Restaurants & Bars in NOLA?
#3
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Not neccessarily places for '80's music (BTW, the Flock of Seagulls-doo is out in NOLA) but I've had fun at the Tropical Isle and some pirate themed bar on Bourban Street. If you up for somewhat cheesy, but quite a bit of fun in the right mood, my wife and I have always had a blast at Laffitte's Blacksmith Shop on Bourbon. If he's still alive, Johnny's piano show is a must.
In terms of bars, the Napolean House is always great. The play plenty of '80s music.
In terms of bars, the Napolean House is always great. The play plenty of '80s music.
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The Cat's Meow on Bourbon has really great karaoke. Probably plenty from the 80's. The Shim Sham Club also in the French Quarter has theme nights. When we were there it was something like Tuesdays - Heavy Metal, Thursdays -Disco, etc. They would be somewhere to check out. The Mid-City Rock and Bowl has different music on different nights but I don't know about 80's music.
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#9
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Definitely check out the lively piano bar at Pat O'Brien's on Bourbon Street in the French Quarter. (I think the entrance is on St. Peter Street.) Make sure there's room in your suitcase for plenty of empty Hurricane glasses!
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:-? How would ccolor know about breakfasts when she doesn't "come to" that early????
Light dinner and music...take a trip out to JacquesImos and then go next door to Maple Leaf.
Or Tipitina's. Good red beans and rice w/ music/dancing and good people watching. Don't know if they'd allow 80s music there, tho.
Light dinner and music...take a trip out to JacquesImos and then go next door to Maple Leaf.
Or Tipitina's. Good red beans and rice w/ music/dancing and good people watching. Don't know if they'd allow 80s music there, tho.
#14
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Oh my - dinner at NOLA's is incredible! Best service I ever had. The waittress even gave us her card and told us to ask for her again. She was a true professional. Incredible food, incredible desserts, beautiful place.
AND, Mother's for lunch. Try the shrimp jambalaya and the bread pudding for dessert. You won't be sorry. Expect a long line to get in. It's worth it.
My 2 cents.
Steve R
Silver Spring MD
AND, Mother's for lunch. Try the shrimp jambalaya and the bread pudding for dessert. You won't be sorry. Expect a long line to get in. It's worth it.
My 2 cents.
Steve R
Silver Spring MD
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Definitely Petunia's for breakfast. We ate there every morning. Light dinner??
Couldn't find any. Portions everywhere are HUGE!! If you are looking for light, would suggest sharing, which is what we will do next time, especially during lunch. Cat's Meow definitely was 80's and 90's music. In fact, on Bourbon, there are all types of music- take your pick.
Couldn't find any. Portions everywhere are HUGE!! If you are looking for light, would suggest sharing, which is what we will do next time, especially during lunch. Cat's Meow definitely was 80's and 90's music. In fact, on Bourbon, there are all types of music- take your pick.




