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[Kicks]

FIFY
No such thing as a Sugar Bowl Stadium ever existed.
Tulane Stadium is where the Sugar Bowl was originally played.

Tulane Stadium - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
History of New Orleans Football Stadiums

I know, I just used the name given on the press release.

I used to go to the games at the stadium. I was an usher and hotdog vendor at the Saints, Tulane, and Sugar Bowl games, as well as a few concerts there.

 

[Kicks]

Jax Beer

 

[buzd]

Ah, the Beer Store. It was so easy to get beer there when I was underage. We used to hang out in the parking lot across the street to drink whatever we bought. I loved that place.

We went to Saints Corner on Seventh (I think) and St Charles.

 

[FLIPPY]

 

[zatsnzapps]

Lived a block from there in the mid 80s.

 

[mikaloyd]

 

[BHM]

 

[St. Ouachita]

The Trampoline Place on Vets.

Flame-n-Burger on Vets

Aliens Nightclub, Fat City

Melius', Conti Street, The Quarter

 

[Blakejam]

you guy left out McKenzie's

 

[msusaintsfan]

you guy left out McKenzie's

I think they plan on re-opening again, LOL.

 

[B-Rich]

Some more shots from West End:
(1) Fitzgerald's in the 1970s.
(2) Augie's Del Lago, a huge place (also home for a while to Happy Buddha Chinese restaurant)
(3) Maggie and Smitty's Crab Net. Tons of cats hung out there.
(4) The OLD Bridge (original wooden) with shrimp boat and a Piece of Brunings. The planters and bench backs would indicate that this was AFTER they closed it to cars, but before the metal bike/pedestrian bridge was built.

 

[Kicks]

Here's another photo of Fitzgerald's

 

[LA_Steve]

Jimmys place

 

[LA_Steve]

Time Saver Saves Time Time Time Saver Come On.

 

[LA_Steve]

Mmmmmmm .Blackout Cake