#delachaise

[thetomarrylibrary]

RECS: Found this amazing author for Tomarry and wanted to share - EclipseWing. Their writing is delicious! My two favs are: 1) before they convinced you life is war & 2) Inevitabilities. Can be found on AO3. Happy reading!

before they convinced you life is war by EclipseWingHarry's got the Imperius Curse tripping off his tongue and Tom's suddenly acutely aware of other people's emotions. 

Inevitabilities by EclipseWingTom and Harry are inevitable in any universe.OR: While Dumbledore and Grindelwald play their chess game across Europe, two young wizards form an unlikely friendship.

[hardheadproductionz]

Pic 📸 with @moemoneybaby & @hitemhardpoppa @ #harrahscasino @international_t_ #theteam #Delachaise #lightningentertainment #supremeclientele #hardheadproductionz (at Harrah's Casino)

[hardheadproductionz]

#Repost @moemoneybaby 💲7-22-18 #Delachaise cover by @wyvesh (at Seventh Ward, New Orleans)

[moemoneybaby]

The path we chose are for the the thinkers the doers and achievers! To lead you must learn to follow.... #Forever92nd #ForeverNinetySecond #F92nd #Delachaise #Moetivated

[daughtersofbeer]

Delachaise is a very special find in New Orleans. Located on Saint Charles Ave. in Uptown New Orleans, this local wine bar features a great selection of wine, craft beer and small plates. It is nicely appointed with a long wood bar, booths and chairs on the inside and a patio along Delachaise St. and overlooking Saint Charles Ave. outside, where strung lights and brightly coloured chairs add to its charm. Grab a seat at the bar and talk to the Parisan bar tender before it gets too busy. In addition to its capacious wine selection they offer a carefully considered craft beer menu with 6 taps and 30 bottles. We enjoyed the Lindemans Lambic Frambroise and the New Belgium Fat Tire amber ale as a starter with the Coriander-crusted duck breast, pork and Mediterranean apricot terrine. The Ommegang Hennepin farmhouse saison paired like heaven with the Shrimp Clemenceau - Louisiana jumbo shrimp in golden Thai curry sauce with crimini mushrooms, peas and brabant potatoes. If you have the time take the street car there and hop off at Louisiana. This appears to be a popular spot for locals and before long it quickly fills up with residents and students from Loyola University looking for a more sophisticated evening out.

[vibespost-blog]

Delachaise

Our new friend Megan told us Delachaise was a must-do, so we went there on our last day in the Lower Garden district - it's on the corner of St Charles and Delachaise. 

It looks really pretty on their website, but when you get there, it's lots of traffic and a drug-dealing sort of place (gas station) next to it. But no worries, we had a really good time anyways and the place is cosy inside as well, if you're not a patio-lover like us.

Wine list were huge, but no recommendations on the board, so it took us like 20 min to go through the menu. Finally settled for a Merlot from Oregon, which was reasonably priced and well temperatured. We went on a tuesday, which was smooth since the place is supposed to be packed on weekend. 

So: Go here if you love wine, patios & nice lightning.

Don't go if you are into beer and basketball. 

ps. the food looked really good as well.