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"I've been to 4 of the six on your list in the recent past. Two weeks ago, I had an awesome fried oyster poboy at Old Tyme Grocery. The sandwich was so filling, I have no idea why I ordered fries to go with it. A few months ago I had an overflowing (and good) plate lunch at Dwyer's, a tasty gyro at Cedar's, and I picked up a birthday cake at Poupart's just yesterday. Didn't get a chance to have any, but really, there were many, many things (both sweet and savory) in the bakery that were quite tempting to try. Some of the breads looked to be to-die-for. It's not new, but Soop's in Maurice is still one of my favorite, unassuming but reliably good, off the beaten path kind of places. Last time we went to Black's in Abbeville it was a major, major disappointment. Perhaps new owners. If you like Thai food, then you have to go to Pimon Thai. Mmm, I'm hungry for some Tom Kai Gai and Pork Laarb right now! The Shrimp Pad Thai ain't too shabby, or try whatever the special of the day is. Coyote Blue is a new Mexican restaurant that ain't half bad. The sad thing is a mulititude of new chains have opened up. \n"
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