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Farmdog
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 Posted - 08/16/2011 : 16:10:47
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Heading down there for a few days on business. Any good BBQ places?
Bill
Junction City, KS
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Farmdog
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Posted - 08/19/2011 : 13:47:47
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Nothing? nada?
Bill
Junction City, KS
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hogzillas
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United Kingdom
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Posted - 08/19/2011 : 15:09:16
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I wouldn't imagine NOLA to be among the bbq capitals as the few times I've gone there it's not been for the bbq   . I'm sure there is a bbq place somewhere down there but can't say for sure since it was before Katrina last time I went. There's probably more seafood or cajun style type places. Jackson Square/French Qtr are where I spent most of my time
"If you go to a BBQ place & they have a seafood salad on the menu, don't eat the BBQ!"
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Farmdog
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Posted - 08/20/2011 : 05:53:31
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Guess seafood and cajun it will be. Before I get gumbo, will have to ask if it is made with Fille' or ocra
Bill
Junction City, KS
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TLively
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USA
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Posted - 08/21/2011 : 15:55:08
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Thre was a place there called Zydeque back before Katrina. (2005)
The best that I remember was that it was a decent meal and a pretty nice restaurant.
Zydeque
808 Iberville St.
New Orleans, LA 70130
504-565-5520
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bobberqer
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USA
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Posted - 08/22/2011 : 08:35:23
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am heading there as well.. as far as I've been told, there is no good BBQ there
this is a list of places I got from a native
Cochon Butcher
Cochon Restaurant
Mahoneys Poboys
Upperline
Stella
Ralphs on the Park
Galetoires
Parkway tavern
Three Muses
as stated to me , this list contains expensive and inexpensive places,
good luck to you
whoddathunk???
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1MoreFord
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Big Shnoogie
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Posted - 08/23/2011 : 15:13:14
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You've got a pretty good list. I would also recommend Drago's for charbroiled oysters at the Hilton, Brennan's for brunch, Mother's for a Ferdi, Redfish Grill for a supper and Commander's Palace or Emeril's for a special occasion dinner. Mr. B's Bistro is a favorite of mine as well. I've never been to Cochon, but I have heard a lot about it and its on my list when I go down in September.
Only BBQ joint I have ever seen is a place called Voodoo Barbecue out by the airport. Never ate there, but its connected to a hotel and been open for a while.
If you happen to be in the French Quarter on a Tuesday through Saturday night, go check out Big Al Carson at the Funky Pirate on Bourbon. Great live band! They start at 8:30pm and play until...
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bobberqer
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Posted - 08/24/2011 : 21:56:49
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Went to Cochon.. awesome... there is a cochon bakery right down the side block from cochon, if you don't want to eat a formal, sit down type meal... also walked over to Frenchman St , i think the name of it was, went to the Spotted Cat.. great New Orleans type jazz.. place was packed for a Tuesday night..
oh, an Stanleys for breakfast is a must
whoddathunk???
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Farmdog
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Posted - 08/27/2011 : 08:54:21
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Just got back. One of the people I talked to was saying there is a place called "The Joint", we were going to go for lunch my last day there, but the line outside was too long to get back to my briefings in time to go. It is on the eastern side of NO off of St Bernards road. Wish I got to try it though.
Bill
Junction City, KS
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