Chais Delachaise

This laid-back café serves up a delightful array of inventive, vegetarian dishes made from fresh ingredients, perfect for a cozy meal in New Orleans.

Church Alley is a cozy, community-centered café in Mid-City, serving fine small-batch coffee and a rotating menu of delightful bites.

Markey's is a classic, family-run neighborhood bar in Bywater with a chill vibe, a stellar beer selection, and a robust sports viewing scene.

A cozy gem in New Orleans, this charming Ethiopian spot serves up rich, flavorful dishes on festive platters, perfect for sharing and savoring together.

Nestled in a charming pagoda-shaped space, this cozy cafe offers mouthwatering breakfast and lunch options, including highly praised tacos and inviting outdoor seating.

Café Reconcile is a nonprofit gem where at-risk youth serve up delicious Southern dishes in a welcoming, spacious atmosphere that makes every meal memorable.

Hip, airy food hall & market featuring a range of niche vendors with stalls selling eats & drinks.

Nestled in a charming 1805 Creole townhouse, this no-frills hotel in the French Quarter offers cozy rooms and friendly service just steps from Bourbon Street.

Step into the stunning 1857 Gallier House, where ornate decor meets insightful tours revealing both the opulent life of the wealthy and the stark realities of urban enslavement in New Orleans.

The Museum of the Southern Jewish Experience explores the many ways that Jews in the American South influenced and were influenced by the distinct cultural heritage of their new homes. Through exhibits, collections and programs focused on the unique and remarkable history of Southern Jews, the Museum encourages new understanding and appreciation for identity, diversity, and acceptance. The Museum is located at 818 Howard Avenue, in the heart of New Orleans’s Arts District, and within blocks of the National WWII Museum, the Ogden Museum of Southern Art, the Contemporary Arts Center, and the Southern Food & Beverage Museum. Nearby public parking lots and street parking are available. Our location on the St. Charles streetcar line, on the Hop On/Hop Off bus line makes it easy to visit the Museum by car, on foot, or public transportation.