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For more on New Orleans, check out the Hangry Backpacker’s New Orleans Travel Guide. For some good pizza in NOLA, check out this review of Pizza Domenica.

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New Orleans is world renowned for its food and fine dining, with the go-tos and staples garnering most of the attention. After years, the mainstays – Commander’s Palace, Galatoire’s, Brennan’s and many others – are largely still doing the same thing, sticking to traditional New Orleans fare. That isn’t to say that you won’t enjoy a phenomenal meal – probably one of the best you ever eat – at all of these places. They have earned the reputations which precede them. But maybe it is time to try some New Orleans food with a twist, something a little different.

For an experience with equally upscale food but a change from the typical lists of roast duck, veal chop, étouffée or fresh-caught gulf-whatever-fish, Sac-a-lait offers an alternative. [Read more…] about Eating New Orleans: Sac-a-lait

Eating weird and unusual food in Southeast Asia is part of the experience for many travelers. Unusual food that is absent from menus at home is common in Southeast Asia, and it isn’t there just for the amusement of wide-eyed tourists. Locals actually eat – and enjoy – this stuff!

From critters and creepy crawlies to organs and strange local delicacies, weird food is abundant in Southeast Asia. Here are ten weird and unusual things to eat in Southeast Asia from experienced travel bloggers and curious eaters: [Read more…] about Weird and Unusual Food in Southeast Asia