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Crown Royal
03-17-2006, 06:24 PM
Hey all,

As is known, I am currently working, which is why I am seldom around. I am currently in Ponchatoula, LA, abou 30 min north of NOLA.

I am here alone, with no coworkers, and am going to pull my hair our for no human contact (this is week 4).

I am going to go to the French Quarter tomorrow. I will probably end up at Harrahs, but I was wondering if anyone knew any alternatives. I know that the obvious is 'walk down the quarter, how can there not be anything to do,' but bare in mind I am here alone, and though I can be an outgoing person, I don't feel like barhopping alone.

Therefore - in this thread, please let me know what I must see to enjoy the town.

Thanks!
SRG

Yeagermeister
03-17-2006, 07:07 PM
Hey all,

As is known, I am currently working, which is why I am seldom around. I am currently in Ponchatoula, LA, abou 30 min north of NOLA.

I am here alone, with no coworkers, and am going to pull my hair our for no human contact (this is week 4).

I am going to go to the French Quarter tomorrow. I will probably end up at Harrahs, but I was wondering if anyone knew any alternatives. I know that the obvious is 'walk down the quarter, how can there not be anything to do,' but bare in mind I am here alone, and though I can be an outgoing person, I don't feel like barhopping alone.

Therefore - in this thread, please let me know what I must see to enjoy the town.

Thanks!
SRG


I would help if I could but I have never been there.

Crown Royal
03-17-2006, 07:44 PM
I would help if I could but I have never been there.

That's OK. I do have one quandary - as a a Memphis boy you will appreciate it - I have not had any good barbeque since I got here.

No good beef, come to think of it.:bang2:

Yeagermeister
03-17-2006, 07:48 PM
That's OK. I do have one quandary - as a a Memphis boy you will appreciate it - I have not had any good barbeque since I got here.

No good beef, come to think of it.:bang2:
Drive about 4 hours north and I'll hook you up :D

Duane
03-17-2006, 07:59 PM
Drago's has the best broiled oyesters of anywhere I've eaten. They do a good job on steaks as well.

I haven't spent much time in the Quarter for several years so I can't tell you a good place to party.

Boom
03-17-2006, 08:10 PM
I haven't been in a few years, but I loved going to Famous Door for the music. I could enjoy that place going by myself. Of course if you like raw oysters you must visit Felix's.

On my way back to Mississippi, I always stop at Middendorf's seafood restaurant off of 51. Fine eating there.

Crown Royal
03-17-2006, 08:13 PM
I haven't been in a few years, but I loved going to Famous Door for the music. I could enjoy that place going by myself. Of course if you like raw oysters you must visit Felix's.

On my way back to Mississippi, I always stop at Middendorf's seafood restaurant off of 51. Fine eating there.

I've eaten at Middendorf's at the suggestion of several folks. The catfish was good, but I must say that overall, Middenforf's did not live up to it's reputation.

Crown Royal
03-17-2006, 08:15 PM
Drive about 4 hours north and I'll hook you up :D

No thanks - I'm not interested in that sweet meat you people eat. 'The other white meat.'

I'll drive 4 hrs west and get some brisket somewhere.:D

Yeagermeister
03-17-2006, 08:24 PM
No thanks - I'm not interested in that sweet meat you people eat. 'The other white meat.'

I'll drive 4 hrs west and get some brisket somewhere.:D
Texans don't know anything about bbq :D

Crown Royal
03-17-2006, 08:28 PM
Texans don't know anything about bbq :D

Texan BBQ - Best eaten by itself

TN BBQ - Needs to be on a bun with cole slaw added onto it to make it edible.

:laugh2:

Yeagermeister
03-17-2006, 08:37 PM
Texan BBQ - Best eaten by itself

TN BBQ - Needs to be on a bun with cole slaw added onto it to make it edible.

:laugh2:
Where did I put that ban button ;)

Boom
03-17-2006, 08:49 PM
I've eaten at Middendorf's at the suggestion of several folks. The catfish was good, but I must say that overall, Middenforf's did not live up to it's reputation.

It's a pleasant sight after a bit of a drive. I love the shrimp poboy, myself. I wouldn't say it's the bees' knees, but it's a nice stop for a greasy spoon. I've always gotten a kick out of the fact that they built another one right next to the older one.