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Looking for something great to eat but not sure where to start? Here's a roundup of the city's latest food news from the Where NOLA Eats team.

Ian McNulty highlights the return of a king cake party and the story of how the king cake season has helped a bakery grow. Chelsea Shannon reports on the coming closure of a Metairie donut shop. Marco Cartolano shares the news about a new bakery being named the best in the U.S.

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Who has the best coffee in New Orleans? Vote now in final round our coffee shop bracket!

Staff report

The love of coffee in New Orleans is real. And there is no shortage of places around town — or in Jefferson and St. Tammany parishes — to get a cup of joe or a sweet, caffeine-filled concoction. Read more

Your dinner, cocktails can help the Bourbon Street response fund. Here's how to take part.

BY IAN MCNULTY | Staff writer

People have been stepping up with support in different ways after the deadly New Year’s Day atrocity on Bourbon Street. That includes a group of hospitality businesses closest to the attack that are banding together to help others, and a world-class restaurant inviting guest chefs for a special dinner with the same aim. Read more

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Bywater king cake party returns with music, many cakes by the slice, a needed dose of joy

A popular Old Metairie donut shop is closing its doors, halting pop-ups. What's next?

From seven to 7,000: How a hit king cake has transformed this small New Orleans restaurant

This New Orleans Black-owned bakery is one of the best 22 in the US, New York Times says

A few more bites

Who has the best coffee in New Orleans? Vote now in final round our coffee shop bracket!

Your dinner, cocktails can help the Bourbon Street response fund. Here's how to take part.