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BETH D'ADDONO

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Sep 29, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 29, 2026 · Beth D'Addono

    Procida specializes in southern Italian and seafood dishes (opens the original)

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    For devoted eaters and curious travelers, Procida, the new southern Italian restaurant in the Marigny, is an appealing destination. The restaurant is an authentic Italian dining experience that represents the sum of chef Valeriano Chiella’s family roots and cooking experience. The 36-year-old named it after a colorful island that’s a ferry stop between Naples and Capri, an area worthy of many travel bucket lists. “I’ve only been there once,” says Chiella, who was born in southern Italy

  2. Article · Sep 15, 2026 · Beth D'Addono

    Izzat serves French bistro fare in the French Quarter (opens the original)

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    A French-style bistro tucked just off a couple of the French Quarter’s main thoroughfares, Izzat might seem like it was designed for tourists. But locals shouldn’t overlook this affordable, casual restaurant at 407 Iberville St. Izzat is a word that carries deep cultural resonance in Hindi, Arabic and Urdu, representing honor and reputation, a social concept central to Northern India, where family and personal honor are greatly valued. It’s also a nod to the experience the owners, Korean A

  3. Article · Sep 8, 2026 · BETH D'ADDONO

    Bar 1865 is a bar and restaurant hidden on Lafayette Street in New Orleans (opens the original)

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    Bar 1865 is the definition of a hidden gem. While it sits on a quiet street not far from Lafayette Square, the block has a long and lively past. A free woman of color and her family lived in a Creole cottage on the site in the early 1800s. Decades later, Frenchmen Sebastian Swoop purchased the land and had the current building designed, occupying it in 1865. It’s been a boarding house, and around the turn of the 20th century, it may have been a brothel, operating outside the confines of Storyv

  4. Article · Sep 1, 2026 · Beth D'Addono

    Mediterranean concept Byblos opens new location in Lakeview (opens the original)

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    Byblos Mediterranean Grill may be just what the Lakeview crowd is craving. Partners Tarek Tay, Gaby Saliba and Hicham Khodr opened the fourth location of the popular Mediterranean concept at 900 Harrison Ave. last month, and the local response has been very enthusiastic. “We have never ever received this amazing of a welcome to a neighborhood as we have here,” says Tay, who co-founded the first Byblos 32 years ago as a partner in 3 of a Kind Restaurant Group. “When we opened in Elmwood, pe

  5. Article · Aug 25, 2026 · Beth D'Addono

    Nobu highlights Nikkei cuisine at Caesars New Orleans (opens the original)

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    Whether in for the first time or a repeat visit, guests are greeted by staff at Nobu New Orleans with an enthusiastic, “Irasshaimase,” which translates to “Welcome, please come in.” It’s part of founding chef Nobu Matsuhisa’s tenets for his more than 55 namesake restaurants across the globe, but the show of hospitality particularly rings true in New Orleans. The location situated just inside Caesars New Orleans recently marked two years in business. Matsuhisa, one of the world’s mo

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