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Monday in New Orleans dishes up Creole and Southern-inspired eats with standout sweet potato beignets, frozen margaritas, and a lively outdoor patio.

At Gyu-Kaku, a lively DIY Japanese BBQ spot, diners grill premium marinated meats at their tables while enjoying a warm atmosphere and attentive service.

Commander’s Palace shines with refined Creole classics, elegant Victorian charm, soulful jazz brunches, and service that feels like a warm Southern embrace.

Since 1918, Arnaud’s French 75 Bar serves classic Creole fare and legendary cognac-champagne cocktails in a stunning vintage New Orleans setting.

Holy Ground is your quintessential Mid-City Irish pub, blending craft cocktails, hearty bites, and a chill vibe perfect for darts or lounging on the spacious wrap-around patio.

At the Three Legged Dog, you’ll find a true dive bar vibe in the heart of the Quarter, famous for its late-night crawfish boils, friendly locals, and 2-for-1 drinks.

Nestled on Freret Street, this cozy spot dishes out vibrant Cuban, Mexican, and Central American fare alongside refreshing margaritas, all served with a friendly vibe and complimentary queso.

The NOPSI Hotel blends refined elegance with a lively rooftop bar, all just a short stroll from the vibrant allure of New Orleans’ French Quarter.

The Caesars Superdome, a bustling 166,000-square-foot stadium, is not just the Saints' home but an electrifying hub for events, offering upgraded amenities and a local culinary twist for fans.

Midway Pizza bursts with charm and a family-friendly vibe, serving up delicious deep-dish pies in a spacious industrial setting, making it a go-to for locals and visitors alike.