• Central City BBQ
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  • Central City BBQ
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  • Central City BBQ
  • Central City BBQ
  • Central City BBQ
  • Central City BBQ
  • Central City BBQ
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Central City BBQ

1201 South Rampart Street, New Orleans, LA 70113

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> Takeout Available> Delivery Available

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Where there’s smoke…there’s Central City BBQ. In 2016, Aaron Burgau, Marc Bonifacic and partners restored a building in historic “Central City” New Orleans. There they combined their passion for smoke, fire, and whole hog barbecue. With two fifteen foot big screen tv’s and our inviting outdoor patio, Central City BBQ is a great place to come eat, drink and hangout.

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1201 South Rampart Street, New Orleans, LA 70113

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icon-cuisine-typeCuisine Type
Barbeque
Southern
icon-meals-servedMeals Served
Lunch
Dinner
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Daily • 11:00 am-9:00 pm
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$$
icon-attireAttire
Casual
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Lot
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Full Bar
Outdoor Dining
Take Out Meals
icon-lounge-barLounge/Bar
Yes
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Yes
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Catering
Delivery
Private Dining
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Pitmaster, James Cruse

"A Hogs for the Cause champion is new pit master for Central City BBQ"
James Cruse Jr. has racked up some hefty honors in the competitive barbecue circuit, and he’s twice won the top food award in the most-watched New Orleans barbecue event, Hogs for the Cause. Now he’s taking on a different kind of food challenge. Central City BBQ has named Cruse as its new pit master, putting him in charge of the smokers and kitchen at the city’s largest barbecue restaurant. “My goal is to improve what we do here first and then introduce some of my own tweaks,” said Cruse. “There’s a lot that we can do that you just don’t see anyone around here doing.” Cruse doesn’t have much background in restaurants. The 41-year-old Arabi native has worked in sales and project management. His barbecue bona fides, however, are lengthy... To read the rest of the article about James Cruse, by Ian McNulty, head on over to theadvocate.com

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bbq, barbecue, barbeque, live music, entertainment, local fare, southern, private dining, catering, take out meals, full bar, delivery

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