NEW ORLEANS (press release) – St. Roch Market is delighted to announce its newest vendor, Coalesce Goods. This local dining concept specializes in creative, indulgent vegan fare. Chefs Alex and Jas have established a cult following hosting local pop-ups that … Continue reading New Vegan Concept To Open At St. Roch Market- Coalesce Goods
On Monday, December 16, 2019, family, friends, and customers of Café Rose Nicaud came together to celebrate The Ferinand’s retirement and the business’s closure after 25 years in operation. I had the opportunity to celebrate true love, dedication, and commitment … Continue reading Celebrating the partnership of Kenneth & Melba Ferdinand of Café Rose Nicaud
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There’s not one city in America; I would say the world but, there’s no place other than New Orleans that dishes up some of the best food. My city is a big ole flavorful pot of gumbo infused by different … Continue reading Black-Owned Restaurants in New Orleans
My neighbor and I had a wonderful time. We both were born and raised in New Orleans and learned so much about our city that we did not know. It’s something how you can live somewhere all your life and not know about some of its important histories. It felt like we were on an adult field trip! I loved meeting the tourists and hearing about their love for my beloved city. It all was absolutely fabulous! Continue reading Review of Sidewalk Food Tour New Orleans
For a restaurant to make a big move right now takes a leap of faith considering the hardships the pandemic has brought the industry. The move Duana Lawrence just made is a leap, too, though this comes with some extra … Continue reading St. Claude, New Orleans | Stuph’D, known for stuffed beignets and burgers, lands a new home on St. Claude Avenue
Melba’s restaurant is a neighborhood spot known for dishing out New Orleans favorites such as overstuffed shrimp Po-Boys, Red Beans & Rice, Gumbo, Breakfast and much more is doing their the best to stay on top of the game where the coronavirus is concerned. In addition to ensuring that everyone that enters his establishment has measures in place to avoid the spreading of the COVID-19, the illness caused by the coronavirus. Owner, Scott Wolfe once again proves he is committed to giving back to the community that he grew in. Melba’s is located in my St Roch neighborhood, which is … Continue reading Melba’s restaurant partnered with Manard Law to fight child hunger in New Orleans. No child will be turned away
Regardless to if you live or visiting New Orleans at some point, you will crave some late night eats and a nightcap, and no matter what you hear about New Orleans being the city that never closes, it’s not the truth. Now, there are some bars and a few restaurants that stay open 24/7 but not as many as you think. Bourbon Street, one of the most famous nightlife strips in the world known to never close, does, in a sense. Yes, some bars are open; most close their doors at 3 am due to new safety policies, but the … Continue reading New Orleans 24/7: Melba’s and more
I had a fabulous time at one of New Orleans’s hidden luxurious bars, Bar Marilou. It’s hidden so well in plain view that I walked past the exotic trellis courtyard entrance. Once I went past the gate, the seductive … Continue reading Bar Marilou | Review
2019 Christmas Day Menu – Tujague’s Restaurant – Historic New Orleans Restaurant MENU 1st Course choice of… Cauliflower and Brie Soup Rye Croutons Christmas Salad Roasted Granny Smith Apples | Dried Cranberries | Shaved Onions | Crumbled Feta | Toasted Pumpkin Seeds | Baby Greens | Hard Cider Vinaigrette 2nd Course choice of… Pan Seared Gulf Fish Roasted Vegetables | Crab Beurre Blanc Slow Cooked Beef Short Ribs Yukon Gold Smashed Potatoes | Roasted Brussels Sprouts Abita Amber BBQ Shrimp and Grits Pepper Jack Cheese Grits | New Orleans-Style Barbecue Sauce Braised Colorado Lamb Shank White Beans | Roasted Brussels … Continue reading 2019 Christmas Day Menu – Tujague’s Restaurant – Historic New Orleans Restaurant
Café Rose Nicaud has closed its doors on December 16, 2019, after decades of contributing to the character, charm, and culture on Frenchmen Street, as well as being a vessel to bring the community together.
Cafe Rose Nicaud was dedicated to the memory of Rose Nicaud and her pioneering success as a leading entrepreneur whose resourceful spirit and extraordinary efforts continue to inspire us today. Continue reading Café Rose Nicaud contributed to the community, character, charm, and culture of Frenchmen Street in New Orleans has closed
