When Anthony Bourdain visited New Orleans on his show The Layover Season 2 Episode 9, he and his crew picked many restaurants. Here are all the addresses and the dishes showcased on The Layover – Anthony Bourdain New Orleans, all in a convenient list:
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DISH – BBQ Shrimp and BBQ Crabs
WHAT IS IT?
BBQ Shrimp – large Gulf shrimp in butter, black pepper and spices; BBQ Crabs – crabs in butter, black pepper and spices.
WHERE IS IT?
The Crab Trap
105 Peavine Rd
La Place, LA, United States
ANTHONY BOURDAIN NEW ORLEANS NOTES
The original Crab Trap at 100 Peavine Road that Tony visited on this episode was flooded out during Hurricane Isaac in August 2012. The Crab Trap reopened in 2015 at 105 Peavine Road but is now also reported to be closed.
DISH – Muffuletta Sandwich
WHAT IS IT?
Classic New Orleans sandwich of muffuletta loaf, marinated olive salad, salami, ham, provolone, Swiss cheese and mortadella.
WHERE IS IT?
Cochon Butcher
930 Tchoupitoulas St
New Orleans, LA, United States
ANTHONY BOURDAIN NEW ORLEANS NOTES
While Tony did not visit Cochon Butcher on this episode, he suggested it for Cajun-inflected, Cajun-inspired and straight-up Cajun sausages and cured meats. He also suggested Dooky Chase Restaurant for fried chicken, Shrimp Clemenceau, jambalaya, red beans and rice.
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DRINKS – Sazerac
WHAT IS IT?
Cocktail of absinthe, sugar cube, rye whiskey or cognac, and bitters.
WHERE IS IT?
The Sazerac Bar
130 Roosevelt Way
New Orleans, LA, United States
ANTHONY BOURDAIN NEW ORLEANS NOTES
Sazerac Bar is located in The Roosevelt New Orleans, A Waldorf Astoria Hotel.
DRINKS – French 75
WHAT IS IT?
Prohibition-style cocktail made from cognac and champagne
WHERE IS IT?
French 75
813 Bienville St
New Orleans, LA, United States
ANTHONY BOURDAIN NEW ORLEANS NOTES
While Tony did not stop by French 75 at Arnaud’s, he suggested it for pre-dinner drinks, along with Borgne, a “21st-century” bar with food.
DISH – Boudin, Braised Pork Cheeks, Smoked Ham Hock, Macaroni & Cheese Casserole, and Louisiana Cochon
WHAT IS IT?
Boudin – sausage of pork parts and rice; Braised Pork Cheeks – port-braised pork cheeks with pumpkin puree and pistachios; Smoked Ham Hock – with red beans, charred radish, and chicken hearts; Macaroni & Cheese Casserole – baked macaroni and cheese casserole; Louisiana Cochon – Louisiana pig with turnips, cabbage, pickled peaches and cracklings .
WHERE IS IT?
Cochon
930 Tchoupitoulas St suite a
New Orleans, LA, United States
ANTHONY BOURDAIN NEW ORLEANS NOTES
Cochon offers roots Cajun and Southern home cooking. For dinner options, Tony also suggested Boucherie for its Blackened Shrimp & Grit Cake, and bread pudding. For after-dinner drinks with live music, he suggested Maple Leaf Bar, One Eyed Jacks and Tipitina’s.
DISH – Nem Nướng Cuốn and Bún bò Huế
WHAT IS IT?
Nem Nướng Cuốn – summer rolls filled with barbecued pork, carrots, lettuce and rice noodles; Bún bò Huế – Central Vietnamese spicy pork and beef served in fish stock with large rice noodles.
WHERE IS IT?
Pho Tau Bay
1565 Tulane Ave
New Orleans, LA, United States
ANTHONY BOURDAIN NEW ORLEANS NOTES
Pho Tau Bay opened in 1982 and offers Vietnamese fare. For brunch options, Tony suggested Satsuma Cafe that offers fresh juices and breakfast sandwiches, and Atchafalaya if you want some shrimp and grits.
DRINKS – House Special Daiquiri
WHAT IS IT?
Combination of Jungle Juice (Diesel 190, tropical fruit punch and tropical fruit juice), 190 Octane (Diesel 190 with orange juice and orange punch) and Crawgator (151 Rum, brandy, fruit juices and tropical flavors)
WHERE IS IT?
New Orleans Original Daiquiris
8100 St Charles Ave
New Orleans, LA, United States
ANTHONY BOURDAIN NEW ORLEANS NOTES
New Orleans Original Daiquiris offers 16 flavors of frozen daiquiris.
DRINKS – Watermelon Cocktail
WHAT IS IT?
Cocktail of alcohol (usually rum) and watermelon juice or puree.
WHERE IS IT?
R Bar
1431 Royal St
New Orleans, LA, United States
ANTHONY BOURDAIN NEW ORLEANS NOTES
The R Bar is attached to the Royal Street Inn. If you prefer live music to go with your afternoon drinks, Tony suggested Le Bon Temps Roule and Three Muses Jazz Club.
DISH – Roast Beef Po’ Boy
WHAT IS IT?
Po’ Boy sandwich of bread, beef, debris wet gravy, mayo, lettuce and tomato.
WHERE IS IT?
R & O Restaurant and Catering
216 Metairie-Hammond Hwy
Metairie, LA, United States
ANTHONY BOURDAIN NEW ORLEANS NOTES
As Tony puts it, R & O’s offers “a seriously excellent version of the roast beef po’ boy”.
DISH – Cochon De Lait Po’ Boy – The Layover New Orleans
WHAT IS IT?
Po’ Boy sandwich of hickory-roasted suckling pig, slathered with mustard slaw.
WHERE IS IT?
Walker’s BBQ
10828 Hayne Blvd
New Orleans, LA, United States
ANTHONY BOURDAIN NEW ORLEANS NOTES
While Tony did not stop by Walker’s BBQ on this New Orleans trip, he recommended its Cochon De Lait Po’ Boy. Another suggestion was Big Fisherman Seafood for ready to eat boiled crawfish, shrimp or crabs that can be eaten out front or right in the park.
DRINKS – Jäger Shot – The Layover New Orleans
WHAT IS IT?
A shot of Jägermeister.
WHERE IS IT?
Snake and Jake’s Christmas Club Lounge
7612 Oak St
New Orleans, LA, United States
ANTHONY BOURDAIN NEW ORLEANS NOTES
According to Tony, the official hours of Snake and Jake’s are from 7:00pm to 7:00am but “anything can happen”. On this episode, he also visited The Kingpin in Uptown New Orleans. If you’re looking to dance, drink, pray, listen to live music and/or bowl, he suggested Rock ‘N’ Bowl.
DISH – Tacos – The Layover New Orleans
WHAT IS IT?
Small tortilla topped with various ingredients, like in Taceaux Loceaux’s South in Your Mouth (pork belly taco with Maker’s Mark chipotle and charred jalapeños), Messin’ with Texas (smoky shreds of brisket with fresh cabbage, radish and cilantro), and Woke Up in Oaxaca (eggs, chorizo and cheese).
WHERE IS IT?
Taceaux Loceaux food truck in Uptown New Orleans
Uptown/Carrollton
New Orleans, LA, USA
Unfortunately, this restaurant has since closed its doors.
ANTHONY BOURDAIN NEW ORLEANS NOTES
The Taceaux Loceaux food truck is parked just outside The Kingpin every Friday night. If you prefer a retro-style diner serving up burgers and eggs with hash browns, Tony suggested the Clover Grill.
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