Italian restaurant · Uptown
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"This birthplace of New Orleans-style barbecue shrimp, Pascal’s Manale opened in 1913. Today, it’s a lunchtime destination for its friendly oyster bar, laid-back attitude, and old-school atmosphere." - Eater Staff
Bar · Irish Channel
Parasol’s is a laid-back Irish Channel dive bar famed for its messy roast beef and spicy firecracker shrimp po’ boys, plus cold beers and solid vibes.
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Italian restaurant · Central Business District
Josephine Estelle serves Southern-inspired Italian dishes and wine in a stunning, airy space at the Ace Hotel with chic, ornate decor.
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Restaurant · Central Business District
Nestled on Bourbon Street, Ralph Brennan’s Red Fish Grill is a lively seafood spot serving up tantalizing po' boys, oysters, and crafted cocktails in a vibrant atmosphere.
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Cajun restaurant · City Park
Toups Meatery serves up hearty, mouthwatering Cajun meats and crafty cocktails in a laid-back Mid-City spot with a kickin' patio.
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City park · Treme
Nestled just outside the French Quarter, Louis Armstrong Park is a tranquil 32-acre oasis filled with lush landscapes, historic Congo Square, and vibrant sculptures celebrating the city's deep musical roots.
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Mexican restaurant · Carrollton
Juan's Flying Burrito, a punk-rock-inspired Tex-Mex gem on Oak Street, serves up mouthwatering burritos and strong margaritas in a lively atmosphere.
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Hotel · Central Business District
Step into historic New Orleans grandeur at The Roosevelt, a luxe Waldorf Astoria with elegant rooms, iconic Sazerac Bar, rooftop pool, and top-notch dining.
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Coffee shop · Lower Garden District
La Vie En Rose is a charming Creole coffee shop in the Lower Garden District, where locally roasted brews and delightful pastries create the perfect cozy escape.
Florist · Uptown
Charming brick-walled flower shop on Magazine Street, crafting fresh, artistic bouquets and unique gifts with friendly, personalized service.
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Vietnamese restaurant · Irish Channel
Banh Mi Boys on Magazine Street is a vibrant spot for a unique spin on Vietnamese and Southern flavors, serving mouthwatering banh mi and inventive sides in a casual and welcoming setting.
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