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Compère Lapin serves bold Caribbean-Creole dishes like curried goat and jerk pork belly in a chic, lively Warehouse District spot.

The Oak Street Po-Boy Festival is a vibrant one-day celebration in November where families can indulge in a variety of delicious po' boys, enjoy live music, and soak up the lively neighborhood atmosphere along Oak Street.

Tucked in an Uptown corner, Patois is a charming bistro that effortlessly blends French elegance with local flavors, all in a cozy, inviting space.

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

Beachbum Berry's Latitude 29 is a vibrant tiki haven in New Orleans, serving inventive cocktails and island-inspired bites in a cozy, tropical atmosphere.

Clover Grill is a charming, retro diner on Bourbon Street, serving up 24/7 comfort food delights—from hubcap burgers to all-day breakfast—amidst a lively, eclectic crowd.

High Hat Cafe dishes up Southern classics like crispy fried catfish, creamy pimento mac, and rich gumbo in a chill Uptown spot with killer cocktails.

Nestled above the Apple Barrel on Frenchmen Street, Adolfo's is a cozy haven serving rich Creole Italian dishes in a lively, intimate setting.

Generations Hall is a versatile New Orleans venue with stunning décor and ample space for events, blending a rich history with modern amenities, perfect for any occasion.

Creative Creole kitchen in a cozy Garden District hideaway, famed for shrimp & grits, a DIY Bloody Mary bar, and live jazz brunch vibes.