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chicagostyledog
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RE: one meal in New Orleans
Thu, 12/9/04 9:05 AM
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quote:Originally posted by sjstremb
Its sad when one of your favorite places goes bad, and one of my must eat places in NOLA, the Camillia Grill, is one of those. During two vists, a week apart in November 2004, the service staff seemed confused, the food either cold or undercooked, cloth napkins now paper, and the place seemed, well, dirty and run down. Worst of all no waffels!
I'm sorry to hear about the Camilla Grill. Watching the original staff grill a piece pecan pie and cover it with vanilla ice cream, or prepare a great chocolate malt, or grill a fabulous cheeseburger, was all part of the atmosphere. There was always a line out the door and a then wait inside.
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mr chips
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RE: one meal in New Orleans
Sat, 12/18/04 11:32 AM
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I am very sorry to hear about the Camelia grill. One of my favorite spots, My meal was Oyster's Mosca at Mosca's in the sbuburbs or a muffaleta at Central Grocery
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jerseygirl127
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RE: one meal in New Orleans
Mon, 12/27/04 9:44 AM
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i'd eat everything i could if i could go back to new orleans for ONE meal........ i LOVED the food there.. the atmosphere and everything about that city.. loved it loved it loved it!
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QFan
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RE: one meal in New Orleans
Mon, 12/27/04 8:24 PM
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quote:Originally posted by Zin Chef
You want a real taste of NoLa?
How about a roving feast...
Acme Oyster for appetizers in the quarter.
Galatoires for Gumbo or Turtle Soup, and then a traditional Creole entree.
Finish with beignets and chicoy coffe at Cafe du Monde.
Second everything and every item you mentioned Zin Chef, but then NOLA is a foodies dream. You almost can't miss there. Food is such a passion in the city. QFan Bonita Springs, FL
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CarolinaBill
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RE: one meal in New Orleans
Tue, 12/28/04 3:55 PM
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Mother's Po-Boy with debris, with all due respect to the many wonderful Creole dishes I had in the Quarter, may have been one of the most memorable dishes I had on my visit. Nothing fancy, but REALLY good!
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robicheaux
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RE: one meal in New Orleans
Mon, 01/3/05 1:12 PM
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OK those may be ok, but here's what I would be sure I tried
Breakfast-Mothers or Camelia Grill
Lunch-Acme Oyster, Felix, or back to Mother;s for the best Poor Boy ever
Dinner-Commanders Palace and all others are good, but my all time favorite, that I never miss when I'm in NO is Mr. B's. Everything is great, but be sure to start with the best BBQ Shrimp in the world.
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robicheaux
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RE: one meal in New Orleans
Fri, 01/7/05 6:59 PM
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JUstate at Camellia Grill last week, all is great!
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y2flu
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RE: one meal in New Orleans
Fri, 01/7/05 7:55 PM
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I'd give my nod to Commander's Palace. I have eaten just about everywhere there is to eat in New Orleans, and Commander's is the best, if you want a fancy, sit-down meal. If you're doing lunch, or want something more casual, then go to Uglesich's. Emeril's places are OK, but not as good as numerous others in town.
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y2flu
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RE: one meal in New Orleans
Fri, 01/7/05 7:58 PM
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If you want the best breakfast of your life, I HIGHLY recommend Court of Two Sisters!!
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