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| Rita's Olde French Quarter 945 Chartres St, New Orleans, LA 70125 504.525.7543 |  |
we were trying to find a nice local spot that was not a tourist trap, but after going here, we wished we had got trapped somewhere else! horrible food, ive had better creole and cajun in denver. and the service was extre... more
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| The Bombay Club Restaurant and Martini Bistro 830 Conti St, New Orleans, LA 70125 504.586.0972 | |
the bombay club has a private dining space right next door in the valentine conti house. this lovely private space was designed by james gallier as an opulent single-family residence in 1835. it is a gorgeous greek reviv... more
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| Tokyo Bistro 1612 St Charles Ave, New Orleans, LA 70139 504.581.4449 | |
with high ceilings and floor-length windows facing st. charles avenue, this spacious japanese sanctuary (formerly little tokyo) appeals not only to sushi fanatics and young professionals but also to students and service ... more
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| Zoe Bistrot W Hotel 333 Poydras St., 2nd Fl. (Tchoupitoulas St.), New Orleans, LA 70125 504.525.9444 | |
homesick new yorkers should find the proper palliative in the supercontemporary, superchic environs of zoe, on the second level of the cityis most dazzlingly modern hotel, the w new orleans. not a single pattern or print... more
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| Zoe Bistrot 333 Poydras St., 2nd Fl., New Orleans, LA 70112 504.207.5018 | |
Entr�es include a Sea Bass unlike any I’ve ever had. Delicate and light, not at all like the strong oily sea bass we’ve grown to expect. This one is perfectly steamed, which may explain its tenderness, and serv... more
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