Where are the Best Cheap Eats in New Orleans, Louisiana?
Taqueria Corona served up the best Mexican food I had ever eaten, in any city. I’ve never been to Mexico, but that’s still saying something. Everything was perfectly seasoned, with minimal grease and ideal texture. Vegetables were fresh, cheese was of high quality, beans were cooked to perfection, meat was well-marinaded, and no one spice, such as cumin or chile, overpowered as sometimes tends to happen. The chorizo was the most balanced and best textured I have ever had, in fact, that taco was the best to have ever passed my lips; it’s a must-try. Service, however, was inattentive (at least as compared to what I’m used to in New Orleans), and this was at a time when the restaurant was not busy. Combined with the presence of a loud and obnoxious party of college students two tables over, it detracted from what would have been a great experience. Perhaps things are better closer to peak hour.
The beer menu here is impressive, Nirvana for aficionados of foreign brews both popular and obscure. The plain-spoken, picnic-table feel of the main room is conducive to casual, chatty conversation, and the gaming area provides its share of diversions. The big drawback? Fighting your way through the throngs of (mostly) college kids at the bar to order your drink of choice requires triathlon-level endurance and “Survivor”-style ruthlessness. Also a good place for cheese fries and other sturdy bar grub.Pros + Extensive Selection, Game Room, Bar FoodCons – Crowds easily, Bar Crowded
Coming from cali ,my bestfriend and i drove to Big Easy.Dont ever do it Texas is a drive you just don’t want to do.but, anyway..Knowing How much we love Mexican Food,we found this place,and i highly suggest that this is one of the many stops u go to,And get ur GRUB on,I tell everyone that goes there about this place..and the responce when they get back was Thanx you,for making my taste buds so happy…Jerky chicken/Shrimp burrito…..#1Pros + inexpensive, great locationCons – , need one in Cali
