Reasonably priced dinners

I am in New Orleans for a few days. I am looking for a restaurant with atmosphere that is not a tourist trap and that I won%26#39;t be spending $100 for a dinner for 2. All kinds of food is OK. French quarter is preferred but we will travel if it is worthwhile.

Reasonably priced dinners

I%26#39;m not sure exactly what you%26#39;re asking but you can get good casual meals at places like EAT, Louisiana Pizza Kitchen, Port of Call, etc for $25-30 for two.

Reasonably priced dinners

Breakfast options:

Clover Grill

Petunia%26#39;s

Lunch/Dinner:

Port of Call

Praline Connection (on Frenchman St.)

Yo Momma%26#39;s (another good burger)

Napoloeon House (not too tourist-trappy)

Fiorella%26#39;s

These are all casual and hit the spot depending on what you%26#39;re hungry for.

Yo Mama%26#39;s has the best homemade hamburgers (with a salad or bake potatoe) and gumbo for abour $8 each, just off Bourbon at the 700 block.

Country Flame has fair steaks for $12-$15 Iverbille at Exchange.

Zydeco BBQ just behind the Bourbon Cowboy has great food from $10- $15.

There%26#39;s much more if your interested. Click my name and it should show some of my pass postings on this matter.

I know my views are out of whack(i live in manhattan) but i think your choices are greater and more varied than you might think.

for dinner I would stick with a more casual atmosphere, Acme oyster

gumbo shop and coops cme to mind right away. Also, and I think this is a nice little secret, but remoulade on bourbon st. is owned by

Arnauds and they share I believe, the same kitchen. So, the turtle soup, and shrimp Arnoud are the same but the prices are cheaper.

The only thing I hope is you resist the temptation to eat at a chain.

The local food is wonderful and plentiful and worth the research.

Enjoy!

';Fiorella%26#39;s';

shudder...never again...

Mona Lisa on Royal (between Barracks and Gov. Nicholls)

Lola%26#39;s on Esplanade (Near City Park)

Cafe Degas on Esplanade (Near City Park)

Jacques Imo%26#39;s on Oak (Riverbend)

Casamento%26#39;s on Magazine

Mandina%26#39;s on Canal

Adolfo%26#39;s on Frenchmen (Above Apple Barrel Bar)

Reading your posting I%26#39;m not sure if you are looking for good inexpensive dining or if you are looking for ';fine dining';. Another place I would recommend for the good inexpensive dining is Oceanana just off Bourbon at St Louis (I think St Louis, either that or the next block, the 500 block). Everything I mentioned is in the good inexpensive places line of dining. All are in the Quarter, very short walking distance apart.

I suggest you give the Superior Grill (Mexican) a try. It%26#39;s located at 3636 St. Charles Ave.. Their web addresss is www.superiorgrill.com. (Bkfst/Lunch/Dinner menu and prices included).

The atmosphere is nice, both indoor %26amp; outdoor dining, great service, and a varied menu. It%26#39;s about 1 1/2 miles east of the French Quarter on St. Charles Ave. It fits your criteria very nicely.

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