Looking for a little something tropical to try for dinner? Well, look no further! When you’re in the mood for some Caribbean-inspired cuisine, you have to make your way over to Carmo in Louisiana. Boasting an incredible menu with flavors from around the world, a meal here will surely expand your culinary horizons. With influences from the Caribbean to Southeast Asia, you can’t afford to pass up an experience at Carmo. Let’s check it out.

Tucked away on Julia Street in New Orleans, Carmo was established in 2010 by Dana & Christina Honn.
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You can find it at 527 Julia St., New Orleans, LA 70130.
This tropical restaurant is dedicated to providing healthy dishes for vegans, vegetarians, and meat-eaters.
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So no matter what your dietary needs are, Carmo has a dish that you’re sure to love.
Their menu is heavily influenced by Caribbean, Central and South America, and West African flavors.
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And just about everything on their menu can be made vegan or vegetarian.
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They've got dishes from all over the world, using only the freshest ingredients.
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They pride themselves in using local vendors so you know you're giving back to your local farmers and their communities.

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They have a large menu, so you can try something new every time you visit (because you'll definitely want to come back).
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Featured above is their Carmo Salad: Rice, pineapple, avocado, almonds and cashews, raisins, cucumber, green pepper, smoked ham and cilantro tossed with citrus mango vinaigrette. Yum!
Just look at the presentation of their dishes.
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This rum-cured tuna looks too beautiful to eat!
Carmo in New Orleans is also environmentally-friendly.
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In an effort to conserve resources, most of their countertops, tables, and chairs were salvaged/recovered and up-cycled. Even their carryout containers are biodegradable/compostable.
They've also got an awesome bar with deliciously fruity beverages to quench your thirst.
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Fresh fruit juices and signature cocktails that are almost a no-brainer at a tropical restaurant.
Coconut water from a fresh young coconut? Yes please.
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All that's missing is a beach and the sounds of the waves crashing nearby!

Address: 527 Julia Street, New Orleans, LA, 70130

Once you’ve given this tropical-themed restaurant a go, consider heading over to Baton Rouge where you can experience some authentic British cuisine at The Londoner. Fish and chips anyone?

Have you ever been to Carmo in New Orleans? Share your experience with us in the comments below!

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