While archiving older photos I came across these that I’d taken in New Orleans and never posted. Kind of a random assortment of photographs.
Horse-drawn carriage tours
The Chewable Toothbrush
Saw these in the New Orleans airport. Has anyone tried them?
Secret public bathroom is by this courtyard at the French Quarter Visitor Center.
Ahem. Three years ago Sam [...]
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Magazine Street, New Orleans
Magazine Street, New Orleans
Juan’s Flying Burrito, Magazine Street, New Orleans
Grilled gulf shrimp, applewood smoked bacon, pineapple salsa, jack and cheddar cheese in grilled flour tortilla at Juan’s Flying Burrito, Magazine Street, New Orleans
Dallas & Rachelle, Magazine Street, New Orleans
Magazine Street, New Orleans
Magazine Street, New Orleans
To get away from the French Quarter, one [...]
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NOLA, French Quarter, New Orleans
NOLA, French Quarter, New Orleans
I heard that regardless of what you think of Emeril Lagasse, some people love him and some people hate him, his restaurants in New Orleans are fabulous. He did win a James Beard award, after all. The last time I was in New Orleans, I didn’t plan [...]
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Crab Cakes, Bourbon House, French Quarter, New Orleans
You probably don’t know this, but I love crab cakes. Louisiana has fabulous crab cakes, so I try to order them whenever I can while visiting. So far of the trips I’ve been down there, my most memorable crabcakes have been:
Red Fish Grill where I had some delicious [...]
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Central Grocery, French Quarter, New Orleans
Central Grocery, French Quarter, New Orleans
Central Grocery, French Quarter, New Orleans
Central Grocery, French Quarter, New Orleans
Unlike my last muffuletta in New Orleans, this time we decided to go straight to the source: Central Grocery. It’s a small, old-fashioned Italian deli that created the muffuletta sandwich in 1906.
Muffuletta, New Orleans
The [...]
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