Super chill place. A classy waffle house. Your server cooks your food. Old time charm in the entire restaurant. Ask for Byron. He's an awesome server. The omelettes are delicious and so are the grits.
Fantastic croissants. Almond are my favorite, but blueberry and chocolate are great as well. Get a croissant, a coffee, and sit in the window and watch people wander by.
You MUST try the Peanut Butter Bacon Burger with a Loaded Baked Potato. Amazing!
Favorite fried chicken in the city. But from the greens to the gumbo and the white beans, everything here is great. If you're there on the Monday, the red beans with a breaded pork chop is awesome.
Classic restaurant with rich history and flavors. Southern traditional flavors executed perfectly throughout each course. -Tiffany Derry, Top Chef
Think: Cajun boucherie meets New York deli meets wine bar. South Louisiana staples like andouille and boudin are a little less country, a little more rock-n-roll here.
Neighborhood place. Bar, grocery, laundrymat and guest house all in one. Good Shrimp Poboy and a nice place sit outside and enjoy our hood.
Buy a bottle of wine up front, then find a table in the backyard to order food and listen to live music. Totally cool.
Local legend Kermit Ruffins plays Thursday nights. Show starts at 8/8:30pm but I recommend coming at 11pm just before the second set, when the (free) red beans & rice are served and the crowd thins.
This pizza pop-up in the Bywater is pick-up only on those couple days a week it’s open, but despite that it’s already established itself as one of the best pizzas in town. [Eater 38 Member]
Thursday is Ladies Night! You still have to pay $8 to get in the pool, but well drinks are $2.50, so you can certainly get trashed on the cheap.
Absolutely delicious. The bacon is insane and the elizabeth's breakfast is perfection with thin grilled ham and poached eggs. Don't miss this spot!
This restaurant blends Mediterranean, Creole, Southern, and New American cuisines into one scrumptious style of cooking. Most of the ingredients (produce AND seafood) are local and seasonal.
Awesome corner cafe tucked away in the middle of the hustle and bustle of the Quarter. Great place for a cool gelato treat.
Healthy, well-established plants, shrubs and trees. First-class, reliable stock.
Open 24 hours a day and even cook their burgers under a hubcap. Only in New Orleans!
If you drive, they offer free parking at O'Keefe Ave. entrance. Enter your parking space number at the machine inside & give the ticket that prints out to the cashier when you check out.
Go on a Saturday between 10am and 2pm and buy their produce box for only $25. Full of fresh, locally grown fruits, vegetables & herbs. Leggi tutto.
Service is so bad it's laughable but the food is worth it. Check out Neil Gaiman's blog for the "password" for a surprise starter.
Surprisingly good burritos. Chipotle style where you choose ingredients as they make your burrito. $4 burritos is a deal! I've lived in San Diego and know the good stuff- this place holds up!
At first glance, this jam-packed outlet looks overwhelming, but digging unearths treasures like Chloé shirts for $150 and Marni dresses for (a shocking) $200.
Wonderful brunch menu! Try the eggs dumaine - ham, poached egg, & hollandaise served on a fried green tomato.
Let's be honest here folks... While there is certainly a treasure trove of history at this location, the multitude of vendors hawking useless knick-knacks doesn't exactly make for a NOLA experience.
A New Orleans institution with amazing customer service. Go and get one of the finest hats you'll ever own.
Amazing food. Friendly staff. Sit outside in the courtyard in the shade. Great place!!!! A must for brunch.
Start with a few snacks (fried hominy, trio of deviled eggs, shrimp+pork meatballs) and check out the cocktail menu. Wood oven pizzas are perfect to share. Kobe flank steak w/ fries = amazing!
If you want for a meal with a major wow factor, this is the place to get it. Try the Louisiana Crab, the Arugula Salad, and the Gnocchi.
The best pecan pancakes for breakfast! And very nice lunch specials too! Go early, they close at 2:00pm :-)
One of the best restaurants in New Orleans, hands down! The staff is awesome. The food is creative, delicious, and there are still healthy options. Wine list is impressive, too. Easy walk from hotels.
Hard to go wrong with any craft beer. For food there are a lot of great dishes. Get cheese grits on the side. Avoid the burgers though, other sandwiches are much better. http://www.biteandbooze.com
"One of the best places in the city to see traditional Jazz. Tip the band to request a song, but keep in mind they don't know any Slayer." - Conan O'Brien
If I had friends in for one day, Bon Ton Cafe is where I would bring them for authentically delicious, local cuisine. Unpretentious, down home wait staff with high falutin' & quality food! Leggi tutto.
You're in New Orleans -- service is gonna be slow. Just enjoy a drink at the bar and anticipate the amazing burger and baked potato in your future.
Great drink specials & free food for Saints away games. I've never been here for a home game, 'cause I'm in dat Dome ya heard?!
New Orleans: Creole and Cajun specialties served up with equal measures of good food and good vibes. You can even eat in the bed of an overly decorated pickup truck out front. - IFC Viewer
You wouldn't think to eat German in the French Quarter, but the food is AMAZING. The service is a tad on the slow side (but polite) but the food is worth the wait. They also have a great beer list!
