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Celebrity chef and owner Scott Serpas goes it alone with this integration of Louisiana, Southwestern and Asian leanings. Eons ago, the building was used to store cotton, hence the jumbo cotton blossom mural. But the culinary influences speak to today’s Southern melting pot. Flash-fried oysters come with accessories of pickled chiles and mirliton. A penang curry zests jumbo sea scallops. But southern tradition comes full circle with fried apple pie.
An 1890s-era building appropriately houses this Crescent City-inspired restaurant and its basement market. The upstairs proclaims dishes (gumbo, adouille-crusted catfish) and a fantabulous brunch w... read more
A cornerstone of the funky Cabbagetown district since 1929. Current owners Lisa Hanson and Maria Locke fuse soda fountain pleasures with epicurean smarts. Breeze across the cream and teal checkerbo... read more
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