1. Ok, I'll start, in no order:

    Little Village
    Geno's
    Ruffino's
    Mansur's on The Blvd.
    La. Lagniappe
    Flemming's
    Jubans
    Texas De Brazil



    Places I miss:
    Giamanco’s
    Jack Sabin's
    Joeys, I think thats the name. On Fla. Blvd. The old Culotta house?
    Jay's Donuts, fixed
  2. Is Jay's closed? I was dricing past it on Sherwood Forest last week and I thought it was open.
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  3. Good list. Also:

    TJ Ribs
    el Rio Grande
    Mike Anderson's
    Pinetta's
    DiGulio's
    Fleur Dr Lis

    I miss:

    Chicago's
    Europe's
    Dreamland
    Phil's Oyster Bar (old location)
    La Fonda's
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  4. Donuts.
  5. Yea Jay's is still open on Sherwood and the I blieve the original is still open on Government unless that has changed very recently.

    Mansur's used to be really good. Not to my taste anymore. Maybe I am spoiled.
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  6. Europe's and Mr Paul
    Dreamland, only tried it once.
    Phil's another good one.
    La Fonda's another good one.

    Great list.
  7. I hit Mansurs about once every three months, I still like the food. Crab Brie, Crab Topped Fish, good menu.
  8. I will add:

    Ruth Chris still one of the best locations in the U.S. (I have tried a bunch of them and none really compare)

    Roberto's on the Levee is probably the best semi new place in town.

    Maison LaCour

    Rama

    9 Dragon Noodle House (Quality Chinese, etc at a really good price)

    Velvet Cactus for Mexican (Used to be Ninfas was one of the better places but gone downhill as of late)

    Beausoleil

    La Creole

    Digulio Brothers and Little Village are at the top for Italian and then Geno's IMO

    French Market Bistro

    One of my Chef friends was just hired as an executive chef for a Farm to Table resturant. Don't know the name yet but will be where Poritco was off Perkins Rd.
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  9. My friend created that menu but he left about 8 years ago. I have a few friends who have worked there since and all say the same thing...Just not the same. I am friends with the Chef that took over right after and he did a good job of coming close to the execution of the prior chef but he left pretty soon after. He is the one who opened Roberto's. The prior chef is a beast in the kitchen and I can understand why the revenue went way down after. That guy just got scooped up by a $3 Billion dollar restaurant group.
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  10. Louie's Cafe and Pinettas will always be on my list.

    I miss The Library, The Brass Rail, and The Cotton Club.
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