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LOUISIANA COOKIN'
February 2007
Chef Greg Collier's BBQ Oysters Featured...
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O : THE OPRAH MAGAZINE
March 2006
'Hometown Hero' Ralph Brennan and Red Fish Grill Featured..
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TOM FITZMORRIS
Restaurant Critic
Red Fish Grill Hooks Fresh Catch in Land of Tourist Traps
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TOM FITZMORRIS
Restaurant Critic
One of Ten Most Architecturally Interesting Restaurants
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CITY BUSINESS "One of New Orleans' Best Places to Work 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006" |
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WHERE MAGAZINE Best Seafood Restaurant
Where Magazine Readers Choice Survey, 1998, 1999, 2000 & 2001 |
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KNOXVILLE NEWS-SENTINEL
Décor in the restaurant in the French Quarter is fun and casual. But dont let that fool you: It offers serious New Orleans seafood cuisine.
Knoxville News-Sentinel, August 27, 1997 |
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TRAVEL & LEISURE
Red Fish Grill; Kids love the booths with views of the kitchen.
Travel & Leisure Family, Winter 1998 |
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ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT
Inside, the restaurant, opened in 1997, is funky-modern, with salmon and lime green walls, metal-sculpture fish and palm trees, even neon fish, hanging from the ceiling. Its friendliness surpasses even California-casual.
Arkansas Democrat Gazette, November 11, 2001 |
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SOUTHERN ACCENT
Recommended New Orleans Restaurant
Southern Accent, October 1998 |
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SOUTHEAST FOOD SERVICE NEWS
The kitchen is one of the major focal points at the Red Fish Grill. It is state-of-the-art with a hickory wood burning grill which imparts the restaurants signature rich, smoky flavor to all grilled items.
Southeast Food Service News, January 1998 |
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NEW ORLEANS MAGAZINE
A signature dish has emerged from the list of fin-fish entrees. Sweet Potato Catfish takes one of those mild, farm-raised fillets and coats it in mashed sweet potatoes, spices it up a bit, pan sears it and serves it over sautéed greens with a drizzle of andouille cream. This is a dish that tastes as good as it hypes.
New Orleans Magazine, May 1997 |
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LAGNIAPPE MAGAZINE
For my appetizer, I opted for the grilled oysters. I was served six oysters on the half shell, with a lemon butter sauce, which contained whole roasted garlic cloves. I tasted an oyster without the sauce and received the full impact of the grilling. The oysters disappeared all too fast.
Lagniappe Magazine, Lake Charles, Louisiana, March 7, 2002 |
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Golden Hammer Award, Commercial Renovation, District C
City of New Orleans, Nov. 1997 |
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Honor Award, Commercial Renovation
The American Institute of Architects, Nov. 1997 |
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Outstanding Project for Renovation
Louisiana Contractor Magazine, Dec. 1997
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