Looking for good eats in new orleans( the non touristy kind of places please!)

[lestblight]

In New Orleans and looking for good low key places to get food. Dont need anything fancy or anything shwanky.. just good food.

I've been to Camelia Grill and really enjoyed it,, would love more places like this.

Thanks in advance

patrick

[edible complex]

Rivershack Tavern (weekday lunch specials), Mandina's, The Galley, Liuzza's, Crabby Jack's, Casamento's, Green Goddess, Mat & Naddie's, Elizabeth's, The Joint, Bacchanal Wine (Sunday nights for guest chefs), J-Anita's at the Avenue Pub, Cochon, Vincent's, Li'l Dizzy's, Joey K's, Franky & Johnny's, Jamila's, Ciro's Cote Sud, Boucherie

[hamsoda]

Second a lot of those places, particularly Casamento's and Elizabeth's. Cochon's pretty pricey. on the above list. Might want to check out Mahoney's and Parkway, along with Coffee Pot, ACME, and Bluebird. I don't much care for Jacques-Imo's, but a lot of people recommend that, too.

For a splurge you can try Commander's Palace at lunch. 25 cent martinis, a lovely cemetery across the street, and a great walk down Magazine Street make for one of my favorite New Orleans days.

Dry Dock is a ferry ride away. It's worth a try if you're looking for some Algerian adventure.

[shrike4]

Has Bluebird reopened? Sweet!

[midcity]

+1 on Parkway and Mahony's [for the Peacemaker and onion rings]. In St. Bernard, Rocky & Carlo's or Tony's [beware the roast beef po-boy, though; the last one I had was mysteriously bland]. In N.O. East, Vietnamese po-boys at Dong Phuong. Also, I think some tourists know about it, but I'm a big fan of the fries at the Delachaise, too. And honestly, I like Juan's Flying Burrito.

[lestblight]

thanks for all the info..

think m checking out rivershack tavern tomorrow... any items on the menu recommended?

thanks!