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    Dixie Cafe

    4.5 (6 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 2:00 pm

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    Good breakfast and lunch buffet for decent price. Beautiful place to visit at the museum and plantation.

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    3 years ago

    Great atmosphere. Nice staff. Good was good. However very greasy. I have stomach ulcer and ate little. Nice place.

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    I had my doubts since it looked kind of tourist trap like, but was pleasantly surprised. I think…read morepeople go for the aesthetics of the dining room. By dining here you also get to walk through the plantation gardens for free. The main dining room is nice w/ a giant table. Got seated in the side room. Service was attentive. Complementary bread, biscuits, and butter. Got the large size gumbo, $24 or so. The menu only lists a cup, but they have a large option. Satisfying enough. The po boys looked like a good option with way more food for less... Give it a shot if you're in the area and want to a pretty dining experience.

    We went here for my niece's birthday today and brought our own cake. We had it sitting on the table…read moreby us and the waiter asked if we wanted them to take the cake so we didn't think anything about that. After we finished our entrees, he brought the cake out and sliced it for us. When we got our checks, we had an additional charge of $84 for the slicing of the cake. Needless to say, we were beyond shocked that they would charge to slice OUR cake and charge us $6 per slice, without even telling us there would be additional charges to do that. The entrees were overpriced as it was so adding that extra amount was ridiculous. I have brought cakes to restaurants many times and have NEVER been charged a fee. I am still so mad about it. Needless to say, we will never go back to this place.

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    The Elysian Bar

    The Elysian Bar

    4.3
    (318 reviews)
    54.0 mi
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    Great spot for a date night. Intimate, perfect lighting and beautiful old church. One of the many…read moregems of New Orleans.

    I've had this spot on my list for a long time, ever since hearing about it in a Simon Majumdar…read morepodcast (we're talking years ago). This beautiful bar is located in the swanky Hotel Peter and Paul hotel, located in the Marigny neighborhood. It's also attached to an equally stunning restaurant that's perfect for blog or instagram photos. Our bartender offered great conversation and gave good recommendations and descriptions of the various cocktails. I had the Sonnet to my Wife, made with mezcal, St. Germaine, aperol, and lemon. Tart and mildly smoky. I also had the Adding machine, made with tequila, guava, velvet falernum, pomegranate, and lime. A little sweet, a little spicy with a complex flavor profile. I enjoyed both drinks. If not for my husband, I would have stayed for at least a few hours trying the whole menu. So many beautiful cocktails to choose from. They have beer and wine as well, but you'd be doing yourself a disservice. You can get those anywhere. They also have breakfast with eggs, sausage, omelettes, pancakes. Dinner with savory little numbers like smoked bone marrow and braised short ribs with smoked gouda polenta. Salads, grilled quid, pork chops, scallops, various veggies (crispy brussels sprouts, caramelized leeks, charrted broccolini, roasted mushrooms). I would gladly return for some of these delicious selections.

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