Tasting Our Way Through New Orleans | The Ultimate Food Travel Guide
Tasting Our Way Through New Orleans | The Ultimate Food Travel Guide
Notable moments
- 00:52 Eating 10-Napkin Po'Boy at Acme Oyster House
At Acme Oyster House, Jason dives into a massive 10-napkin roast beef debris po'boy dripping with rich gravy on French bread. The hosts demonstrate how messy the slow-cooked roast beef sandwich is as they dig in with their hands and forks.
Acme Oyster House, New Orleans - 02:35 Live Jazz and Beignets at Cafe Beignet
Located at Musical Legends Park on Bourbon Street, Cafe Beignet pairs outdoor live jazz music with hot fried pastries. Lisa tries the pecan praline beignets and Mardi Gras king cake beignets topped with iced purple, yellow, and green sugar.
Café Beignet, New Orleans - 04:46 Praline Tasting at Southern Candymakers
At Southern Candymakers on Decatur Street, visitors can sample freshly made creamy pecan pralines for free. The shop features glass display cases filled with handmade Southern candies, fudge varieties, and glazed pecans.
Southern Candymakers, New Orleans - 06:06 Cajun Feast and Shrimp Cheesecake at Oceana Grill
At Oceana Grill in the French Quarter, the hosts order fried boudin balls, a unique savory shrimp cheesecake appetizer, and a Taste of New Orleans sampler tray. The platter includes red beans and rice with sausage, crawfish étouffée, jambalaya, and chicken gumbo.
Oceana Grill, New Orleans - 11:50 Seance Lounge and Dinner at Muriel's
Muriel's on Jackson Square features a moody upstairs Seance Lounge and a permanently reserved dining table for their resident ghost. The hosts enjoy upscale Creole cuisine including pepper jelly glazed shrimp, blackened redfish, and a thick pecan-crusted pork chop.
Muriel's Jackson Square, New Orleans - 15:20 French Pastries and Macarons at Sucré
Sucré is a stylish French boutique bakery offering colorful macarons, gelato, and seasonal King Cake pastries. The hosts sample glitter-covered King Cake slice, strawberry macarons, and salted caramel macarons styled like mini sesame seed hamburgers.
Sucré, New Orleans - 23:40 Balcony Crawfish and Oysters at French Market
Seated on a second-floor balcony overlooking Decatur Street and the French Market, the hosts eat a wooden boat of boiled crawfish alongside raw oysters on the half shell with horseradish. The outdoor spot offers elevated views of street musicians and city traffic below.
French Market Restaurant, New Orleans
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