They were driving the bacon truck long before the bandwagon hooked on, and Elizabeth's is rightly famous for its brown-sugar-coated praline bacon. If the quality's dropped a bit since that heyday and service leans toward perfunctory, this is still a solid choice, especially for breakfast or brunch, for the bacon and more. Like the rarely-seen fried chicken livers with pepper jelly, or bleu cheese oyster appetizer. The bananas Foster pain perdu is a perennial winner. The dinner menu is stacked with solid Southern staples: stuffed catfish, crab cakes (thumbs up), an impressive and well-priced ($25) smoked ribeye. Dessert? More praline bacon, please.
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Elizabeth’s
601 Gallier St
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Neighborhood
Faubourg Marigny
Hours
Mon–Sun 8am–2:30pm, Mon–Sat 6–10pm
Phone
504/944-9272
Prices
Breakfast and lunch everything under $15; dinner $15–$26 (specials higher)
Cuisine Type
Creole
Web site
Elizabeth’s
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601 Gallier St New OrleansNote: This information was accurate when it was published, but can change without notice. Please be sure to confirm all rates and details directly with the companies in question before planning your trip.