Eric Marshall
Eric Marshall is originally from Houston, and has lived in New Orleans for the last five years.
He has his masters in Public History from UNO and has worked as a cook, teacher, and tour guide in the city. His chapter in "Say it Forward: A Guide to Social Justice Storytelling" chronicled his oral history project that interviewed individuals who relocated from New Orleans to Houston after Hurricane Katrina.
You can follow his garden and two shibas on instagram @theholyoaks or commiserate about the Pelicans and most anything @hotlunchplate on Twitter.
Timberlane Golf Course: A Legend Revived
When making a list of things to do in New Orleans, golf isn’t an activity at the top of most lists. During the pandemic, courses all over the city have seen more players than ever. One course in particular, Timberlane Golf and Recreation, has made quite an impressive comeback.
Let’s Mangu: This Dominican restaurant on the Westbank doesn’t miss
While the French Quarter is mostly focused on a certain type of food, the Westbank continues to support a growing variety of restaurants. The shopping center storefront where you can find Mangú is no exception. The small, family-run, Dominican restaurant is pound-for-pound one of the best in the city.
D’Locos Burgers serves up ‘crazy’ flavors with it’s Venezuelan street food
The hashtag underneath every D’Locos Burgers post is #wearecrazyandweknowit. After eating their food, you will see—that is no mistake.
Love Mid City Pizza? Check Out Bub’s Burgers in New Orleans
The Bub’s crew has been working hard smashing burgers in New Orleans since their first run in June at Mid City Pizza. They can be found
Here’s how to get meals, books for students and their families
Although schools are not functioning in a recognizable way, the communities that exist within the schools are still pushing to provide for each other.
Your Guide to the 2020 Lenten Fish Fry Calendar
Jumping from Fry-to-Fry is a great way to learn about other parts of the city, and the River Parishes too.
The best take-out spots along the parade route that will keep you reveling, catching
Fried chicken is the undisputed champion of the route, but these places offer a little extra beyond the staple classics.
Pho Noi Viet brings classic Vietnamese food in a family-run restaurant
Pho Noi Viet’s small red storefront on Magazine Street is a warm and welcoming place. The Vu family makes sure of that. Whether it’s classics or something special, you can always find something more than expected.
Dixie Chicken & Ribs: a hidden Lakeview gem with heart-warming homemade meals
Dixie Chicken & Ribs is like a holiday gift that is best shared. A place where the food and experience always provide the opportunity to enjoy yourself — whether it’s a quick bite during the workday or a meal with an old friend you might not see for a while.
Pepperoni Ray’s: homemade pizza, flavor and community in Gentilly
Gentilly doesn’t have many pizza options other than chains. Ray’s customers don’t mind that. He gives them everything they could ask for and more.