New Orleans Restaurants
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Since 1933, Pat O's has been the best place to have fun. The world famous Hurricane is a must. Check out the main bar, piano lounge, lush patio with flaming fountain and the fabulous courtyard restaurant.
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2 Reviews The Pelican Club
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Consistently rated among the Top Five restaurants in the city, Pelican Club is a beautiful, paneled escape from the "usual" in New Orleans. Chef/Owner Richard Hughes offers a tantalizing and flavorful menu of creole, seafood, oriental and classic creations. Hint: More locals than tourists always tells you something! And, this is a local favorite!
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2 Reviews Pier 424 is a seafood market in New Orleans that offers the fresh seafood in the area and balcony dining on Bourbon Street.
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0 Reviews Port of Call
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The Port of Call was established in 1963 as a steakhouse located on beautiful, historic Esplanade Avenue in the French Quarter. The Port started as a quiet, small neighborhood restaurant open only at night, and has grown into an extremely popular destination for locals and tourists alike.
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1 Review Ralph's and Kacoo's
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2 Reviews Ralphs on the Park
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0 Reviews Red Fish Grill
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There isn’t another restaurant in this city that has the joie de vive and fun of New Orleans more deeply ingrained in its soul than Red Fish Grill... Famed New Orleans restauranteur, Ralph Brennan, is famous for his upscale French Quarter restaurants, Bacco and Mr. B’s,.... but, this baby was pressed without the starch! No stiff waiters. No stiff prices... and no jackets required at Red Fish Grill!
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4 Reviews Restaurant August
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August is Contemporary French, with a focus on local ingredients inspired by Chef John Besh's classical training at the Culinary Institute of America.
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