Amy Ruth’s Restaurant | New York, NY

Amy Ruth’s has been feeding locals, tourists and celebrities the best soul food North of Mason Dixon line for years. No trip to New York would be complete without a visit to this famous Harlem Southern cuisine hub. Named after owner Carl S. Redding’s grandmother, Amy Ruth Moore Bass, this Manhattan soul food spot brings [...]

Busy Bee Cafe | Atlanta, GA

In a land where soul food restaurants seem everywhere, Busy Bee threatens to rule them all. The food is greasy, fattening, and utterly delicious- as soul food should be. Daily specials are available and yes, for all of you chitterlings eaters, they serve them seasonally. Fried chicken, neck bones, short ribs, smothered chicken, [...]

Sweet Auburn Bread Company | Atlanta, GA

Located in the heart of Atlanta’s historic Auburn Avenue, Sonja Jones’s Sweet Auburn Bread Company is a small batch from scratch bakery serving homey, southern-inspired desserts, breads and pastries. Home of the Sweet Potato Cheesecake … fit for a President. We love the German Chocolate and Red Velet cake too! If you can’t make the trip to [...]

Creole Restaurant & Jazz Café, New York, NY

Great Creole cuisine (Blackened Spicy Catfish, Gator Etoufee, Creole Stew Chicken, Blackened Shrimp Napoleon, Sweet Potato Beignets, and 20 Gumbo variations)  by way of New Orleans. Live Jazz and R&B Wednesday through Sunday. Check website for cover charges, minimums and music policy.
Creole Restaurant & Jazz Cafe
201 E 118th Street
New York, NY
(212) 876-8838
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Good Eats: Olivier’s Creole Restaurant, New Orleans, LA

“Olivier’s is the epitome of Creole Cuisine.” The Louisiana Weekly
Located across from the House of Blues, this famed family owned establishment has been tempting the taste buds of patrons with recipes passed down through four generations, serving such classic dishes as Crawfish Etouffe, Creole Rabbit and okra gumbo. Voted “Best Creole Restaurant” by the editors of CitySearch.
Olivier’s Creole [...]

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