Breakfast: The Old Coffee Pot

Posted by Rob on Mar 26, 2013 in Featured Slider, Restaurants, Travel | 0 comments For breakfast today we sought out a well-recommended location in the French Quarter called The Old Coffee Pot - an original restaurant of old New Orleans established in 1696. The establishment’s history was evident in the historical paintings and objects located throughout the restaurant. Maureen and I ordered “the Plantation Breakfast” — two eggs any style, ham steak,...
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Diner: Louis’ Restaurant

Posted by Maureen and Rob on Jul 14, 2012 in Featured Slider, Local, Restaurants | 0 comments Louis’: home of my favorite Canadian-style pie. You know, the kind with the thick bready crust, good tomato sauce, a classic combo with green peppers, mushrooms and peperoni – chewy with cheese. A great Saturday use to include bowling at MacArthur lanes and pizza at Louis’. Late nights after Rob’s band played often included a stop at Louis’ which was hopping like it...
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Diners: The White Horse

Posted by Maureen on Jul 2, 2012 in Featured Slider, Local, Restaurants | 3 comments The White Horse is yet another establishment my parents drove me past thousands of times, never stopping. I wasn’t curious about their culinary offerings but the name White Horse always seemed romantic to me and stirred up thoughts of prospectors, gold mining and a wild frontier. It turns out the restaurant name is more closely linked to a horse that’s white. As with The Fontanelle, I...
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Breakfast LES: Clinton Street Bakery

Posted by Maureen on Apr 17, 2011 in Restaurants | 0 comments Breakfast on the Lower East Side - A nice home-style treat.
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