If I knew of that place I'd move there Cheflyon. :)

Hello Chef, I recently took a vacation in my own city. I stayed at the Intercontinental Hotel. It is nice, but the interesting thing is that most of the employees come from other countries. The girl at the front desk was from Germany. Someone was from Turkey, as well as other countries. If you have to have whole foods when you come to NOLA, there are two places for that. The first is whole Foods on Magazine Steet and the other is in the Howard Triangular building. It might be called the Garden of Eden. If you want to fine dine, I recently ate ate this new restaurant called MILA. The owners are James Beard Winners. I liked their use of local ingredients. I had this desert made from Muscadine Wine. If I had to quess how it was made, I would say that they blended the wine with a Gelatin and added marinated orange peel. It was delicious. Also, I'd have to recommend the old traditional restaurants. Antoine's, Gallatoire's. Commander's Palace,Ruth Chris Steak House (an New Orleans Original),and Acme Oyster House. Oh yea, if you can bypass the health issue, Brennan's for breakfast is over the top. Bon Appitite and Happy Trails, Caroline

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