White Kitchen Restaurant

The White Kitchen was established in 1926. In the late 1940's it offered air conditioning, a cocktail bar, and "Back to the Farm" fried chicken dinners, with all the chickens raised on the White Kitchen Farms near Slidell. The White Kitchen Restaurants became a well-known motorist resting place, known for their "excellent food and drinks." Many area residents and travelers would head for the "sign of the Kneeling Indian" to meet with friends, enjoy a meal, or just use the rest rooms on the way from New Orleans to the Mississippi Gulf Coast.

View White Kitchen Area in a larger map White Kitchen Area "White Kitchen" was a restaurant near the intersection of US 90 and US 190, in St. Tammany Parish near the Mississippi state line; the restaurant burned and only the sign remains. The area can be reached from New Orleans by driving east on US 90 past Fort Pike and across the Rigolets, or by taking I.

The 1st White Kitchen on Front St in Slidell burned down in Oct 1962. It was replaced by a smaller version also called White Kitchen, but it closed in the mid. Kitchen American Grill, Bar & Restaurant is located in Whitehouse Station New Jersey.

We are offering lunch, dinner, and full bar in a modern space and atmosphere, where family and friends gather to eat, drink and make memories. There were three White Kitchen restaurants and I believe the last one closed in the late 1950's-early '60's. But long after the restaurant pictured above closed and the building had been demolished, the sign familiar to so many, with the well-known image of the Native American cooking over a campfire, stood sentinel at the edge of the parking lot.

Token only Not photo's The White Kitchen was established in 1926. In the late 1940's it offered air conditioning, a cocktail bar, and "Back to the Farm" fried chicken dinners, with all the chickens raised on the White Kitchen Farms near Slidell. A postcard described its motto as "Where New Orleans Cooking and Mixed Drinks Begin."The White Kitchen Restaurants became a well.

White Kitchen in Slidell This circa 1940s postcard reads: White Kitchen The South's Most Famous Highway Restaurants Finest Foods - Expert Mixologists - Famous White Kitchen Sauce - 24-Hour Service since 1926 - Modern Rest rooms - 35 Miles East of New Orleans - On U. S. Highway 11 and 190, Slidell, La.

Other Location 35 Miles East of New Orleans. White Kitchen is an unincorporated community in St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, United States.

The community is located at the intersection of U.S. Route 90 and U.S. Route 190 and approximately 7 miles (11 kilometres) southeast of Slidell.

The West Pearl River flows past about one mile to the east and Pearlington, Mississippi is about five miles to the east. [2].