Neyow's Creole Café

Vincent’s is a cozy, old-school Italian eatery on St. Charles Avenue, serving up classic red-sauce dishes, seafood specials, and a warmly familial vibe.

The National WWII Museum in New Orleans is a massive, interactive homage to history, featuring immersive exhibits and a 4-D theater alongside a vibrant eatery ideal for winding down after your educational journey.

In a beautifully restored 1875 building, St. Roch Market is a lively New Orleans food hall with diverse vendors serving everything from charbroiled oysters to global street eats, plus coffee and cocktails.

Step into this 1883 Italianate mansion on St. Charles—Victorian charm, Southern brunch, cocktails on the porch, and a vibe as lively as the streetcar below.

Emeril Lagasse’s spot marries Creole classics with a chic historical vibe, where standout bites and attentive service create an unforgettable dining experience.

New Orleans’ legendary Carousel Bar in Hotel Monteleone spins slowly while you sip classic cocktails in a chic, jazz-soused French Quarter vibe.

Nestled within the buzzing Bourbon Street, Fritzel's European Jazz Club serves up a charming atmosphere with live traditional jazz and strong cocktails—perfect for unwinding after exploring the French Quarter.

Nestled in a vibrant Victorian mansion just off Canal Street, this lively hostel offers a laid-back atmosphere with a pool, communal kitchen, and a lineup of friendly travelers ready to share stories.

Parkway Bakery & Tavern serves up overstuffed, classic New Orleans po' boys—including juicy roast beef and crispy fried shrimp—in a lively, century-old spot with covered patio.

Hotel Saint Vincent is a vibrant Lower Garden District gem blending historic charm, bold design, coastal Italian-Cajun eats, luxe pool, and chic lounges.