JokersUpdates.com: BB HG Info - Justin Duncan's Seafood restaurant and other details.

It's called J's seafood Dock.

https://www.yelp.com/biz/js-seafood-dock-new-orleans

Its at 1100 N Peters St
Ste 25
New Orleans, LA 70116
French Quarter

t’s a chilly, overcast Wednesday afternoon when I slide onto a stool at Cajun Café at the French Market and order a warm bowl of crawfish etouffee. Usually, I would stroll right past this café and the other little eateries stationed on the river side of the Farmer’s Market, brushing them off as tourist traps with "Cajun" food.

But this time, I dip a spoon into the etouffee and, moments later, find myself gushing about the spicy stew. It is among the best I’ve tasted in New Orleans, and I am surprised to find it here.

The row of nine cafes, which run about the length of a block inside the food-market section of the French Market, were added as part of a four-year marketplace renovation project that ended in 2009, said Amy Kirk Duvoisin, marketing director for the French Market Corporation. Almost all of the cafes include countertop seating, and café tables have been added as recently as this year.

Many are attached to stands that have been around a lot longer, selling spices, cooking mixes, seasoned nuts and other specialty Louisiana products.

Tourists and locals will discover a rich mixture of backgrounds and recipe origins when talking with café owners.

Some tout strong New Orleans and South Louisiana roots, using traditional Cajun and Creole cooking methods and old family recipes in their dishes.

“My boiled crawfish are cooked with a Creole recipe from my uncle in Pointe a la Hache,” said J’s Seafood Dock owner Justin “J” Duncan.

http://www.nola.com/dining/index.ssf/2013/02/french_market_cafes.html

https://www.facebook.com/Js-Seafood-Dock-at-The-French-Market-244504012268248/

https://vimeo.com/60972015 (he's in the brown coat and hat)

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