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Old 12-03-2007, 01:33 PM
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Originally Posted by sandgk View Post
LSU_Ed - no love for Cafe DuMonde on Jackson Square? Everyobody should give it a run by, surely?

Things may have changed post Katrina, but there was an absolutely awesome Seafood restaurant near Metairie - lots of old jazz and piano artists depicted on the walls. Dark wood panel interior, but a family style / business atmosphere.

Plus, there was an out of the way coffee houe / diner way up on the old tramline. Served a huge garbage omelette - meats, veg, fries, you name it all thrown in to the mix. The perfect cure for a hangover when served with hot sauce.

Ring a bell?

For me, I'm blaming any obvious memory lapses on too much of a good time
Oh definately. I was just listing a few. Nothing like Cafe DuMonde. It is a must. Not sure about the Metairie place, but on the Riverbend place you may be thinking of Camillia Grill. It has reopened.

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