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WHERE TO FIND US
Each quarter, find the latest issue of Edible New Orleans at select hotels and bookstores and at the following locations, or by subscription at www.edibleneworleans.com
BARS
Avenue Pub
The newly renovated Avenue Pub boasts a huge selection of high quality specialty beers. Located on St. Charles Avenue, it is open twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week and is known for its late-night happy hour specials.
1732 St. Charles Avenue
504-586-9243
www.avenuepub.com
Cure
Inspired by the historical period when cocktails grew out of medicine and home remedies, Cure reintroduces guests to a time when cocktails were healthful and enjoyable. The handcrafted cocktail menu changes seasonally, the small plates menu is served late, and wine bottles are half-price on Thursdays.
4905 Freret Street
504-302-2357
www.curenola.com
MARKETS
Crescent City Farmers’ Market
Every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday mornings, drop by the Crescent City Farmers’ Market to pick up your fresh produce, jams and jellies, and seafood and meats from local farmers and food artisans.
Tuesdays, Uptown: River Road at Uptown Square (9am to 1pm)
Thursdays, Mid-City: 3700 Orleans Avenue (3-7pm)
Saturdays, Downtown: Corner of Magazine and Girod Streets (8am to 12pm)
504-861-4488
www.crescentcityfarmersmarket.org
French Market
Located in the Historic French Quarter, at the river's edge, the French Market is America's oldest operating public market. The newly renovated farmers' market hosts a number of local produce stands, artisanal food producers, and purveyors of regional cuisine.
1008 N. Peters St.
New Orleans, LA 70116
504-522-2621
www.frenchmarket.org
Gretna Farmers' Market
Every Saturday from 8:30 am to 12:30 pm at this West Bank market, farmers, bakers, creameries, wineries and more offer their fresh and local wares, rain or shine.
Huey P. Long Avenue between 3rd & 4th Streets
Gretna, LA 70053
(504) 362-8661
www.gedaweb.com/gretna-market.php
Hollygrove Market and Farm
Every Saturday morning, this CSA-style market brings its customers fresh produce from urban farmers in New Orleans and rural farmers along the Mississippi and from the Gulf region. It also hosts farming workshops and has its own urban farm on site.
8301 Olive Street
504-343-5537
www.hollygrovemarket.com
Jack & Jake's
Local Organic Market & Farms
This new CSA-style market represents a new vision for access and transparency in the way we shop for food. The market provides local produce, pastured meats, seafood, and other organic products that are natural and meet sustainable and environmentally sound practices.
8300 Earhart Blvd.
New Orleans, LA 70125
www.jackandjakes.com
Martin Wine Cellar
A family owned premier wine and gourmet food shop founded by David Y. Martin, Jr. in 1946. We offer a grand selection of wines, spirits, Champagnes, imported & domestic beers, gourmet food and gift baskets all complimented by the knowledge of our wine and food experts.
New Orleans: 3500 Magazine Street, New Orleans, LA 70115
Phone 504.899.7411 (toll free 1.800.298.4274)
Metairie: 714 Elmeer, Metairie, LA 70005-2731
Phone 504.896.7300 Bistro/Deli 504.896.7350 (toll free 1.888.407.7496)
Mandeville: 2895 Highway 190, Suite A-1 Village Shopping Center, Mandeville, LA 70471
Phone 985.951.8081 (toll free 1.866.210.0488)
Baton Rouge: Perkins Palms 7248 Perkins Road, Baton Rouge, LA 70808
Phone 225.610.1190 (toll free 1.866.963.3475)
Whole Foods Market
Since 1980, this nationwide market has been supplying its customers with high-quality, fresh produce and an abundance of organic and gourmet foods. The two New Orleans area locations also offer seasonal dishes and a holiday catering menu.
Arabella Station:
5600 Magazine Street
504-899-9119
Metairie:
3420 Veterans Boulevard
504-888-8225
www.wholefoodsmarket.com
MUSEUM/THEATER
Contemporary Art Center
A multi-disciplinary arts center in the Warehouse district, the CAC organizes and presents curated exhibitions, performances and programs by local, regional, national and international artists.
900 Camp Street
504 528-3800
www.cacno.org
New Orleans African American Museum
This museum is dedicated to preserving the history, art and culture of African American communities in New Orleans and features displays of intricate costumes, masks and textiles. It is located in the Treme, the oldest surviving black community in the United States.
1418 Governor Nicholls Street
504-566-1136
www.noaam.info
New Orleans Opera Association
Founded in 1943, the NOOA is one of the oldest opera companies in America. In addition to the standard repertoire of French, Italian and German classics, NOOA stages modern operas by American composers and runs educational programs to educate the public about the opera.
1010 Common St # 1820
504-529-2278
www.neworleansopera.org
Southern Food and Beverage Museum
SoFAB displays artifacts and exhibits relating to Southern cuisine and holds food-related lectures and events. The museum also has a lofty goal: to build the most complete library of documents about Southern food and drink, including menus from all over the South.
Riverwalk Marketplace
1 Poydras Street #169
504-569-0405
www.southernfood.org
NON-PROFITS
Arts Council of New Orleans
The city’s official art agency hosts a variety of programs that advocate for art and artists in the public sector. The thirty-three year-old council works with a myriad of organizations and non-profits to meet the cultural and artistic needs of New Orleans.
818 Howard Avenue, Suite 300
504-523-1465
www.artscouncilofneworleans.org
Common Ground - Lower Ninth Ward
Common Ground Relief is a non-profit organization of dedicated young volunteers from around the country. They are providing much needed support in rebuilding New Orleans neighborhoods and work out of a house at the site of the Lower Ninth Ward levee break.
1800 Deslondes Street off Claiborne Avenue
504-583-0742
www.commongroundrelief.org
New Orleans Food and Farm Network
This nonprofit organization is dedicated to bringing good food closer to home. The network supports our local food system and seeks to bring fresh produce and healthy alternatives to every neighborhood in New Orleans through a variety of programs, including popular gardening workshops.
4840 Banks Street
504-864-2009
www.noffn.org
RESTAURANTS
Cafe Rani
Created seventeen years ago, Cafe Rani serves creative entrée-style salads, grilled sandwiches, and pastas that allow you to eat healthy while still experiencing the culinary creativity unique to New Orleans cuisine.
2917 Magazine Street
504-895-2500
EAT
At this sunny restaurant in the heart of the French Quarter you’ll find a wide array of Cajun, Creole, and other New Orleans favorites. Eat in, or inquire about the catering menu for your private party or event.
900 Dumaine Street
504-422-7222
Feelings Café
This romantic restaurant just behind the French Quarter occupies the grounds of an old plantation, and guests today can eat in the main house, the courtyard, or the former slave quarters. Feelings offers classic Creole and French cuisine as well as eclectic, innovative specials.
2600 Chartres Street
New Orleans, LA 70117
504-945-2222
www.feelingscafe.com
The Green Goddess
Enjoy dining indoors or out at chef Chris DeBarr's funky French Quarter hideaway where the "soul food from here, there, and everywhere" often features local ingredients.
307 Exchange Alley
New Orleans, LA 70130-2224
504-301-3347
www.greengoddessnola.com
Mandina’s Restaurant
Located in the heart of Mid-City, this Creole/Italian restaurant is a New Orleans institution. First opened in 1932, Mandina’s now serves a mix of classic Italian dishes and classic New Orleans fare.
3800 Canal Street
504-482-9179
www.mandinasrestaurant.com
Martinique Bistro
This beautiful and cozy Uptown restaurant has a tropical atmosphere that is elegant, enchanting, and sophisticated. The menu offers a unique blend of cross-cultural cooking that hails from both France and Martinique.
5908 Magazine Street
504-891-8495
www.martiniquebistro.com
Mat & Naddie’s
This cozy Riverbend restaurant offers its own brand of Creole fine dining and a popular buffet lunch. The comfortable and welcoming atmosphere has attracted a local following since its opening nine years ago.
937 Leonidas Street
504-861-9600
www.matandnaddies.com
Refuel Café
Refuel Café opened in 2006 as a coffee house with gourmet roasts and noshes for Riverbend residents hungry for something light, fresh, and different. The café has since morphed into a full-fledge restaurant serving breakfast, lunch and ever-popular weekend brunch.
8124 Hampson Street
504-872-0187
www.refuelcafe.com
Satsuma Café
Local produce shapes the menu at this art-filled Bywater cafe and juice bar where carnivores and vegans alike will find something to delight. Fruit juices, egg scrambles, pancakes, and quiche make frequent appearances among the daily specials.
3218 Dauphine St.
New Orleans, LA 70117
504-304-5962
Stein’s Market & Deli
Feel like a hot pastrami sandwich or a Reuben? How about a Tuscan panini? Stein’s Deli in the Lower Garden District offers a variety of Jewish and Italian deli favorites, as well as retail specialty food items and a top-notch beer selection.
2207 Magazine Street
504-527-0771
www.steinsdeli.net
SPECIALTY RETAILERS
Canopy
Don't miss this new Lower Garden District store offering environmentally responsible and nontoxic building and design products. Enjoy the beautiful showroom full of flooring and countertop materials, recycled glass tile, paints, lighting fixtures, and more.
1382 Magazine St.
504-301-4347
www.canopynola.com
Cochon Butcher
Next door to Cochon Restaurant, Cochon Butcher is a meat lover’s heaven. The shop offers an array of house-cured meats, sausages, and patés to buy for home, or you can dine in on sandwiches, small plates, and wine.
730 Tchoupitoulas Street
504-588-PORK
www.cochonbutcher.com
Meltdown Gourmet Popsicles
Just off of Jackson square, this popsicle shop offers its sweet treats in flavors ranging from Lavender Lemonade to Strawberry Basil and Vietnamese Coffee. You can even get a pop for your pup -- they also offer treats for dogs.
508 Dumaine Street
New Orleans, LA 70116-3312
504-301-0905
St. James Cheese Company
At this uptown cheese shop and sandwich spot, you’ll find a wide selection of artisanal cheeses that will entice both novice and veteran cheese lovers. Stop by for lunch or check-in online for info about cheese tastings and Cheese School.
5004 Prytania St.
504-899-4737
www.stjamescheese.com
Vom Fass
Vom Fass (“From the Cask,” in German) offers over 50 culinary oils and vinegars,
select liqueurs and exquisite spirits, all straight from the cask. This German company has branches throughout Europe and Asia and is growing fast in the US.
5725 Magazine Street
504-302-1455
www.vomfassusa.com
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