The Holy Ground Irish Pub

This cozy eatery serves up hearty Southern brunch classics, local art vibes, and friendly service, perfect for a fun outing in Baywater.

Coop's Place serves up stellar Cajun fare and legendary fried chicken in a cozy, bustling spot—perfect for late-night bites and drinks!

Bacchanal in Bywater is New Orleans’ backyard haven where you can sip carefully curated wines, indulge in Mediterranean small plates, and enjoy live jazz under the stars.

At Étoile in New Orleans, chef Chris Dupont crafts a personal, intimate farm-to-table dining experience within a beautifully converted historic home, offering inventive French-inspired dishes that are sure to captivate.

Laid-back lodging in an elegant building, offering complimentary breakfast & a buzzy lobby bar. Housed in an elegant building in the eclectic Lower Garden District, this relaxed hostel is less than a minute's walk from a streetcar stop, and 2 miles from Jackson Square in the French Quarter. Simple mixed-sex and female-only dorms sleep 4 to 6 people, and offer en suite bathrooms, Wi-Fi and lockers, plus bunk beds with reading lights. Private rooms are available. Breakfast is served in a casual lobby dining area with a wood-paneled bar. Other amenities include guest laundry facilities and bike storage.

Gris-Gris, Eric Cook's stylish two-level bistro in the Lower Garden District, serves up refined Southern comfort food with a welcoming vibe and beautiful balcony views.

Step into Cafe Sbisa, a historic gem since 1899 serving French-Creole classics in a stunning 19th-century space with vibrant live jazz for a chic dining experience.

A beloved gem in New Orleans, this Jewish-Italian market offers mouthwatering sandwiches, fresh-baked bread, and an inviting ambiance that keeps patrons coming back.

Nestled near the fairgrounds, this cozy cafe serves up a diverse brunch menu featuring standout crepes and aebleskivers, all in a warm, welcoming vibe.

Dining at Muriel’s offers a historic taste of New Orleans with classic Creole dishes served in an elegant 19th-century setting, where the ghosts of past patrons may even join you for a cocktail.