The Times Picayune Dining Guide | Fall 2007

Dining Guide Brett Anderson’s Top 10 Best Places to Eat

No New Orleans restaurant this millennium has sat further ahead of the culinary curve than Herbsaint.  It is without question a fashionable restaurant, the first place many locals ever tried small plates that weren’t labeled tapes, not to mention sopprassetta made in-house.  Yet among the reasons Herbsaint is a great restaurant is that trendsetting is not its raison d’être.

Read more: The Times Picayune Dining Guide | Fall 2007

   

Houston Cronicle | Spring 2009

Cooking from the Heart of Cajun Country By Greg Morago

There are many things Cajun food is, but, more important, there are things it is not: It isn’t caked with spices so hot your mouth goes numb.

Read more: Houston Cronicle | Spring 2009

   

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