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When Neal Bodenheimer opened Cure in New Orleans in 2009, he had one goal: Create a welcoming, neighborhood bar in a city that’s teeming with spots geared toward tourists. He did just that — and then some. Now, Cure is credited with jump-starting a new era in NOLA’s craft cocktail scene and with making the Freret neighborhood an up-and-coming area. Over the years, Cure’s popularity has grown outside of its hometown, and now, it’s one of the most sought-after drinking destinations in the country.
Today on “The Buildout” podcast, Adam sits down with Neal to hear the story behind Cure. The two discuss how the bar became an institution far beyond NOLA and how its Sazerac gained world renown.
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Produced and edited by: Darby Cicci
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This Episode of “The Buildout” is brought to you by Farmer’s Gin.
