Big Easy Food Voodoo For Superbowl Losers (and Winners)

Whether you're cheering for San Francisco or Baltimore, you'll be hungry after the game. The French Quarter will be mobbed. In fact, most of New Orleans will be inundated with out-of-towners. Don't take your pity party to the rooftop ledge. Don't just eat beignets! If you can catch the streetcar or hail a cab, here are a few dining options, in no particular oder.

Jacques'Imos
8324 Oak St.
(504) 861-0886
http://jacques-imos.com/

La Crepe Nanou
1410 Robert St.
(504) 899-2670
http://www.lacrepenanou.com/


Dante's Kitchen
736 Dante St.
(504) 861-3121
http://danteskitchen.com/

Le Bon Temps Rouler
(bar and sandwich shop)
4801 Magazine St. 
(504) 895-8117

Madina's
3800 Canal St.
(504) 482-9179
http://www.mandinasrestaurant.com/


Maple Street Cafe
7623 Maple St 
(504) 314-9003
http://www.maplestreetcafenola.com/

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*Tujague's

823 Decatur St.

504-525-8676‎

http://www.tujaguesrestaurant.com/

There's a reason I've given you a list of seven. If you wind up at Tujague's, you'll be at the second oldest restaurant in the city, and not far from the Voodoo Museum, which isn't open at night. (In the morning–sorry to say–they still won't feature quarterback voodoo dolls. You might try online). 

I hope you have some good (or better) luck at dinner. After all, what is the Big Easy–my hometown–but a city where you'll forget to care...where any day of the year you can eat your way back to happiness.

Call restaurant for availability.