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McClures Barbecue $ menu featuring creative takes DK Choice
American Map 7 D4 on tacos and burritos. The
4800 Magazine St, 70115 grill, and walls adorned with Jaques-Imo’s $$
Tel (504) 301-2367 images of Pancho Villa create Cajun Map 6 B1
This small, no-frills diner satisfies a Mexican ambience. 8324 Oak St, 70118
customers with typical barbecue Tel (504) 861-0886 Closed Sun
fare and good quality side dishes. Apolline $$ Embodies the spirit of New
The sampler comes with Modern Creole Map 7 D4 Orleans like none other.
everything and is the way to go. 4729 Magazine St, 70115 The food is rich and heavy,
No alcoholic drinks. Tel (504) 894-8881 Closed Sun & Mon with dishes such as shrimp
Exquisite and inventive and alligator cheesecake, fried
Slice $ Louisiana specialties like fried grits, and deep-fried po’boys.
American Map 8 A2 boudin and sweet breads, as Folk art adorns the walls of
1513 St. Charles Ave, 70130 well as excellent cocktails. the restaurant and the open
Tel (504) 525-7437 The setting, a con verted Creole kitchen, and the lively bar is
A welcome sight in a town with cottage with heaps of rustic usually bustling with regulars.
limited national pizza chains. charm, makes it perfect for a Expect a long wait on any given
The dough is hand-tossed to romantic dinner. night. Reservations required
make thin-crust New York-style for groups of five or more.
pizzas, and there is also a variety Atchafalaya $$
of other Italian staples like pastas Modern Creole Map 7 F4
and bruschettas. 901 Louisiana Ave, 70115 Pascal’s Manale $$
Tel (504) 891-9626 Italian Creole Map 7 D3
Stein’s Deli $ Seems to get better with each 1838 Napoleon Ave, 70115
Deli Map 8 A3 change of ownership! Tel (504) 895-4877 Closed Sun
2207 Magazine St, 70130 Atchafalaya serves southern Frequented by local families for
Tel (504) 527-0771 Closed Mon favorites like shrimp and grits generations, this is the oldest
By far the best deli in town, this with an unexpected Italian restaurant in the city. Their
New York/Philly-style Jewish eatery sophistication, and has live music chefs helped shape the evolution
is known for its top-quality meats, during the weekend brunches. of Creole cuisine, creating famous
cheeses, specialty sandwiches, dishes such as BBQ shrimp.
soups, and a great selection of Charlie’s Steak House $$
imported beers. American Map 7 D3 Patois $$
4510 Dryades St, 70115 French Creole Map 6 B5
Surrey’s $ Tel (504) 895-9705 Closed Sun & Mon 6078 Laurel St, 70118
Café Map 8 B3 A haven for lovers of beef and Tel (504) 895-9441 Closed Mon & Tue;
1418 Magazine St, 70130 potatoes, Charlie’s has been Fri: dinner
Tel (504) 524-3828 serving delicious steaks for the Blending classic local dishes with
Originating as a juice bar with past 80 years. Try their T-bone French bistro influences, this
basic breakfast items, Surrey’s steak ‘The Charlie’ and potatoes is one of the best restaurants in
has now expanded its menu au gratin. Has a full wine and town. It can get very busy, so
to include lunch. Popular beer bar. call ahead and reserve a table.
items include bagels, banana
pancakes and a tofu breakfast Dick & Jenny’s $$ Sake Café $$
platter. Expect a long wait Modern Creole Map 7 E5 Japanese Map 8 A4
during weekends. 4501 Tchoupitoulas St, 70115 2830 Magazine St, 70115
Tel (504) 894-9880 Closed Sun Tel (504) 894-0033
Taqueria Corona $ The favorite restaurant for many A refined Japanese restaurant
Mexican Map 6 B4 locals with an extensive dinner, offering authentic features such
5932 Magazine St, 70115 lunch, and brunch menu that as steamed hot towels and bento
Tel (504) 897-3974 changes seasonally. Their large boxes. Known for their sushi,
The first true taqueria in town, bar mixes original drinks. sashimi, and the premium
this local favorite has a diverse Welcoming atmosphere. sake. The dining area has a
contemporary decor.
Shaya $$
Israeli Map 4 C5
4213 Magazine St, 70115
Tel (504) 891-4213
Run by John Besh protégé Alon
Shaya, diners here can expect
elevated versions of classic Israeli
fare, including divine hummus,
labneh, and flatbreads made in a
wood-burning oven.
Clancy’s $$$
Modern Creole Map 6 B5
6100 Annunciation St, 70118
Tel (504) 895-1111 Closed Sun
This is where the Uptown
sophisticates like to socialize.
A dish served at Pascal's Manale The menu is less progressive
Key to Price Guide see page 174

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