 Acme Oyster and Seafood Restaurant - Reviews from across the web
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aol cityguide: new orleans - restaurants, dining, pizza, mexican & chinese - acme oyster & seafood house - overview
the party scene for boiled crawfish and sh...
digitalcity.com
restaurant: acme oyster and seafood restaurant - new orleans - reviews of acme oyster and seafood restaurant
i eat here every time i come to new orleans and always order the fried shrimp po-boy and add...
tripadvisor.com
review of acme oyster house - new orleans, la, 70130-2324 - new orleans citysearch
dont let the line outside put you off this french quarter eaterie. we joined the line on a saturday evening with about 10 tables in front of us and were seated withing 15 minutes. it was worth eve...
neworleans.citysearch.com
chefmoz dining guide -- united_states/la/new_orleans/acme oyster & seafood house
do you crave oysters on the half she...
chefmoz.org
new orleans | dining | specialty | fish & seafood | acme oyster house | wcities
this timeless new orleans establishment has been popular since the management first opened its doors in 1910. located just off boubon street, the seafood house offers its own twist on new orleans cuisine in a noisy, casual atmosphere. th...
wcities.com
north america : usa : new orleans : restaurant : acme oyster house review
this joint is always loud, often crowded, and the kind of place where youre likely to run into obnoxious fell...
frommers.com
acme oyster house - new orleans, la, 70130-2324 - new orleans citysearch
loud, crowded and full of life, acme draws locals and tourists alike who stand in line for top-notch shooters and cold beer. the real show is the row of shuckers who stand behind the counter and expertly open each mollusk, prese...
neworleans.citysearch.com
acme oyster house - new orleans, la, 70130-2324 - new orleans citysearch
iberville st new orleans, la the sceneloud, crowded and full of life, acme draws locals and tourists alike who stand in line for top-notch shooters and cold beer. the real show is the row of shuckers who stand behind the count...
neworleans.citysearch.com
the new york times > travel > new orleans guide > restaurant details
a rough-edge classic in every way, this no-nonsense eatery at the entrance to the french quarter is a prime source of cool and salty raw oysters on the half shell; great shrimp, oyster, and roast-beef poboys; and state-of-the-art red beans and...
travel2.nytimes.com
igougo: acme oyster house - new orleans restaurants, louisiana
go for the oysters, nothing else. the oysters are great, the rest of the menu is garbage. be prepared to fight your way thr...
igougo.com
The food was great. I...
The food was great. I recommend the fried catfish. We waited in line for almost an hour to get in on a Saturday night, large groups take awhile to get seated. Once seated w...
travel.yahoo.com
gayot restaurant reviews
donit expect coddling in this bustling and boisterous shrine to diner food new orleans-style. the stock-in-trade is freshly shucked raw oysters, served at a marble-topped standup bar, and definitive versions of fried shrimp or oyster poiboy sandwiches, gumbo, and red ...
gayot.com
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