Tcby is expanding into the next door space in Homestead. I have gone to Moon berries twice in the last two days. It is also great. Clean, lots of selection, creamy- and they have a loyalty card too. Pumpkin spice tastes like pumpkin pie. Didn't try the latte. Their vanilla tastes like ice cream!

Sweet frog is by far my favorite in the area. It is creamy and there are lots of flavor and topping options. They are friendly and clean too. As far as the religious comment- who cares! It is not in your face. I'm Jewish and I go there all the time. I also like tutti frutti as they have so many flavors but they are a bit icier. Tcby is opening a self-serve option on 54 in 2012. Yopop is good too but more icy.

I had my wedding reception at The Foundry (Bella Luna catering). People still talk about how great the food was even a year later.

Jamila's and Cote Sud on Maple St are open on Sundays.

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Cote Sud
7918 Maple St, New Orleans, LA 70118

The sign is just a small banner. It is in the space that was You-gurt and before that it was Jay's Bubbe Tea. It is next door to PJ's. They are very friendly and I think they do bake on-site. I saw ovens being installed. Not sure though.

For drinks and cigars head over to Dos Jefes on Tchoupitoulas- uptown.

The crabcakes at Restaurant One is my favorite thing to eat in NOLA. I also love the cochon de lait poboy at Jazzfest but that is "seasonal" for me

I LOVE One. Great food, great service, sweet atmosphere. Sitting at the food bar is fun too.

I am originally from SF and my favorite New Orleans restaurant is One. I think the chef's name is Scott though- not Todd. We also love Lilette, Bistro Daisy, and Luke.

We are thinking about going back to Jacque-Imos soon. We haven't been in some time since it is so rich and heavy. I think I had the BBQ shrimp last time and turned into a stick of butter afterwards. I don't love fried food but I love seafood, especially fish. Any suggestions on what to order? We are taking friends who love the place so we know that they will be happy no matter what.

The amuse bouche (so not our fault in ordering) was an egg shell filled with egg custard with- da da da dah- truffle oil! I seriously almost threw up. It was Easter weekend but it didn't look like a big hit at any table. The fiance ordered gnocchi which said it had truffle oil, so that was our fault. I did not know that I hated it so much. One of the fish entrees had the truffle oil too. The bread was unbelievable though. I love carbs! The appetizer salads were also very good.

I vote for Stanley on Jackson Square. Breakfast and lunch options are all very tasty and it has a cool vibe. If you like milkshakes, get one!

I agree with you. I am pretty sure you and I have the same "word" to describe the taste. Nothing else really captures it's essence .

So... we went to August. I am not a fan of truffle oil and this seemed to be in EVERYTHING!!!! Beautiful decor and great service but wasn't wowed with the food. Good-but still stopped on the way home for dessert. Stella is next- minus the truffle oil.

There will be about 50-60 adults. We will also serve salad, a few appetizers, and gumbo. Thanks!

I figured chowhounds could help me out. . .if we are having a shrimp boil, how many pounds of shrinp should we order? Potatoes and corn? Thanks.

I get the cochon de lait poboy at the Fest. I dream of it (and salivate) the rest of the year.

My fiance loves the hanger steak. I enjoyed the beet and goat cheese salad and scallop appetizer. The homemade ice creams are to die for!!

I want to take my parents out for a nice dinner and also wanted to try something new. Which restaurant would be a better choice? I love Lilette, One, and Bistro Daisy but again, want to try something different.

Mr. Mudbugs

Go to Taqueria Sanchez on the I-10 Service Road by Causeway.

Had breakfast there this morning. Great food, excellent service, tasty coffee, fun!! I can't wait to go back.

I agree!

Eat on Dumaine

Rambla in the International House is a ot of fun and very good tapas

Jamila's on Maple St. Yummy!

I would go to One and sit at the bar. They are very friendly and the crabcakes are to die for!!

Sunday Jazz Brunch with the Pfister Sisters at Marigny Brasserie gets my vote.

I am salivating!!! They open on Sunday?

Sandro's on Vets. It is a vert good Italian place in a strip mall. Unassuming but fabulous.