Fall Food Fests
Where New Orleans|November 2019
Thanksgiving may be the big November meal, but you’ll find lots to chew on around town in the weeks leading up to Turkey Day.
Fall Food Fests

Oak Street Po-Boy Festival

That noise rising from the Riverbend neighborhood Nov. 3? That’s the sound of thousands of po’boy fans munching on more than 60-plus variations of the city’s signature sandwich. From the traditional (hot sausage, fried shrimp) to the not-so (escargot, smothered rabbit,) to the way-out-there (pork belly-deviled egg, duck debris with goose-fat fried duck skin), there’s something for every appetite.

www.poboyfest.com

Tremé Creole Gumbo Festival

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