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Who doesn’t love pork chops and steak? It doesn’t matter if it’s medium rare or well done, a nice ribeye or T-bone is a quality meal any day of the week in New Orleans. Do you want to know where to grab a great seared chop in the Big Easy?
This article will show you the very best restaurants for chops and steaks in New Orleans.
What New Orleans Restaurants Have The Best Juicy Chops And Steaks?
Of course, it’s just not enough to focus on restaurants that serve juicy, delicious chops and steaks. We curated this list based on how real-life customers feel about what they’re eating as well as the customer service and ambiance. Let’s dig into the list.
Land Ho
38 Main Street and, MA-6A, Orleans, MA 02653 | (508) 255-5165
Here’s what one diner says about Land Ho: “A long time staple of Orleans, location has a great atmosphere, the food is good, a solid beer / draft selection and the interior leaves you with plenty to chat about and look at. But… my goodness, the prices… Now I’m doing my best to be supportive of local business and taking into account the impacts following the last year… But we ordered a pretty standard amount of food for lunch for a table our size and the bill was over $120. We went to dinner at a nice restaurant later in the day for less. The burger special of the day was $16. So, when you take into consideration a burger is a pretty standard item… The prices are a bit out of pocket. Review is based on current status, and my positive history here, but unfortunately I will not be back until prices come down to something more reasonable.”
Mahoney’s Atlantic Bar & Grill
28 Main St, Orleans, MA 02653 | (508) 255-5505
Here’s what one customer says about Mahoney’s Atlantic Grill: “A Cape Cod gem for great food and atmosphere. I love the Steaming Bowl! Delicious and plenty of great seafood! Katherine & Lindsey are great behind the bar. I highly recommend Mahoney’s!”
Charlie’s Steakhouse
4510 Dryades St, New Orleans, LA 70115 | (504) 895-9323
Here’s what one diner says about Charlie’s. “First time there and it was great. My 32 oz t-bone was way undercooked but was still really good. I had a few bites of my wife’s ribeye and it was amazing. I will definitely get that next time. The side dishes were delicious. I had the potatoes au gratin and my wife had the cream spinach. We both love them. Everyone on the staff was great from the minute we walked in. I definitely recommend it and I will be back.”
Restaurant Rebirth
857 Fulton St, New Orleans, LA 70130 | (504) 522-6863
Here’s what one customer says about Restaurant Rebirth: “This is a very special place nestled into New Orleans away from the Bourbon Street scene. The food was incredibly flavorful, balanced and truly excellent. We were excited to taste each new dish that arrived to our table and savored every bite.”
Toups Meatery
845 N Carrollton Ave, New Orleans, LA 70119 | (504) 252-4999
Here’s what one patron says about Toups Meatery: “Enjoyed Happy Hr! Nice atmosphere & helpful staff. Didn’t rush us at all! It’s been since before Pandemic that I was able to catch up with my friend, so glad we were not rushed. Only thing was turkey neck batter was still runny, but really small mistake ( the meat was so tender). Will try to make happy hr again! I really loved the drinks, omg the creole tomatoes, pork belly dish. The cheese board was tasty. The boudin was full of liver & flavorful!”
Dickie Brennan’s Steakhouse
716 Iberville St, New Orleans, LA 70130 | (504) 522-2467
Here’s what one customer says about Dickie Brennan’s Steakhouse. “The food was phenomenal. Steaks were cooked perfectly, mashed potatoes were great, the mud pie was tasty as well.Waitstaff kept cutting through the dining room, one waiter almost knocked my boyfriend out of his chair, another waiter was helping with a large party next to us knocked our table pretty good almost spilling our wine.”
Mr. John’s Steakhouse
2111 St Charles Ave, New Orleans, LA 70130 | (504) 679-7697
Here’s what one diner says about Mr. John’s Steakhouse. “My husband and I celebrated our ten-year wedding anniversary and my birthday at this establishment last night. He had the Braised Pork Belly (appetizer) and Ribeye (entree). I had the Turtle Soup (appetizer, first time eating) and the Two Lobster Tails (entree). Our meals were cooked to perfection. The wait staff was cheery, friendly, and attentive. Ambience was so nice. I wanted to cry because everything went to so well. Tip: get your car parked by the valet. I would come back to eat here again. I highly recommend this restaurant.”
Chophouse New Orleans
322 Magazine St, New Orleans, LA 70130 | (504) 522-7902
Here’s what one reviewer says about Chophouse New Orleans. “My husband made reservations for my birthday. The manager chose a bottle of champagne at my husband’s request and had a card from the staff waiting on us. The food was amazing. We had the crab cocktail appetizer, steak, fries, and the onions and mushrooms. It was all fabulous. Roshaun and Brandon were amazing at meeting all our needs.”
What Is The Best Steak You Can Get?
No matter if you order a ribeye or sirloin, the type of cut has its advantages, but how it’s prepared makes a big difference in how it will taste. The best steaks you can get — according to the culinary experts — is Wagyu, which is exclusive to a region in Japan.
The steaks — and beef — you get in the United States is basically from the stocks raised here in America.
Final Bite
Few dishes fill up your tummy and are as satisfying as a nice, juicy steak. When you find a good restaurant that serves steak, etouffee or delicious gumbo the way you like it, patronize it often so that it stays in business.
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New Orleans is once again well represented among the most prestigious culinary and food prep experts in America for semifinalists for the James Beard Awards.
Whittled from an exhaustive list, the local semifinalists have a chance to take home the top prize and cement New Orleans’ place on the map as a bona fide cultural mecca with top-notch restaurants with diverse cuisine.
When Will The James Beard Awards Be Announced?
The winners will be celebrated at the James Beard Restaurant and Chef Awards ceremony on Monday, June 5, 2023, at the Lyric Opera of Chicago.
“After a year of fundamental changes, we look forward to building on the progress
made, celebrating those paving a better future for us all—through their talent and craft, service to
others, and commitment to a better, more sustainable industry. We look forward to sharing more
exciting details for the 2023 ceremonies in the coming days,” Clare Reichenbach, CEO of the James Beard Foundation said in a statement.And The New Orleans James Beard Award Finalists Are…
Outstanding Chef
Nina Compton, Compère Lapin
Atlanta’s are among the top eateries up for Outstanding Wine Program.
Outstanding Restaurant
Brennan’s, New Orleans
Emerging Chef
Serigne Mbaye, Dakar Nola, New Orleans
Outstanding Bakery
Angelo Brocato
Outstanding Wine and Other Beverages Program
Commander’s Palace
Best Chef
- Blake Aguillard and Trey Smith, Saint-Germain, New Orleans
- Melissa M. Martin, Mosquito Supper Club, New Orleans
- Ana Castro, Lengua Madre, New Orleans
- Amarys and Jordan Herndon, Palm & Pine, New Orleans
- Melissa M. Martin, Mosquito Supper Club
- Charly Pierre, Fritai, New Orleans
- Colleen Quarls and Liz Hollinger, Molly’s Rise and Shine, New Orleans
- Michael Stoltzfus, Coquette, New Orleans
Here Is The Complete 2023 List Of James Beard Award Finalists
From the Best Chefs to the top bar programs, the James Beard Awards exemplify the utmost of America’s food culture, which New Orleans plays a big part in.
Read the complete list of James Beard Award nominees for 2023.
Final Word
The James Beard Foundation is a nonprofit organization that celebrates and supports culinary excellence of America’s chefs and food businesses.
If your favorite New Orleans chef or restaurant didn’t’ make the list, make it your business to support them sometime soon.
New Orleans’ food and drink scene continues to grow with no stops on the horizon. Ready to try something new?
Looking for more places to eat in Nola? Here Are Some Top Desserts To Order In New Orleans.
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If you love waffles, you’re going to love these recently opened food spot: Waffle Time. Situated near New Orleans’ most tourist-friendly landmarks, we predict waffles are going to be very popular.
A popular ice cream shop, Waffle Time is owned by Johnny Que, who began franchising the business in 2004. The food spot has also ventured beyond ice cream cones, including Crêpes, Ice Rolls and Fruit Salads.
Where Is Waffle Time Located?
Waffle Time is located at 521 Saint Ann St New Orleans LA 70116. Here’s a map to help you find it.
Final Word
If you plan on visiting the city for New Orleans, you should know that the area you’re staying in is safe.
Expect to indulge in many foods that New Orleans is known For, including Gumbo, Beignets and more.
Read about things to see and do in New Orleans.
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Come out on Friday, January 27 to support the grand opening of Hi-Ballz, a plant-based restaurant, lounge and event space in New Orleans, Louisiana.
The menu has many vegan items and the owner hopes it serves as a gathering space for the herbal community.
Here’s what its Facebook page says about the event: “It’s time to introduce HI-BALLZ, a baby of Uxi Duxi, now a worker’s owned local herbal hub, with a full vegan snack menu! This is our Grand Opening, under a new name, inside the same earthen center. See the fresh menu and energetic space! Take some time in the HI-GARDEN, dance with the DJ’s, and sing a little karaoke. We can’t wait to see ya! Come dressed in your best extra dimensional being outfits! We will have two DJ’s!!
Starting at 2pm!
3-6pm will be DJ: ECLIPZIA (INSTA: @eclipzia.melvin )
6-9pm will be DJ: BLACK MATERIA (INSTA: @youonlyknowone.exe )
9-12am KARAOKE
Ending at 12am!
There will be a costume prize every 2 hours, but also raffles for when you enter! Everyone will get a special gift for coming! Thank you so much for augmenting our dreams and visions. We’re just one dimension away from you where it’s always creamy. SEE YOU THERE!”
Where Is The Hi-Ballz Grand Opening?
Hi-Balls is having its grand opening at the space formerly occupied by Uxi Duxi, New Orleans best smart shop, offering amazing new hand crafted teas, elixirs, and potions right alongside bulk tea ingredients, extracts, and powders. The address is 4901 Canal Street New Orleans, LA 70119. Here’s a map to help you find it.
Final Word
If you plan on visiting the city for New Orleans, you should know that the area you’re staying in is safe.
Expect to indulge in many foods that New Orleans is known For, including Gumbo, Beignets and more.
Read about things to see and do in New Orleans.
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It’s also a good time to find a great deal while shopping. You never know when a particular item you’ve been looking for will be on sale. Fortunately, we’ve made it easy for you to find some cool electronics you may need.
We’ve rounded up some of the best online sales you’ll find from Amazon and other retailers.
Where Can I Find Last-Minute Gifts?
You can find some last-minute gifts at major retailers in your area on online. Here are some of the larger ones to shop at.
These Are The Best Gifts Still On Sale
Here is the gift guide you didn’t know you needed. Let’s start with electronics:
Best 50 Inch TVs
TCL 50S425 50 inch 4K Smart LED Roku TV
Buy: $446
SAMSUNG 60-Inch Class QLED Q60A Series – 4K UHD Dual LED Quantum HDR Smart TV
Buy: $797.99
Hisense ULED Premium 65-Inch Class U8G Quantum Series Android 4K Smart TV
Buy: $1.094.99
Fire 8 Tablet (7″ display, 32 GB) – Black
Fire HD 10 Tablet (10.1″ 1080p full HD display, 32 GB) – Black
Buy
Samsung Galaxy Tab A7 10.1 64 GB Wifi Tablet Black
Buy
Android Tablet 10 Inch, 5G 16 GB Dual Camera – Black
Buy
Apple iPad 64 GB (Black)
Last Word
Good shoppers know how to look for the bargains online as well as in person. Do you?
Finding the latest gadgets on sale is easy to do when you can find the deals. Stick with NolaFi.com for the latest.
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Few cocktails give off the mystique and elegance of a martini.
This article will highlight the best places to enjoy a martini and then some. As a bonus, many of these places have excellent food, so enjoy yourself.
Try A Martini At These Restaurants And Bars
Remember to always drink responsibly and arrange for transportation to and from your destination.
Brigtsen’s Restaurant
723 Dante St, New Orleans, LA 70118 | (504) 861-7610
Here’s what one patron says about Brigten’s food: “This had to be one of my favorite dining experiences in New Orleans. We came in without a reservation and the beautiful Marna accommodated us. Everything we ate was delicious. You could taste the love in food. You must try this food, the wait service was impeccable. I can’t wait to get back and make a reservation. What a beautiful experience!”
The Chloe
4125 St Charles Ave, New Orleans, LA 70115 | (504) 541-5500
The Chloe is known as a historic mansion hotel with a top-notch restaurant and manicured grounds, but its drinks are underrated.
Here is what one drink lover says about The Chloe: The drinks and ambiance were good … Very beautiful vibe! The food was thought out and flavorful. The shrimp scampi dumplings were pretty tasty. Our server was super friendly & amazing! The sweet potato curry was the perfect fall dish to start the season!”
Coquette
2800 Magazine St, New Orleans, LA 70115 | (504) 265-0421
Here’s what one customer says about Coquette: “Every dish was a well balanced pairing of local flavor and impressive culinary capacity. The way they put these dishes together is going to stick with me for a while. Everything was wonderfully paired with the other components on the dish. Perfect for a nice dinner on a quiet night. Stick around for dessert and the Amaro list. We will be coming back again!”
Herbsaint
701 St Charles Ave, New Orleans, LA 70130 | (504) 524-4114
Here’s what one diner says about Herbsaint: “The food deserve 5 stars, but I had to go with 4 because when we ate, almost everything was quite too salty. However we got there at almost 9pm with no reservation, and still they managed to give us a table, which was awesome. For VEGANS don’t be afraid to come eat here, the chef will prepare something at his discretion. And what I go it was Soo Good! My husband asked for 3 portion of short ribs, that’s how much he enjoyed them. My husband actually returned a dish back because it was too salty, and we appreciate that we were not charged for it. Service could have been more personable, but no complaints.”
Nola Caye
898 Baronne St, New Orleans, LA 70113 | (504) 302-1302
Here’s what one customer says about Nola Caye: “My friend and I originally ordered brunch through Door Dash. The food was AMAZING! So, we decided to eat in for dinner. As visitors to New Orleans I will say NOLA Caye is a very nice place. The waitress was a little off beat at first(not the most pleasant),however she eventually was very good. Yes,a nice tip was left. The restaurant is very pretty and offers a subtle charm. I loved the brick walls. Our food was delicious. As a travel agent I will definitely recommend the restaurant to my travel clients visiting the beautiful city.”
Ruby Slipper Cafe
200 Magazine St, New Orleans, LA 70130 | (504) 525-9355
Here’s what on customer says about the Ruby Slipper: “We sat at the bar and had a really good waiter/bartender. The trifecta was amazing! Highly suggest. The Bloody Mary with bacon infused vodka was delicious.”
Oceana Grill
739 Conti St, New Orleans, LA 70130 | (504) 525-6002
Here’s what one diner says about Oceana Grill: “As always the food was great Maw Maw’s Cajun Breakfast never disappoints and pairs really well with their amazing Bloody Mary.”
Final Word
Martinis are one of the most elegant cocktails you can enjoy. The long neck of the glass makes for a perfect grip as you indulge in the restaurant or bar’s finest alcoholic concoctions. But where can you go in New Orleans to get a martini?
Before we end this, let’s go over some house rules when you’re out and about in the big city:
- Drink responsibly
- Never accept a drink from a stranger that doesn’t come directly from the bartender or server.
- Always have a designated driver or call a friend, family member, taxi, Uber or Lyft to get home.
Ready to get started? Bottoms up!
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If you’re looking to get funded for an idea, project or company, one of the easiest ways to do that is to get money from the government.
The U.S. government awards tens of millions of dollars a year to Americans who apply and get accepted for loan and grant programs. Could you be the next awardee? Read on to find out how it works.
How To Get Government Money
In this article, we’re going to tell you how to get money from the government via loans and grants.
Here Are the Best Grant Sites For Free Money
How Do You Borrow Money From The Government?
The way to get money from the government is to apply at the official federal website GovLoans.gov. This is a great resource that not only allows you to apply for loans but provides free information on how to fill out application forms and see monetary opportunities.
GovLoans.gov has several categories that you can find loans in, including:
- Agriculture
- Anti-Violence Efforts
- Anti-Hunger Efforts
- Business
- Disaster Relief
- Education Efforts
- Housing
- Military Assistance and more.
Instead of a loan, it’s best to see if you can get a grant, although you may only qualify for a free loan.
What Is A Free Loan?
A free loan is an arrangement that gives you money that you don’t have to pay back. The government may call it different things, primarily a grant.
With a free loan, once you’re approved you won’t have to worry about paying interest or even an origination fee like most loans. That’s why it’s called a free loan.
What Is The Easiest Government Loan To Get?
The easiest loan to get is a student loan. Of the two most common students loans, the most popular is the Direct Loan, which is easy to qualify.
The loans typically give you a 10-year grace period before you begin to pay for the loan, if you can’t get it forgiven by the government.
Final Word
Although the information is free to research, getting approved for.a government grant or loan is difficult in most cases. It takes a lot of time to complete the applications and you have to fit stringent requirements, but you can do it.
If you have a good proposal you can get free money from the government.
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In this time that we’re living in, paper money is not as popular as it used to be. And that’s alright as long as you have a digital wallet.
You might have heard of the term “digital wallet,” and be unclear about what we’re talking about. In this article, we’ll go over everything you need to know about a digital wallet, including what are some great options.
What Is A Digital Wallet?
A digital wallet is an electronic platform that allows you to send, receive and spend money digitally rather than in person. That means you don’t have to visit a physical store to purchase an item.
Having a digital wallet also means that you don’t have to be in the physical presence of someone to pay them or receive payment from them.
I personally use Apple Pay as my go-to Digital Wallet. I even pay one of my utility bills with Apple Pay because it’s convenient.
Perhaps you’ve heard of G Pay (Google Pay) or Apple Pay. Those are some of the more popular digital wallets, but there are more out there. All of the ones we will discuss offer secure transactions that are protected by high-tech encryption.
Here Are Some Of The Best Digital Wallet Options
If you’re interested in moving beyond some of the most well-known digital wallets, there are both payment apps and digital wallets that offer a lot more robust capabilities.
We’ll list some popular digital wallets, first then go into some payment apps.
Digital Wallets
- Amazon Pay
- G Pay (Google Pay)
- Samsung Pay
Is Amazon Pay Good To Use?
Amazon Pay is a viable option for customers who frequently buy from retailers and resellers who specialize in e-commerce. With Amazon Pay, you can easily access a payment portal that allows you to checkout in a matter of seconds.
How Safe Is G Pay?
Backed by Google, G Pay is a secure payment method that uses several layers of security infrastructures to help keep your account safe. Google Support says this about G Pay’s safety: “When you pay in stores, Google Pay doesn’t share your actual card number, so your information stays secure.”
Samsung Pay
Of all the digital wallets we’ve discussed Samsung Pay is the only one that doesn’t facilitate a way for you to pay your friends. Although that may change, the lack of this feature is a major lapse as of this writing.
With Samsung Pay, you don’t have to worry about paying any fees, but you will have to keep your phone up to date for maximum compatibility.
Payment Apps
When it comes to payment apps, some other digital wallet alternatives are:
Final Thoughts
Accessing your money has never been as easy as it is right now. All you need is a bank account and a smartphone and you can make any transaction just about anywhere. Why is this the case? Because of the digital wallet.
If you need a digital wallet that allows you to take care of all your money needs, I’d suggest Apple Pay, which is what I used. I give it the edge because of Apple Pay, which can be used to collect or pay money in your iMessages app.
For more money-saving content, stay with Nolafi.com, a New Orleans-based news and entertainment channel.
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There are some great ways to relax these days, but few things beat getting to travel on a weekend getaway. When you have to do it alone, you realize that it has its challenges, but it’s still fun.
As mentioned in our Travel Savings Guide, I’ve been traveling alone for most of my life. And I’ve traveled to places for and wide, including international destinations, tropical islands more.
How Old Do You Have To Be To Travel Alone?
When it comes to age, passengers who are 15 and over are permitted to fly on U.S. airlines alone. Kids ages 5 to 11 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian unless there are special circumstances.
How To Travel By Yourself And Have Fun
If you’re going to travel by yourself, you already know that it’s less expensive than traveling with a group or one other person. For that reason alone, the trip may be worth it.
We’re going to show you some great ways to travel alone and save money. And you don’t have to worry about feeling lonely[ you can meet a lot of people traveling alone. In fact, many people have said that they had more freedom traveling solo.
Buy Travel Insurance
To protect yourself in case the travel provider cancels your trip, you’ll want to purchase travel insurance. What you don’t want to do though is buy trip insurance from the airline, cruise line or tour operator you’re traveling with.
The reason is because those insurance plans are the worst. You need to buy from an independent trip insurer so that you’ll be impartially protected.
Read more about buying travel insurance.
Fly On A Budget Airline
If you really want to save on airfare, avoid the Uniteds and American Airlines of the world, and choose a budget airline.
Perhaps you know about Frontier Airlines’ all-you-can fly subscription, which makes sense if you travel a lot. Other budget carriers may not offer a subscription, but you can save up to 60% on your airfare by choosing low-cost airlines that fly in smaller or regional airports.
Don’t know of any budget airlines? Check out WhichBudget.com to research some carriers.
Let Loved Ones Know Where You Are
A good safety measure once you touch down is to let your family and friends know your location in a different city. You might want to ping your location to them on your phone or send them a text message with your hotel address.
Eat Like A Local
When you arrive at your destination, save money by asking for the restaurants that the locals prefer. Not only will you be sure to avoid the tourist spots, but it’ll be a lot cheaper.
As a bonus, eating where the local community eats will give you a chance to experience the authentic dining scene on its terms.
Final Words
Flying in and out of New Orleans is easier than ever after the Louis Armstrong Airport remodel.
New Orleans is a top destination for air travelers the world over. The reason? The city’s vibrant culture, top-notch cuisine and its many things to do and see.Looking to visit the Crescent City? Here’s the cheapest time to travel to New Orleans.
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What figures to be a great addition to the Magazine Street dining scene recently opened its doors: Dakar Nola, the latest offering from behind Senegalese Chef Serigne Mbaye.
“Tradition is at the core of everything we do at Dakar NOLA,” said Mbaye in a press release. “And it’s a place where every dish tells a story and nurtures the soul. We cannot wait to share our stories and traditions with you.”
Mybaye was recently on hand for the James Beard Foundation Awards, where he posted on his Instagram the following message:
“This past weekend at the @beardfoundation ceremony awards has been beautiful, inspiring, and eye-opening for me! I met so many culinary pioneers that I have admired for many years!”
He went on to say: “I truly experienced an unforgettable moment. Thanks to my whole team @dakarnola and the people of Nola! I appreciate all the support, I truly love y’all, and can’t wait to celebrate with y’all on Juneteenth.”
What Are Customers Saying About Dakar Nola?
Looking at the reviews, the restaurant has been getting favorable feedback. Here’s what one customer had to say.
“Run, don’t walk, to Dakar NOLA. Everything about the meal was exquisite. Of course the food was exquisite. Traditional Senegalese dishes with a touch of New Orleans and with moving stories behind them. The dishes were beautiful and original. The recommended wine pairings (from a nearby neighborhood store) were perfect. The restaurant is warm and beautifully decorated. The service was above and beyond. Chef Mbaye and his team made us feel like family. Truly a memorable meal!”
Where Is Dakar Nola Located?
Dakar Nola is located at 3814 Magazine St. New Orleans, La. Here is a map to help you find it.
Serigne is well known to the New Orleans dining scene as he has helmed pop-ups in the area over the past couple years.
Final Word
New Orleans has one of the best restaurant scenes in the Southeast, and with state of Southern cooking and an emphasis on the culinary arts at an all-time high, that’s saying something.
When New Orleans’ food is mentioned on a national level, it somehow always reverts back to gumbo, which is the best around, although the city’s eateries certainly represent those dishes well, there’s so much more.
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