Anybody know if New Orleans Hamburger and Seafood on St. Charles will be open for MG?

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The local restaurant group New Orleans Hamburger & Seafood Co. has locations spread broadly around the metro area. But that did little to spare them from the wide-ranging, highly-variable damage brought by Hurricane Ida last summer.

The powerful storm caused enough damage to roofs and other parts of the properties that four of the company’s seven restaurants remain shuttered all these months later, and a fifth is operating only with its drive-thru window for now.

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However, company co-owner Gary Wiener confirmed this week that all of the locations will reopen. Each is in its own progression towards that goal.

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The two locations now fully open are in New Orleans East (12000 E I-10 Service Road, at Bullard Avenue) and Elmwood (1005 S. Clearview Pkwy.), while the Harvey location (2515B Manhattan Blvd.) has its drive-thru window open for takeout only.

That Harvey location is expected to fully reopen in early February, along with the Oakwood Center location in Gretna (197 Westbank Expy.).

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The Uptown location (4141 St. Charles Ave.) is slated to open later in February. This restaurant is along the St. Charles Avenue parade route, near Napoleon Avenue, and Wiener said it was important for the location to be open in “some way, shape or form” by the time parades roll, even if it hasn’t resumed full operations by then.

The two locations in Metairie (817 Veterans Memorial Blvd., at Martin Behrman Avenue, and 6920 Veterans Memorial Blvd., at David Drive) are slated to return by April.

The now-familiar labor and supply chain issues have made repairs stretch longer than foreseen at the start. But Wiener said the company is taking the long view and making improvements at each location, with different upgrades to design and equipment.

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