Thread: Headed to New Orleans

Ha Ha, I think we were reading each others minds.

Yummmmm



Fresh and hot

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You can walk around back and watch the guy cutting them and chunking them in the grease. He puts on a show.

Originally Posted by majflyboy

There are so many good places to eat down here that you can never get to all of them. I used to fly for a bridge building company that had a lot of jobs in the NO area and had an apartment and car furnished plus a very generous expense policy. I ate at all the best places, and I found out where the locals ate, and the company would pay me cash for all the receipts I had at the end of the week. What wrecked that gig??????????? A woman.

A woman? Wrecking a good gig? Say it ain't so, who ever would've thunk it? Been there, done that!

Right down Decatur St., towards the French Market is Central Grocery. The original Mufuleta sandwich. Yum Yum

For the best pulled pork poboy ever go to my stepsons (andrew) place just down the street from Cafe DuMonde (away from canal st)...It's called "Cajun Cafe at the Market".....it's in the French Market".....

Cajun Cafe at the Market - French Quarter - New Orleans | Urbanspoon

another VERY nice place we went recently is "Mr B's Bistro" in the quarter near canal st.....excellent food, exceptional service, upscale and reasonabley priced....be sure to try the fried eggplant sticks on the appetizers....201 Royal St.

New Orleans' Finest Creole Restaurant - Welcome to Mr B's Bistro

Originally Posted by ScottV

Ha Ha, I think we were reading each others minds.

Guess thats what made us a good fishing team.

all the food looks great maj have fun, and if you get a chance try Drago's its my favorite spot for shrimp n grits and chargrilled oysters