NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) — Edgar L. Dooky Chase III, the son of famed restaurant owners Dooky and Leah Chase, has died. The Chase family reported Edgar died on Wednesday, Feb. 21 surrounded by his ...

Famed New Orleans restaurant Dooky Chase reopened Its upstairs dining space, previously used to organize civil rights ...

Dooky Chase’s Restaurant, one of New Orleans' most beloved and legendary places to eat, added a new chapter to its history this week. On January 6, the Chase family debuted the long-awaited revamp of ...

Edgar “Dook” Chase IV ... daughter of Leah Chase. Opened in 1941, Dooky Chase’s evolved from a neighborhood joint into a destination restaurant, a place for important dinners and social ...

The historic Dooky Chase's restaurant in New Orleans has reimagined its legendary upstairs dining room, reported Southern ...

Dooky Chase’s Restaurant is known for its Creole cuisine, for traditions that span generations, and for its role in the Civil Rights Movement. Key moments in that history transpired in the ...

Alana Yzola: On a quiet residential block in New Orleans stands one of the most historic Creole restaurants in the city, Dooky Chase. Customer: This is a Creole icon, in terms of food. If you want ...

Opened in 1941 by Edgar “Dooky” Chase in the Treme neighborhood, the restaurant gained national attention after Edgar married Leah Chase, a talented Creole chef who elevated the food and ...

Bonfires lined the levees in the river parishes, with the main attraction being a 15-foot-tall reindeer named Roux-dolph.