The National WWII Museum

This lavish New Orleans spot nails elevated Creole classics à la Death by Gumbo, with an epic wine list and vibes that say celebration all day.

Commander’s Palace shines with refined Creole classics, elegant Victorian charm, soulful jazz brunches, and service that feels like a warm Southern embrace.

Peche serves wood-fired Gulf seafood and lively raw bar fare in rustic digs, blending Southern tradition with modern, bold flavors.

El Cucuy is a quirky taco haven mixing heavy metal vibes with mouthwatering dishes like trompo al pastor and homemade tortillas on a lively patio.

Tucked away in New Orleans, Jamaican Jerk House offers vibrant Caribbean flavors with legendary oxtail and spicy jerk dishes that keep diners coming back for more.

Katie's, a beloved Mid-City hangout, serves up generous portions of Creole-Italian dishes like pizza, po' boys, and heartwarming brunch staples, all in a lively, family-friendly atmosphere.

Tucked away in Uptown New Orleans, this charming mini-mart serves up delicious po' boys on crispy Dong Phuong bread, making it a local favorite for tasty takeout.

Nestled in the Marigny, Budsi's Authentic Thai serves up vibrant dishes from the Isan region, blending street food flair with homestyle hospitality.

N7 is a tucked-away French-Japanese bistro in Bywater with an enchanting candlelit courtyard, serving eclectic seafood and craft cocktails.

Erin Rose: a cozy French Quarter Irish pub known for its legendary frozen Irish coffee, killer po’boys, and dive-bar charm.