This place is located in the heart of the French Quarter. The third picture above is Jackson Square, with St. Louis cathedral in the background. Probably one of the images most associated with New Orleans. Muriel’s is located right behind it. And right across the street from Jackson Square is the iconic beignet place, Café… Continue reading Muriel’s Jackson Square, New Orleans, LA Report #320
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Galatoire’s, New Orleans, LA Report #300
Back in July of 2017 I started doing this food blog just for fun. Now, three years later, guess what? I’m still doing it just for fun because no way in hell anybody would pay me anything for this bullcorn I write! Hard to believe this is report #300. Each 100th report I make… Continue reading Galatoire’s, New Orleans, LA Report #300
Commander’s Palace, New Orleans, LA Report #200
It’s hard to believe this is my 200th report. Long ago I wondered if I’d still be doing this long enough to get to 200. Then I thought, “Why not? It’s not like I’m doing anything else”. So here I am. For my 200th report I knew I had to go somewhere special. An old,… Continue reading Commander’s Palace, New Orleans, LA Report #200
Felix’s Restaurant & Oyster Bar, New Orleans, LA Report #190
Nice looking place with a beautiful view. Right across from the New Orleans Municipal Yacht Harbor. You can watch the zillion dollar yachts cruise out the harbor en route to Lake Pontchartrain. The main dining room has a regular bar, oyster bar, and a char-grilled oyster station. You can also dine on an outdoor balcony… Continue reading Felix’s Restaurant & Oyster Bar, New Orleans, LA Report #190
Mr. John’s Steak House, New Orleans, LA Report #105
Located on the historic St. Charles Avenue streetcar line, a local food critic named Tom Fitzmorris has called this the best steakhouse in New Orleans. I decided to see for myself. To begin we ordered the Braised Pork Belly as an appetizer and a cup of Turtle Soup. Before our appetizers arrived they bought… Continue reading Mr. John’s Steak House, New Orleans, LA Report #105
Tujague’s, New Orleans, LA Report #85
First and most important the name of this place is pronounced “Two-Jacks”. Growing up in New Orleans I probably didn’t know that until I was 18 or so. Just drove passed it numerous times with no idea how to pronounce it. It’s been a restaurant since 1856, making it the second oldest restaurant in… Continue reading Tujague’s, New Orleans, LA Report #85
The Red Maple, Gretna, LA Report #81
When you look at this place from the street you first notice it’s huge. Looks like an apartment complex. But inside it’s beautiful. When you walk in through the dining entrance you enter a little courtyard with a bridge over a waterfall and pond. Once inside you’ll feel like you’re in some lodge… Continue reading The Red Maple, Gretna, LA Report #81
