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That New New: NOLA’s New Restaurant Openings In June

'That New New' is a look at what's new and what's fast approaching in New Orleans' restaurant scene. See the new restaurants for the month of June.

by Alex Galbraith | June 29, 2018

New Orleans’ food-based culture is both a blessing and a curse. It blesses us with culinary options well above those found in other cities of this size, but forces us to confront our human limitations on a daily basis. Our eyes are bigger than our stomachs and both of those are bigger than our brains.

What we’re saying is this: it can be hard to remember everything that’s opening in a city with a food scene as always-on as New Orleans. That New New aims to keep you aware of all of the new restaurants to know about and the upcoming openings to keep an eye on.

Let’s start with the ones who have opened their doors:

Trilly Cheesesteaks

Trilly Cheesesteaks
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Getting there
3735 Ulloa St, New Orleans, LA 70119, USA
Hours
Mon Closed
Tue-Thu 11 AM – 9 PM
Fri-Sat 11 AM – 11 PM
Sun 11 AM – 9 PM
More Info

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This sandwich spot jumped into an already crowded corner of Mid City. The hoagie slinging storefront was dreamed up by owner Chris Beegle, who moved his sandwich pop-up into a proper storefront after the crawfish kings at Clesi’s opted to move out of the spot next to Banks St. Bar.

True to its pizza-and-beer adjacent location, Trilly is currently only serving dinner. The spot opens at 5 and keeps going until Midnight, but they plan to extend hours in the near future.

Deanie’s

Deanie's Sea Food Kitchen
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Getting there
2200 Magazine St, New Orleans, LA 70130, USA
Hours
Mon-Tue Closed
Wed-Thu 11 AM – 7 PM
Fri-Sun 12 – 8 PM
More Info

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This Bucktown institution expanded earlier this month, opening a new outpost in the former home of Charcoal’s Gourmet Burger Bar on Magazine St. The new restaurant brings the total number of Deanie’s in the metro area to three.

Mahony’s

Mahony's Po-boys & Seafood
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Getting there
901 Iberville St, New Orleans, LA 70112, USA
More Info

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While we’re talking expansion, these po-boy peddlers have opened up a new location in the French Quarter. Their bringing their less-than-traditional twists (the seafood and bacon-combining Peacemaker) and their classic sandwiches and putting them alongside etouffee and gumbo offerings in new Iberville St. digs.

10 Foot Pizza

10 Foot Pizza
Getting there
740 N Rampart St, New Orleans, LA 70116, USA
Hours
Mon-Wed 12 PM – 2 AM
Thu-Sat 12 PM – 4 AM
Sun 12 PM – 2 AM
More Info

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The pizza is surely one reason to stop by this new late-night spot near Armstrong Park, but most people walk away talking about the décor. The bar and pizza place appears to be built under the branches of a giant tree and the vibe is suitably clubhouse.

Longway Tavern

Longway Tavern
Getting there
719 Toulouse St, New Orleans, LA 70130, USA

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The brains behind Barrel Proof put a new restaurant in one of the cities oldest buildings. Elevated tavern food is on offer in the building and courtyard that was erected along Toulouse St way back in 1794.

Pythian Market

Pythian Market
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234 Loyola Ave, New Orleans, LA 70112, USA
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The high-end food court concept that’s found success along St. Claude heads down to a spot closer to where the yuppie set lives and works. Vendors from across the city fill out the new CBD spot with food options from around the world.

2 Vegan Chefs

Vegan Chef NOLA (Lakeba Angelle) and Chef Ra (Joseph Robinson) make up the vegan soul food duo, 2 Vegan Chefs.
1625 Baronne St
Getting there
1625 Baronne St, New Orleans, LA 70113, USA

The brainchild of Vegan Chef NOLA and Chef Ra is serving animal-product-free and surprisingly hearty takes on classic soul food dishes in Central City.

Madam’s Modern Kitchen + Bar

Madam's Modern Kitchen And Bar
Getting there
1300 Canal St, New Orleans, LA 70112, USA
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Madam’s is nestled in the B on Canal Hotel and pouring bottomless mimosas for brunch on the weekends. In the evenings, Madam’s has “Red Light Specials,” paying homage to the location’s history in the Red Light District. But beyond the brunch and booze, you’ll find yourself salivating at the seafood selection on the menu. Saunter, sashay or stroll into historic Storyville for this joint. -Clint Durrett

COMING SOON

Insomnia Cookies

7527 Maple St
Getting there
7527 Maple St, New Orleans, LA 70118, USA

The open-late cookie chain is opening a new location on Maple Street in the coming months. Typically, the late night sweets chain stays open until around 3 a.m. to cater to the cravings of bar-goers and cramming students alike.

Catalino’s

7724 Maple St
Getting there
7724 Maple St, New Orleans, LA 70118, USA

Also coming soon to Maple Street in July, Guatemalan cuisine will be served up in this Carrollton spot once occupied by Hummus. Catalino’s plans to open within weeks and are providing updates via social media. The restaurant posted a menu on its Facebook page.

Barrow’s Catfish

Barrow’s Catfish - Earhart
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Getting there
8300 Earhart Blvd Ste, New Orleans, LA 70113, USA
More Info

Barrow’s Shady Inn is one of several pre-Katrina restaurants making its long-awaited return to the city. Gabrielle started selling Cajun fare again to fans late last year and fiends for this seafood restaurants acclaimed fried fish won’t have to wait much longer for this restaurant to open in new digs on Carrolton and Earhart.

CLEO’S

117 Decatur St
Getting there
117 Decatur St, New Orleans, LA 70130, USA

This 24-hour lifesaver of a Middle Eastern restaurant and convenience store recently moved onto Canal St. But the big moves aren’t over for Cleo’s. They plan to open another outlet on Decatur St in the French Quarter in the next month or so.

FRANCESCA

515 Harrison Ave
Getting there
515 Harrison Ave, New Orleans, LA 70124, USA

Koz’s primo spot on Harrison Avenue couldn’t sit empty for long. The Lakeview haunt will become an Italian restaurant and it’s expected to open in coming weeks.

MIDNIGHT NOODLE

914 Union St
Getting there
914 Union St, New Orleans, LA 70112, USA

Beloved pop-up Midnight Noodle will close out the end of June by finally settling into a permanent home inside the Catahoula Hotel.

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