re: Panéed Veal in B.R.

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Frankie's

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Never heard a single good thing about this place.

I find DiGiulio's to be the best Italian in town, and such a good atmosphere. Casual and relaxed, but plenty of people in suits after work. Nice neighborhood spot.

They offer a few veal dishes. They don't have traditional New Orleans paneed veal, but you could easily create it----as they have breaded veal dishes with red sauce and they offer a lemon-caper sauce on other dishes. Just ordered the veal parm and sub the lemon-caper sauce in the place of tomato sauce.

Gino's is a more upscale atmosphere. They offer breaded veal dishes, but I don't see a single dish with a lemon-caper sauce if that is what you're looking for.