New Orleans restaurants announce plans to close in anticipation of Hurricane Sally as officials ask area residents to shelter in place
On Monday, with the Gulf Coast under a hurricane warning, many New Orleans restaurants and even grocery stores have announced plans to close Monday and Tuesday in anticipation of Hurricane Sally.
While the exact path of Hurricane Sally continues to shift, mandatory evacuations have been issued for areas in Southeast Louisiana and beyond, including neighborhoods in Orleans Parish that are located outside of the levee protection system. The City has suspended transit services, stopped flights in and out of Louis Armstrong International Airport, and closed schools for Tuesday.
As such, many New Orleans restaurants and grocery stores have closed for the remainder of today, Tuesday, or both. Below, find a list of restaurants and grocery stores that have announced they’ll be closed today or tomorrow. Know of another restaurant closing? Email nola@eater.com. This list will continue to be updated.
NOTICE: We will CLOSE our stores Tuesday, Sept. 15 due to anticipated effects from Tropical Storm Sally, with normal...
Posted by Robért Fresh Market on Monday, September 14, 2020
Bacchanal: Closed Monday
Blue Oak BBQ: Closing at 3 p.m. Monday
Brigstens: Closed Tuesday
Bywater Bakery: Closed Tuesday
Church Alley Coffee Bar: Closed Tuesday
Cochon: Closed Tuesday
Commander’s Palace: Closed Monday
Crescent City Farmers Market - Tuesday Uptown market canceled
Junior’s on Harrison: Closing at 8 p.m. Monday and Tuesday
La Petite Grocery: Closed Monday and Tuesday
Mojo Coffee House: Closed Monday night
New Orleans Food Cooperative: Closing at 6 p.m. Monday, Tuesday hours tbd
Peche: Closed Tuesday
Pythian Market: Closed Monday, Tuesday tbd
Robert Fresh Market: All locations closed Tuesday
Shaya: Closed Monday and Tuesday
St. Roch Market: Closed Tuesday
Toups’ Meatery: Closed Tuesday
Willa Jean: Closed Monday night and Tuesday
Source: Eater New Orleans - All
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