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Crescent City's décor features Brazilian cherry ...

Crescent City's décor features Brazilian cherry hardwood, a semi-open kitchen, a color scheme of rich burgundy, pewter and linen w...

A Gulf Coast native, Michael Duplantis learned the ...

A Gulf Coast native, Michael Duplantis learned the art of slow, Southern cooking from both his father and grandmother.

Crescent City was previously an abandoned pool hall ...

Crescent City was previously an abandoned pool hall that stood vacant for many years at the corner of 9th & South Streets in Phila...

There is no one defining or overwhelming flavor ...

There is no one defining or overwhelming flavor coming from any individual spice used in the dishes Duplantis prepares.

Crescent City’s menu has something for everyone ...

Crescent City’s menu has something for everyone, with a wide array of seafood, pork, chicken and beef dishes and in a nod to our B...

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  • Location marker Crescent City
    900 South St Philadelphia PA 19147
    Tel: (215) 627-6780
    Hours: LUNCH: Friday 11:30-3 | Dinner: Mon-Thurs 5 -10 | Lunch Friday 11:30-3| Sun 5-10 | Brunch: Sat-Sun 11- 3

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A Gulf Coast native, Michael Duplantis learned the art of slow, Southern cooking from both his father and grandmother. There is no one defining or overwhelming flavor coming from any individual spice used in the dishes Duplantis prepares. Instead, he is a fan of blending flavors and he uses a technique called "reverse seasoning" where components of a dish are combined, separated, and combined again to bring out the best flavoring possible. "My grandmother taught me that when you cook, you should experience explosions of flavor on your palate, but no singular flavor should be overwhelming in the dish," Duplantis said. "You want your guests to experience a symphony of flavors in the meals you prepare; you want the flavors to blend together and play off one another beautifully - you wouldn't be satisfied if you only heard the tuba when you listened to the orchestra play."


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Posted by: D'Ana Waters, 8/11/2007
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I love their food and drinks...especially the appetizers.

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