Restaurants off the beaten path in New Orleans!

[ET]

New Orleans is a restaurant town and everyone who visits on a regular basis has their favorites - here a few that are off the beaten path but well worth trying if you have the time & $:

La Boca - http://www.labocasteaks.com/
it is the top rated steakhouse in New Orleans by Zagat - small place located in the warehouse district featuring Argentine style steaks - awesome!

A Mano - http://www.amanonola.com/
Same chef and owner as La Boca - Italian and also located in the warehouse district.

Bayona -http://www.bayona.com/
Chef Susan Spicer - fine dining featuring a wide variety of styles and influences. Located in the French Quarter

Rio Mar - http://www.riomarseafood.com/
Seafood with a Spanish twist - located in the warehouse district

Mahoneys - http://mahonyspoboys.com/
Great po-boys located on Magazine

Ancora - Pizzeria -http://www.ancorapizza.com/
they have their own Salumeria and the pizza oven was imported from Italy - located on Ferret

High Hat Cafe -http://highhatcafe.com/
Southern cooking - where the Delta meets the Bayou. Also located on Ferret

These are just a few - you could eat your way through New Orleans pre or post game! Bon Appetit and Geaux Cajuns!

[zephyr]

cafe Giovanni on Decatur right off of Canal. Best Italian in the city and its my favorite. i will not be in N.O. without going

[RaginDave]

New orleans food and spirits in bucktown.

[BeauCajun]

Speaking of Bucktown, we visit 2 Tonys whenever we are in the area.

[RaginDave]

As someone who spent 30 years in bucktown. Yes.

[RaginDave]

And dragos in fat city.

[basinbear]

We stay at the Dauphine Hotel on Dauphine every trip to N.O....Bayonas is across the street and it is fabulous..

[bwallace]

Dat Dog on Freret uptown http://datdognola.com/ (sausage fest. literally)

Creole Creamery on Prytania Uptown- http://www.creolecreamery.com/ I never leave town without a stop

Surrey's Cafe (2 locations on Magazine) http://www.surreyscafeandjuicebar.com/ great breakfast.

[locoguano]

domilese's in uptown for a good poboy.
Cochon is great, but there is one in Lafayette now, right?

[Turbine]

We stay at the Dauphine Hotel on Dauphine every trip to N.O....Bayonas is across the street and it is fabulous..

Is that the same as the Dauphine Orleans?

[Bankruptcyman]

Parasol's and/or Parkway Bakery. Po-boys like no other.

[Ragin' Realtor]

Cafe Satsuma is a great little breakfast spot (http://www.satsumacafe.com/). Got reservations at Revolution (http://www.revolutionnola.com/) for the pre-game night meal. Heard good things about that place.