NEW ORLEANS — The Acme Café was opened on Royal Street in the French Quarter in 1910 and ... it was re-established as Acme Oyster House at 724 Iberville, where it still operates today.

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I have the Acme habit ... at the French Quarter location has grown to absurd lengths. This makes me feel good because I love to see visitors eating the real thing. The Metairie location, which has ...

Acme Oyster House 724 Iberville Street ... anyone would ever wait for them to be arranged neatly on a tray. The French Quarter flagship is as bawdy as the neighborhood it partially defines.

The pace is frantic inside the Acme Oyster House, where tourists and oyster lovers line up patiently outside for a seat in one of the French Quarter's most famous oyster bars. Robert Landry ...

Chargrilled, Rockefeller, nude or fried. Buttery, smoky and cheesy. Among the buskers and barkers in New Orleans' party-hearty district is a healthy taste of the city's beloved shellfish.

Acme Oyster House, which originated in New Orleans' French Quarter in 1910 and maintains five locations across Alabama, Florida and Louisiana, announced Thursday via a surprisingly candid Facebook ...