hobotiger

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Safta’s Table

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Agreed, we've been a couple of times and it's good, but not great.

I will be very surprised if it lasts.


Dr Jones blows Saftas table out the water

A little less, tax rate on meals is 8.5 to 9% in Augusta

They used to be located where Vincent's on St Charles is.

I ate there years ago, like maybe early 90s.

Been windy all week and highs in the mid 60s.

Wind picked up a few hours ago and finally started to rain.

I'm two blocks from the ocean in NJ, hopefully we don't lose power, not worried about flooding here, we didn't flood during Sandy

She wasn't really in much else of note.

Meadow Sisto, older sister of Jeremy Sisto.

I love where our place is by the Fair Grounds.

Two block walk to Canseco's, Cafe Degas, Terranova's, The Bell, Santa Fe, 1000 Figs, Swirl wine shop,, Liuzza's By the Track.

Can walk to bayou St john, City Park, Pal's.

And for jazz fest the neighborhood is right there for 8 days and it quiet the rest of the year.

One of my favorite places. I'm over by the track and not too excited about the move. It only adds five minutes of drive time for me but I have a feeling that will be five excruciating minutes lol

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That map to me says that mobility is a money issue and poor people generally stay close to family and take over family estates out of economic need

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This is a big answer, I met so many people after Katrina who had never left their neighborhood, let alone the city or state. They discovered a big world was out there.

I moved away for good in 2006, I cook the food I miss, and love the food here in NJ.

Louisiana, esp new Orleans isn't as cheap as it once was to live.

Yep, actually took a leisure class at LSU with my gf at the time, Cajun dance.

12 all in one day

It's +, I watched the first episode on Prime them they want you to sign up for MGM+ for more