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We're headed to NOLA for a few days in a couple of weeks. We've narrowed down the restaurant list, but could use some help further, and would love your input! We arrive on a Saturday around noon, and depart on Tuesday at 6 PM. Having said that, that gives us a total of 10 meals if we do 3 meals a day, and 7 meals if we do 2 meals a day. UNLESS we plan on doing second lunch and second dinner, which we may do. Still need to narrow down the list a bit.
The plan is to get muffalettas to eat as dinner on the flight home, so the number of meals does not include dinner on Tuesday or breakfast on Sat.
Out of the following restaurants, which would you skip? Which would be an absolute MUST eat at?
ALSO - how bad is the humidity this month normally? Trying to decide if when making reservations to request inside or outside if available, and humidity will be the deciding factor.
Broussard's
GW Fins
Herbsaint
Kingfish
Pascale's Manale
Antoine's
La Petite Grocery
Bayona
Saint John
Sylvan
Mr. B's Bistro
Court of Two Sisters
Palace Cafe
Parkway Tavern
Gris Gris
Thanks all!
This is disappointing to hear. I see people dissing St. John as well, which is also run by Eric Cook.
I know Eric is working on a new restaurant-maybe in the Bywater? Maybe that's taking his focus off these two.
Two thumbs up for Mr. B's, and add Justine to the list. Take off Broussard's for sure.
Structural issues-great. Don't want another Hard Rock.
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Sylvain is a great brunch spot.