Crescent Cafe

Savor steak frites and cocktails in a stylish brasserie boasting shabby-chic flair and a charming terrace, where the ambiance and service shine.

Lillette is a cozy gem in the Garden District serving sophisticated French dishes and fine wines in a stylish, sunlit setting that locals adore.

Period-inspired rooms in a 19th-century house with free cooked breakfast, afternoon tea & Wi-Fi. Set in a restored Victorian house built in 1892, this Garden District B&B is a 4-minute walk from the St. Charles streetcar line and a 6-minute walk from Magazine Street. The period-inspired rooms and suites are individually decorated and include cable TV and free Wi-Fi. Some rooms add fireplaces, whirlpool tubs, balconies, 4-poster beds and kitchenettes. Complimentary cooked breakfast and afternoon tea are served in the elegant dining room. On Fridays and Saturdays, there are free wine and cheese evenings. Other public areas include a cozy den with a bar, a period-style lounge and a courtyard.

Alternative theater & bar putting on plays, burlesque shows & indie music concerts in funky digs.

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.

Step into Antoine’s, a historic gem in the French Quarter, where the charming atmosphere and classic French-Creole cuisine promise a memorable dining experience.

The Flambeaux (pronounced: "flam-bow") are torches used during Mardi Gras parades. Throughout the history of our carnival tradition, the flambeaux carriers have lit up the night before floats so that revelers could see the parades. They also served as guides that led the parade on its route. In the same spirit, Flambeaux Bicycle Tours seeks to shed light on New Orleans' traditions and heritage. As we guide you through town, we share our city's colorful past and vibrant culture. We like our Gumbo spicy, so we throw a blend of history, folklore, culture, and places to visit in our roux. Join us as we guide you through the most unique city in America, in the best possible way to explore it...on a bicycle.

Union Ramen serves up delicious and hearty chicken broth-based ramen along with creative Vietnamese small plates in a stylish, casual setting on Magazine Street.

This laid-back café serves up a delightful array of inventive, vegetarian dishes made from fresh ingredients, perfect for a cozy meal in New Orleans.

At Hivolt, enjoy gourmet coffee and inventive breakfast sandwiches in a sleek setting, with excellent gluten-free and vegan options to boot.