Food
Tujague’s, the second-oldest restaurant in New Orleans, un-shuttered its doors at 823 Decatur St., where it has operated since 1914, for a special five-night dinner series with its traditional five-course menu in late June. It will formally reopen, bigger and better than ever, at 429 Decatur St. in September.
After shutting down in May over the COVID-19 pandemic, K Paul’s Louisiana Kitchen will not re-open its doors — ever.
We sat down for a Q&A with John Lasher – head brewer at Cellar Works and the man behind Fruit Whip, a wildly successful smoothie sour beer.
Beginning Wednesday, Jan 8 – you can visit Convive’s warm and welcoming Lawrenceville coffee shop at 4032 Butler St. This is their second Pittsburgh location.
Getting started with carryout service, Trace Brewing has launched with beer in cans. Their plans for 2021, include a coffee bar, beer garden and more.
Popstars Icicle Treats are supercool fresh flavor infusions that are handcrafted and flash frozen. These tasty popsicles come in a variety of unique, layered flavors and they’re sure to hit the spot on a hot summer’s day.
The collaboration beer from Pittsburgh Brewing Company and Dancing Gnome is a modern-day rebirth of a 1970s classic. It arrives just in time for Fourth of July weekend.
Dixie Beer will drop “Dixie” from its name, according to owner Gayle Benson.
Locally grown fruits and veggies delivered to your door? Top Box Foods, Louisiana is a community-based nonprofit organization with the declared mission of making healthy food affordable and accessible to all.
The news of the closing of Cake Café and Bakery hit neighbors in the Marigny and surrounding areas hard. Many lamented the loss of the quaint café where the owners would welcome them with a smile and would always have time for a quick chat on a cheerful New Orleans morning.