Dessert restaurant · Central Business District
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"Vietnamese coffee and ice cream at Drip Affogato Bar." - Sonia Chopra
Flea market · French Quarter
Nestled in the heart of the French Quarter since 1791, the open-air French Market buzzes with local vendors offering a delightful mix of food, art, and souvenirs.
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Restaurant · Freret
Vals is a vibrant taqueria in a transformed garage, serving up unforgettable tacos and creative cocktails, perfect for casual hangouts on a spacious patio.
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European restaurant · French Quarter
MaMou is a cozy, modern French brasserie in New Orleans serving inventive Louisiana-inspired dishes with a stellar wine list and warm vibes.
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Mexican restaurant · Carrollton
Nestled on Carrollton Avenue, El Taco Loco serves up authentic Oaxacan delights with a lively vibe, from craft margaritas to build-your-own tacos, promising a fun and flavorful experience in Uptown New Orleans.
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French restaurant · Central Business District
A chic all-day eatery in The Troubadour hotel, serving up sleek modern American fare that garners rave reviews for its burgers and vibrant atmosphere.
Creole restaurant · Garden District
Commander’s Palace shines with refined Creole classics, elegant Victorian charm, soulful jazz brunches, and service that feels like a warm Southern embrace.
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New American restaurant · Lower Garden District
Nestled in the Lower Garden District, The Bower is a charming New American eatery known for its cozy vibe, inventive cocktails, and locally sourced dishes that shine, especially on its inviting patio.
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French restaurant · Fairground
This intimate French bistro on Esplanade Avenue charms with classic fare, a cozy tree-filled dining room, and a chic, romantic vibe.
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Oyster bar restaurant · Central Business District
Housed in an 1832 Creole cottage, Seaworthy serves sustainable, wild-caught oysters and seafood alongside clever cocktails in a cozy, nautical-chic spot.
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French restaurant · French Quarter
Antoine’s, New Orleans’ longest-running family restaurant since 1840, serves classic French-Creole dishes like oysters Rockefeller amid grand historic rooms.
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