@atmosfy's Review of Tony Seville's Pirates Alley Cafe & Old Absinthe House - New Orleans, Louisiana

French quarter New Orleans. Tony Seville's Pirate's Alley Cafe, an old absinthe house in the French quarter. Start with traditional New Orleans absinthe drip not a casual cocktail stop. Irene as in the French quarter start with the bread pudding warm room this one surprised me. Galatoirs on Bourbon Street in the French quarter, order oysters Rockefeller formal, old school, not casual. Okay, Gabrielle Restaurant is coming and hot with oysters habe. Look at that creamy bite getting lifted right out of the shell. Then yeah, this BBQ shrimp pie gets sliced open, and the shrimp and sauce center is fully on display. And at Cafe Beignet on Royal Street, it is all about the classic powdered sugar bagnets. Like look at that pile of sugar in those soft, puffy squares next to the ice coffee. More like these on atmosf