CrawfishTales - Restaurant 1796 in St.Francisville
In this episode of Crawfish Tales, we visit Restaurant 1796, a Certified Louisiana Farm to Table establishment at The Myrtles in St. Francisville. Chef Daniel Dreher recently launched his spring menu showcasing fresh Southern ingredients from nearby farms, cooked to perfection over a 10' wood-fired hearth. #ldaf #certifiedlouisiana #crawfishtales #farmtotable #homeiswherethehearthis
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