Boil Seafood House

Seafood restaurant · East Riverside

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Where to Eat Oysters Outside in New Orleans | Eater New Orleans

"Love this locally owned gem on Magazine Street, with its creative approach to flavored seafood boils. BOIL Seafood House excels at all things seafood, including offering a dozen oysters for $16. With its Viet-Cajun approach to flavor, diners can order a choice of seasonal seafood that includes local crustaceans and mussels, Dungeness crab and clams. Then pick a sauce, ranging from a fruity Caribbean blend to Cajun or garlic butter and select the spice level, from low to three alarm." - Beth D’Addono

https://nola.eater.com/maps/best-oysters-restaurants-patios-outdoor-new-orleans

3340 Magazine St, New Orleans, LA 70115 Get directions

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