New Orleans

[rolltideroll202]

Im going to New Orleans the week od April 19th, looking for some good food to try. Any one have a suggestions on some places that will not break the bank.

 

[BamaLuver]

This link may be helpful!

 

[rolltideroll202]

Thank you BAMALUVR!

 

[TheOysterMan]

You have to go by Drago's and try the chargrilled oysters and red beans and rice

 

[DrBama]

As others have said, gotta go to Mothers.

Nothing like some Cafe du Monde for breakfast.

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[happytidefan]

Drago's has the BEST chargrilled oysters! It's my favorite. The gumbo there is good too! E-mail me some of dem oysters while you're there. Ooooh lordy!

 

[derek4tide]

At least 1 meal at Commander's Palace, Mr B's Bistro, or Delmonico's.


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[BamaLuver]

I feel a NOLA urge coming on!

 

[Vinny]

I found Mothers to be a little expensive. I really didn't care for the menu. There are so many places to eat though. I enjoyed. Cameila Grill uptown has a good lunch and its not a bad atmosphere. The seating is at the counter on stools. Tell your server its your first time there and they sing to you. The servers are pretty entertaining. When we were there in October, the Canal Street Car line was horrible. The street cars were not running frequently. Cafe Du Monde is awesome, a great place to get a quick snack. I'm not a mufulatta eater, but my wife had a half sandwich a Central Grocery on Decatur Street. Can you imagine an Italian not liking cold cuts.....
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