Coffee Science

Step into New Orleans’ oldest bar, Lafitte’s, where dim candlelight, exposed bricks, live piano, and the legendary purple daiquiri meet pirate lore.

Stein’s Deli blends Jewish-Italian deli classics with stellar sandwiches, authentic New York bagels, and a killer beer selection on busy Magazine St.

Nestled on Magazine Street, this modern bistro serves a delightful prix fixe menu featuring crusty bread, a fresh salad, and perfectly cooked steak frites, all in a vibrant, bustling atmosphere ideal for brunch enthusiasts.

Neyow’s Creole Cafe serves soulful, classic New Orleans Creole dishes with standout chargrilled oysters, gumbo, and fried chicken in a lively, local vibe.

Thai'd Up serves up modern Thai street food in a cozy spot, dishing out delightful roti, flavorful pad Thai, and must-try beignets that blend tradition and flair.

Nestled just outside the French Quarter, Bar Tonique is a cozy gem where savvy locals indulge in meticulously crafted cocktails made with fresh ingredients and served in a warm, inviting atmosphere complete with a fireplace.

Nestled on Magazine Street, this cash-only joint serves up some of New Orleans' best po' boys, piling fresh, perfectly fried shrimp into Leidenheimer bread for a satisfying lunch fit for locals and visitors alike.

Treo is a quirky cocktail bar with Italian-inspired bites and an ever-evolving art scene, making it a lively community hub with charm galore.

Casa Borrega, a vibrant Mexican eatery in a charmingly restored 1892 Greek Revival, serves up authentic flavors and live music on its eclectic patio.

At Paladar 511, this trendy Marigny eatery serves up inventive California Italian dishes—including fresh pasta, wood-fired pizzas, and seasonal sides—in a lively, industrial-chic setting perfect for any occasion.