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Originally Posted by Dravyk
Do they have food there yet since Katrina? 
I've heard all the billions Dubya allegedly sent, no one can find it having been used anywhere. Stories about refrigerators stuck atop trees is apparently not an uncommon sight even today. The trees that are still standing, that is. |
A little over exageration on all points.
Even post-Katrina New Orleans is still one of the food capitols of the world.
http://nomenu.com to see what places are open.
We are back in Florida now. But we hit Cuvee ( our favorite reasturant in New Orleans), Galitiore's ( celebrating their 100th birthday this year), Bon Tomp Cafe, Mother's, GW Fins while in town. All were outstanding!