Hidden Nola Summer_Fall 2022
Favorite restaurant to eat at the bar?
Best restaurant for outdoor dining?
N ew Orleanians love air conditioning but will always have a soft spot for dining en plein air. Transport yourself to France while visiting N7, a neighborhood restaurant and wine bar with garden seating. SABA, helmed by Chef Alon Shaya, offers tables overlooking Magazine Street under its newly constructed covered patio. SYLVAIN, a French Quarter favorite, boasts a beautiful shaded courtyard making it the perfect respite from the bustling streets.
PORT OF CALL – "When the wait to get a table is over an hour long, you can almost always find a seat at the bar within 15 minutes. PRO TIP: If you're with someone else, divide and conquer. Stand at each end of the bar and keep a lookout for anyone closing their tab."
PALADAR 511 – "The bar overlooks the kitchen, so you get a front row view of the action. PRO TIP: Add farm eggs to the pizza."
COMPÈRE LAPIN – "There's great interaction with the bar staff and you're able to see the kitchen as they cook. PRO TIP: Always ask for the biscuits." AUGUST – "You're almost always able to grab a seat at the bar, and I love the comfortable, clubby vibe. PRO TIP: If the restaurant is all booked up, this is the best way in."
If you like spice, you'll feel right at home at BLUE GIANT. Located in the Lower Garden District, the cozy restaurant reimagines Chinese-American takeout favorites of the past with quality ingredients found in South Louisiana. Expect flavorful appetizers, rice, noodles, and entrees (all designed to share), as well as creative craft cocktails that pair perfectly with the piquant fare.
For an authentic taste of New Orleans visit NEYOW'S CREOLE CAFÉ and order the Stuffed Crab or stop by CENTRAL GROCERY for the Muffuletta. Favorite New Orleans dish?
1300 Magazine Street | bluegiantnola.com
HIDDEN NOLA • SUMMER/ FALL 2022
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