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Subject: Re: Places in New Orleans...

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Larry Gehringer

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Date Posted: 04:13:33 02/14/05 Mon
In reply to: Lainey 's message, "Places in New Orleans..." on 21:11:22 02/11/05 Fri

In the warehouse district(one block up from the convention center) are two of my favorites. The New Orleans Music Hall (saw Carlos Santana there a few years back)and City Lights. The small bar between them has some awesome po boys, especially now during crawfish season.>I have only been to New Orleans a few times, and the
>few times I have been turned out to be non-stop
>drinking binges. It is a party town, especially if
>you visit Bourbon St.! There is also the French
>Quarter if you are looking for a more relaxed
>shopping/site seeing experience. If you guys do
>decide to visit a nice restaurant, go to a steakhouse
>called Dickie Brennen's. It is pricey, but the steak
>is one of the best I have ever tasted. All the
>waiters are in black tux's and cater to your every
>needs. Like I said I'm not too experienced with New
>Orleans, but hope those little things give you
>somewhat of an idea.

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