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#1 2013-11-03 15:17:51

sissyfoo
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Re: Italian Presence in New Orleans

Does anyone else notice this? It's not like we have a Little Italy either/
I just think Vincent's is really taste, with very nice staff and a nice bar that stays open late.
It's my favorite Italian here.

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#2 2013-11-03 18:45:51

heather_wood
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Re: Italian Presence in New Orleans

This is true. Lots of Sicilians settled here (my background). You know the French Quarter once was
known as our Little Italy. It's interesting to see the influences on local cuisine. A lot of the
Italian restaurants here derive an influence from Creole. Some of the best places you should check out
are places like Adolfos. My favorite (albeit very expensive) is Italian Barrel. Anyone else want to add to this?

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#3 2013-11-03 20:19:51

sodapop
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Re: Italian Presence in New Orleans

Yes! Domenica, Louis Prima, Muffaletta, WOP salad...All great.

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#4 2013-11-03 21:24:51

urie_k
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Re: Italian Presence in New Orleans

I'm inclined to disagree with most of the posters above. Probably just becuase I mostly cook Italian and it is all I tend to cook.
In spite of the restaurants above I find quite a lack of Italian and Thai in this city.

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#5 2013-11-04 01:06:51

sissyfoo
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Re: Italian Presence in New Orleans

A lot of interesting responses here! I did not know about this piece of history.
My father-in-law loved Venezia's when we went there with him. Heather, I find Vincent's about on par as Adolfo's. I love Domenica too!

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#6 2013-11-04 03:02:51

tonicable
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Re: Italian Presence in New Orleans

No one mentions Amano? Wow, people need to get out more. Probably my favorite, and I've been to all the ones listed here.

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