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New Orleans - HUGE FOOD TOUR! Green Oysters, Muffuletta, Jambalaya, + Po boys!

New Orleans - HUGE FOOD TOUR! Green Oysters, Muffuletta, Jambalaya, + Po boys!

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NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA: Welcome to New Orleans, one of the most exciting cities in the United States and one of the most delicious. Today we re going on an ultimate food tour of the old French Quarter of New Orleans. We ll be eating a lot of delicious and legendary food, and I m going to share everything with you in this video now. Cafe Du Monde French Market - Easily the most recognizable and iconic coffee shops in New Orleans, and probably the United States, Cafe Du Monde serves unique chicory coffee and beignet. Although seemingly always packed, it s a great place to get your day started when you re in the French Quarter. Central Grocery and Deli Price - 22. 60 - Next up we walked down the road to Central Grocery and Deli, home of the original muffuletta, a gigantic round sandwich with a variety of meats and cheeses, but most importantly an olive salad. The olives are what totally set it apart. Coop's Place - Price - 29 - Unfortunately Coop s Place is only over 21, and they don t allow filming inside. So we took our rabbit sausage jambalaya and touff e to go. Both dishes were delicious, especially the jambalaya! Verti Marte - All That Jazz Po' boy - 14. 68 - Next up on this ultimate food tour in New Orleans, we stopped at Verti Marte for a giant Po boy that included just about everything you could possibly imagine. It was a heavy sandwich but totally worth it. Galatoire's - Price - 40 - 60 per person - Next up for dinner, I made a reservation at Galatoire's, known to be one of the best restaurants in New Orleans. Although they didn t invent Oysters Rockefeller, they make a great version of them, and for me that was one of the highlights. Also, don t miss the flaming coffee to finish your meal! Brennan's - Price - 22. 04 - Finally completely unplanned, because we were right around the corner, we headed to Brennan's where they invented Bananas Foster! As Derek said, the best bananas foster he s ever had. And that wraps up this ultimate food tour in the New Orleans French Quarter. It was an amazing day exploring Creole and Cajun cuisine and culture in New Orleans!
Date: 2021-10-16

Comments and reviews: 10


Wait, Mark didn't wear his migrationology T-Shirt? LOL I clicked on this so fast! Fascinating look Mark - I think I need to let this look simmer lol jk. Amazing New Orleans food crawl Mark! The food is always so delicious looking - never been down there and I sure do want to go just for the food alone. But then there are the great people, rich history, scenes, and nature that I want to check out too. That po'boy - just wow. kind of looks like a cheesesteak. must try!
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Wow, this seems like the longest food tour he s ever done for one country. Mark s content is awesome as always, but I much prefer when he travels to different parts of the world. I guess because I m from here, but all this American content is just not too interesting for me
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you are very intelligent guy. I like watch your videos. always explanation of food! keep it up. videos where people just eat and no talk are quilt boring so I'm going to leave them and watch something more beneficial.
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Of all the great food cities in the U. S, New Orleans is my #1.
Delicious looking Po boy indeed but wish Mark would have gone with a traditional simple one - oysters or shrimp (or half-and-half) or roast beef.

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Awesome video Mark! I m living in Vietnam and my gramma is living in new orleans. I m planning to visit her and new orleans for once in my life. Thank you for the beautiful views and tasty video!
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Why you in New Orleans you got to go on Charles across the street from the Walgreens just called Mister B's restaurant your love it I've been a New Orleans seven times for the Essence Festival
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Thanks for visiting my home state and NOLA. You could spend many days here and basically never run out of dishes to eat. Many versions of the same meals by many different chefs.
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Geez Mark, I can't believe you said the Spanish had anything to do with the cuisine when the Black Man had just schooled you that it was the Africans that did most of it.
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When I tell you the bananas foster server at Brennan's ate and left absolutely no crumbs on her presentation WHILE making perfect bananas foster. Obsessed with her
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If you're still in New Orleans try Cafe Beignet. Better than Cafe Du monde (in my opinion) and they're a lot more pillowy. Anyone who goes to Nola should try both
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