Who Dat Coffee Cafe

Po' boys come in many varieties at this spacious fast-food spot with Southern staples like wings.

Surrey’s Café is a vibrant brunch spot serving up mouthwatering American and Latin dishes like migas and indulgent shrimp and grits, plus freshly squeezed juices that are simply irresistible.

Dong Phuong Bakery, a beloved New Orleans East spot since '82, serves legendary banh mi and sought-after king cakes that keep everyone coming back.

Refined B&B featuring traditional rooms and a private courtyard. Set in a Colonial Revival home, this elegant B&B is a 2-minute walk from the Canal and Carrollton streetcar stop and a mile from the New Orleans Museum of Art. Traditional, individually decorated rooms and suites offer cable TV and free Wi-Fi and snacks. Most have whirlpool tubs. Additional features range from fireplaces to 4-poster beds. Breakfast is served in an opulent dining room with a marble fireplace and chandelier. A courtyard with an Italian-style fountain has wicker patio furniture.

Nestled in the Lower Garden District, this laid-back brewery serves up a rotating selection of hoppy IPAs and saisons alongside food pop-ups in a spacious, dog-friendly courtyard.

Brennan's is a chic New Orleans staple where timeless Creole dishes and the iconic table-side Bananas Foster shine in an elegant setting.

Storied hideaway dating from 1927 & offering luxe suites, 2 eateries, a coffee shop & a rooftop bar. Overlooking St. Charles Avenue and dating from 1927, this sophisticated all-suite hotel is less than a mile from the The National WWII Museum and 4 miles from the Audubon Zoo. Plush suites are decorated with antiques, as well as modern elements and feature free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs and minibars; some also have sitting areas and/or kitchens. Dining options include 2 swanky restaurants serving Cajun Cuisine, and there's also a coffee shop and a rooftop bar. Laundry facilities are available, as is a fitness center and a library/lounge with loaner books, a computer, and a flat-screen TV.

"Mojo Coffee Roasters began with one simple idea– to make use of our obsession with exceptional coffees and share them with as many people as possible. Ethically sourced, hand-sorted and small-batch roasted here in New Orleans, we strive to highlight the innate sweetness and unique flavor characteristics of each of our coffees, and focus on ensuring consistency from seed to cup. We do this because we love coffee, and we hope you will love our coffee too."

Nestled in the French Quarter, this charming restaurant features a picturesque garden courtyard where you can savor crafted cocktails, caviar, and sumptuous steaks.