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Businiess name:
Lilette
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Review by:
Anthony W.
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Lilette Restaurant of New Orleans is a small bistro in Uptown New Orleans offering French-Italine cuisine. It's located at 3637 Magazine Street. They have a website http://www.liletterestaurant.com/ www.liletterestaurant.com, that should answer most of your questions. I enjoyed my visit to the webpage just now as it refreshed a lot of the things I would have forgotten otherwise. I am not sure if reservations is required, but you can make them online if they are. We always made reservations. To me, this place is the ultimate in fine dining. I say that because the place is small and everything just seems so "right." I love the prcies, as the prices are not bad at all especially for this type of place. For food choices I always get appetizers because I don't eat much. I like the eggplant crisps with skordalia, oven dried roma tomatoes, basil and oil cured olives, the duck confit with baby greens and Vidalia onion vinaigrette, and the white truffle parmigiano toast with wild mushrooms with marrow and veal glace. I have each of those on a previous visit and loved every bit of each of them. They serve a variety of items for you to choose from, so I am sure you will find something to your liking. I love this place so much, that's it's my favorite in New Orleans. Of course, it helps that I go to New Orleans frequently!
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