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Chef Donald Link’s Herbsaint Restaurant is located on historic Saint Charles Avenue along the streetcar line and features French-inspired cuisine with a distinct Southern influence. The 2007 James Beard Award winner for Best Chef: South, Chef Link creates classic dishes like Duck Leg Confit and Steak and Frites, along with Southern staples such as Grits and Dark Roux Gumbos.  More

Chef Link and co-owner Chef Stephen Stryjewski, embracing the old style traditions receive whole pigs and oversee an in-house Boucherie, creating boudin, andouille, smoked bacon, and head cheese. The menu also features handmade crawfish pies, rabbit & dumplings, and spoon bread with okra & tomatoes.  More

Inspired by old world meat markets, Chef Donald Link + partners Chef Stephen Stryjewski + Chef Warren Stephens’ new Cochon Butcher in the Warehouse District specializes in house made artisan meats + sausages. Salumi Expert Kris Doll makes all salumi on premise. The store also offers Cajun specialties from Link’s heritage like Boudin, Andouille, + Tasso.

Located just one block off Bourbon, 400 Dauphine has a history of being the spot “where there's always something goin' on”. Our extensive and constant menu includes breakfast, burgers, po-boy's & steaks at the most affordable prices in the French Quarter. All served 24 hours a day, it's just natural that Déjà vu is a favorite and a staple for locals and visitors alike.  More

Pho is the most popular Vietnamese dish that is healthy, light and rich with flavor. By dining at Pho Orchid, you won’t have to travel to Saigon to experience the wonderful flavors of this simple Vietnamese delicacy.

"Serving Locals and Tourists Since 1966" Short Stop is a place where the locals go to meet with family and friends. Short Stop has so many poboys to offer, shrimp, oysters, catfish, crawfish, meatballs, hot sausage, hamburgers and an array of cold cut poboys to name a few. Come on in and get in line, you won't wait long the service is quick.

I Hope "the Store" I have created can become a place for New Orleanians to gather, get out of the field for a while, have breakfast or lunch and maybe even some colorful conversation.