Maple Street Patisserie Et Deli

Galatoire’s is a lively, century-old French-Creole spot on Bourbon Street known for its classic seafood, elegant vibes, and a strict jacket-required dress code.

Saint John by Chef Eric Cook serves elevated Creole classics with fresh ingredients, stylish vibes, and standout dishes like oysters three ways and beef daube.

Step into a historic 1783 gem in the heart of the French Quarter, featuring charming antiques and a prime location for soaking in New Orleans' vibrant culture.

Deutsches Haus is a vibrant German cultural hub on Bayou St. John, offering authentic cuisine, a robust beer selection, and a calendar full of lively community events.

Zara's Little Giant Supermarket is a beloved neighborhood gem offering an array of fresh groceries, tasty po' boys, and a charming outdoor seating area, all with friendly service.

Dooky Chase’s is a vibrant Treme legend serving Chef Leah Chase’s soulful Creole classics—think crispy fried chicken, rich gumbo, and art-lined walls.

Lilly’s Cafe serves cozy, authentic Vietnamese classics like richly simmered pho and vibrant banh mi in a friendly, unpretentious spot on Magazine Street.

Nestled in a chic, repurposed newspaper office, the Eliza Jane combines vintage charm with modern amenities, all just a stroll from the French Quarter.

Slim Goodies Diner is a quirky, bustling breakfast spot on Magazine Street, serving hearty, vegetarian-friendly comfort food in a funky atmosphere, complete with a lively backyard.

Tucked away in the Warehouse District, Carmo serves vibrant, tropical-inspired vegan and vegetarian dishes that delight even the meat lovers in your group.