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I'll ask around.

I'd like to know the usuals tho!

I called Ruth's Chris(Harrah's) on Tuesday and asked about reserving any seat in the bar. She said BOTH bars have been booked for over a month for SB Sunday.

We have a room in the Warehouse District for Sat and Sun...not sure where we'll land to watch the game but I will have the DVR going all day.

Does anyone know anything about the space that was once Kabby's?

Yvette wrote:Does anyone know who else besides the Royal Orleans is hosting a dinner/big screen, make reservations for, for the game. I know the usuals, but my daughter in law wants a reservation, not stand in line thing to get in.

I found the below link that has several events listed and I am sure more will be added.
I have also heard that Cafe Giovoni is doing something. Prytania Theatre has their thing, but I am sure it is full already.
I am torn between wanting to be in the quarter at a fun place vs hanging at a restaurant with boring people.

Btw Roux, Lucy's is always a fun place to watch the game in the Warehouse District. They project the game on a building next door, but the quality is not always good.
You always have Harrahs as an option too.

http://www.neworleanscvb.com/static/index.cfm?contentID=1352

I know of a private party that you can attend if you wish. Big screen TV...Food courtesy of J'Anita's. Balcony for the parades that day. Nothing fancy.

Just sayin.

Andrea's has a package. So does the American Sector at the WWII Museum, but they are sold out. I am going to watch at home as I've done all year - don't want to jinx the mojo! Lots of places are closing to give the staff the night off.

BobRSnow wrote:I know of a private party that you can attend if you wish. Big screen TV...Food courtesy of J'Anita's. Balcony for the parades that day. Nothing fancy.

Just sayin.

I am asking for my daughter in law. I will be out of town for the game, bringing king cake, beads, do rags, umbrella's and what ever else I can think of to the Vailians. Of course we will be dressed up in our Saints attire. They won't know what hit them up there in mountain country.

I would have loved to attend that private party with good food from J'Anitas and good fourm foodie friends. Thanks!

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Gourmondo wrote:Andrea's has a package. So does the American Sector at the WWII Museum, but they are sold out. I am going to watch at home as I've done all year - don't want to jinx the mojo! Lots of places are closing to give the staff the night off.

I know how you feel about the jinx....my husband, my dog and I dress alike for every game. Now we will be out of town, and my dog with my daughter in law. I have instructed her to make sure she puts his Saints attire on for the game.

Broussard's ran an ad today for food and "super size" tv screen for SB Special Event.