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$25–$50A French Quarter restaurant at Bourbon and Conti streets serving Creole and Louisiana dishes from breakfast to late night.

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Antoine's Restaurant is a place to eat or drink in New Orleans, LA, part of the New Orleans guide. Cost: $50 or more.
713 St. Louis St · New Orleans, LA
Antoine's has served French-Creole cooking in the French Quarter since 1840 and is still owned and run by fifth-generation relatives of founder Antoine Alciatore. The kitchen is the birthplace of Oysters Rockefeller, Eggs Sardou and the puffed potatoes called pommes de terre souffles. You eat in one of 15 dining rooms, several decorated with Mardi Gras krewe memorabilia, and a 165-foot corridor holds the wine. Sunday brings a jazz brunch, and Cafe Brulot is flamed at the table.
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