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What are you ordering for Sunday Night Football? Magazine Pizza is a great Warehouse District option. Click the photo for a full review!

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NOLA (French Quarter, New Orleans)

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Of all of Emeril Lagasse’s New Orleans restaurants, NOLA is the most casual and laid back but still very nice. Great for a night out with the family or just a casual date night with your significant other. The restaurant is very warehouse district. There are approximately 3 stories…just my guess since I’ve only been

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Dick and Jenny’s (Uptown, New Orleans)

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Dick and Jenny’s is located along New Orleans’ own Tchoupitoulas street, known for it’s old time New Orleans homes and traditional warehouse architecture. You could almost miss this restaurant, because it blends right in with the homes around it. Inside…homey decor. Reminds me of Grandma’s house…will it compare to grandma’s food?? Breads! Corn Fried Oysters,

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Truburger (Carrollton, New Orleans)

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So many burger joints are popping up in the Orleans area, it’s hard to pick a favorite! Truburger offers a simple menu: beef burger or veggie burger. Choose your own toppings: grilled onions, mushrooms, bacon, etc. Other items include corndogs, hot dogs, and milkshakes.  At the bar! Double Cheeseburger and Fresh Cut Fries.  I really enjoyed

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Torchy’s Tacos (Houston, TX)

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I travel a lot between New Orleans and Houston so I thought I’d spice this blog up a little with some Mexican food! Torchy’s Tacos was originally an Austin taco joint, which expanded and finally reached Houston. Austin is known for it’s laid back atmosphere and character and you can definitely see that in Torchy’s

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Gott Gourmet’s Brunch (Magazine St., New Orleans)

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I’ve been wanting to try Gott Gourmet’s brunch for some time now, but every time I’ve gone, they stopped serving it or didn’t serve it that day. So before you go, make sure you know their hours:  Tues-Fri 11AM-9PM, Sat-Sun 8AM-5PM  Brunch: Weekends ONLY 8AM-12 NOON Remember my last blog about Gott Gourmet’s lunch menu?

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Coquette (Magazine St., New Orleans)

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After hearing rave reviews, I just had to try it. Tucked onto a corner, Coquette adds a little character to the street. Outside it almost looks like a French Quarter home. Inside…very romantic feel…brickwalls, candlelit tables. There was a bar that took up almost half the restaurant, but who’s complaining?? haha.. Now let’s get to the food….

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Honeydeux (Magazine St., New Orleans)

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Looking for a refreshing treat in this HOT weather? Honeydeux is a new local dessert shop located on the slightly hidden area of Magazine St. They have bubble teas, ice cream, and shaved ice. They even offer lunch wraps.  Inside. Clean and sleek decor. Great service.  Shaved Ice. Strawberry Cheesecake Ice Cream. Strawberries. Mangoes. Condensed Milk. Above

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