Best hole in the wall restaurants in N.O?

[ReasonableDoubt]

Juan's Flying Burrito

 

[SaintsFan11]

Jacquimo's on Oak Street.

That or Antoine's.

 

[Broadmoor74]

That or Antoine's.

Nice. I was going to say Commander's.

 

[SaintRob]

Casamento's & I second the Radosta's

also Praline Connection

 

[robsmith32]

if still there, Juneau's Po-boys, in marrero on corner of Ave A across from West Jeff High School.

 

[ULL_Scott]

Juan's Flying Burrito

Beat me to it. Best mexican food I've ever had is from there and they are consistent.

 

[ReasonableDoubt]

Beat me to it. Best mexican food I've ever had is from there and they are consistent.

Very much so.

Between that and Port of Call - two of my favorite places to go.

 

[Saint_on_Helium]

I don't know if Stein's Deli counts as a hole-in-the-wall (it's on the corner of Jackson & Magazine after all) but it sure feels like one when you're in there. And it is DELICIOUS!!!

 

[Mr. Blue Sky]

Coops is definitely a hole in the wall and the food is AWESOME!

went there today and had the Jambalaya Supreme-- it might have been one of (if not THE) best restaurant jambalaya i've had.. superb.

 

[feoinfunroe]

Coops is definitely a hole in the wall and the food is AWESOME!

...and when you go to Coops, stick your head in the window of Molly's next door and look at that Redskin's helmet hanging from the ceiling...could it be...Billy's? :tup2:

I like the Clover on Bourbon St, too.

 

[CoolBrees1]

"The Swamp Room" on Veterans for burgers....

 

[porculator]

Alibi

 

[bender12212]

after work after katrina i used to stop at Causeway Bar and Grill at 3am and get an awesome burger and cheese frieds...

they are kind of a one trick pony, but they are good.

 

[4saintspirit]

how about mandenas in midcity