Just named to The Guardian’s Top 10 Budget Restaurants in New Orleans. I love their version of the shrimp poor boy:
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Vietnamese Cuisine in New Orleans | WYES
A great documentary on the Vietnamese in New Orleans. A well done overview of the history and the recent changes since 2005. The Viet community truly led the recovery of the entire city by showing focused entrepreneurial intent and deep community values.
Vietnamese Cuisine in New Orleans | WYES.
copies of the documentary can be bought on dvd by calling 504-722-3048
And a link to a video that I did for the food system organization Market Umbrella about the Vietnamese:
Drink and Learn
Drink & Learn experiences are themed, interactive presentations that uses famous drinks and ingredients to tell the rich history of New Orleans. Join culinary historian Elizabeth Pearce at unique locations all around town as she regales you with tales of rum, rebellion, whiskey, prohibition and more!
New places for locals and visitors alike
Danny and Jerry of Cafe Amelie fame have added another outlet at which to sell their food; a little storefront at the next corner of Royal and Dumaine. A more informal place to drop in with little tables, lovely ambience, sandwiches, drinks AND some local farm goods like the Mauthe’s fresh milk in glass bottles!
Cafe Amelie’s new addition- their sandwich and pastry shop at Royal and Dumaine.
Mauthe Dairy milk now available in the Quarter- people line up at the farmers markets for this goodness so take advantage of it being here!
And a new PJ’s in the Upper Pontalba on the Chartres side.
Dreamy Weenies
Polish dog with mustard, ketchup, onions and sauerkraut on the corner of Saint Ann and Rampart.
French Quarter block by block 
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