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This iconic coffee stand has been around since 1862 serving up piping hot beignets, donuts with powdered sugar on top, and cafe au Laits blended with chicory. This charming spot is located in the heart of the French Quarter, and tourists flock to it every year for a truly delicious coffee experience.
CR Coffee Shop
Coffee Roast is known for vast range of creative and inspired coffee, made with some of the finest beans home to NOLA.
Cherry Espresso Bar
Cherry is a great neighborhood spot brewing up delicious coffees, and serving small bites and breakfast. This place is a must visit on any trip to NOLA.
Spitfire
Located right in the French Quarter, you’re bound to run into this place on your stroll through the quarter. Be sure to pop in for a fresh hot brew!
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]]>While there are plenty of delights to try in the Big Easy, there’s one that is a particular favorite of ours that you must try: the Po’Boy.
New Orleans has always been influenced by its French roots, and in the Po’Boy, that influence is clear with the use of French bread for the bun of the sandwich. Light and crispy, this bread gives a bit of airiness to an otherwise heavy sandwich and provides delightful crunchiness.
The filling of a Po’Boy isn’t always the same, but it always consists of a meat or seafood along with vegetables.
Many Po’Boys these days are made with fried shrimp or other fried seafood. This is due to New Orleans’ proximity to the Gulf of Mexico and the availability of options like shrimp, oysters, mussels, and fish.
Traditionally, however, meat has also been used for Po’Boys. You can also find roast beef Po’Boys as well as fried chicken, lamb, and Louisiana hot sausage-based sandwiches. These sandwiches, no matter what the meat or seafood, are typically “dressed” with lettuce, tomato, pickles, and mayonnaise.
Be sure to give po’boys with different kinds of fillings a try the next time you find yourself in New Orleans or elsewhere in the Bayou!
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]]>Portland, OR
Portland might not be your first choice of a place to visit in the USA, but if you are huge on food, it should be. The best thing is that it’s a very affordable location, where chefs use the best fresh ingredients on the market.
San Francisco, CA
San Francisco has a very diverse dining scene. This is one of those cities that can satisfy all of your cravings. In the past few years the city got so many new and innovative places that it became one of the top destinations for foodies.
bowl! It's no wonder it's a signature on San Francisco’s @thebearandmonarch's menu! 
@xswhateverNew York, NY
New York City is where you can get anything you can think of. In terms of food, this means a very rich and diverse cuisine. Some of the most popular chefs in the world have their own restaurants in the Big Apple, so you definitely want to check them out.
Rhinebeck, NY • #HudsonHotspotsNew Orleans, LA
New Orleans is officially one of the best food cities in America according to critics. The amazing music here goes hand-in-hand with delicious meals. You can expect to taste various different influences, including from the Old Continent.
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A beignet is a piece of dough, usually in the shape of a pillow, and fried to perfection. This sweet treat is finished with a dusting of powdered sugar. Whether you have a sweet tooth or not, you have to try them at least once.
Po Boy
This is probably one of the most famous dishes New Orleans is known for. It is a sandwich made on French bread and usually full of lettuce, tomato, and some sort of fried seafood. Some common and delicious types are oyster, crab, or shrimp. Some places you can even find fried alligator!
Crawfish
Crawfish are freshwater crustaceans that look like little lobsters. They are eaten hot or cold usually in what’s called a boil and is absolutely necessary to try when you’re in New Orleans. They are sweet and spicy and perfect!
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]]>New Orleans isn’t only bustling on Bourbon Street at nighttime; the city remains lit up and frenzied at all times of the day all across town.
Whether you’re recovering from a night out, celebrating a special occasion, or simply need some delicious southern cooking in your stomach, you should definitely try out one of these top 5 brunch spots at your disposal in the one and only Big Easy:
Cavan
Inventine bites in a deluxe 19th-century mansion.
Elizabeth’s
Best pick for a boisterous, boozy brunch.
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Roux Carré
Diverse, out-of-the-ordinary outdoor food court.
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1000 Figs
Middle Eastern dishes with many veggie options.
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Toast
Low-key and classy French-inspired fare.
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