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within 3-4 blocks of the Arts Bed and Breakfast:
Cafe Flora
2600
Royal Street
947-8358
Mon
- Sun: 8am - 12pm
A great local coffee house, even the cafe's menu reflects a certain
aesthetic: imported coffee, chai tea, fresh-squeezed fruit and vegetable
juices, smoothies and meat-free burritos.
Coffee, Friends and...
2401 Burgundy Street
948-7401
7am-7pm daily
Small and friendly gay-oriented coffee house two blocks from the Arts
with pleasant outdoor seating. Small selection of pastries and sandwiches
as well some custom blends of coffee.
Feelings
Cafe
2600 Chartres
945-2222
www.FeelingsCafe.com
Sun - Thurs: 6pm - 10pm
Fri - Sat: 6pm - 11pm
Lunch: Fri: 11am - 2pm
Brunch: Sun: 11am - 2pm
One of the most romantic restaurants in New Orleans, guests to Feelings
Cafe enjoy their courtyard's intimacy with a brick patio sheltered
by palms, banana trees, and high walls ... music from the Patio Lounge
along one side serenades you as you sip cocktails and dine at the
outdoor tables. Dishes
in the Clemenceau style bring an old, nearly forgotten local taste
to the table, including shrimp, seafood and steak dishes.
Schiro's
945-4425
2483 Royal Street
Mon
- Thurs: 10am - 10pm
Fri - Sat: 10am - 11pm
The
Café and Bar is a popular neighborhood gathering spot for our
local collection of artists, musicians, and "personalities",
and offers authentic New Orleans comfort food, great cocktails, and
intriguing people watching.
Upstairs at Mimi's
942-0690
2601 Royal St.
Dinner and late-night daily
No Reservations
No place in New Orleans reproduces Spain's tapas culture like Upstairs
at Mimi's. Most plates are fairly priced, ranging between $4 and $5.50
and a wine selection that draws from Spain, Chile and California.
Sound
Chartres St.
A newcomer in the Marigny scene, an unpretentious coffee house with
a Zen touch.
La Spiga Bakery
949-2253
2440 Chartres St.
Only open Saturdays 7am-2pm
Fabulous bakery with fancy sandwiches.
Frenchmen Street:
Adolfo's
948 3800
611 Frenchmen St.
6pm-11pm Monday to Saturday
A dimly lit, romantic little Creole-Italian restaurant hidden away
upstairs from the Apple Barrel Bar.
Hookah Cafe
566-7057
1132 Decatur St. (at Frenchmen St.)
Excellent Indian food, including great "tapas" style appetizers,
entrees and their unique "naanwiches," sandwiches made with
Indian naan bread and flavorful fillings. Perhaps the best part of
Hookah is the Indian/Techno Fusion music background and sometimes
live classical Indian music featuring Andrew, a fabulous local tabla
player.
Marigny Brasserie
945-4491
640 Frenchmen St. (at Royal)
across from Washington Square park
www.CafeMarigny.com
Sunday-Thursday 5:30pm - 10pm
Friday, Saturday 5:30 pm - Midnight
Sunday Brunch 10:30am - 3:00pm
One of New Orleans most ambitious and creatively eclectic menus full
of fresh seasonal ingredients prepared to order, and one of the most
competitively- priced wine lists in New Orleans.
Marisol
437 Esplanade
943-1912
www.MarisolRestaurant.com
Dinner: Wednesday-Sunday 6pm-10pm, Open 'til 11pm on Friday &
Saturday
Tapas Happy Hour: Wednesday-Friday 5pm-7pm
Lunch: Wednesday - Saturday 11am-2pm
Sunday Jazz Brunch: 11am-2pm
Closed Monday & Tuesday
Contemporary American International bistro with highly refined &
inventive cuisine, an award - winning wine list, New Orleans' largest
cheese list, a serenely beautiful dining room, and a tropical courtyard.
Mona's
949-4115
504 Frenchmen St.
Inexpensive Middle Eastern cuisine with hummous and a great gyro plate.
Also with a small but well-stocked Middle Eastern grocery store.
Praline Connection
943-3934
542 Frenchman St. (at Chartres St.)
11am-10.30pm Sunday to Thursday,
11am-midnight Friday & Saturday
Southern/Soul food: fried chicken, Creole gumbo, meatloaf, corn bread,
beans and greens. Also try the Sunday Gospel brunch at the Praline
Connection Gospel & Blues Hall:
901-907 S. Peters St. 523-3973
Santa Fe
944-6854
801 Frenchmen St.
5pm-10pm Tuesday to Saturday
A popular southwestern restaurant with potent margaritas, chile rellenos
(grilled peppers filled with melted cheese), steak tacos and roast
duck.
Siam Cafe
949 1750
435 Esplanade Ave.
5pm-2am daily
All the Thai standards, including pad Thai, spicy curries, and many
vegetarian dishes. Try the Royal Hunter's Grill. Also offers a nice
variety of beers.
Snug Harbor
949-0696
626 Frenchmen St.
Jazz Bistro with the best live, contemporary jazz in the city. Good
range of food types from pasta to burgers.
Thirteen (XIII)
942-1345
517 Frenchmen St.
delivery?
Eclectic dining, it stays open 7 a.m. to 3 a.m. At night, the funky
Frenchmen vibe comes alive and the jukebox keeps you moving at the
Spanish cedar-wood, custom-built bar.
Wasabi
Sushi And Bar
943-9433
900 Frenchmen St.
The only Japanese restaurant in the neighborhood, but fortunately,
great sushi and good food all the way around including a fine selection
of sake. The former chef of Rock n Sake opened his own restaurant.
other Marigny & Bywater:
Buffa's Bar & Restaurant
945-9397
1001 Esplanade Ave
11am- 8pm daily
A neighborhood favorite with
an inexpensive menu since 1939.
Coffee,
Friends and...
948-740
2401 Burgundy St. (at Mandeville)
6am-10pm Monday to Friday, 11am-10pm Saturday & Sunday
Very good spare ribs, chicken and pulled pork in generous quantities.
A neighborhood favorite.
Bywater
BBQ
944-4445
3162 Dauphine St. (at Louisa)
6am-10pm Monday to Friday,
11am-10pm Saturday & Sunday
weekend brunch
Deliver 5-10pm
Very good spare ribs, chicken and pulled pork in generous quantities.
A neighborhood favorite.
Elizabeths
944-9272
601 Gallier St.
7am-2:30pm Tuesday to Saturday
One of the best deals in town for breakfast or lunch. Superb in quality
and quantity, even the basic breakfast.
Harbor
947-1819
2529 Dauphine St.
10am-5pm daily
Aa soul-food joint in the back of a local bar frequented by elderly
black men. Not many tourists here, though. Tasty fried chicken, pork
chops, chitterlings, mustard greens and white bread where the fare
is surprisingly low.
La
Peniche
943-1460
1940 Dauphine St.
Thurs 9am-Tues 2am
Basic, inexpensive food: fried fish, po' boys, burgers, and even quiche.
Good brunch as well, with specials like bronzed (with Cajun spices)
pork, and be sure to have some chocolate layer cake (like homemade!)
and peanut butter chocolate chip pie.
Mandich Restaurant
947-9553
3200 St Claude Ave.
noon-2pm Tuesday to Friday, 5pm-10pm Friday & Saturday
Dinner is served on weekends only.
A Bywater institution serving authentic Cajun cuisine: seafood gumbo,
crisp catfish topped with smothered crawfish tails, baked oyster platters,
and liver and onions.
Siam Cafe
435 Esplanade Ave.
949-1750
Siam Cafe has made a name for itself among New Orleans' ethnic restaurants,
with authentic Thai dishes including the classic pad Thai, with sizzling
spices, crunchy peanuts and a tasty peanut sauce that can be ordered
on the side. The curry is medium spicy and comes with chicken, beef,
shrimp or tofu.
Sukho Thai
1913 Royal St. (at Pauger Street)
948-9309
Tue.-Sun. 5-10PM (open for lunch now?)
Sukho (''dawn of happiness'') delivers a stylish Thai in Marigny.
In addition to the expected noodle, vegetarian and curry dishes, there
are a number of distinctive wok preparations and seafood specialties.
Zotz
Coffee House
2003 Royal (at
Touro).
Open 24/7
Funky coffee house. Rental computers and Internet. Royal Laundrette
is next door.
LATE NIGHT/24HOUR
Hookah
Cafe
566-7057
1132 Decatur St. (at Frenchmen St.)
Open until 4am though food stops at midnight
Excellent Indian food, including great "tapas" style appetizers,
entrees and their unique "naanwiches," sandwiches made with
Indian naan bread and flavorful fillings. Perhaps the best part of
Hookah is the Indian/Techno Fusion music background and sometimes
live classical Indian music featuring Andrew, a fabulous local tabla
player.
Upstairs
at Mimi's
942-0690
2601 Royal St. (at Franklin)
Dinner and late-night daily (2am?)
No Reservations
No place in New Orleans reproduces Spain's tapas culture like Upstairs
at Mimi's. Most plates are fairly priced, ranging between $4 and $5.50
and a wine selection that draws from Spain, Chile and California.
La
Peniche
943-1460
1940 Dauphine St.
Thurs 9am-Tues 2am
Basic, inexpensive food: fried fish, po' boys, burgers, and even quiche.
Good brunch as well, with specials like bronzed (with Cajun spices)
pork, and be sure to have some chocolate layer cake (like homemade!)
and peanut butter chocolate chip pie.
Thirteen
(XIII)
942-1345
517 Frenchmen St.
7
a.m. to 3 a.m.
Eclectic dining, it stays open 7 a.m. to 3 a.m. At night, the funky
Frenchmen vibe comes alive and the jukebox keeps you moving at the
Spanish cedar-wood, custom-built bar.
Zotz Coffee House
2003 Royal (at Touro). Open 24 hours. Funky coffee house. Rental computers
and Internet. Royal Laundrette is next door.
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