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Cochon Butcher is open on Sundays!!! We had the mufallatta (the best one we have ever had), the pork belly sandwich on white bread , mint and cucumber-sublime-want one now- and the boudin- bay far the best even after hunting down the stuff on the boudin trail in Lafayette proper. The pickles are soo good-bread and butter style with a little heat on the aftertaste. Very friendly staff and a wonderful deli offerringscase. They were nice to our kids despite the trail of crumbs on the spotless poured cement floors.
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uptownlibrarian
Feb 18, 2009 12:18 PM
Must disagree - that boudin is just ok. Next door at NOLA Grocery is much better. Cochon Butcher boudin tasted a little bland, sort of one-dimensional compared to a really good boudin. And I was disappointed with the bread & butter pickle being included in the Cuban sandwich. I think that sandwich needs the bite of a good vinegary pickle. But the meat in the Cuban was very good. The bacon is awesome, rillettes, headcheese, and pates are great, can't wait to try the liver cheese and more of the sandwich offerings.
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Most of the best restaurants are closed on Sunday. However, Dante's Kitchen, out in the Carrollton area, is open, and many of those in the industry who have a night off go there for great, fine-dining-type food at a really good price.
Their Shrimp and Grits are great, they do wonders with Brussels Sprouts, and I like their Chicken under a brick.
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BayouTeche
Feb 11, 2009 09:07 AM
Very limited choices on Sunday . Here are a few options:
Martinique Bistro
Vincent's
Upperline
Delachaise
Feelings Cafe
GW Fins
