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       Fiorella’s Café   $                     town. The seafood gumbo is
       Italian Creole   Map 5 D1               another specialty worth trying.
       1136 Decatur St, 70116
       Tel (504) 553-2155                      Eat               $$
       Casual local mainstay serving           Creole        Map 4 C1
       mainly salads, sandwiches, and          900 Dumaine St, 70116
       fried Southern favorites. The           Tel (504) 522-7222   Closed Mon
       menu is simple and their slow-          Serving a simple, straightforward
       cooked fried chicken is definitely      menu of southern favorites
       worth the wait.                         such as chicken and dumplings,
                                               and butter beans, this bright
       Kukhnya           $                     restaurant is very reasonably
       Slavic       Map 3 E3                   priced. No alcohol is served
       2227 St. Claude Ave, 70116              but diners can bring their own
       Tel (504) 265-8855                      bottle (BYOB).
       The back of the rock music bar
       Siberia is home to this delightful   Dining area at the popular Marigny   Elizabeth’s   $$
       Slavic kitchen, which serves   Brasserie & Bar  Creole
       classic dishes such as pierogi, as      601 Gallier St, 70117
       well as great burgers.  Specializing in sandwiches and   Tel (504) 944-9272
                           sides, served until midnight, it   Besides serving the most
       Lost Love Lounge Vietnamese   also offers limited delivery to the   delicious brunch in town,
       Kitchen           $  Marigny and French Quarter.  Elizabeth’s also dishes up great
       Vietnamese   Map 3 F4                   lunches and dinners. The best
       2529 Dauphine St, 70117  DK Choice      tables are in the intimate down-
       Tel (504) 949-2009                      stairs dining room, which is
       Small, dark and hidden in the back   Adolfo’s   $$  adorned with folk art.
       of a hipster bar, this unassuming   Italian   Map 5 E1
       Vietnamese eatery has a loyal   611 Frenchmen St, 70116  Feelings   $$
       local fan base. Everything is good   Tel (504) 948-3800  French Creole   Map 5 F1
       on its limited menu, especially   Hidden above a smoky dive    2600 Chartres St, 70117
       the pho and spring rolls.  bar, this tiny, funky little place    Tel (504) 945-2222   Closed Mon,
                            is easy to miss. There are only a   Tue & Wed
       Mimi’s in the Marigny   $  few tables in the intimate dining   Only open four days a week,
       Café         Map 5 F1  room, and it opens to the small   this casual gourmet restaurant
       2601 Royal St, 70117  kitchen where diners can watch   has one of the most charming
       Tel (504) 942-0690   the chef prepare traditional   dining rooms in town. The food
       Popular with the young and hip   Italian offerings. The focus at   here is consistently good, with
       crowd, this bar/restaurant serves   Adolfo’s is food and atmosphere,   influences of old-world France.
       mainly tapas, which are better   and everything else takes a
       than one would expect from its   back seat.  Horns        $$
       gritty atmosphere. The dining           Diner         Map 4 C2
       room gets lively at night with          1940 Dauphine St, 70116
       live music and DJ dance parties.  Arabella Casa di Pasta   $$  Tel (504) 459-4676
                           Italian      Map 3 D4  A popular neighborhood and
       Mona’s Café       $  2258 St. Claude Ave, 70116  locals' spot, especially for
       Middle Eastern   Map 5 E1  Tel (504) 267-6108  brunch, Horns serves elevated
       504 Frenchmen St, 70116  The pasta here is freshly made   diner food and has dog-friendly
       Tel (504) 949-4115  every day and there's a “construct   street-side tables that make a
       This local chain restaurant serves   your own dish“ menu with a   great people-watching spot in
       many standard Mediterranean/  choice of pasta and gourmet   the heart of the Mairgny Triangle.
       Middle Eastern dishes that are   sauces. There are also daily specials
       better than all the others. Portions  and homemade desserts.  Irene’s Cuisine   $$
       are large enough to share. The          Italian       Map 5 D2
       lamb kebabs are the best choice.  Cane and Table   $$  539 St. Philip St, 70116
                           International   Map 3 E4  Tel (504) 529-8811   Closed Sun
       Praline Connection   $  1113 Decatur St, 70116  Expect long lines for dinner at
       Creole       Map 5 E1  Tel (504) 581-1112   this romantic Italian spot, which
       542 Frenchmen St, 70116  This high-end tiki cocktail bar   has more seafood on the menu
       Tel (504) 943-3934  also has a well-respected and   than the typical Italian place. Do
       Call it soul food or comfort Creole  eclectic menu of small and large   try the superb Oysters Irene.
       – Praline Connection focuses on   plates and a superb courtyard.
       the New Orleans mainstays. Great   Brunch is served on Saturdays   Marigny Brasserie & Bar   $$
       fried chicken, crawfish etouffée,   and Sundays.  Creole   Map 5 E1
       gumbo – and pralines as well.           640 Frenchmen St, 70116
                           Coops Place      $$  Tel (504) 945-4472
       Verti Marte Deli   $  Cajun      Map 5 D1  Popular with tourists intent
       Deli         Map 5 D1  1109 Decatur St, 70116  on trying something “local”,
       1201 Royal St, 70116  Tel (504) 525-9053  this neighborhood-style
       Tel (504) 525-4767  A local institution that attracts   restaurant is relaxed and
       Understated and overlooked    lots of tourists at peak times, go   casual. Large windows provide
       by many, this deli is famous   early or late to Coops Place for   endless oppor tunities for
       among locals in the Quarter.   some of the best jambalaya in   people-watching.
                                     For more information on types of restaurants see page 169
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