"Cross the Huey P. Long Bridge to the West Bank and keep going, and going, until you get to Mosca’s, an esteemed family-run Creole Italian roadhouse that sits along a dark stretch of Highway 90 West. Opened for business in 1946, the unchanged menu includes garlic-infused specialties like barbecued shrimp, baked oysters, and of course the Chicken ala Grande, roasted with tons of fresh garlic, herbs, and white wine." - Beth D'Addono, Clair Lorell
Mosca’s Restaurant