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I have a goal to eat at every restaurant in New Orleans. Only Orleans Parish restaurants count (if I include Metairie, etc., it would be truly impossible, this is just close to impossible). My last count had about 600 restaurants total – I don’t include chains (except for now and then) and have a semi-rule that to be a restaurant, it has to have more table seats than bar seats. All of this was inspired by Ray Cannata, a pastor who moved to NOLA after Katrina and proceeded to eat at every restaurant in town. The documentary, The Man Who Ate New Orleans, was my primary inspiration to tally these places.
On a side note, I once had one of the largest private collections of Underberg in North America and I am very good at parallel parking.
In the list below, an asterisk means the restaurant is no longer with us - as of October 2, 2023, I have 193 defunct restaurants on my list.
Vaquero’s was from back in the old days, before Katrina. There were two different locations, one was on Prytania Street (now La Thai) and one was on Carrolton where there is a sushi-type place (corner of Willow). I believe Vaquero’s still exists in Metairie. It was a good lunch stop – my favorite dish was the chimipoquitos – they must have been pretty good if I still remember eight or so years later.
20. December 2000 by Sudsbury
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