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Try this new restaurant in the Warehouse District with a long happy hour, small plates

Every bar has its routines, and sometimes for regulars these can become rituals. That can apply at a restaurant bar just as surely as the neighborhood saloon.

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Traffic delayed for miles after car flips on I-10 Highrise Bridge in New Orleans

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Iconic Biloxi restaurant admits to selling frozen, foreign fish as fresh Gulf seafood

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Uptown restaurant will remain open despite closure announcement, confirms staffing shakeup

A new Tchoupitoulas Street restaurant will remain open this summer but with limited hours, despite announcing earlier this month the brick-and-mortar space would close.

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Try this new restaurant in the Warehouse District with a long happy hour, small plates

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