North of Bourbon dishing out 2 crawfish boils on Fat Tuesday

So nice, it’s happening twice

A crawfish hangs from the pocket of a black, button-up shirt.

Crawfish will be available at North of Bourbon and Headliners Music Hall for Mardi Gras.

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NOLA-style restaurant North of Bourbon will be slinging those red, freshwater crustaceans not once, but twice on Fat Tuesday this year.

On February 21, you can dig into a seafood boil at the restaurant on Goss Avenue from 12 p.m. to 6 p.m. King cakes, hurricane cocktails, and other Mardi Gras specials will also be offered all week long.

A crawfish hangs from the pocket of a black, button-up shirt.

This will be the third crawfish boil from Chef Lawrence Weeks at North of Bourbon.

Photo provided

Then later that day, North of Bourbon will head to Headliners Music Hall to cook up a second boil during Shamarrdi Gras Tour featuring New Orleans trumpet player Shamarr Allen and special guests Hot Sauce Brass Band. Tickets to the show, which starts at 8 p.m., are $20 and the crawfish boil will be available by the pound for $15.

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