Breast Cancer takes 41,070 men and women away from us every year and is the second leading cause of death for women. Join Justin in the Real Men Wear Pink Campaign and donate to the American Cancer Society to Fight to End Breast Cancer.
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Justin was named to StarChefs.com's Rising Stars New Orleans class.
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With the Roast Beef Po-Boy holding the title of original po-boy in many circles, being recognized in Brett Anderson's Best Bites of 2015 column was quite an honor for us.
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We all know about the Pilgrims and the Indians, but Thanksgiving’s favorite bromance in the south may just be Shrimp and Mirliton.
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We're taking over a corner that's been known for seafood for more than 20 years. We hope you'll stop by when we open this fall.
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Three reasons crawfish season and springtime are synonymous.
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How did this Louisiana delicacy become a staple on "cajun" menus across the US? Click here to find out how Louisiana became the US's dominant player in this economic engine!
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There is so much we could say about Mardi Gras, but what makes it so special for us while our kids are little are the life lessons we’re able to impart to them in a uniquely New Orleans way.
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Find out what indulgence Bevi Seafood Co. is offering New Year's revelers before resolutions take effect. Also, a New Year's food tradition you can enjoy and Bevi Seafood Co. closes January 5-13 to prepare for 2015 crawfish season.
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In Vermont the leaves change colors, in Chicago the air becomes crisper, but in New Orleans we chart the seasons by seafood. As fall approaches the oysters get fatter and the crabs heavier. Typically, New Orleanians will wait patiently for Spring to arrive to enjoy crawfish and shrimp of course is available year round. But, this December, seafood lovers will enjoy a rare occurrence: all four pillars of New Orleans seafood available at once.
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Turtle Soup, the Cure and Roast Beef Debris make their debut on Bevi Seafood Co.'s menu. Read More on how Chef Justin is bringing this classic dish to the corner shop and the new po-boy that may have found a perfect home in New Orleans.
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Justin joins a list of notable chef's at this year's Louisiana Seafood Festival.
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As the Seafood Sponsor of this year's New Orleans Eat Local Challenge, Bevi Seafood Co. is your one stop shop for all things local from brews to fresh Gulf Coast seafood.
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If you don’t have a crawfish boil to go to on Friday, stop by Bevi Seafood Co. We’d be happy to have you at ours. Though, there is some crawfish etiquette we hope you’ll follow as you learn why New Orleans is the only city that celebrates the most somber time in the Catholic calendar.
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We had a party then hit the ground running! Check out our party pics and find out our favorite fixture in the freshened up space.
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I thought I knew the tradition and experience of crawfish until I met Justin. Justin did not need an event to have crawfish, just a hot pot of boiling water and an hour to eat ‘em. I’d come home every Monday, in the early years of our marriage, to the smell of Cajunland’s Crab Boil in my kitchen.
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