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Commander's Palace

Posted by otalovr 5 June 2012

An old school New Orleans restaurant from the jazz age. The best time is to go for lunch during a weekday. It will be full of local bigwigs making business happen the way New Orleans always does, over a strong cocktail ...

www.commanderspalace.com/
1403 Washington Avenue New Orleans, LA 70130
+1 (504) 899-8221
Google map: bit.ly/McpumM

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White Linen Night

Posted by lynnemc 27 June 2010

It is well worth dealing with the heat and humidity to visit New Orleans in August. This city with a huge soul spills music from every pore. August has the bonus of the Louis Armstrong festival, with venues everywhere including a jazz band-led church service culminating in a "second-line" (dancers') parade through the streets. Cram in a swamp and plantation tours, the Mardi Gras float warehouse and above ground cemeteries and you think you've covered it all until you turn a corner to the bizarre sight of a street thronging with people, old and young, all dressed head to toe in white: white suits, hats, jeans, shorts, dresses, shoes. On White Linen Night, art galleries are open all evening, bars and food stalls line the streets and a mass of white dances to live bands. An amazing and slightly surreal experience.
lynnemc

Julia Street, New Orleans
www.neworleans.com/festivals

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The cheaper places still have shanty towns around them - the fall out from Katrina.

All part of the ultimate road trip: writeronthestorm.wordpress.com

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Ice cream

Posted by SarahJanes 27 April 2006

I ate the most delicious ice cream I have ever eaten in my life at Angelo Brocato's ice cream parlour in Mid-City.

The experience of eating ice cream there lived up to every expectation I ever had of America. It was truly heavenly - I kept going back.

I tried blood orange, praline, hazlenut, chocolate and chestnut - completely incomparable!

This place is legendary. It's going to be a few months before the place is up and running again though post Katrina.

www.angelobrocatoicecream.com

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