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CHARLIE’S STEAK HOUSE
Former Charlie’s bartender Matthew Dwyer reopened this popular eatery in 2007, two years after Hurricane Katrina forced its closure. Don’t ask for a menu (they don’t exist), but do choose the filet over the T-bone. $$$$ (09/2010)
4510 Dryades St
504-895-9323
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THE GROCERY
This Uptown deli features chicken and sausage gumbo, served with a dark roux not found in many places. The po’boys are non-traditional, served on pressed French bread, one of a few sandwich shops making that brave leap. $ (09/2010)
2854 St. Charles Ave
504-895-9524
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FRENCH QUARTER CARRIAGE RIDE
There’s no better way to explore the Quarter than from the comfort of an old-fashioned mule-driven carriage. A knowledgeable guide highlights the Quarter’s little-known landmarks while providing a local history primer. (08/2010)
Jackson Sq
504-943-8820
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YE OLDE COLLEGE INN RESTAURANT & BAR
Open since 1933, this popular restaurant was originally a barbecue stand. These days, the newly renovated eatery specializes in classic New Orleans fare, such as fried green tomatoand- shrimp po’boys. $$$ (08/2010)
3000 S Carrollton Ave
504-866-3683
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AIDAN GILL FOR MEN
Climb into an old-fashioned barber’s chair for a traditional shave—complete with three applications of lather and a hot towel—in this retro men’s parlor. Afterward, you can purchase a custom necktie or handmade shaving gear. (07/2010)
2026 Magazine St
504-587-9090
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THE NEW ORLEANS VAMPIRE TOUR
Spend a ghoulish evening exploring the dark side of the French Quarter, including a visit to a former vampire tavern. (You might want to skip the Bloody Mary.) (07/2010)
Jackson Square
504-861-2727
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SATCHMO SUMMERFEST
If New Orleans was the home of jazz, Louis Armstrong was the man of the house. This weekend tribute to the iconic musician includes educational activities, live performances and an always-popular club crawl. Aug. 5-8. (07/2010)
Decatur St
504-522-5730
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TALES OF THE COCKTAIL
This stirring event celebrates Crescent City’s drinking culture through more than 100 events led by internationally renowned mixologists and chefs. July 21-25. (07/2010)
French Quarter
504-948-0511
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THEO’S NEIGHBORHOOD PIZZA
In the heart of the Magazine Street shopping district, this homey pizzeria bakes pies (like The Eccentric, with chicken, jalapeños, yellow squash and spinach) in a stone oven. $$$ (07/2010)
4218 Magazine St
504-894-8554
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YE OLDE COLLEGE INN RESTAURANT & BAR
Open since 1933, this popular restaurant was originally a barbecue stand. These days, the newly renovated eatery specializes in classic New Orleans fare, such as fried green tomatoand- shrimp po’boys. $$$ (07/2010)
3000 S Carrollton Ave
504-866-3683
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THE GRILL ROOM
Chef Drew Dzejak’s establishment offers diners four menu themes—Southern, Unadulterated, Steakhouse and Indulge. Diners who are ready to let loose should try the New York strip with foie gras butter—a favorite from the Indulge menu. $$$$$ (07/2010)
300 Gravier St
504-522-1992
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THE CATS MEOW
Looking for a place to unleash your inner musician? Head to the “world’s best karaoke bar,” grab the mic and entertain an alwaysreceptive French Quarter crowd. (07/2010)
701 Bourbon St
504-523-2788
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