Marsha Brown's Southern Creole

The Mistress and Boy-Toy had a gift of a visit to Marsha Browns we received, and it was burning a hole in our pockets. Marsha Browns always makes for a wonderful dinning experience. It's one of our favorite places to dine in New Hope. Marsha Browns specializes in Southern cuisine. After years in the restaurant business, Marsha Brown (yes, there is a Marsha Brown) decided it was time for the divine flavors and bold personality of her Louisiana upbringing to ascend north of the Mason-Dixon line. Her idea was to create a refined Creole Kitchen, bar and lounge that made the authentic taste and charm of New Orleans available– A place that was an extension of her own dining room, where she could share her family’s most cherished recipes. So Marsha opened up in New Hope in an old abandoned church, and we have been happy ever since! One time when we dined there we actually got to sit on the alter, but I must say I did fret a little as I was afraid that lightening would strike the Mistress after not being in a church for so long. I later understand that they did have the structure checked after we were there, you know, just to be sure the building was sound! Upon entering the church is the bar and lounge area where you can have communion. Then you take a lovely staircase to the main dinning area. There are also many private cul-du-sacs too.





Everything we have gotten there has been phenomenal. And the best part is the tasty bread and lettuce wedge.





Always a lovely evening. If any of you ever come to visit, most likely we will end up here. And Ricky the bartender is very personable and very funny. To tour the church, see the menus and a video of Marsha herself you can see it at Marsha Browns site. Tootles!