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| Where Should I Eat while I'm in New Orleans French Quarter? Posted by TenTex I'm having lunch at Commanders Palace when I arrive. Where should I have dinner and lunch the next day? Seafood of course!  on 2/23 at 7:49 amMothers? Galatoire's? Mulate's? Broussard's? Suggestions? Reply • Back to Top |
| Johnny's PoBoys and Maximo's Italian Grill. While at Commander's make sure you get the Turtle Soup. This post was edited on 2/23 at 8:00 am Reply • Back to Top |
| If you really mean the Quarter per se . . . Lunch . . . Stanley Dinner . . . Galtoire's or Bayona (if you're gay, you may wish to try Stella! . . . kidding  ; Stella! is good, but I like to mess with its avid supporters) Reply • Back to Top |
Posted by voodoosillyman on 2/23 at 8:01 am to Gulf Coast Tiger CoopsReply • Back to Top |
| Off top of my head ... Central Grocery, Mr. B's Bistro, Stanley (brunch), Johnny's Poboys and Jacques-Imos (a little off the beaten path). Reply • Back to Top |
quote: It's okay, but why in the world would someone here for a short visit make a special effort to eat there (admittedly, I haven't been inside the place for years)? Reply • Back to Top |
quote:If the weather is good, consider a stroll through Central Grocery on Decatur, grab a Muff, and go get a bench on the levee and watch the boats in the river. Reply • Back to Top |
| I like Coop's and at least it is in the FQ unlike some places mentioned above. Reply • Back to Top |
| Everybody should experience Galatoire's at least once. Reply • Back to Top |
| Muriel's ETA: I'm just getting started on exploring restaurants in N.O., so I haven't been to too many, but Muriel's was top notch when we were there this summer. This post was edited on 2/23 at 8:48 am Reply • Back to Top |
quote: All good suggestions but jacques-imos is nowhere near the french quarter Reply • Back to Top |
I would try Sylvain for one of those meals ..  Reply • Back to Top |
quote: I know, but if he cabs it, 5 minutes will go by quick! Reply • Back to Top |
| Not worth a trip IMO unless you want to check out the maple leaf too. Reply • Back to Top |
| BREAKFAST - croissant d'or Get the Almond Croissant. Trust me. Reply • Back to Top |
| Ask for a table in the Garden Room at CP overlooking the courtyard. Go to Galatoire's for lunch. Mr. B's and Antoine's have lunch specials. Napoleon House is fun. Bon Ton has outstanding creole food. It's not open on weekends. Red Gravy has great food. Enjoy your visit. Reply • Back to Top |
| I'd suggest Remoulade's for some oysters and one of their cajun (I don't know what they call it) taster platters. Molly's at the Market for a bar down on Decatur. Go there. Johnny's for a dressed shrimp poboy. Those things are golden to have a half poboy left over for the 3:30 push onto dinner. At some point you need to try Stanley's Stanley, which is eggs benedict with fried oysters. fricking good. I'd go eat at Rio Mar as well, even though it's a bit out of the 1/4. Just an awesome place for seafood, out of Louisiana norm but just so well done it's remarkable. I'd keep an open mind too, wander into Sylvain or MiLa or just into a place that looks inviting and is right there in front of you. Reply • Back to Top |
| Thanks everyone!!! I will give you all a report back! Reply • Back to Top |
| Broussard's is pricey but very good. Reply • Back to Top |
| Nothing better than cocktails at Napoleon House, my favorite bar in the entire world. Reply • Back to Top • Refresh |
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