Traditional American restaurant · East Riverside
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"Hungry Eyes is a restaurant in New Orleans known for its playful take on the city's culinary traditions, featuring dishes like artichoke hearts 'on the half shell'." - Jaya Saxena
Seafood restaurant · Irish Channel
Basin Seafood serves up bold, fresh Louisiana-style seafood and inventive small plates in a laid-back spot with bottomless mimosas and stellar chargrilled oysters.
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Live music venue · French Quarter
Tucked in the French Quarter, Preservation Hall serves up raw, soulful New Orleans jazz in a historic, no-frills space that’s all about the music.
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Restaurant · Lakeview
Experience chef Susan Spicer's vibrant Louisiana cuisine at Mondo, where classic dishes meet a relaxed vibe and a woodfire pizza oven.
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Creole restaurant · Central Business District
An upscale gem in the Loews Hotel, this lively spot serves modern Creole dishes that wow, alongside a playful weekend brunch and tempting drink specials.
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Chicken restaurant · Old Aurora
Chubbie's is a beloved local gem on the West Bank, serving up crispy fried chicken, buttery biscuits, and killer po' boys, all with a friendly vibe.
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Seafood restaurant · Lower Garden District
Peche serves wood-fired Gulf seafood and lively raw bar fare in rustic digs, blending Southern tradition with modern, bold flavors.
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Restaurant · Freret
Vals is a vibrant taqueria in a transformed garage, serving up unforgettable tacos and creative cocktails, perfect for casual hangouts on a spacious patio.
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Sandwich shop · Carrollton
This Philly-born sandwich chain brings hefty, classic hoagies to New Orleans with fresh ingredients and a welcoming vibe, perfect for a delicious break.
Ice cream shop · West Riverside
At Piccola Gelateria, you can indulge in small-batch gelato with a rotating array of inventive flavors and delicious crêpes in a cozy, rustic setting.
Bar · French Quarter
Step into New Orleans’ oldest bar, Lafitte’s, where dim candlelight, exposed bricks, live piano, and the legendary purple daiquiri meet pirate lore.
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