Angelo Brocato

Dive into Parasol's, a beloved local spot in New Orleans, where the legendary po' boys and laid-back atmosphere create a memorable culinary escape.

Commander's Palace, a New Orleans icon since 1893, dazzles with its haute Creole cuisine and stunning Victorian décor, hosting legendary jazz brunches and offering the unforgettable bread pudding soufflé.

Nestled in the Kimpton Hotel, this buzzing restaurant serves up mouthwatering local seafood with a lively brunch scene and attentive service that's hard to beat.

Mid City Pizza is back on Banks Street serving up delicious big thin-crust pies, Sicilian-style slices, and tasty Italian sandwiches in a cozy spot featuring outdoor seating and late-night hours.

A charming cafe on Jackson Square serving a delightful mix of all-day breakfasts and modern Louisiana dishes, perfect for families and foodies alike.

Haydel’s Bake Shop on Magazine Street is an adorable haven for sweets enthusiasts, offering renowned king cakes, coffee, and a charming ambiance.

Broussard’s is a charming, historic spot in the French Quarter, serving upscale Creole dishes in an intimate courtyard, complete with a lively jazz brunch.

GW Fins is a chic French Quarter seafood haven, serving up daily fresh catches and innovative dishes like their signature "scalibut" amid stylish surroundings.

At Dooky Chase's, the vibrant spirit of Creole cuisine shines through classic dishes like fried chicken and gumbo, all set in a historic art-filled ambiance that honors the legacy of Leah Chase.

Step into The Spotted Cat, a cozy Frenchmen Street gem, where intimate jazz vibes meet lively energy and eclectic local talent fills the air.