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Rock ‘N’ Bowl

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[2006.01.13] Diversey River Bowl

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Diversey Rock ‘n Bowl

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Diversey River Bowl

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Diversey Rock N Bowl ~ Chicago, IL.

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One Response to “Rock N Bowl Restaurant – New Orleans”

  1. Jacques Imo’s, Mosca’s, Irene’s, Dick and Jenny’s and, although it is not a restaurant, Rock N Bowl on Thursday is Cajun Night with a live Cajun band, bowling, etc. I know what you are thinking but, unless you have experienced it, you won’t know what you are missing. Also, do not combine (same night) Rock N Bowl with any of the above restaurants. It can’t be done. If you are drunk at 3 in the morning, walking out of the Quarter (Bourbon Street) there is Krystal on your left or Ali Baba next door to Pat O’Brien’s. Lunch at Galatoire’s is special too. If you go, ask about their book that includes a picture and story of a special man (Lee McDaniel) who waited tables and died a few years ago.

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