1994. www.windsorcourt hotel.com/dining/the-grill-room HERBSAINT French One of the city’s premier fine dining spots. The award-winning menu changes fequently, with entrées such as confit of Muscovy duck leg with dirty rice. L (MF), D (M-Sa). 701 St. Charles Ave., 504.524.4114. www.herbsaint.com JOHNNY SÁNCHEZ Mexican Squash blossom tacos, pig ear chilaquiles, octopus toastadas—this isn’t your standard taqueria fare. Celebrity chef Aarón Sánchez’s hot spot puts contemporary spins on authentic Mexican cuisine. L, D (daily). 930 Poydras St., 504.304.6615. www.johnnysanchez restaurant.com JOSEPHINE ESTELLE Italian At this casual Ace Hotel eatery snapper crudo with browned butter dances elegantly between raw and cooked, the pastas are toothy, and each dish has some beautifully surprising element that lingers long after the meal. B (M-F); L, D (daily); Br (Sa-Su). 600 Carondelet St., 504.930.3070. www.joesphineestelle.com LÜKE International A throwback to Old World New Orleans brasseries. German specialties, such as pork schnitzel, meld with classic French bistro fare and fresh Louisiana seafood. B, L, D (daily). 333 St. Charles Ave. (in the Hilton St. Charles), 504.378.2840. www.lukeneworleans.com MAYPOP Vietnamese Asian-fusion food in a bright, open space. Tear pieces of warm roti bread to scoop whole roasted pumpkin, apple and house coppa, or go spicy with vindaloo chicken. L, D (daily); Br (Sa-Su). 611 O’Keefe St., 504.518.6345. www.maypoprestaurant.com MERIL International Emeril Lagasse’s casual dining venue is reflective of the chef ’s world travels, with a globetrotting menu featuring everything from Japanese-style barbecue to pork rib tamales. L, D (daily). 424 Girod St., 504.526.3745. www.emerilsrestaurants.com/meril OTRA VEZ Mexican Modern Mexican is the focus at this Southern offshoot of Brooklyn’s Alta Calidad. Yuca tater tots, fried tempura shrimp tacos, crawfish chile rellenos—sí! L (M-F), D (nightly), Br (Sa-Su). 1001 Julia St., 504.354.8194. www.otraveznola.com PÊCHE Seafood Donald Link and Stephen Stryjewski (the award-winning team behind pork-centric Cochon) have another winner on their hands. The focus here is on chef Ryan Prewitt’s simple seafood grilled over hardwood coals...and it couldn’t be better. From the raw bar to the whole grilled fish, you can’t go wrong. L, D (daily). 800 Magazine St., 504.522.1744. www.peche restaurant.com

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BAYOU WINE GARDEN This casual Mid-City spot offers 32 rotating wines on draft and a huge bottled selection. Cheese and charcuterie boards are also available, in addition to small and large plates. More a suds fan? Cross the courtyard bridge to the adjacent Bayou Beer Garden. 315 N. Rendon St., 504.826.2925. www.bayouwine garden.com

dried fruits, raw veggies and quality meats. Soups and wraps are also featured. B, L (M-F). 909 Poydras St., 504.524.2822. www.eatcitygreens.com

RESTAURANT AUGUST French Fine dining at its finest. The surroundings are elegant, and the food is spectacular, combining European style with Gulf Coast ingredients for dishes such as gnocchi with crab and truffles. L (M-F), D (nightly); Su brunch. 301 Tchoupitoulas St., 504.299.9777. www.restaurantaugust.com RUTH’S CHRIS STEAKHOUSE Steaks Founded in 1965, this Crescent City classic, famed for its superb, sizzling steaks and seafood, now has locations around the world. L, D (daily). 525 Fulton St., 504.587.7099. www.ruthschris.com SEAWORTHY Seafood This offshoot of New York’s Grand Banks oyster bar casts a wide net, serving up fresh bivalves from the Gulf, along with East and West Coast varieties and other sustainably sourced seafood. D (nightly); Br (SaSu). 630 Carondelet St., 504.930.3071. www.seaworthy nola.com TOMMY’S CUISINE Italian Intimate and urbane, this popular bistro offers authentic Creole-Italian fare. Try the oysters Tommy with pancetta, Parmesan and roasted red peppers, then move on to the veal piccata with lump crab and linguine. A great place to linger over a good bottle of wine. D (nightly), Br (Su). 746 Tchoupitoulas St., 504.581.1103. www.tommyscuisine.com

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TSUNAMI Sushi At this sprawling sushi emporium the usual sushi suspects sit menu-side with funky items like calamari “fries.” Big appetites will want to hit the Sumo Ribeye. L, D (M-Sa). 601 Poydras St., 504.608.3474. www.serving sushi.com WILLA JEAN BAKERY Contemporary Pastry chef Kelly Fields, known for her beautiful baked goods, shows off her savory side as well in dishes such as braised lamb pasta with mint pesto. B, L (M-F); D (daily); Br (Sa-Su). 611 O’Keefe Ave., 504.509.7334. www.willajean.com

CENTRAL CITY CENTRAL CITY BBQ Barbecue Stellar barbecue and kicked-up sides make this sprawling smokehouse a popular destination. L, D (daily). 1201 S. Rampart St., 504.558.4276. www.central citybbq.com MAÎS AREPAS Latin An upscale Creole-Colombian restaurant that puts overstuffed, filled corn pockets (arepas) front and center. L (Tu-Sa), D (Tu-Su). 1200 Carondelet St., 504.523.6247. TOUPS SOUTH Southern Chef Isaac Toups creates museum-quality Southern cuisine at the Southern Food & Beverage Museum’s in-house eatery. Biscuits with crab fat butter, goat tamales and fried black-eyed pea salad offer a taste of the region’s delicious diversity. L, D (M, W-Sa); Br (SaSu). 1504 Oretha Castle Haley Blvd., 504.304.2147. www.toupssouth.

FRENCH QUARTER ACME OYSTER HOUSE Seafood For locals, the name Acme is synonymous with raw oysters. Since 1910, Acme’s signature marble-topped bar has served up countless bivalves on the half shell. Other regional specialties include fried oyster po’boys, gumbo Poopa and jambalaya. L, D (daily).

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724 Iberville St., 504.522.5973; 3000 Veterans Blvd., Metairie, 504.309.4056; 8 Canal St. (inside Harrah’s Casino), 504.708.2409. www.acmeoyster.com ANTOINE’S Creole Established in 1840, Antoine’s is New Orleans’ oldest restaurant and a living treasure with rich French-Creole food, courtly waiters and an atmosphere of hospitality and tradition. L, D (M-Sa); Su jazz brunch. 713 St. Louis St., 504.581.4422. www.antoines.com ARNAUD’S Creole In this magic castle of dining rooms, Arnaud’s continues a tradition begun in 1918. Shrimp Arnaud, oysters Bienville and café brûlot are three of the many famous dishes. D (nightly); jazz brunch (Su). 813 Bienville St., 504.523.5433. www.arnauds.com BACKSPACE BAR & KITCHEN American This comfy spot pays homage to the French Quarter’s rich literary legacy. The bar serves drinks fashioned after famed authors’ faves, while the kitchen offers gumbo and sandwiches. L, D (daily). 139 Chartres St., 504.322.2245. www.backspacenola.com BAYONA American Chef Susan Spicer’s menu continually surprises with fresh specials, but still includes her signatures: grilled shrimp with black-bean cakes and coriander sauce and veal sweetbreads in lemon-caper sauce. L (W-Sa), D (M-Sa). 430 Dauphine St., 504.525.4455. www.bayona.com BOMBAY CLUB Louisiana European-inspired Louisiana cuisine is a perfect fit for this swanky spot tucked into the Prince Conti Hotel. Cultures combine in dishes such as boudin Scotch eggs and Abita beer-battered fish and chips. D (nightly); Br (Sa-Su). 830 Conti St., 504.577.2237. www.bombayclubneworleans.com BOURBON HOUSE Seafood A standout addition to Dickie Brennan’s restaurant empire. Stylish seafood dishes share menu space with outstanding filets and sides—don’t miss the redfish on the half shell with jumbo lump crab or the bourbon-glazed shrimp. B, L, D (daily). 144 Bourbon St., 504.522.0111. www.bourbonhouse.com BRENNAN’S Creole The legendary establishment continues more than seven decades of tradition with long-popular classics (turtle soup, eggs Hussarde, bananas Foster) coupled with fresh, contemporary takes on Creole cuisine. B, L, D (daily). 417 Royal St., 504.525.9711. www.brennansneworleans.com BROUSSARD’S Creole Broussard’s, established in 1920, remains one of the city’s premier fine dining spots, with one of the most elegant courtyards in the Quarter. The kitchen turns out long-popular classics, such as turtle soup and bronzed redfish with lump crab. D (nightly); Br (Su). 819 Conti St., 504.581.3866. www.broussards.com CAFÉ AMELIE Louisiana The perfect spot for a leisurely outdoor lunch or romantic dinner. Try the satsuma and pepper-glazed shrimp or a seasonal cocktail. L, D (W-Su); Br (Sa-Su). 912 Royal St., 504.412.8965. www.cafeamelie.com CAFÉ BEIGNET Coffee Along with the city’s signature pastry and allday breakfast, this trio of casual cafés serves up small bites in a Big Easy atmosphere. Dive into Cajun classics, 2019-2020

such as jambalaya and gumbo, while enjoying live music and libations. B, L, D (daily). 311 Bourbon St., 504.525.2611; 334 Royal St., 504.524.5530; 600 Decatur St., 504.581.6554. www.cafebeignet.com CAFÉ DU MONDE Coffee In operation since 1862, Café Du Monde is a must-do. On the menu: café au lait and beignets, the unofficial doughnuts of New Orleans. Open 24h (daily). 800 Decatur St., 504.525.4544. www.cafedumonde.com CAFÉ FLEUR DE LIS American Now here’s an omelet to start your day: crab, shrimp Gruyère and creamed spinach. Add a side of hash browns...then go back at lunchtime for an alligator-sausage po’boy. B, L (daily). 307 Chartres St., 504.529.9641. www.cafefleurdelis.com CANE & TABLE Cuban This rum-centric restaurant provides a taste of the tropics and the city’s Caribbean connection. Classic cocktails are given clever contemporary twists, while island flavors inform the “seasonal smart” menu. D (nightly); Br (Sa-Su). 1113 Decatur St., 504.581.1112. www.caneandtablenola.com CENTRAL GROCERY Deli This Italian deli-grocery is the place to acquaint yourself with the classic muffuletta sandwich: layers of provolone cheese, olive salad, pickled vegetables, mortadella, salami and ham. L (daily). 923 Decatur St., 504.523.1620. www.centralgrocery.com COURT OF TWO SISTERS Creole No French Quarter visit would be complete without a meal at this romantic restaurant, which features a daily jazz brunch and a nightly a la carte menu of Creole and Cajun cuisine. Br, D (daily). 613 Royal St., 504.522.7261. www.courtoftwosisters.com CROISSANT D’OR PATISSERIE Bakery This venerable pastry shop produces a stunning array of buttery croissants, danishes and any number of dreamy creations devised from storehouses of chocolate, cream and magic. Savory dishes are also available, along with a variety of coffees. B, L (W-M). 617 Ursuline Ave., 504.524.4663. www.croissantdornola.com CURIO American Curious what “American cuisine with Creole soul” tastes like? Think grit tots with roasted red pepper coulis, black-eyed pea-and-duck gumbo and cane syrup-glazed short ribs with cheddar grits. B, L, D (daily). 301 Royal St., 504.717.4198. www.curionola.com DEANIE’S Seafood For years locals have driven to the lakefront Deanie’s for groaning boards of freshly fried seafood and grilled fish. Its French Quarter location offers the same great menu in posher surroundings. L, D (daily). 841 Iberville St., 504.581.1316; 1713 Lake Ave., Metairie, 504.831.4141. www.deanies.com DICKIE BRENNAN’S STEAKHOUSE Steaks An upscale steakhouse serving superior USDA prime beef with luscious sauces—try the barbecue rib-eye topped with Abita-beer shrimp or the filet with flash-fried oysters. D (nightly). 716 Iberville St., 504.522.2467. www.dickiebrennanssteakhouse.com DORIS METROPOLITAN Steaks A stunning steakhouse and butcher shop with superior quality dry-aged meats. The menu impresses with an eclectic collection of specialty cuts and an extensive wine list. L (F), D (nightly). 620 Chartres St., 504.267.3500. www.dorismetropolitan.com

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EFFERVESCENCE This bubbly spot features 90-plus bottles of sparkling wine, along with reds, whites and a variety of small plates. Open W-Su. 1036 N. Rampart St., 504.509.7644. www.nolabubbles.com ENVIE ESPRESSO BAR & CAFÉ Coffee Espresso is the order here, in addition to daylong breakfast plates, omelets, panini (try the grilled portabella and goat cheese) and sandwiches. In a hurry? Grab a breakfast go-cup. B, L, D (daily). 308 Decatur St., 504.598.5374; 1241 Decatur St., 504.524.3689. www.cafeenvie.com FRENCH TOAST Breakfast Breakfast is the focus of this French Quarter spot. There are sweet and savory crepes, perfectly rolled omelets and, of course, a variety of toasts (avocado and egg, ratatouille and ricotta). B, L (daily). 1035 Decatur St., 504.300.5518. www.toastneworleans.com GALATOIRE’S Creole Since 1905, Galatoire’s has been a gravity center of New Orleans. Happily, the food is as good as the party atmosphere, with traditional Creole dishes presented by some of the city’s best waitstaff. L, D (Tu-Su). 209 Bourbon St., 504.525.2021. www.galatoires.com

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GW FINS Seafood Chef Tenney Flynn has taken the local obsession with seafood to global heights: fresh fish is flown in daily from around the world. Irish salmon and New Zealand lobster rub shoulders with Gulf shrimp and Louisiana duck on the menu, all exquisitely prepared. D (nightly). 808 Bienville St., 504.581.3467. www.gwfins.com HARD ROCK CAFÉ American This popular chain, filled with music memorabilia, serves regional and American fare, including steaks, burgers, sandwiches and wings. L, D (daily). 125 Bourbon St., 504.529.5617. www.hardrockcafe.com HERMES BAR This sophisticated hideaway, tucked inside Antoine’s restaurant, offers quiet respite from the din on nearby Bourbon Street and an upscale bar menu. 713 St. Louis St., 504.581.4422. www.antoines.com IRENE’S CUISINE Italian Irene’s is all about garlic, olive oil and the best rosemary chicken in town. Everything is outstanding, from the bruschetta to the stuffed veal chop to the perfect tiramisu. Think of the long wait (no reservations) as part of the charm. D (M-Sa). 529 Bienville St., 504.529.8811. www.irenesnola.com JEWEL OF THE SOUTH Contemporary This hidden gem takes its cue from a 19th-century restaurant of the same name, with retro cocktails (brandy crustas, Roffigacs) and an ever-changing, seasonal menu of late-night bites. D (nightly). 1026 St. Louis St., 504.265.8816. www.jewelnola.com JUSTINE French Chef Justin Devillier’s Parisenne-inspired brasserie is both classic and contemporary in design, but the menu is full-on French: steak tartar, tuna Niçoise salad, duck confit, moules frites. L (Tu-F), D (nightly); Br (Sa-Su). 225 Chartres St., 504.218.8533. www.justine nola.com K-PAUL’S LOUISIANA KITCHEN Louisiana Chef-personality Paul Prudhomme was one of the first to introduce Cajun cuisine to a global audi-

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ence. His Chartres Street restaurant is an ideal spot to sample some K-Paul classics, such as bronzed swordfish and blackened beef tenders. D (M-Sa). 416 Chartres St., 504.596.2530. www.kpauls.com KILLER POBOYS Contemporary This tiny hole-in-the-wall has garnered big buzz with its “internationally inspired, chef-crafted” takes on the standard po’boy. Try the rum-braised pork belly version with lime-infused slaw. B, L, D (W-M). 219 Dauphine St., 504.462.2731; 811 Conti St., 504.252.6745. www.killerpoboys.com KINGFISH Louisiana “New Louisiana” is the concept at this popular dining spot, with creative spins on local standards such as cracklin’ nachos with pulled pork and pimento cheese sauce or molasses-cured duck breast with sweet potato-andouille hash. L (Tu-Th), D (nightly); Br (F-M). 337 Chartres St., 504.598.5005. www.kingfish neworleans.com LATITUDE 29 Eclectic World-renowned tiki guru Jeff “Beachbum” Berry’s seriously cool, new-school tiki bar and restaurant recalls the spirit of Trader Vic’s. Classic tiki cocktails and original concoctions are paired with “PolynAsian” fare. L (F-Sa), D (daily). 321 N. Peters St., 504.609.3811. www.latitude29nola.com LONGWAY TAVERN Eclectic A proper gastropub with a comfy interior, solid cocktails and smart, sexy food. Pork belly home fries, fried calamari with blistered tomatoes and charred lemons and hefty steak sandwiches will make you linger a while. L (F-Su), D (nightly). 719 Toulouse St., 504.962.9696. www.longwaytavern.com M BISTRO Louisiana At this relaxed venue in the refined RitzCarlton French chef Thierry Connault puts his international imprint on a contemporary American menu that changes with the seasons. B, L, D (daily); Su brunch. 921 Canal St., 504.524.1331. www.ritzcarlton.com MANOLITO Cuban A taste of Cuba in the heart of the French Quarter. Pressed Cuban sandwiches, tender ropa vieja and shrimp ceviche are top food picks. Pair with a martini, thrown Spanish-Cuban style. L (W-Su); D (nightly). 508 Dumaine St., 504.603.2740. www.manolitonola.com MEAUXBAR French French bistro standards tweaked with a thoughtful, modern hand. Dishes include escargot with shiitakes in brandy cream and mussels nestled in a harrisa broth, crowned with crisp hand-cut fries. D (nightly); Br (Su). 942 N. Rampart St., 504.569.9979. www.meauxbar.com MR. B’S BISTRO Louisiana Bustling Mr. B’s is another outstanding Brennan family restaurant, famed for its deceptively casual power-lunch scene. Must-tries include the barbecued shrimp and bread pudding in Irish whiskey sauce. L (M-Sa), D (nightly); jazz brunch (Su). 201 Royal St., 504.523.2078. www.mrbsbistro.com MURIEL’S JACKSON SQUARE Creole Overlooking Jackson Square, Muriel’s features several dining rooms and a cozy bar. Enjoy contemporary Creole dishes, such as crawfish-and-goat cheese crepes, pecan-crusted puppy drum and pain perdu bread pudding. L, D (daily); jazz Br (Sa, Su). 801 Chartres St., 504.568.1885. www.muriels.com

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NAPOLEON HOUSE Louisiana Napoleon never slept here, but this historic café and bar, with its peeling walls and worn charm, has its share of French ambiance. The café serves soups, seafood gumbo, salads, sandwiches and warm muffulettas. L, D (daily). 500 Chartres St., 504.524.9752. www.napoleonhouse.com NINE ROSES CAFÉ Vietnamese The Westbank Vietnamese food haven now offers a smaller French Quarter location serving such signature dishes as pho, banh mi sandwiches, rice plates, noodle bowls and springrolls. L, D (M-Sa). 620 Conti St., 504.324.9450. NOLA American Emeril Lagasse’s French Quarter bistro’s small plates-focused menu is perfect for table-sampling its 40-plus dishes. Must-haves include the hot frog legs, stuffed chicken wings and oyster-and-brie pot pie. L, D (daily). 534 St. Louis St., 504.522.6652. www.emerils restaurants.com/nola OCEANA GRILL Seafood This casual spot just off Bourbon Street offers an array of Crescent City classics. Try the house gumbo, one of the many po’ boys or a piled-high fried seafood platter. For breakfast order the pain perdu (New Orleans-style French toast). B, L, D (daily). 739 Conti St., 504.525.6002. www.oceanagrill.com PALACE CAFÉ Creole Part of the Brennan restaurant empire, the Palace offers a sweeping view of Canal Street. Standouts include the savory crabmeat cheesecake and andouille-crusted Gulf fish. B, L (M-F), D (nightly); jazz Br (Sa-Su). 605 Canal St., 504.523.1661. www.palace cafe.com PAT O’BRIEN’S COURTYARD RESTAURANT Louisiana Home to the famous flaming fountain (and infamous Hurricane cocktail), Pat O’s also offers casual dining in its picturesque courtyard. Abovestandard New Orleans standards, such as shrimp and grits and crawfish étouffée, are featured, along with pastas, burgers and more. L. D (daily). 624 Bourbon St., 504.525.4823. www.patobriens.com PELICAN CLUB Louisiana Chef-owner Richard Hughes blends indigenous ingredients with international flavors. The seared tuna with Gulf shrimp is excellent, as is the roasted baby lamb rack. Try the seafood martini appetizer. D (daily). 312 Exchange Alley, 504.523.1504. www.pelican club.com RED FISH GRILL Seafood Grilled fish too plain? Not here. The hickory-grilled redfish topped with crab or crawfish is a modern classic, and the other specialties (barbecued oysters, double-chocolate bread pudding) are all exceptional. L, D (daily). 115 Bourbon St., 504.598.1200. www.redfishgrill.com RESTAURANT R’EVOLUTION Louisiana Chefs John Folse and Rick Tramonto are the tour de force behind this elegant-yet-relaxed fine dining venue. The rooms are gorgeously appointed, while the menu is made up of modern reinterpretations of classic Cajun and Creole cuisine. L (F), D (nightly); Br (Su). 777 Bienville St. (inside the Royal Sonesta Hotel), 504.553.2277. www.revolutionnola.com RIB ROOM Steaks For more than five decades, the Rib Room has been the local source for meticulously prepared,

slow-roasted prime rib. The menu also features intriguing dishes such as duck saltimbocca. B, D (daily), L (MSa); Su jazz brunch. 621 St. Louis St. (in the Omni Royal Orleans Hotel), 504.529.7045. www.ribroomnew orleans.com

carte offerings. L, D (daily); Br (Sa-Su). 823 Decatur St., 504.525.8676. www.tujaguesrestaurant.com

(W-M). 739 Jackson Ave., 504.218.7428. www.turkey andthewolf.com

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RIVERBOAT CITY OF NEW ORLEANS Louisiana The city’s newest riverboat showcases three indoor dining salons. From bountiful brunches to cozy dinners, meeting and conferences to weddings and private parties, the City of New Orleans riverboat takes you back in time and creates lasting memories. Daily jazz brunch and dinner jazz cruises available. Toulouse St. at the Mississippi River, 504.569.1401; www.riverboatcityofneworleans.com

CLARET WINE & COCKTAIL BAR A welcoming neighborhood vibe, 25 wines by the glass, dozens more by the bottle, 30-plus beers, creative drinks and a large selection of charcuterie, cheese and small plates will make you settle in here for a while. D (nightly), Br (F-Su). 1320 Magazine St., 504.766.9425. www.claretnola.com

ROYAL HOUSE OYSTER BAR Seafood Oysters are the star attraction at this Royal Street restaurant—from fresh-shucked to charbroiled, Royale to Rockefeller. Not a bivalve fan? You’ll find plenty of other fresh seafood options, along with assorted sandwiches. L, D (daily); Br (F-Su). 441 Royal St., 504.528.2601. www.royalhouserestaurant.com SOBOU Contemporary The focus at this “south of Bourbon” hot spot is on creative cocktails and a large selection of Louisiana street food-inspired small plates. B (daily), L (M-Sa), D (nightly); Br (Su). 310 Chartres St. (in the “W” French Quarter), 504.552.4095. www.sobunola.com

STEAMBOAT NATCHEZ Louisiana In addition to daily harbor cruises aboard the last authentic steamboat on the Mississippi River, the Natchez offers nightly dinner cruises and Sunday brunch excursions. Dig into a buffet of New Orleans favorites (crawfish étouffée, white chocolate bread pudding), while the Grammy-nominated Dukes of Dixieland perform. D (nightly); Br (Su). Toulouse St. at the Mississippi River, 504.569.1401; www.steamboat natchez.com SYLVAIN Contemporary Elegant chandeliers dangle overhead at this sophisticated gastro pub just off Jackson Square, as diners sip on handcrafted cocktails and nibble refined comfort classics, such as Chick Syl-vain sandwiches and pasta Bolognese. D (nightly); Br (F-Su). 625 Chartres St., 504.265.8123. www.sylvainnola.com TABLEAU Creole Housed in historic Le Petit Theatre, Dickie Brennan’s Jackson Square bistro offers two bars, balcony dining and applause-worthy French-Creole dishes. L (M-Sa), D (nightly); Br (daily). 616 St. Peter St., 504.934.3463. www.tableaufrenchquarter.com TUJAGUE’S Creole Open since 1856, Tujague’s (“two-jacks”) ranks as one of the city’s oldest eateries. The restaurant serves a traditional Creole prix fixe menu (shrimp remoulade and beef brisket to start, followed by a choice of entrée and pecan pie), along with contemporary a la

COQUETTE Contemporary What do you get when you mix traditional Louisiana cooking with spicy Italian and refined French? Coquette, where the menu changes daily but is always stellar with standouts like the must-get fried chicken. D (nightly); Br (Sa-Su). 2800 Magazine St., 504.265.0421. www.coquettenola.com EMERIL’S DELMONICO Creole Located on the St. Charles streetcar line, this elegant circa-1895 restaurant now serves chef Emeril Lagasse’s modern takes on Creole classics. D (nightly). 1300 St. Charles Ave., 504.525.4937. www.emerils restaurants.com/emerils-delmonico JACK ROSE Contemporary This bold, contemporary space in the Pontchartrain Hotel turns out playful versions of familiar foods. Think squid-ink pasta with shrimp in a cayenne-kicked barbecue sauce. Cool cocktails; gorgeous desserts. L (F), D (W-Su); Br (Su). 2031 St. Charles Ave., 504.323.1500. www.jackroserestaurant.com MIYAKO SUSHI BAR & HIBACHI Japanese Hibachis are the draw here, but sushi lovers will be just as happy. Dexterous hibachi chefs wow guests, preparing lobster, prime rib, scallops and more. Sushi, sashimi and tempura are also on the menu. L (Su-F), D (nightly). 1403 St. Charles Ave., 504.410.9997. www.miyakonola.com MOLLY’S RISE & SHINE Breakfast The sandwich gurus behind Turkey and the Wolf also operate this equally funky breakfast spot. Collard greens and grits, sweet potato burritos, deviled egg tostadas—expect the unexpected. B (W-M). 2368 Magazine St., 504.302.1896. www.mollysriseand shine.com NOLÉ Latin Nolé explores Latin flavors in a Cajun-Creole context. Mezcal-fueled Sazeracs, blue crab street corn, cornmeal-crusted oyster tacos with pickled okra, Mexican barbecue shrimp and grits—even the guacamole takes on a Southern accent, topped with pecans. L, D (daily). 2001 St. Charles Ave., 504.593.9955. www.nolerestaurant.com TURKEY AND THE WOLF Eclectic Sandwiches are the menu mainstay at this casual café: fried baloney with American cheese and chips, chicken fried steak. Don’t miss the wedge salad with blue cheese and “everything bagel” crunchies. L

BYWATER AMERICAN BISTRO American The menu at this casual neighborhood spot focuses on local, seasonal ingredients. Farro risotto with mushrooms and minted breadcrumbs, fried Gulf oysters with oyster gravy; try the rabbit curry. D (WSu); Br (Sa-Su). 2900 Chartres St., 504.605.3827. www.bywateramericanbistro.com THE COUNTRY CLUB Louisiana Known for its swimming pool, this long-popular Bywater hangout also offers casual fine dining. Dive into big-flavored small plates (crabmeat beignets, clams and chorizo), salads or full-on entrees, such as chateaurbriand for two. L, D (daily); Br (Sa-Su). 634 Louisa St., 504.945.0742. www.thecountryclub neworleans.com ELIZABETH’S American “Real food done real good” is the motto at this homey neighborhood spot. Two words to remember: praline bacon. B, L (M-F), D (Tu-Sa); Br (Sa-Su). 601 Gallier St., 504.944.9272. www.elizabethsrestaurant nola.com THE ELYSIAN BAR Eclectic Tucked inside the Peter and Paul Hotel, this sunny yellow dining room feels all warm and cozy, like a relative’s kitchen. The menu follows suit, with homey fare such as whipped ricotta with preserved mushrooms on flatbread or chicken confit with white beans and roasted apples. L, D (daily). 2317 Burgundy St., 504.356.6768. www.theelysianbar.com THE JOINT Barbecue Featured on “Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives,” this funky Bywater fave is slim on frills but big on slow-cooked barbecue (pulled pork, beef brisket, juicy ribs) and generous sides. L, D (M-Sa). 701 Mazant St., 504.949.3232. www.alwayssmokin.com N7 French At this quiet, tucked-away bistro the menu is divided into plated dishes (steamed mussels, hanger steak with crushed potatoes) and specialty tinned seafood. A lovely wine list, great music and fine service equate to total charm. D (M-Sa). 1117 Montegut St., no phone. www.n7nola.com PALADAR 511 Contemporary California cooking New Orleans-style means lots of frilly salads, fish left au naturel and pizzas, smartly topped with farm eggs, summer squash and the like. D (W-M); Br (Sa-Su). 511 Marigny St., 504.509.6782. www.paladar511.com SATSUMA CAFÉ Eclectic At this hip hangout vegan and veg-friendly dishes, such as chilled corn-and-lime soup and goat cheese-stuffed French toast, are the draw, along with fresh-pressed vegetable and fruit juices. B, L (daily). 3218 Dauphine St., 504.304.5962; 1320 Magazine St., 504.354.9869; 7901 Maple St., 504.309.5557. www.satsumacafe.com

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STANLEY Eclectic Retro soda fountain ambiance meets a modern menu at this upscale diner. The adventuresome can try the eggs Benedict po’ boy, while Reuben sandwiches, burgers and ice cream sundaes fulfill more conventional cravings. B, L, D (daily). 547 St. Ann St., 504.587.0093. www.stanleyrestaurant.com

COMMANDER’S PALACE Creole This beloved turquoise palace is a shrine for food worshippers. Chef Tory McPhail carries on the Brennan family tradition of adventurous food based on Creole principles, served in a courtly atmosphere. L (MF), D (nightly); jazz brunch (Sa-Su). 1403 Washington Ave., 504.899.8221. www.commanderspalace.com

BACCHANAL Eclectic This combo wine retail shop/bar/live music venue is also a full-blown restaurant. Dig into “international bistro” fare, while local bands perform in the shady backyard. L, D (daily). 600 Poland Ave., 504.948.9111. www.bacchanalwine.com

ST. ROCH MARKET Eclectic Dating to 1875, this long-shuttered marketplace recently received a massive makeover while retaining its historic character and 24 steel columns. The stunning space features 11 food vendors, along with a bar and both indoor and outdoor seating. L, D (daily). 2381 St. Claude Ave., 504.609.3813. www.strochmarket.com

MID-CITY ANGELO BROCATO’S Bakery This century-old ice cream parlor and confectionery offers a nostalgic slice of Old World Sicily, with some of the best Italian pastries and ice creams this side of Palermo. Open Tu-Su. 214 N. Carrollton Ave., 504.486.0078. www.angelobrocatoicecream.com BLUE OAK BBQ Barbecue Blue Oak draws raves for its crisp-skinned barbecued chicken, spare ribs, killer nachos and fried Brussels sprouts. If the barbecued pork egg rolls make a menu appearance, get them. L, D, (Tu-Su). 900 N. Carrollton Ave., 504.822.2583. www.blueoakbbq.com

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GABRIELLE Louisiana Gabrielle’s return to the local restaurant scene is a most-welcome one. The menu reflects long-beloved dishes, such as slow-roasted duck, new recipes and a surprise or two, like braised rabbit with rose-petal syrup and Stilton cheese fries. L (F), D (TuSa). 2441 Orleans Ave., 504.603.2344. www.gabrielle restaurant.com PARKWAY BAKERY & TAVERN Louisiana The menu at this local institution is long but simple: po’boys and more po’boys. Your choices for stuffings: roast beef, oyster, shrimp, catfish and, of course, alligator sausage—and that’s just the top of the list. L, D (W-M). 538 Hagan Ave., 504.482.3047. www.parkwaypoorboys.com PIECE OF MEAT Deli This petit butcher shop and restaurant is loaded with tempting options: cheese-and-boudin eggrolls, brisket sandwiches, tender ribs. L (Th-Tu), D (Th-Sa); Br (Sa-Su). 3301 Bienville St., 504.372.2289. www.pieceof meatbutcher.com RALPH’S ON THE PARK Louisiana Veteran restaurateur Ralph Brennan serves up globally inspired local cuisine in this beautifully restored historic building overlooking scenic City Park. L (Tu-F), D (nightly); Br (Sa-Su). 900 City Park Ave., 504.488.1000. www.ralphsonthepark.com 1000 FIGS Mediterranean Classic falafel sandwiches and plates are joined by seared squid salads, baba ghanouj, lamb and more. L, D (Tu-Sa). 3141 Ponce de Leon St., 504.301.0848. www.1000figs.com TOUPS’ MEATERY Louisiana Chef Isaac Toups is known for his masterful charcuterie. Start with the Meatery Board before moving on to the lamb neck with fennel and black-eyed pea salad. L, D (Tu-Sa); Br (Sa-Su). 845 N. Carrollton Ave., 504.252.4999. www.toupsmeatery.com ZASU Seafood Award-winning chef Sue Zemanick goes coastal at her intimate, Mid-City space: grilled baby octopus, citrus-poached shrimp, saltine-crusted grouper with braised greens and crawfish. Word of advice:

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Do not skip dessert. D (M-Sa). 127 N. Carrollton Ave., 504.267.3233. www.zasunola.com

UPTOWN AVO Italian Chef Nick Lama does his fourth-generation Sicilian ancestry proud with such standouts as charred octopus with pork butter and pineapple and lasagna with short rib ragout. D (M-Sa); Br (Sa-Su) 5908 Magazine St., 504.509.6550. www.restaurantavo.com BAR FRANCES American The food is divine at this warm and homey spot. Start with whipped feta and toasty country bread before diving into an excellent hanger steak and fries with Argentinian chimichurri. D (nightly), Br (Sa-Su). 4525 Freret St., 504.371.5043. www.barfrances.com BOUCHERIE Southern Looking for a place where you can get in and out for under $25? Chef/owner Nathanial Zimet’s culinary creations are as delicious as their prices. L (Tu-Sa); D (M-Sa); Br (Su). 8115 Jeannette St., 504.862.5514. www.boucherie-nola.com BRIGTSEN’S Creole A protegé of Paul Prudhomme, chef Frank Brigtsen serves up food that is rooted in Louisiana tradition, but moves into a sphere of its own with his genius for combining tastes and ingredients. D (Tu-Sa). 723 Dante St., 504.861.7610. www.brigtsens.com CARROLLTON MARKET Louisiana Chef Jason Goodenough’s market-driven menu spins both modern and traditional with dishes such as New Orleans-style cassoulet. No one can get enough of oysters Goodenough—flash-fried oysters with smoky bacon, creamed leeks and béarnaise. D (Tu-Sa); Br (Sa-Su). 8132 Hampston St., 504.252.9928. www.carrolltonmarket.com CAVAN Southern This Victorian home’s “beautiful deterioration” is an ideal setting for modern Southern cuisine. Start with the zucchini beignets with pecan-pesto crema before tackling the double burger with Sazerac BBQ sauce. D (nightly); Br (F-Su). 3607 Magazine St., 504.509.7655. www.cavannola.com DTB Cajun Short for “down the bayou,” DTB pays homage to late chef Carl Schaubhut’s Cajun country roots with mod twists on Louisiana coastal cuisine. Think gumbo with crab fat potato salad and crispy duck confit with charred cabbage and sweet potatoes. D (nightly); Br (FSu). 8201 Oak St., 504.518.6889. www.dtbnola.com LA BOULANGERIE Bakery This French bakery doles out savory and sweet artisanal goods to regulars who are loyal verging on addicted. Almond or ham-and-cheese croissants make light snacks, while loaves baked with blue cheese or olives are good enough to devour on their own. B, L (MSa). 4600 Magazine St., 504.269.3777. www.laboulangerienola.com LA PETITE GROCERY French An intimate French bistro with gas lighting and pressed-tin ceilings, where local specialties share menu space with French favorites. Order the blue crab beignets or a Gruyére cheeseburger with onion marmalade. L (Tu-Sa), D (nightly); Br (Su). 4238 Magazine St., 504.891.3377. www.lapetitegrocery.com

LILETTE French Chef John Harris’ bistro looks and feels French, but makes a perfect Italian wedding soup as well. Traditional appetizers are accented with imaginative sauces, such as the escargots with Calvados cream. L (Tu-Sa), D (M-Sa). 3637 Magazine St., 504.895.1636. www.liletterestaurant.com MAX WELL Vegetarian The plant-based, organic menu at this health-conscious café features “nutrient-dense ingredients to promote maximum wellness.” Translation: fresh fruit and veg juices, silky soups and spectacular salads and bowls. L, D (daily). 6101 Magazine St., 504.301.0510. www.maxwellneworleans.com OAK Contemporary This wine bar/bistro offers a broad selection of wines and specialty cocktails, while the menu focuses on small plates, such as fried goat-milk curds with chorizo and Romesco sauce. D (Tu-Sa). 8118 Oak St., 504.302.1485. www.oaknola.com PASCAL’S MANALE Italian A New Orleans landmark since 1913, Pascal’s is famous for inventing barbecued shrimp (a must-get) and eternally popular for its traditional Italian food. L (M-F), D (M-Sa). 1838 Napoleon Ave., 504.895.4877. www.pascalsmanale. PATOIS Louisiana Aaron Burgau has earned all of the praise heaped on him in recent years as a chef “to watch.” Patois combines Burgau’s inventive French cooking with a low-key neighborhood bar scene. L (F), D (W-Sa); Br (Su). 6078 Laurel St., 504.895.9441. www.patoisnola.com PICNIC PROVISIONS & WHISKEY Southern Crawfish-boil hot fried chicken anchors the menu at this playful Commander’s Palace offshoo. Start with the smoked fish dip and finish with cookie-dough s’mores. L, D (daily). 741 State St., 504.266.2810. www.nolapicnic.com SABA Mediterranean Chef Alon Shaya provides a taste of modern-day Israel with a menu full of hummus, kebabs and labneh, along with intriguing entrees, such as octopus with shawarma spices. L (W-F), D (W-Su); Br (Sa-Su). 5757 Magazine St., 504.324.7770. www.eatwithsaba.com

OTHER LOCATIONS DONG PHUONG Vietnamese The menu at this “Little Vietnam” restaurant is crammed with pho, rice bowls and noodle dishes. But it’s the adjacent bakery that draws folks from far and wide for what the New York Times called the most authentic banh mi bread in the U.S. Open 9 am-4 pm (W-M). 14207 Chef Menteur Hwy., 504.254.0214. www.dpbanhmi.com MESSINA’S RUNWAY CAFÉ Louisiana Located in the art deco Lakefront Airport (one of Amelia Earhart’s last-known stops), Messina’s offers a variety of omelets, along with Crescent City breakfast classics, such as grillades and grits. Lunch brings salads, sandwiches and local favorites like crawfish éouttéee and fried seafood platters. B, L (Tu-Su). 6001 Stars and Stripes Blvd., 504.241.5300. www.messinasrunwaycafe.com

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AC AC New Orleans, 221 Carondelet St., 962-0700 D4 AH Ace Hotel New Orleans, 600 Carondelet St., 900-1180 C5 AJ Andrew Jackson Hotel, 919 Royal St., 561-5881 H4 AS Astor Crowne Plaza, 739 Canal St., 962-0500 E4 BC B on Canal, 1300 Canal St., 299-9900 E2 BI Baronne Inn & Suites, 346 Baronne St., 524-1140 D4 1 LK Best Western Landmark Hotel, 920 N. Rampart St., 524-3333 H3 BW Best Western St. Christopher, 114 Magazine St., 648-0444 E5 BH Bienville House, 320 Decatur St., 529-2345 F5 BL Blake Hotel New Orleans, 500 St. Charles Ave., 522-9000 C5 BO Bourbon Orleans, 717 Orleans Ave., 523-2222 G4 CA Cambria New Orleans, 632 Tchoupitoulas St., 524-7770 C6 CY Chateau Hotel, 1001 Chartres St., 524-9636 H4 CO Chateau Orleans, 240 Burgundy St., 524-8412 F3 CL Claiborne Mansion, 2111 Dauphine St., 301-1027 J4 CN Courtyard by Marriott Convention Center, 300 Julia St., 598-9898 C7 DI Courtyard by Marriott Downtown Iberville, 910 Iberville St., 523-2400 E3 CM Courtyard by Marriott New Orleans, 124 St. Charles Ave., 581-9005 E4 DO Dauphine Orleans, 415 Dauphine St., 586-1800 F3 2 DT Doubletree Hotel New Orleans, 300 Canal St., 581-1300 E5 DR Drury Inn & Suites, 820 Poydras St., 529-7800 C4 EJ The Eliza Jane, 315 Magazine St., 882-1234 D5 EB Embassy Suites by Hilton Convention Center, 315 Julia St., 525-1993 C7 FP Four Points by Sheraton French Quarter, 541 Bourbon St., 524-7611 F4 FS French Quarter Suites Hotel, 1119 N. Rampart St., 524-7725 H3 HI Hampton Inn Downtown, 226 Carondelet St., 529-9990 D4 HA Hampton Inn & Suites, 1201 Convention Ctr. Blvd., 566-9990 C7 HH Harrah’s Hotel, 228 Poydras St., 533-6000 D6 HT Hilton Garden Inn CBD, 821 Gravier St., 324-6000 D4 HG Hilton Garden Inn Convention Center, 1001 S. Peters St., 525-0044 B7 HL Hilton New Orleans Riverside, 2 Poydras St., 561-0500 D7 3 SC Hilton New Orleans St. Charles, 333 St. Charles Ave., 524-8890 D4 FI Historic French Market Inn, 501 Decatur St., 561-5621 F5 HC Holiday Inn-Chateau LeMoyne, 301 Dauphine St., 581-1303 F3 HD Holiday Inn-Downtown Superdome, 330 Loyola Ave., 581-1600 D3 HE Holiday Inn Express-St. Charles, 936 St. Charles Ave., 962-0900 B5 HW Homewood Suites by Hilton New Orleans, 901 Poydras St., 581-5599 C4 HS Homewood Suites French Quarter, 317 N. Rampart St., 930-4494 F3 HM Hotel de la Monnaie, 405 Esplanade Ave., 947-0009 J5 LM Hotel Le Marais, 717 Conti St., 525-2300 F4 MA Hotel Mazarin, 730 Bienville St., 581-7300 F4 PV Hotel Provincial, 1024 Chartres St., 581-4995 H5 SM Hotel St. Marie, 827 Toulouse St., 561-8951 G4 SP Hotel St. Pierre, 911 Burgundy St., 524-4401 H3 4 HF Hyatt French Quarter Hotel, 800 Iberville St., 586-0800 E4 HP Hyatt Place Convention Center, 881 Convention Center Blvd., 524-1881 C7 HY Hyatt Regency New Orleans, 601 Loyola Ave., 561-1234 C3 IC InterContinental New Orleans, 444 St. Charles Ave., 525-5566 D4 IN International House Hotel, 221 Camp St., 553-9550 D5 JW JW Marriott, 614 Canal St., 525-6500 E4 JU Jung Hotel & Residences, 1500 Canal St., 226-5864 E2 LH Lafayette Hotel, 600 St. Charles Ave., 524-4441 C5 LQ La Quinta Inn & Suites Downtown, 301 Camp St., 598-9977 D5 LE Le Meridien, 333 Poydras St., 525-9444 D6 LP Le Pavillon Hotel, 833 Poydras St., 581-3111 C4 LR Le Richelieu, 1234 Chartres St., 529-2492 I5 5 LW Loews New Orleans, 300 Poydras St., 595-3300 D6 MD Maison Dupuy, 1001 Toulouse St., 586-8000 G3 MR Marriott New Orleans, 555 Canal St., 581-1000 E4 MC Marriott at the Convention Center, 859 Convention Ctr. Blvd., 613-2888 C7 MM Melrose Mansion, 937 Esplanade Ave., 944-2255 I3 ML Hotel Monteleone, 214 Royal St., 523-3341 E4 NC New Orleans Courtyard Hotel, 1101 N. Rampart St., 522-7333 H3 t S 90 Nine-O-Five Royal Hotel, 905 Royal St., 523-0219 H4 ia n e NO NOPSI Hotel, 317 Baronne St., 844-439-1463 D4 Av e House, 828 Toulouse St., 525-8456 E4 Sp v OV h A lin Olivier oc kOR n Omni Riverfront Hotel, 701 Convention Center Blvd., 524-8200 C7 R a r F St OO Omni Royal Orleans, 621 St. Louis St., 529-5333 F4 PL Pelham Hotel, 444 Common St., 522-4444 E5 6 PD Place d’Armes, 625 St. Ann St., 524-4531 H4 PZ Plaza Suite Hotel & Resort, 620 S. Peters St., 524-9500 D6 PC Prince Conti, 830 Conti St., 529-4172 F4 QC Q&C Hotel, 344 Camp St., 587-9700 D5 RA Renaissance Arts Hotel, 700 Tchoupitoulas St., 613-2330 C6 PM Renaissance Père Marquette, 817 Common St., 525-1111 D4 RE Residence Inn by Marriott Downtown, 345 St. Joseph St., 522-1300 B6 RZ Ritz-Carlton Maison Orleans, 921 Canal St., 524-1331 E4 RO Roosevelt New Orleans-Waldorf Astoria, 130 Roosevelt Way, 648-1200 E3 RC Royal Crescent, 535 Gravier St., 527-0006 D5 RF Royal Frenchman, 400 Esplanade Ave., 619-9660 J4 RS Royal Sonesta, 300 Bourbon St., 586-0300 F4 7 RH Royal St. Charles Hotel, 135 St. Charles Ave., 587-3700 D4 Street Direction SJ St. James Hotel, 330 Magazine St., 304-4000 D5 French Quarter ST Sheraton, 500 Canal St., 525-2500 E5 SO Soniat House, 1133 Chartres St., 522-0570 I4 SH Spring Hill Suites by Marriott, 301 St. Joseph St., 522-3100 C7 SB Staybridge Suites, 501 Tchoupitoulas St., 571-1818 D6 WQ ‘W’ French Quarter, 316 Chartres St., 581-1200 F4 WO Westin Canal Place, 100 Iberville St., 566-7006 E5 Jazzy Passes WH The Whitney Hotel, 610 Poydras St., 581-4222 D5 1 day - $3 WC Windsor Court, 300 Gravier St., 523-6000 D6 3 day - $9 WG Wyndham Garden Baronne Plaza, 201 Baronne St., 522-0083 C4 8 31 day - 55 WQ Wyndham New Orleans French Quarter, 124 Royal St., 529-7211 E4

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A LIST OF ADVERTISERS FROM EAT. DRINK

Chophouse New Orleans .................. C4 &16 Claret Wine & Cocktail Bar ...................... 17 Court of Two Sisters ................................ 18 Curio ....................................................... 19 Josephine Estelle ..................................... 20 Kingfish ................................................... 21 Messina’s Runway Café ........................... 22 Miyako Sushi Bar & Hibachi ..................... 23 Nolé ......................................................... 24

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STEAMBOAT NATCHEZ Dine aboard the last authentic Steamboat on the Mississippi River. Choose the Daytime Harbor Jazz cruise and experience a unique view of our City and treat your taste buds to casual Creole dishes. Nighttime on the River is enthralling! Step back in time as you tap your toes to New Orleans Swing Jazz and enjoy a diverse Southern Dinner Buffet. Our Sunday Brunch wraps all this together for family and friends to enjoy. On every cruise our talented “mixologists” will instill the tastes and soul of the South in everyone. We are proud to serve primarily Louisiana and domestic seafood items. Some menu items may, at times, contain imported crawfish and fish.

Toulouse St at the Mississippi River, New Orleans, LA 70130

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MENU HIGHLIGHTS DINNER MENU NATCHEZ TOSSED SALAD Mixed greens, tomato, cucumber, red onions and croutons with a sugar cane vinaigrette

CHICKEN AND SAUSAGE GUMBO Traditional Louisiana roux base & served with rice

HERBGARLIC FINGERLING POTATOES Fingerling potatoes roasted with fresh rosemary, thyme, garlic, & ground pepper

CREOLE CREAMED SPINACH Spinach with mozzarella, Parmesan, & cream cheese

GREEN BEANS ALMONDINE

STEAMBOAT ROUND

Southern style green beans topped with toasted almonds

Certified Angus Beef, with natural au jus and a horseradish cream sauce

WHITE CHOCOLATE BREAD PUDDING

PORK LOIN Served with a Creole mustard sauce

BAYOU SEAFOOD PASTA

A rich custard souffle with a decadent white chocolate sauce

BANANAS FOSTER

Crawfish tails and shrimp tossed in a white wine & garlic parmesan cream sauce with penne pasta

A New Orleans original! Fresh sliced bananas sautéed in butter, brown sugar, vanilla, cinnamon & rum. Served warm atop vanilla ice cream

PADDLEWHEEL PRIMAVERA

LA LOUISIANE SLICED FRENCH BREAD

Fusilli pasta, zucchini, squash, mushrooms & cherry tomatoes tossed in a zesty basil pesto

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