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Satsuma, a trendy coffeehouse in the lower garden district, offers a sunny patio and serves locally inspired breakfast and brunch delights in a cozy vibe.

Step into Angelo Brocato Ice Cream & Confectionery, a beloved New Orleans gem since 1905, where creamy gelato and freshly filled cannoli await in a charming, pastel-hued parlor.

The Joint serves up crave-worthy, slow-smoked barbecue in a laid-back, cypress-paneled spot, complemented by fun vibes and a solid drink selection.

Brigtsen's serves up fresh, seasonal Creole dishes in a charming cottage, where top-notch staff and delicious flavors make for a memorable dining experience.

Cheerfully decorated spot for BBQ, with sauce styles ranging from Carolina to Texas to Kansas City.

Tucked away with a cozy vibe, Delachaise Wine Bar serves up an eclectic menu and a stellar wine selection, making it a must-visit in NOLA.

Nestled in a strip mall in New Orleans East, Ba Mien serves an extensive menu of authentic Vietnamese dishes, showcasing flavors from all regions, with standout items like their banh cuon and pho that keep diners coming back.

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.

Mae’s Bakeshop, a cozy Uptown bakery by pastry chef Jeremy Fogg, serves up Southern classics like buttery biscuits, sweet cinnamon rolls, and custom cakes, all inspired by family recipes.

Stately neoclassical mansions, cool cafes, eclectic eateries and homey pubs line oak-shaded streets in the charming Lower Garden District. Handmade jewelry, local antiques and vintage Mardi Gras costumes are on sale at the monthly Little Flea NOLA market, while a stretch of Magazine Street has antiques shops and clothing boutiques. Tiny parks like Annunciation Square and Coliseum Square are local gathering spots.