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A New Orleans Eating Tour

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Nothing, but nothing, has the power to spoil New Orleans’s appetite. The people of this city love to eat, and they eat it all—from simply fried oysters and perfectly dressed po’ boys to cutting-edge dishes served Cajun style. Here, a meal-by-meal primer of the Big Easy.

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1 Hotel 10 Restaurants 3 Activities

Destinations: New Orleans

Themes: Food + Drink

Inspired by: Best Restaurants in New Orleans — by Francine Maroukian, Published Feb. 2009

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    Columns Hotel

    New Orleans | U.S. and Canada | U.S. | Louisiana

    It’s not edgy in the slightest, and it hasn’t been trendy since Huey Long was in office. Yet the Columns endures, and thank God for that. This 1883... More
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    La Petite Grocery

    New Orleans | U.S. and Canada | U.S. | Louisiana

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    Elizabeth's

    New Orleans | U.S. and Canada | U.S. | Louisiana

    Don’t leave the neighborhood without swinging by this homey corner restaurant for fried chicken livers with pepper jelly or lacquered praline bacon... More
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    Coffea Café

    New Orleans | U.S. and Canada | U.S. | Louisiana

    The Bywater restaurant doubles as a gallery space for local artists and has a genuine bohemian charm. Try their café au lait (equal parts chicory c... More
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    Mother's

    New Orleans | U.S. and Canada | U.S. | Louisiana

    Admiral Thad Allen, head of Hurricane Katrina disaster relief effort, was the restaurant's first customer after its reopening. Regulars and tourist... More
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    Sucre

    New Orleans | U.S. and Canada | U.S. | Louisiana

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    Parkway Bakery & Tavern

    New Orleans | U.S. and Canada | U.S. | Louisiana

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    Cochon, New Orleans

    New Orleans | U.S. and Canada | U.S. | Louisiana

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    Café du Monde

    New Orleans | U.S. and Canada | U.S. | Louisiana

    "This may sound like an obvious choice, but the food at Café du Monde is classic, simple, and delicious. A café au lait and just-out-of-the-fryer b

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    Casamento's

    New Orleans | U.S. and Canada | U.S. | Louisiana

    This 1919 landmark in the Garden District is acclaimed for its seafood gumbo, soft-shell crabs, signature "pan bread," voluble and friendly staff,

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    August

    New Orleans | U.S. and Canada | U.S. | Louisiana

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    Loa

    New Orleans | U.S. and Canada | U.S. | Louisiana

    Order a champagne-and–pear brandy Laveau 347, a cocktail honoring Marie Laveau, New Orleans’s legendary voodooienne, who’s buried in Tomb 347 in St... More
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    Cochon Butcher

    New Orleans | U.S. and Canada | U.S. | Louisiana

    This new Warehouse District wine bar and meat market combo from the owners of Herbsaint and Cochon brings a loving Cajun inflection to the art of c... More
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