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this is a discussion within the Saints Community Forum; I like ACME (one in the quarter at least), it's the only place that doesn't drown Rockefeller in spinach and cheese.... each their own I suppose...
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evil decepticon
Join Date: Apr 2012
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Re: Saints vs Chargers
I like ACME (one in the quarter at least), it's the only place that doesn't drown Rockefeller in spinach and cheese....
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Team Doctor
Join Date: Oct 2006
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Re: Saints vs Chargers
The only problem I have with ACME is that there is always a line. All I eat there is raw oysters and they get them from the exact same seafood company as every place on Bourbon Street. Raw oysters are raw, served on a bed of crushed ice with a thing of horseradish and a thing of coctail sauce and some lemmons and saltine crackers. How can you mess that up?
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evil decepticon
Join Date: Apr 2012
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Re: Saints vs Chargers
Originally Posted by poydras
There is a line but there is also a Hustler Club across the street! ![]()
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Re: Saints vs Chargers
Originally Posted by poydras
Raw oysters dont all come from the same place and depending on where they are harvested there is a big difference. Acme has its own reefs if im not mistaken and there is a big difference between their oysters and a place like say Dragos who also has their own (another place you cant miss on a visit best char broiled oysters in town. They invented them).P&J is another one. You can tell because there is a difference in salinity, texture, and size. I am not 100% sure acme has its own but i know dragos does. Felixs does not use p&J.I know for sure.
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Last edited by The Dude; 08-22-2012 at 12:26 PM.. |
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