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Copeland's Famous New Orleans Restaurant: Authentic Cuisine, Steaks & Sunday Brunch

Copeland s Famous New Orleans Restaurant: Authentic Cuisine, Steaks & Sunday Brunch

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Authentic New Orleans experience through cuisine, hospitality, elegant bar, cheesecake bakery; 10 a.m. Sunday brunch; menu includes seafood, Italian, steaks, salads, appetizers. GROUPS: Banquet room seats up to 100, two smaller rooms available; motorcoaches, corporate meetings, bridal showers, rehearsal dinners, reunions and parties; motorcoach parking available (driver eats free); AV equipment available upon request.
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