Trying new places to eat is always fun in New Orleans. There are always so many new restaurants opening on a weekly basis. Opened earlier this year, J and I finally were able to try the offerings at Auction House Market.
The Market's lower level features a sleekly-designed, multi-vendor food hall with ten chef-driven concepts. Sip on coffee or a cocktail, and enjoy breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
I dined on the choice of two empanadas (chirizo Mexicana and mushroom/cheese) from Empanola. Both were delicious. It was accompanied by a side salad of mixed greens, craisins, sunflower seeds, feta cheese, and green goddess dressing. The meal was presented on a wooden board. I appreciate the presentation.
J dined on a crab salad and seafood gumbo from Elysian Seafood.
The space is airy, open and well-appointed. Vendors include: Aloha Lei, Alpha, Coast Roast, Elysian Seafood, Empanola, Happy Jaxx, Mac & Moon, Sola Deli, Tava, The Mayhaw.
Auction House Market is located at 801 Magazine Street across the street from Peche in the CBD (Central Business District).
The Market's lower level features a sleekly-designed, multi-vendor food hall with ten chef-driven concepts. Sip on coffee or a cocktail, and enjoy breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
I dined on the choice of two empanadas (chirizo Mexicana and mushroom/cheese) from Empanola. Both were delicious. It was accompanied by a side salad of mixed greens, craisins, sunflower seeds, feta cheese, and green goddess dressing. The meal was presented on a wooden board. I appreciate the presentation.
J dined on a crab salad and seafood gumbo from Elysian Seafood.
The space is airy, open and well-appointed. Vendors include: Aloha Lei, Alpha, Coast Roast, Elysian Seafood, Empanola, Happy Jaxx, Mac & Moon, Sola Deli, Tava, The Mayhaw.
Auction House Market is located at 801 Magazine Street across the street from Peche in the CBD (Central Business District).
Auction House Market, y'all!
