what is a good eating place in New Orleans?

Answer 1

There are lots of great restuarants but a few upscale ones that are very good
Bayona
504) 525-4455
430 Dauphine St
New Orleans, LA
This is my favorite in the city!! Great patio, great service, award winning food.

Commanders Palace
http://www.commanderspalace.com/
Commanders Palace Restaurant
[phone] - 1427 Washington Ave, New Orleans, LA

Muriels
[phone]
801 Chartres St
http://www.muriels.com/

Mr. Bs
[phone]
201 Royal St, New Orleans, LA
http://www.mrbsbistro.com/

For more casual
Coop's
[phone]
1109 Decatur St, New Orleans, LA
http://www.coopsplace.net/


Fiorella's
[phone]
45 French Market Pl
New Orleans, LA

Pascal's Manale
[phone]
1838 Napoleon Ave
New Orleans, LA
Go for the BBQ Shrimp!

For Late night food go to
Clover Grill
[phone]
900 Bourbon St
New Orleans, LA
http://www.clovergrill.com/

13
[phone]
517 Frenchmen St
New Orleans, LA

For Good Breakfast
Petunias
[phone]
817 Saint Louis St
New Orleans, LA
Very good but SLOW
http://www.petuniasrestaurant.com/

Blue Plate Cafe
[phone]
1330 Prytania St, New Orleans, LA

Bluebird Cafe
3625 Prytania St , New Orleans , LA

Elizabeth's
601 Gallier St , New Orleans , LA

Answer 2

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Answer 3

You have to consume a different type of food at every meal:

Breakfast:
Petunia's- kind of classic and New Orleans food
or
Court of Two Sister's(excellent brunch on Sunday)
Or get some beignets and coffee from Cafe' Du Monde
Lunch:
Voodoo BBQ(make sure you try the Gri Gri Greens and Corn Pudding!
or
La Madeleine's(make sure to get a dessert)

Dinner:
Try any of the French Quarter restaurants(Except the chain restaurants), or
Copeland's Cheesecake Bistro or the Original Copeland's Restaurant(the spinach and artichoke dip is great, with fried bow tie pasta.) And the cheesecakes are awesome- I suggest the Dulce Le Leche.
Sweet, Fire and Ice
Also, the New Orleans Houston's restaurant is so much better than the other chains.
Note:
Try seafood at all cost. There is none like Gulf seafood!


Also, if your splurging, Try

The House of Blues
Belladonnas
There is also a great Restaurant in the Doubltree hotel( I forget the name)

Answer 4

Cafe Mazpero's
Court of Two Sisters
Felix's
Acme Oyster House
Frank's
Johnny's Po-boys
Gumbo Shop

Answer 5

My favorite, by FAR, is the Pelican Club. It is in the French Quarter, but a little less known than the really famous places whose service is not as polished as Pelican Club, whose prices are higher, and whose food is just not as good and creative.
The portions are huge, so no need for appetizers, especially when their hot home-made bread is irresistible. Try to save room to share a desert, too; they are wonderful.
The style is, naturally, cajun, with lots of fish dishes (my favorites). Sometimes I even get just a couple of appetizers. The gumbo is wonderful, the salads, especially and "specials", are fantastic.

Price is highly variable - the drinks are pricey. Here's a typical meal for me and a colleague: share an appetizer ($8 to $12), get one main course each ($20 to $30 each), share a desert ($8-ish).

Answer 6

Depends what you're looking for- i love Port O Call- its on Esplanade. Its a burger place but they're SO good and you MUST get the Monsoon (its an alcoholic beverage.)
If you're going for seafood- you can get a shrimp po boy anywhere.... just kinda look around to see what fits into your budget and whatnot.
Other people also gave some good suggestions :)

Answer 7

If Brennan's is still there it was Fabulous.

It still has a web site and is at 417 Royal. In the French Quarter.

Answer 8

Copeland's , Deanies Seafood., & CafeDu Monde..

Answer 9

Drago's viist there website. Great food and try the char-grilled oysters. They are out of site. Even if you don't like oysters you have to try them just to dip the french bread.

Answer 10

BUBBA GUMP!!! I went there this summer...you will absolutely love it, and its very reasonably priced. Another one is hard rock cafe. Very good. :)