Where the Natives Feast in New Orleans: A Secret Guide to Local Restaurants

By Jamie Menutis and Debby Hirsch Wood

A quick and easy guide that tells you where the locals in New Orleans go when they want a great meal. New Orleans is a town filled with fabulous food and finding just the right restaurant can be an... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0971602700
• ISBN13: 9780971602700
• Release Date: January 2002
• Publisher: Jamie Menutis
• Length: 133 Pages
• Weight: 0.40 lbs.
• Dimensions: 7.5" x 0.3" x 4.5"

Customer Reviews

ATTN: VISITORS TO NEW ORLEANS

Oh! How I wish I had had this book a few years ago when we gave a party for more than 150 "mostly New Yorkers" at a grand hotel in the French Quarter.It would have saved me a lot of talking and direction writing (which can be a real chore in this Crescent City). I would have gone out and purchased a copy for each couple and felt that "WHERE THE NATIVES FEAST" written by Jamie Menutis and Debby Hirsch Wood was a real bargain and a GREAT souvenir for all the guests!Our guests really didn't want to eat where the tourists go; after all, they were young executives from the Big Apple who wanted the "insider track" on the "Big Easy".This slim, easy to carry, book is filled with on-the-mark descriptions of each restaurant and its menus, to a point where some of MY super-secret places were too well described!! Thanks gals! The cover of the book is a delight; the setup (especially the printing of several maps for getting around New Orleans) is true genius in style and usage. And as lagniappe i.e. "gravy", the inclusion of some recipes allow the out-of-town reader to stock up on a few spice items before going back home.I can't recommend this book more highly than 5 stars, 6 beans, 7 diamonds and 8 forks! It's a winner all the way!