Truckers and construction workers in Acadia know that some of the best boudin is found tucked inside gas stations. Rascal's is exhibit A. Continue reading Rascal’s Cajun Express
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Blue Dog Cafe
Blue Dog Cafe offers fun, creative cuisine originally conceived by the famous Cajun artist George Rodrigeue. Continue reading Blue Dog Cafe
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Coop’s Place
Coop's Place is a grubby but charming French Quarter refuge serving homey, authentic Cajun cuisine late at night in a dive bar atmosphere. Continue reading Coop’s Place
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Edie’s Express
Soft, freshly baked biscuits draw lines to Edie's, a breakfast pit-stop beside a gas station. The brisket biscuit is unbelievable. Continue reading Edie’s Express
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Billy’s Boudin and Cracklins
In the never-ending Acadian debates about where's the best boudin-n’-crackin, Billy's is a favorite of local snackers. Continue reading Billy’s Boudin and Cracklins
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Avery’s On Tulane
Masters of the “specialty” po-boy, Avery’s on Tulane serves destination-worthy sandwiches and Creole specialties. Continue reading Avery’s On Tulane
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Judice Inn
A one-of-a-kind institution since 1947, Judice Inn continues to earn kudos for some of the best burgers in the United States. Continue reading Judice Inn
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Sugar ‘N Spice
Thank Sugar 'N Spice for frozen bananas' popularity on Newport Beach's Balboa Island. Since 1945. Continue reading Sugar ‘N Spice
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Mandina’s
Among many excellent Creole-Italian restaurants in the Crescent City, Mandina’s stands out for unique specialties, enormous portions, and spectacular seafood. Continue reading Mandina’s
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