Dinner for six. Medium pizza, a calzone and a roll. Service was average.

Really, if you come to New Orleans without making a stop at the French Market for this delectable and famous treat, shame on you.

"Nuff said.

Not a stand-alone restaurant, but handles all the regular menu items just fine.

Buffalo Grill is a great place for a family meal. The servers are quick on their feet, there is plenty of room, & tables are easily moved together.

Plan on easy, limited menu selection. Burgers, sandwiches, and chicken dishes are standard here. A short list makes for quick delivery, and quick in and out.

I still hit this place every time I am in town. Although the recipe seems to have changed, I am not able to find chimichangas anywhere else that are similar.

I absolutely love the long green beans that are dry-fried. Simply excellent.

The quaint “Star of India” will always be in my memories as my first introduction to Indian cuisine. It is by this fine restaurant that I measure all subsequent Indian restaurants to.

The lunch buffet haseveral dishes which offer an nice range of Indian dishes, including chicken, lamb, vegetarian, and rande from mild to spicy. The staff is kind, and the owner is usually visibly overseeing daily operations, and happy to answer questions. The tables are set with starched white cloths, which is uncommon these days and definately sticks out in my mind.

I am a genuine Southern Girl with a lifetime of barbeque joints under my belt. From Memphis to New Orleans, and Florida to Little Rock, I have had all sorts, and Dinosaur comes darn close to the best! (Sorry guys, but the best goes to a tie between two places back home, that unfortunately, due to the family nature of the business, the staunch Southern stubborness of the owners to divulge the recipe, and the age of those folks, are sadly out of business.)
The Dinosaur cannot be beat for its genuine, honky tonk atmosphere, and its amazing pulled pork. Other dishes are great too, and I don;t believe there is anything on the menu I wouldn;t recommend.
Be prepared for a shoulder to shoulder, standing wait while the ultra-polite waitresses boogie around you, arms loaded with plates steaming and scheming to make your stomach growl. The wait is worth it my friend, and when you roll out stuffed, you will certainly agree.