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Nola’s Chicken & Waffles

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Posted On: October 8th 2026, 03:52 am
🐐 R.I.P. TO THE GOAT — @nolatopchef 🕊️

A legend in the kitchen, a true seafood lover, and forever part of the Nola’s Chicken & Waffles story. 🦪❤️

Tonight, we’re raising a glass the best way we know how — GOOD FOOD & BIG VIBES.

🦪 $2 OYSTERS ALL NIGHT
🍷 Drinks flowing
🔥 Seafood coming out hot
🎶 Good vibes all night

Come celebrate the memories, enjoy some oysters, and show love for the 🐐 🕊️🦪
Comments (2)
lyonsavejuju 10 days ago

lyonsavejuju

🙏🏾💐💪🏾💯

eveonnalhlh 10 days ago

eveonnalhlh

This looks so good!! Sending my condolences 🙏🏾

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