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Longbranch Bourbon Best Bartender of New Orleans Finals – Dec. 9 at Laurenia at Pythian Market!
Don't miss the 20th annual Longbranch Bourbon Best Bartender of New Orleans Finals on December 9 at Laurenia at Pythian Market at 234 Loyola Avenue. The party is from 7 - 10 pm...
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Whatcha Drinkin’: Where Y’at Writers Reveal Their Homemade Drink Recipes
When you're in New Orleans, local or not, you have to drink-and not just water. What makes the drinks taste even better? When you make them yourself, of course (because nothing...
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The Only New Orleans Bar Guide You'll Ever Need
CBD Warehouse District Above the Grid (NOPSI Hotel)
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Abita Brewing Debuts Abita 99
Everyone loves beer, but they don't necessarily love all of the calories that come with it. As the craft beer industry grows around the state, so do the waistlines of those who...
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Jekyll Island: Back to the Future
Crossing the 8 miles of the Jekyll Island Causeway takes only a few minutes. The bridge spans the low country marshes and then crosses over the muddy waters of Fancy Bluff...
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$20 and Under: Taco the Town
If anything is an inexpensive solution to that grumbling in your belly, it's a taco, or tacos. Because who eats just one? From college kids, to suits, anyone and everyone enjoys a...
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A Tale of Two Spirited Dinners... and Other Tastes
If you don't know what Tales of the Cocktail is, I suggest you read my 2019 preview first: [Link] .
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2019 Summer Wine Festival
The French American Chamber of Commerce--Gulf Coast will celebrate their twentieth annual Summer Wine Festival next weekend at Canal Place in New Orleans. On June 22nd, 2019,...
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$20 and Under: More Cheese If You Please
John Kennedy Toole once said "I am, at the moment, writing a lengthy indictment against our century. When my brain begins to reel from my literary labors, I make an occasional...
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15 Ways To Get Invited to the Next Crawfish Boil
While there are definitely a few spots around town that serve excellent boiled crawfish (Bevi Seafood, Clesi's, Big Fisherman, Seither's, etc.), some of the best and most...
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New Orleans’s Top 20 Spring Veggie Dishes: Part 2 (No. 10-1)
Click here for New Orleans's Top 20 Spring Veggie Dishes Part 1: Dishes #20-11! 10. Poke Loa's Veggie Bowl
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New Orleans’s Top 20 Spring Veggie Dishes: Part 1 (No. 20-11)
New Orleans is widely known for its gastrointestinal-tantalizing masterpieces. Crawfish beignets, king cake milkshakes, and even the french fry po-boy—we love you so much. In...
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Native Nibbles: Exotic Foods of New Orleans and Louisiana
People have said that Louisiana (New Orleans in particular) has the best food in the world so often throughout its history, it’s become a cliché or a stereotype by...
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Holy Snoballs! The Search for the Best Snoball in New Orleans
Temperatures are rising in the Big Easy, and there’s only one way to beat this climate-change-induced thirst trap: the New Orleans snoball. The snoball, a hallmark...
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$20 and Under: In A Nut Shell
One of the most ubiquitous items found on a Persian table is the pistachio. It doesn't matter if you're over for tea or a large family celebration, you will almost always find a...
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Food News: May 2019
Grazie!… Many thanks to the Link Restaurant Group, who just launched Gianna, a new Italian restaurant that moved into the Warehouse District. Rebecca Wilcomb, winner of...
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$20 and Under: Sweet Springtime
With Easter just around the corner, I can't help but think of sweets. I don't know about you, but when I was little, my bright yellow basket (which is still sitting in my...
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Food News (April 2019)
Eleven rubies … Popular local chain Ruby Slipper Café just opened its first location in Jefferson Parish, on Metairie Road. The brunch spot is located in the...
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Secret Soup: Bún Bò Huế
Vietnamese Phở’s Older, More Aggressive Brother: Bún Bò Huế The sun is still shy to rise as a large, heavy-bottomed pot meets the...
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Food News (April 2019)
Coffee in a can? … Alabama-based Revelator Coffee Company just opened their latest café inside the American Can building. In addition to offering specialty...
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$20 and Under: Oh Omelet! Or Omelette?
No matter how you spell it, an omelet is indubitably an eggs-cellent creation. In addition to my mom's less-than-beautiful, but always delicious jack cheese and tomato...
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Special Delivery: Food Delivery Apps in New Orleans
New Orleans is known around the world for its great nightlife and restaurant scene, but sometimes you want to enjoy the city’s food without having to venture out of your...
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French Bread and Where To Get A Good Loaf Around New Orleans
New Orleanians are completely spoiled by their city’s food. Honestly, it’s a given how world-famous most New Orleans cuisine has become over the years, so people here...
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St. Joseph’s and St. Patrick’s Day Dishes and Where to Get Them in New Orleans
New Orleans is a simmering pot of gumbo with flavors and influences from several nationalities well represented in it. During our city’s 300 years of existence, we’ve...
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$20 and Under: Cuban Comeback
When former President Barack Obama relaxed the restrictions on American citizens traveling to Cuba in 2014, there was a wave of renewed interest in that region's culture across...
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The History of The Po-Boy
No one is going to argue about how important food is to the very identity of New Orleans. The city has graced the culinary world with all kinds of savory (gumbo, crawfish...
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Food News: March 2019
Keepin' it real … New Orleanians seeking authentic Chinese cuisine can now lift their chopsticks at Dian Xin, which just opened in the French Quarter. Located near...
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Loafing About: Casamento's Celebrates 100 Years
Exactly 100 years ago in 1919, a cozy little restaurant on the corner of Magazine Street and Napoleon Avenue came to life under the ownership of Joe Casamento. Casamento was a...
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Mardi Gras To Go: Make-and-Go Cocktails for Mardi Gras Day
We’re lucky enough to live in a city that allows us to take our libations with us on the streets. You should exercise that right by making a drink to go during Mardi Gras...