4750 Pontchartrain Drive
Slidell, LA 70458
Saint Tammany County
Phone: (985) 645-9009
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The Landing Bar & Grill, Hwy. 11, Slidell, LA. Great Food! Great People!
by Rex F. on The corner of 17th St. and 10th Ave. always struck me as a bizarre microcosm of NYC nightlife. Around the corner on 17th you have 1Oak, which I've always been curious about but have never even attempted to get into, because I'm not leggy, blonde and named "Gisele." Then you have Earth, which is perpetually stopping a decent-sized crowd at the door attempting to get in, consisting of 1Oak spillover and groups of average partygoers. Then finally you have Park, which is probably the most democratic of the 3, and my personal pick (you're reading this review aren't you?). There's no cover ever at Park and I've rarely seen a long line. This is not because no one comes here, rather that they can afford to let in pretty much everyone thanks to how freakin' huge the place is. Varying amounts of difficulty for the menfolk depending on how crowded it is inside, sometimes the bouncer will check you for not bringing women with you. And wear actual shoes to save yourself the hassle, smart guy. The first floor is equipped with two bars and is laid out in 3 ginormous chambers: a front bar/lounge, another in the back, and a semi-uncovered garden/terrace to the side. The second floor is another bar with some seating space and a rooftop dance floor. Niiice. In spite of how much square footage this place offers it usually gets pretty packed up; no cover, radio-friendly club bangers and enough room to boogie tends to draw the latest and greatest of the post-college young-pro fresh-to-NYC masses. The crowd tends to be mixed with a pronounced lean toward the Asian persuasion, particularly on the dance floor upstairs. Pro-tip: with the level of crowding the bar on the second level tends to take forever, while the downstairs bar empties out later on and you can get drinks in a flash. Would recommend you open any bar tabs there. $30 minimum on plastic and the drinks are $10-12.
by Liliana Riehm on I think this place's hidden location certainly keeps it a secret. I had seen the sign for SFB on the shopping center's marque for years but never actually saw the store as I'd drive down Anderson Ln. It wasn't until my husband mentioned he had gone for lunch that I realized it actually existed and wasn't just some leftover sign of an out of biz store on the shopping center's marque. The cafe is hidden behind the CVS in the strip center near the Alamo Drafthouse on Anderson Ln. They have great food that is fresh. A varied and interesting menu full of all kinds of sandwiches. I like the grilled veggie on focaccia. Sandwiches come with potato chips. Their pastries are really good as are their coffees. It's affordable too. Friendly, quick service. There are a few tables outside in addition to the small indoor seating. As another rateclubs-er mentioned, they do not accept credit cards so be ready with cash. They have strange hours though so call before you make the trek. Update: Went today and met the owner..super nice guy. Informed me of plans to possibly expand to accommodate sofas for lounging but also to definitely update their registers soon to accept credit cards. Tried some of their pastries today. Yum! Strawberry croissant and a cream cheese version..so good. And they were buy one get one free!! Maybe because it was nearing closing time? Who knows. Who cares! I love this place.
