New Orleans business roundup: What's open, moving and closed
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A lesbian bar, a vintage clothing shop and a used bookstore are among the newest additions to New Orleans' business scene.
Open
⚓️ Capt. Mary's Pub is a nautical-themed lesbian bar in the Marigny. Zalia BeVille, from The AllWays Lounge, owns it. (The Times-Picayune 🔒)
👖 Funky Priorities sells vintage clothing on Freret. (Instagram)
📚 Two Foxes is a used bookstore in the Fontainebleau area. (The Times-Picayune 🔒)
Moving
🛍️ Piety Market is moving from Hotel Peter & Paul to The Broadside next year. (Facebook)
🍩 Henry's Original Donuts & Café closed its Claiborne location and will reopen in a new space next year. (Instagram)
Coming soon
🥩 Kintsugi by Yakuza House will be in Dakar's former location on Magazine Street. (The Times-Picayune 🔒)
🥢 Tsang's Dim Sum & Bar opens Monday next to Whole Foods on Magazine.
🍴 Charlotte's, from the owners of Copper Vine, opens this winter in the former Etoile location, we're told.
🥖 Banh Mi Boys is opening a new concept on Oak Street.
☕️ Hidden Café will be a courtyard option in the French Quarter.
Closed
☕️ Perk Coffee on Rampart closed after two years. (Instagram)
Recent restaurant and bar openings
🍝 Daughter's Italian Restaurant, from the team behind La Petite Grocery, is in the former Upperline location.
🥒 Dom Zakuski is a Slavic pop-up in the Marigny.
🍸 The Cocktail Hour is an ambitious pop-up bar in the French Quarter from the Jewel of the South team. (Axios)
🥐 Cafe Alice is inside The Roosevelt.
🐔 Blazin' Hot Chicken is in Marrero.
🇵🇪 Inka, a Peruvian kitchen, is on Poydras Street.
🎉 Emeril Lagasse partnered with the Fairmont Hotel to open Delmonico Steakhouse and The Café by Emeril.
☕️ Coffee:
- Honey's on Magazine Street.
- Snake Oil in the Bywater.
- Congregation Coffee in the French Quarter.