Recommendations OUTSIDE the Qtr.

[LATECH87]

Here are a few recommendations for those not wanting to do the quarter or looking for something outside the touristy areas. Most these place are around Uptown and the warehouse district.....all on the westside of Canal st........between the Superdome and the the Hilton Riverside.

http://www.cellardoornola.com/#about - Great atmosphere and drinks. Quiet area of locals. Historical building. located on Lafayette St.
http://www.willajean.com/ - This is a new place and new find for us. Great southern food and great bakery.O'Keefe and Girod..3blocks South of Dome
http://www.thecompanyburger.com/ - Great Burger Spot - Girod Street next to Willa Jean
http://www.herbsaint.com/about/ - Fine Dining - Great Service -
http://www.pecherestaurant.com/ - Another Great Find - Seafood
http://fultonalley.com/ - NICE bowling alley with great food and fun. Not far for team hotel
http://barcadianeworleans.com/ - Another cool, chill place ---- A big dawghouse
http://warehousegrille.com/ - Great food and Great Courtyard - On magazine st......right beside Peche Restaurant
http://www.haronola.com/ - Cool Coffee Place.....they have live music too
http://www.chophousenola.com/ - THE STEAKS!! Fine dining
http://www.lukeneworleans.com/ - A must stop.A John Besh restaurant In the Hilton St Charles on St Charles across from the Intercontinental Hotel
http://gordonbiersch.com/locations/n...ns?action=view - German Brewery
http://www.districtnola.com/ - Nice, clean sports bar.....on Tchoupitoulas St
https://www.caesars.com/harrahs-new-orleans
http://www.sac-a-laitrestaurant.com/ - Cool joint....good food

[LATECH87]

http://nolachristmasfest.com/ .............Really Cool ...great for kids

[Cool Hand Clyde]

http://www.mothersrestaurant.net/
http://www.cochonrestaurant.com/
http://www.cochonbutcher.com/
http://www.lucysnola.com/
http://www.redschinese.com/
http://alwayssmokin.com/
http://pizzadelicious.com/
http://www.10best.com/destinations/l...h-poo-pah-doo/
http://www.yelp.com/biz/markeys-bar-new-orleans

[TYLERTECHSAS]

http://nolachristmasfest.com/ .............Really Cool ...great for kids

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[detltu]

We did my wife's Christmas party at Ruth's Chris/ Fulton alley. It very fun and right next to team hotel. Fulton street is decorated for Christmas. Great place to take the kids.

[Amos Moses]

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My wife, brother, sister-in-law and I ate there last October. It was very good. We all had the BBQ Shrimp stuffed into the french bread hollowed out. It's within walking distance from the trolley as well. It's about 3 blocks from the St. Charles Ave. trolley stop.

[HogDawg]

I'm gonna help you guys out.

One of my all-time favorite places to eat lunch on Saturday in New Orleans is not in the Quarter. It's The Camilia Grill, at the end of St Charles Ave, and I've been eating there off and on since 1977. It's a little diner that opened in 1946. Your wife will love the old --but original-- beautiful building that's full of southern charm, complete with white picket fence out front. The waiters all wear White jackets with bow ties. EXTREMELY COOL!! And when I said it's "at the end of St Charles Ave", I mean it's LITERALLY at the end of St Charles Ave, just past Tulane University and Loyola U. Technically, it's at 626 S Carrollton Ave, where S Carrollton Ave and St Charles meet. It's in the Tulane Univ area. Check it out.

Take the wife and kids. It's DIFFERENT, which is exactly what you are looking for in New Orleans. They'll like it and they'll think you are THE MAN! (But I won't tell 'em any different.)


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Camellia_Grill

http://www.yelp.com/biz/the-camellia-grill-new-orleans

[TYLERTECHSAS]

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Also Muriels right next to the old Cabildo and St Louis Cathedral.


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[HogDawg]

Also Muriels right next to the old Cabildo and St Louis Cathedral.


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Maspero's....Pierre Maspero's, is right there on the corner of Chartes, just off Jackson Sq. Fantastic!

http://www.originalpierremasperos.com/

[tenacious_dog]

I'm gonna help you guys out.

One of my all-time favorite places to eat lunch on Saturday in New Orleans is not in the Quarter. It's The Camilia Grill, at the end of St Charles Ave, and I've been eating there off and on since 1977. It's a little diner that opened in 1946. Your wife will love the old --but original-- beautiful building that's full of southern charm, complete with white picket fence out front. The waiters all wear White jackets with bow ties. EXTREMELY COOL!! And when I said it's "at the end of St Charles Ave", I mean it's LITERALLY at the end of St Charles Ave, just past Tulane University and Loyola U. Technically, it's at 626 S Carrollton Ave, where S Carrollton Ave and St Charles meet. It's in the Tulane Univ area. Check it out.

Take the wife and kids. It's DIFFERENT, which is exactly what you are looking for in New Orleans. They'll like it and they'll think you are THE MAN! (But I won't tell 'em any different.)


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Camellia_Grill

http://www.yelp.com/biz/the-camellia-grill-new-orleans

Absolutely!

[TYLERTECHSAS]

I'm gonna help you guys out.

One of my all-time favorite places to eat lunch on Saturday in New Orleans is not in the Quarter. It's The Camilia Grill, at the end of St Charles Ave, and I've been eating there off and on since 1977. It's a little diner that opened in 1946. Your wife will love the old --but original-- beautiful building that's full of southern charm, complete with white picket fence out front. The waiters all wear White jackets with bow ties. EXTREMELY COOL!! And when I said it's "at the end of St Charles Ave", I mean it's LITERALLY at the end of St Charles Ave, just past Tulane University and Loyola U. Technically, it's at 626 S Carrollton Ave, where S Carrollton Ave and St Charles meet. It's in the Tulane Univ area. Check it out.

Take the wife and kids. It's DIFFERENT, which is exactly what you are looking for in New Orleans. They'll like it and they'll think you are THE MAN! (But I won't tell 'em any different.)


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Camellia_Grill

http://www.yelp.com/biz/the-camellia-grill-new-orleans

Great place!

[bluecrew]

Excellent place for breakfast. Also don't leave without a shake. Good recommendation

[Slackdog]

I'm gonna help you guys out.

One of my all-time favorite places to eat lunch on Saturday in New Orleans is not in the Quarter. It's The Camilia Grill, at the end of St Charles Ave, and I've been eating there off and on since 1977. It's a little diner that opened in 1946. Your wife will love the old --but original-- beautiful building that's full of southern charm, complete with white picket fence out front. The waiters all wear White jackets with bow ties. EXTREMELY COOL!! And when I said it's "at the end of St Charles Ave", I mean it's LITERALLY at the end of St Charles Ave, just past Tulane University and Loyola U. Technically, it's at 626 S Carrollton Ave, where S Carrollton Ave and St Charles meet. It's in the Tulane Univ area. Check it out.

Take the wife and kids. It's DIFFERENT, which is exactly what you are looking for in New Orleans. They'll like it and they'll think you are THE MAN! (But I won't tell 'em any different.)


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Camellia_Grill

http://www.yelp.com/biz/the-camellia-grill-new-orleans

They have a location in the Quarter also (now called "The Grill"), but the atmosphere isn't the same. Also, you can't go wrong with Jacques-Imo's on Oak St near the end of St. Charles (my favorite place).

[bluecrew]

Alligator cheesecake is life changing from Jaques

[sportdawg]

Maspero's....Pierre Maspero's, is right there on the corner of Chartes, just off Jackson Sq. Fantastic!

http://www.originalpierremasperos.com/

That's where we'll be for lunch Saturday if anyone wants to meet DS65