Casamento's Restaurant
4330 Magazine St, 70115-2737 - New Orleans
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American
Seafood
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Takeout
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Delivery
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Alcohol
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Cocktails
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Wheelchair accessible
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Casual
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Cozy
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Good for groups
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Contact Information
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Phone:
+1 504-895-9761
🌐 Website:
http://www.casamentosrestaurant.com/
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Address:
4330 Magazine St, New Orleans
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Google Reviews (10)
Best fried oysters in New Orleans. Family owned and operated in the fourth generation of ownership. Almost entirely tile interior, fastidiously clean.
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When you’re in New Orleans and you’re looking for oysters it doesn’t get any better than Casamento’s. This is old-school, classic New Orleans.
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Oysters were SO fresh and delicious! Cash only and totally worth a repeat visit!
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If you love oysters, you need to try here! Fried crabs are also very good.
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This place is the best. The oysters are tremendous, the sandwiches are huge and delicious, and the people who run it are just great. I will never go to NOLA again without eating here.
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Oysters from Casamento's were freshly shucked and delicious. The seafood gumbo was hearty, thick, and satisfying. I really enjoyed the classic feel of the place. Took a while to get seated but the service was excellent. Definitely worth stopping by if you enjoy oysters.
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Remains the go-to New Orleans place for oysters. They have a long history of sourcing the best. Raw, broiled, in stew...hands-down the best. Big, flavorful, perfectly prepared. Limited menu, but every choice great.
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Very nice cozy restaurant. Grilled oysters were excellent, as was the perfectly fried catfish. Staff is friendly and helpful with menu questions. Sorry I left my phone in the truck and couldn't get pics.
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Came here for the nostalgia. Saw it on diners driveins and dives twice. The owner is very nice. Had the charbroiled oysters, fried crab claws, and a local strawberry beer. Crab claws were good. They make them in a old pot and fry to perfection. The oysters were fresh, however i would recommend they use more butter and garlic and less cheese. Great spot on magazine street to eat. SPOILER ALERT: CASH ONLY
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Talk about nostalgia!! This place was so cool, and pretty much seemed unchanged from when it opened 100 years ago. A very seafood/oyster focused restaurant. It’s family owned and you can read about the family on the website. We were served by one of the twin daughters who helps her parents run the place. My boyfriend is an oyster lover and this is where he wanted to have them in NOLA. It was so cool to see the shuckers at work right in the front room, and man are they big oysters!! Make sure to bring plenty of cash!
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