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CocoRobichaux
| Favorite team: | LSU |
| Location: | River Parish |
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| Number of Posts: | 171 |
| Registered on: | 1/15/2017 |
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re: Go to Cajun restaurants in Atlanta
Posted by CocoRobichaux on 2/23/25 at 2:28 pm to tiger in da desert
For a good enough poboy on Leidenheimer bread, The Poboy Shop in Decatur. Best spot to watch LSU and the Saints
re: Georgia Regional Specialties
Posted by CocoRobichaux on 12/22/24 at 7:51 am to Jibbajabba
Some of these are more North Georgia/Appalachia type products but you can probably find some of these in Central Georgia
Cornmeal or grits from a local mill, various pickles (chow chow, peach, squash, green tomato, etc), sorghum syrup, apple butter or peach butter, local bbq sauces, cheese straws from Southern Straws
I agree with the post about Georgia having some of these best breakfast sausages. You can also pick up some local country ham
Vidalia onions obviously aren't in season but you can probably find pickles and various dressings and sauces
Cornmeal or grits from a local mill, various pickles (chow chow, peach, squash, green tomato, etc), sorghum syrup, apple butter or peach butter, local bbq sauces, cheese straws from Southern Straws
I agree with the post about Georgia having some of these best breakfast sausages. You can also pick up some local country ham
Vidalia onions obviously aren't in season but you can probably find pickles and various dressings and sauces
re: Texas A&M 4 @ LSU 6 Final
Posted by CocoRobichaux on 5/3/24 at 8:17 pm to PillageUrVillage
Hundred Percent
re: Kurt Vile was great at Variety Playhouse
Posted by CocoRobichaux on 4/1/24 at 8:23 am to rebelrouser
Agreed, great show. I hadn’t been to Variety in a while and it was nice to be back for a sold out show.
He will be in BR at Chelsea’s in a few months.
He will be in BR at Chelsea’s in a few months.
re: Texas State 5 @ LSU 10 Final
Posted by CocoRobichaux on 3/3/24 at 4:14 pm to nerd guy
We’re following the BPB
re: Lunch Recommendations in Atlanta
Posted by CocoRobichaux on 12/16/23 at 8:10 am to wryder1
Star Provisions
re: Dirty Rice Mix
Posted by CocoRobichaux on 12/15/23 at 12:36 pm to xXLSUXx
Hebert’s or Bourque’s is the best, but Savoie’s works just fine.
re: NOLA eats. Question 1 of several
Posted by CocoRobichaux on 3/21/23 at 6:55 pm to ndtiger
-desi vegas, doris metropolitan
-guys, domilise
-peche
-atchafalaya, elizabeths
-guys, domilise
-peche
-atchafalaya, elizabeths
re: Roger's Cajun Cookbook
Posted by CocoRobichaux on 11/18/22 at 9:34 pm to Harahan Boy
I checked my copy and didn't see a recipe for bread pudding in there
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re: Atlanta food and drink recommendations for SEC Championship
Posted by CocoRobichaux on 11/16/22 at 4:32 pm to RD Dawg
I don't understand why Ponce City Market always gets suggested. I understand popping in off the Beltline to grab a beer or a snack but do people actually go there and hang out? Why? The food is just okay..and what else do you do there? Not really a destination type of place in my opinion.
Krog Street is better for that sort of thing with better food and has the Inman Park bars and restaurants close by in walking distance.
Six Feet Under is okay but why go to a seafood place coming in town from Louisiana? The Westside definitely has nice restaurants, but not the most walkable area of Atlanta. You can get a really nice meal, but you aren't going to explore an area and stop in multiple establishments. It's great if that's what you're looking for, but there are better neighborhoods if you are looking to walk around a bit and check out different spots.
Krog Street is better for that sort of thing with better food and has the Inman Park bars and restaurants close by in walking distance.
Six Feet Under is okay but why go to a seafood place coming in town from Louisiana? The Westside definitely has nice restaurants, but not the most walkable area of Atlanta. You can get a really nice meal, but you aren't going to explore an area and stop in multiple establishments. It's great if that's what you're looking for, but there are better neighborhoods if you are looking to walk around a bit and check out different spots.
re: Atlanta food and drink recommendations for SEC Championship
Posted by CocoRobichaux on 11/15/22 at 6:28 pm to RD Dawg
It will be cold, but forecast doesn't show any rain. Decatur is a good spot for all ages with good food, bars, and music and fairly safe. Once you get off MARTA, you have a very short walk to a bunch of different spots all night.
What would you suggest?
What would you suggest?
re: Atlanta food and drink recommendations for SEC Championship
Posted by CocoRobichaux on 11/15/22 at 4:37 pm to GentleJackJones
With that group I'd suggest to just hop on at the nearest MARTA station Friday evening and ride to Decatur. Train will drop you off right in the square where there is tons of food options and bars and all is pretty much family friendly.
Food - Deer and Dove (farm to table), Iberian Pig (tapas), D92 (KBBQ), Brick Store Pub (Pub food, awesome beer program, go upstairs to the Cask Ale bar and the Belgium Bar), White Bull (pasta), Leon's Full Service...theres a bunch more
Sports/Bar - Twains (brewery/pool hall), O'Sullivans Pub (will have a few TVs with sports on), theres a Taco Mac that is walkable that is a local chicken wing/sports bar chain that will have a bunch of TVs with sports on, also a Grindhouse which is a local burger chain that will have sports on
Check out and see who is playing at Eddie's Attic on Friday night, great venue
Food - Deer and Dove (farm to table), Iberian Pig (tapas), D92 (KBBQ), Brick Store Pub (Pub food, awesome beer program, go upstairs to the Cask Ale bar and the Belgium Bar), White Bull (pasta), Leon's Full Service...theres a bunch more
Sports/Bar - Twains (brewery/pool hall), O'Sullivans Pub (will have a few TVs with sports on), theres a Taco Mac that is walkable that is a local chicken wing/sports bar chain that will have a bunch of TVs with sports on, also a Grindhouse which is a local burger chain that will have sports on
Check out and see who is playing at Eddie's Attic on Friday night, great venue
re: Boiled Crawfish in Atlanta
Posted by CocoRobichaux on 3/4/22 at 6:23 pm to r0cky1
The Poboy Shop in Decatur does a weekly boil during crawfish season
re: Joshua Ray Walker
Posted by CocoRobichaux on 10/16/21 at 10:17 pm to FleetFox504
Saw him play an amazing set tonight in Duluth, right outside of ATL. Talked to him afterward and he said he is all set for Red Dragon in BR. Definitely go see him if you get the chance. Very talented guy…great songwriter, great voice, and can really shred on the guitar.
re: Where to live in Atlanta
Posted by CocoRobichaux on 8/26/21 at 4:31 pm to GeauxTigersGo
Brookhaven/Chamblee area…in the perimeter and just far enough and close enough to everything. It’s a big city so there will be traffic, but that commute isn’t bad and shouldn’t be a dealbreaker or deterrent. You’ll be right next to Buford Highway for endless ethnic food options to explore, chamblee Main Street area has good food, music and brews and same for Dresden Dr. Lots of young people in your age range live in this area.
re: Best traditional club sandwich in Baton Rouge?
Posted by CocoRobichaux on 7/11/21 at 10:36 am to berrycajun
Always loved Louie’s club. Add sprouts and have hashbrowns on the side
re: Best Alligator Sausage
Posted by CocoRobichaux on 5/18/21 at 8:00 pm to Missouri Waltz
Murray’s Superette in St. Amant
re: PROBLEM SOLVED...problem w/ clothes washer not spinning. Appreciate suggestion....
Posted by CocoRobichaux on 2/17/21 at 12:40 pm to yat70458
Make sure the belt did not break or pop off. If you need a replacement, there should be a part number on the belt that you can type directly into Amazon or internet search for buying options.
re: Got delivered a Starbucks package, they won't take it back
Posted by CocoRobichaux on 11/16/20 at 7:15 am to X123F45
Grind coarse, somewhere around a 30 on a baratza style grinder. Dump into your French press and pour over cold water before bed. Plunge in the morning and pour over ice.
re: Coffee Partner
Posted by CocoRobichaux on 11/15/20 at 8:54 am to Jim Thompson
I usually only drink coffee and chicory as a cold brew in the warmer months and I like the blend that French Truck makes for that. I have mixed my own before and I found that I like the ratio 1:2 chicory to coffee by weight.
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