Bread and Butter Café
RestaurantsYour new brunch standby: Whether you're craving a legit po' boy before noon, a no-frills breakfast plate, or a quick bite with a solid sandwich, Bread and Butter Café keeps it simple and satisfying.
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Your new brunch standby: Whether you're craving a legit po' boy before noon, a no-frills breakfast plate, or a quick bite with a solid sandwich, Bread and Butter Café keeps it simple and satisfying.
Live tunes, cold brews: Simple, thoughtfully prepared pizza in red, white, and square form meets over 20 craft beers on tap at NOLA Brewing & Pizza Co., plus live local music rolling through this week.
French dessert therapy: Sucré is the New Orleans-founded patisserie locals lean on for jewel-box macarons, creamy gelato, and French-inspired sweets in an elegant boutique that feels like a mini escape.
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NATIONAL FRIED CHICKEN FESTIVAL will take place on Oct.
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New Orleans criminal court judge's attempt to file charges against local television news station, WWL Louisiana, failed after her complaint relied on a section of law that had already been repealed.
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The Downtown Development District of New Orleans (DDD) has announced a five-year strategic plan for 2027-2031, titled "Leveraging Opportunity," which aims to revitalize vacant properties, improve public safety, attract investment and strengthen economic development.
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Mignon Faget, a New Orleans jewelry designer, will relocate its 3801 Magazine St.
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