New Orleans year in dining 2023 | Food and drink | Gambit Weekly
Restaurant owners, especially chef/operators running smaller, independent places, continue to fight to keep their doors open.
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Restaurant owners, especially chef/operators running smaller, independent places, continue to fight to keep their doors open.
I ate my fill and then some at the Oak Street Po-Boy Festival last month, but I still left the event with fresh plans to return to Oak Street.
The Rabbit’s Foot, an all-purpose market and café that served food and local goods, announced its closure on Thursday (Nov. 30). The spot opened in March 2022 at 2042 Prytania St. in the former home of Zara’s Supermarket. The building was entirely renovated by owner Ryan Murphy. The rabbit’s foot did not bring luck to […]
After temporarily closing this fall for a renovation and revamp, Oak Street’s modern seafood restaurant will now close permanently.
Marjie’s Grill (310 S. Broad St., 504-603-3324) broke the mold when it opened in Mid-City with a menu blending Deep South and Southeast Asian flavors.