Food For Thought

In New Orleans, Fridays mean three-hour lunches. One of the most popular places to give in to the decadence that’s just part of our DNA is Commander’s Palace in the Garden District. Its lo… Read More »

You can call them crayfish, crawdads, mudbugs or fresh-water lobsters, but they’ll always be crawfish to the people of Louisiana.  There’s a lot to learn about these crustaceans &ndas… Read More »

How Do You Say “Wow” in Creole French? Pelican Club. According to webminer.com, there are approximately 700,000 restaurants in the United States. After just one spoonful of gumbo, … Read More »

You know you're in New Orleans when the people around  you celebrate the months that include the letter "R". Yep, it's oyster season, and we couldn't be happier about it. There are… Read More »

Oyster Bars offer ice-cold serving of Louisiana delicacy For many visitors to New Orleans, the oyster bar is the first stop to enjoying a gastronomical tour of the Crescent City. Placed on a bed of… Read More »

Tujague’s, a 160-year-old French Quarter treasure, has named Guy Sockrider as the new executive chef.  Tujague’ s tells us  Sockrider has over 30 years’ experience in the c… Read More »

New Orleans is a foodie's dream come true and we locals know how lucky we are to live here. And if you are visiting our lovely city between September 12-18, you are lucky too! Because it is We&nbs… Read More »

New Orleans is packed with tons of fantastic restaurants. Even as a local, it sometime seems impossible to narrow down the appetizing choices. But don’t fret foodies, August is the month to dine… Read More »

From the giant clarinet that calls to everyone who passes by to the jazz covering the walls of the walkway, the Holiday Inn Superdome has unique New Orleans flair that continues into the beautiful Str… Read More »

Dads put away your grill this Father's Day and let restaurants around New Orleans treat you as a token of appreciate for all of the fabulous things you do. From playing catch to cheering on your c… Read More »