looking for opinions of these restaurants
Olivers Creole Restaurant on Decatur and Felix's Restaurant & Oyster Bar on Bourbon. Looking for casual, modestly priced, creole or New Orleans style eats when we visit the FQ in a few weeks. Want to eat New Orleans food ..not the food I can eat at home.
ALSO..when we made our reservations in the Quarter we were told Petunia's is closed. Is that correct? HOPE NOT.
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My recommendations for New Orleans are all outside of the French Quarter, and it would be worth your while to try some of these places because the prices are cheaper, the service is better, and the menu selections are more varied: 1.) Brigtsens, 2.) Clancy's,
3.) The Upperline, 4.) Jacques-Imo's, 5.) Feelings Cafe, 6.) Vincents (on St. Charles Ave., 7.) Ralph's on the Park, 8.) Vizzards, 9.) Tommy's, 9.) 1179, 10.) Herbsaint›1 Reply -
Go to Petunia's for breakfast or lunch. Go to Coop's for dinner. (Be prepared for REAL New Orleans at Coop's, not the dressed up version you'll find at many FQ restaurants.) Nough said.
One other thought: why are you limiting yourself to the FQ? There are so many great options a quick cab ride away?
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Petunia's is definitely open and is as delicious as it ever was.
As for casual, moderately priced, and wonderful New Orleans food, you cant beat Coop's near the French Market end of Decatur.
Here's a link to my post about my own recent trip and a few rarely discussed places.
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Felix's is open. About the same as Acme Oyster House, I often take out of towners to the uptown location, pretty standard New Orleans food at a decent price.
Also check out Remoulade on Bourbon St, it is attached to Arnaud's. Stay away from the pizza/burgers on the menu, and you can get some pretty good food. I've heard you can order off the Arnaud's menu as well, but I've never tried.
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