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Idk about the rest of Louisiana, but New Orleans gives warm, welcoming vibes(at least from this visit.)
Also, shoutouts to my home skillet @emilychasse, who was born and raised in NOLA and gave me a long list of her faves in NOLA. I can’t wait to check some more spots off the list!
