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Tulane University Digital Library \ '; I Louisiana ·; Restaurant •••••••••••••• GUIDE •••••••••••••• By . f&~k~ b , . ,,. ,:•.iOr1 '"·~>'-"~'"' 1 mem ers of the 'l J fn""·1f J ' »- , rr i'lo'fi. J:'- ~ fi..,1,1JS1:~-l,1.~'l \,. ?-Lr"M'::, j.. LA· L0 u i si a n0 Restaurant Association 706 Cigoli Bldg, New Orleans 12 Revised Sept. '58 ABBEVILLE BATON ROUGE Candlelight Room Bob & Jake's Steak House 107 S. Washington 2647 Government St. ALEXANDRIA Bonanza Cafeteria 1709 Nicholson Drive American Grill 728 Lee Street The Brunswick Restaurant Hotel Bentley Capitol Cafeteria & Rest. Colonial Cafe Capitol House 6 N. Bolton Ave. Lafayette at Convention St. Fuzzy's Cafe Edwards' Orange Bowl 40 Bolton Ave. 128 W. Chimes Herbie K' s Oyster House Jack's Pizzeria 3515 Lee St. 6823 Airline Highway Lazarone's Drive In Jay's Barbeque 2847 Lee St. 4675 Government St. Lobster Island Cafe Howard Johnson's 335 Murray St. 7275 Airline Highway Reed & Bell Drive In Leon's Italian Kitchen 61 Mac Arthur Drive 2337 Weller Ave. BASTROP Log Cabin 8300 Airline Highway Arlie's Cafe Lorenzo Restaurant BATON ROUGE 4866 Government St. Alamo Plaza Restaurant Mike & Tony's Steak House 4163 Florida Ave. 1934 N. 21st Street Oak Manor Restaurant Alessi's Drive In Airline Highway 4951 Florida Ave. Piccadilly Cafeteria Baker's of Highland Rd. 214 N. Third Street 3347 Highland Road Sandwich Isle Bellemont Motor Hotel Rest. 2850 Florida St. BATON ROUGE (CONT'D) Derrick Drive In E. First St. Spinosa's Restaurant 4835 Florida St. Henley's Drive In 645 N. Pine St. Vel Rose Restaurant 4876 Airline Highway Lynn's Drive In E. First St. The Village 8464 Airline Highway Presley's Dairi-Creme BOSSIER CITY Royal Cafe W. First Street Amber Inn 1911 E. Texas St. EUNICE George's Po Boy Diner Frostop Root Beer & 2205 E. Texas Sandwich Shop Kickapoo No. 4 501 W. Laurel E. Texas St. at Benton Rd. GONZALES Rose Inn Coffee Shop 816 Traffic St. Dar's Restaurant 102 S. Burnside Stork Supper Club, Inc. HAMMOND CAMERON Casa de Fresa Dining Room Fred's Restaurant Main Street Di-Di-Wa Restaurant 1901 W. Thomas St. COVINGTON Imperial Cafe Hebert Grill ll2 E. Thomas St. 508 Boston St. Rush's 1722 W. Thomas St. DELHI Saljobar Restaurant JENNINGS Courthouse Cafeteria DERIDDER 207 E. Plaquemine City Cafe Leger's Coffee Shop N. Stewart St. 426 N. Main JENNINGS (CONT'D) Mrs. (Pop) Stinson's Cafe · 213 Jefferson Geo. B. Zigler Hotel Broadway & Nezpique Town House Hotel KAPLAN LAKE CHARLES Bouill ion Cafe A & W Drive In 106 W. First St. 3425 Ryan Street KENNER Aragon Drive In John Paul Drive In Airline Highway Bevo's 1532 12th Street LACOMBE Busy Bee Cafe Odder's Ranch House Rest. 929 Ryan St. LAKELAND Colonial Inn 915 Broad St. The Triple Arch Daugherty's Rest. LEESVILLE 504 Broad St. Buck's Cafe Frank & Bob's 601 Divis ion St. The Chef Rest. & Lounge Fred's Cafeteria The Burger Bar 1501 E. Broad St. LAFAYETTE The Green Frog Da Wabbit 736 Jefferson Joseph Guidry Cafeteria Don's Seafood & Steakhouse Jay's Bar-B-Q 301 E. Vermilion 1512 Second St. Evangeline Hotel Coffee Shop Johnnie's Cafe Evangeline Hotel 602 Mill St. Four Corners Restaurant Joseph's Drive In 1600 Cameron Street 1607 Ryan St. Poor Boy's Riverside Inn LeBlanc's Cafe Route #1 820 Ryan St. LAKE CHARLES (CONT' D) MANSFIELD Le Leux' s Chicken Inn Cha rlie's Restaurant 1710 Highway 14 The Chef Majestic Hotel Washington Ave. Gourmet Restaurant Mom 1 s Chicken Inn ll07 Arkansas Adams at Frankl in St. METAIRIE R. P. 's Bar-B-Q ~ ll08 E. Prien Lake Road Bruning's Restaurant ,j 1867 Orpheum Ave. Service Coffee Shop J 832 Ryan St. Swanson's Restaurant 1849 Orpheum Ave. Silver Counter Cafe 328 Ryan St. MINDEN Southern Cafe & Bar Imperial Hotel Cafeteria 101 Hodges St. 106 N. Broadway Southern Kitchen Tom & Mac's Drive In Homer Road 1217 E. Broad St. MONROE Tri-Way Cafe 2205 N. Highway 171 Hotel Frances Yellow Jacket Cafe Hemp's Cafeteria 1936 Broad Street 121 De Siaird St. LAPLACE Hollywood Drive In 903 N. 4th Street Airline Motors The Rendezvous, Inc. 1400 Louisville ,. Roussel's Tower Grill LUTCHER 201 Sterlington Road Abreo Brothers Virginia Hotel MANCHAC MORGAN CITY Middendorf's Moonlight Cafe NATCHITOCHES Casamento's Sandwich Shop 7130 Freret Street Nakatosh Cafe Commander's Palace NEW IBERIA 1403 Washington Ave. Del's Restaurant Crescent City Restaurant 1001 E. Main St. 1001 N. Broad Street Delmonico's Restaurant Gene & Gerald's 1300 St. Charles Ave. Hotel Frederic Diamond Jim Moran's Iberia Cafe 1 La Louis iane J 725 Iberville Street NEW ORLEANS Allgood Sandwich Shop, Inc. Finest Foods, Inc. 3434 Prytania St. (A & G Restaurants) Antoine's Restaurant California Co. Bldg 713 St. Louis St. 3153 Gentilly Blvd. 808 Metairie Road, METAIRIE 3000 Gentilly Blvd. Arnaud's Restaurant 24ll S. Carrollton 819 Bienville St. 1112 Canal Street 1501 Canal Street Arnold's Cafeteria & Caterer, Inc. 101 Canal Street Prytania & River 1615 Tulane Avenue #3. Westside Shopping Center Beach House GRETNA 8502 Pontchartrain Blvd. Ben's Cafe Frank's Steak House ,} 320 Carondelet Street 4523 Freret Street Brennan's Restaurant Galatoire's Rest. ] 417 Royal Street 209 Bourbon Street Broussard's Restaurant Gin's Meehong Restaurant 819 Conti Street 739 Conti Street Cafe du Monde Coffee Shop Gluck's Restaurant St. Ann & Decatur Streets 124 Royal Street Camellia Grill Half Moon Restaurant 626 S. Carrollton Ave. ll21 St. Mary Street NEW ORLEANS (CONT'D) Mother's Restaurant 401 Poydras Street Hal's Commercial Restaurant 834 Gravier Street De Soto Hotel 420 Baronne St. Happy Landing RFD #4 Jung Hotel 1500 Canal Street Harold's Cafeteria Hotel Monteleone 225 Jefferson Highway 200 Royal Street Hauer's Restaurant Hotel New Orleans 822 Gravier Street 1500 Canal Street D. H. Holmes Restaurant Pontchartrain. Hotel 819 Canal Street 2031 St. Charles Ave. Johnny's Restaurant Hotel Roosevelt 1000 N. Rampart St. 123 Baronne Street Kolb' s Restaurant St. Charles Hotel 125 St. Charles Ave. 211 St. Charles Ave. Krauss Luncheonette Nick's Restaurant 1201 Canal Street 612 Julia Street The Krystal Co. Pascal's Manale Restaurant 1838 Napoleon Ave. 109 Royal St. 104 University Place T. Pittari Restaurant 140 St. Charles 4200 S. Claiborne Ave. Lenfant's Caterers Playland Amusements, Inc. 5326 Canal Blvd. Pontchartrain Beach Martin Bros. Inc. The Rendezvous 5838 Chef Menteur Highway 901 Canal Street Morning Call Rockery Inn French Market 7039 Canal Blvd. Morrison Cafeterias, Inc. Restaurant Sclafani 4532 Palmyra Street Masonic Temple Bldg. 918 Gravier The Steak Pit Chef Menteur Highway 609 Bourbon Street NEW ORLEANS (CONT' D) RUSTON Thompson's Restaurant Lincoln Courts Dining Rooms 133 St. Charles Ave. SPRINGHILL Toney's Spaghetti House 210 Bourbon Street Pickett's Cafeteria Tranchina's Restaurant SHREVEPORT 729 Common Street Ablon's Restaurant Tujague's Restaurant 420 Marshall St. 823 Decatur Street Alamo Plaza Chicken Shack Turc i' s !tal ian Restaurant 3801 N. Market Street 914 Poydras Street Bamboo Restaurant 2004 Centenary Blvd. Valloft & Dreux, Inc. Mrs. Bayer's Bakery Monteleone Hotel Lobby 1324 Louisiana Ave. Nat'l Bank of Commerce Bldg. Bayer's Charcoal Grill Wallace & Raoul 1621 Kings Highway 3201 Elysian Fields Big Chain Cafeterias Wise Cafeterias, Inc. 909 S. Jefferson Davis Pkwy. Captain Shreve Hotel 408 Market Street Ye Olde College Inn 3016 S. Carrollton Ave. Chat & Chew Cafe 4250 Greenwood Road OAKDALE The Chef Bertie's Eat Shop 519 E. Kings Highway llO 6th Ave. El Chico Nu 6 OPELOUSAS 2127 Greenwood Road Palace Cafe Cotton Boll Grill 2440 Southern Soileau's Place The Country Kitchen PONCHATOULA 1004 Busby Street The Coffee Pot Foley's Pioneer Barbecue 160 W. Pine Street 2818 Greenwood Road SHREVEPORT (CONT' D) Smith's CrossLake Inn 5301 S. Lakeshore Fox's Restaurant 820 Louisiana Ave. Sutton's Finest Foods 1502 Texas Avenue Jay Hawk Restaurant 1315 Louisiana Tic Toe Grill 1532 Line Avenue Kickapoo No. 3 Courts & Cafe 57 40 Mansfield Road Triple X Drive In 2756 Greenwood Road MeNees' J. B. Beaird Cafeteria 6200 St. Vincent Street Washington Youree Hotel Morrison Cafeterias SLIDELL 312 Texas Street White Kitchen Texas Eastern Bldg. u. s. #1 & #190 Murrell's Grill 175 E. Kings Highway SULPHUR Nanking Cafe Dob's Drive Inn 610 Milam Street 1704 Ruth Street Pedro's Drive Inn Greyhound Cafe 2645 Linwood Ave. 209 W. Napoleon Sansone's Italian Restaurant 1025 Spring Street THIBODAUX Seven Seas Restaurant Bilello's Restaurant & Lounge 3815 Youree Drive Landry & St. Mary Streets. .
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