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The Corner Oyster House500 St. Peter Street, (504) 522-2999Situated on one of the busiest corners in the French Quarter, the Corner Oyster House lives up to its name and location – a sports bar/restaurant serving up fast, easy, casual New Orleans favorites to the crowds of visitors who flock to the landmarks and attractions in the historic Vieux Carre. The menu covers both American classics and local specialties for breakfast, lunch and dinner, including po-boys, seafood platters, burgers, salads and the restaurant’s namesake oyster, served every which way (raw, fried, in shooters, cocktails and soups, and bacon-wrapped). The full-service bar offers a selection of beer, cocktails and house specialty frozen daiquiris. |
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Cafe Pontalba546 St. Peter Street, (504) 522-1180Surrounded in floor-to-ceiling folding doors that open onto Jackson Square and offer direct views of St. Louis Cathedral, Café Pontalba is located on a prime corner at St. Peter Street and Chartres. The menu at Café Pontabla is heavy on New Orleans’ classic cuisine, from casual fried seafood po-boys, jambalaya and etouffee to local specialties, including barbecue shrimp, blackened alligator, and sautéed catfish topped with pecans. The restaurant’s full bar serves cocktails (including an eye-opener Bloody Mary), a selection of wines, and domestic and imported beers. |
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PJ’s Coffee Shop630 Chartres Street (504) 267-4545PJ’s Coffee of New Orleans was founded in 1978 by Phyllis Jordan, one of the pioneers of gourmet coffee in the U.S. We continue today what she started over 30 years ago, creating unique coffee blends and roasting the beans in small batches to maintain a flavorful and aromatic taste. We travel the globe to hand-select the top 1% of coffee beans – from Sumatra to Ethiopia, from Columbia to Kenya – everywhere the best coffee grows. PJ’s Coffee offers coffee products through three different brewing methods; espresso, hot-drip and our unique cold-drip. We also offer a wide selection of healthy and delicious food options to include fresh fruit, muffins, scones, bagels, croissants and desserts. |
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