Bayona

New Orleans, Louisiana

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Bayona

Goat cheese crouton with mushrooms in Madeira cream, Caribbean pumpkin soup with coconut, or smoked duck sandwich with cashew peanut butter and pepper jelly. These are just three of the tantalizing "New World" cuisine options available at Bayona, one of the most progressive restaurants in New Orleans, located in a 19th-century Creole cottage. And for dessert, how about chocolate-bourbon panna cotta or mango cheesecake flan with pistachio crust?

Useful Information

Address: 430 Dauphine Street, New Orleans
Phone: +1 504 525 4455
More Info: www.bayona.com
Opening House: Tue & Wed 5pm–9pm; Thu–Sat 11:30am–1:30pm / 5pm–9pm
More Info: www.facebook.com/BayonaNOLA

Dining

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Acme Oyster House

Acme Oyster House

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Antoine's Restaurant

Antoine's Restaurant

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Zea Rotisserie & Grill

Zea Rotisserie & Grill

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Mr. John’s Steakhouse

Mr. John’s Steakhouse

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Cochon

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Bayona

Goat cheese crouton with mushrooms in Madeira cream, Caribbean pumpkin soup with coconut, or smoked duck sandwich with cashew peanut butter and pepper jelly. These are just three of the tantalizing "New World" cuisine options available at Bayona, one of the most progressive restaurants in New Orleans, located in a 19th-century Creole cottage. And …

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Bourbon House

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Broussard's

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