A few pics from our food, drinks, drinks, food, music, food, drinks tour of New Orleans:
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Heirloom tomato salad with popped sorghum, white chocolate, and sorrel |
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Napoleon House for a quarter Muffuletta sandwich and Boudin sausage |
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Does this even need a caption? Beignets and cafe au lait at Cafe Du Monde |
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The happy travelers at Kingfish cocktail bar for Pimm's cup and sazerac. I have no photos from K-Paul's, but rest assured we had all the favorites for dinner - fried green tomatoes, shrimp remoulade, chicken and andouille gumbo, pan-fried flounder with jambalaya ... It. Was. A. Feast. |
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"Trash grits" for breakfast at St. Roch Market (a bit off the beaten path, but SO worth it) |
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Drinks on the front porch of The Columns Hotel overlooking St. Charles Ave. Next up were oysters at Peche. Tip: talk football with the guys at the raw bar shucking oysters and they'll slip you a couple extra |
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More gumbo and boudin at Cochon. This was described as the Publican of New Orleans. I'd say that's about right |
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Our final destination ... Bacchanal Wine. Also off the beaten path and well worth the trip. Enter through the wine store, pick up a bottle, and join the backyard party for live music. An absolutely perfect end to a perfect weekend |
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