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At the New Orleans School of Cooking, where Cajun and Creole traditions come to life, attendees whip up local favorites like gumbo and jambalaya while soaking in the city’s rich culinary history—making it a must-do for food lovers.

Mister Mao offers a vibrant dining experience with Southeast Asian-inspired dishes, a lively atmosphere, and standout service that keeps diners coming back.

Elms Mansion, a stunning Italianate gem from 1869, boasts a grand ballroom and enchanting garden, making it a sought-after spot for unforgettable events.

Bourrée is a breezy Uptown smokehouse slinging fresh frozen daiquiris, vibrant wings, and hearty Cajun dishes perfect for chill outdoor dining and live music.

Gracious Bakery is a bright, contemporary spot in the Garden District perfect for fresh-baked goodies, delicious sandwiches, and a casual coffee break.

In the heart of the French Quarter, the Gumbo Shop serves up authentic, locally-loved gumbo alongside a spread of comforting Creole favorites in a charming courtyard setting.

At Paladar 511, this trendy Marigny eatery serves up inventive California Italian dishes—including fresh pasta, wood-fired pizzas, and seasonal sides—in a lively, industrial-chic setting perfect for any occasion.

Nestled in New Orleans' Warehouse District, Vyoone’s offers a charming escape with French-Creole dishes and an enchanting courtyard, perfect for intimate gatherings or celebrations.

The Fresh Stop Market is a local gem in the Lower Ninth Ward, offering fresh produce, seafood, and a welcoming vibe while promoting better food access.

Café du Monde serves up iconic beignets and chicory coffee in a bustling atmosphere that's quintessentially New Orleans—cash only, so come prepared!