Stella Maris Cafe & Grocery

Neighborhood gem since 1973 serving hearty po' boys, muffalettas, and breakfast in a cozy, no-frills spot with Southern charm.

At Iacovone Kitchen, Chef Bob whips up vibrant rice bowls, salads, and gourmet sandwiches packed with fresh ingredients, all in a cozy takeout spot.

Nestled away from the Bourbon Street chaos, Fahy’s is your quintessential Irish pub with a cozy vibe, cheap drinks, and plenty of pool tables to keep the fun rolling.

Since 1862, Café Du Monde serves iconic, powdered sugar-dusted beignets and bold chicory coffee 24/7 in New Orleans' buzzing French Quarter.

Nestled on St. Charles Avenue, this vintage diner has been serving hearty Louisiana classics and beloved breakfast staples since 1946, attracting both locals and visitors with its charming no-frills vibe.

Restaurant August is a stunning spot in a historic 19th-century building, serving up dazzling French-inspired Creole dishes and impeccable service that sets the stage for an unforgettable dining experience.

This cozy ice pop shop serves up an array of gourmet flavors—think blueberry lavender coconut and salted caramel—crafted from fresh, local ingredients.

La Cocinita serves authentic, hearty Honduran dishes with enormous portions and fresh ingredients in a lively, no-frills spot near the airport.

Step into the storied Old Absinthe House, where quirky charm meets a lively history, serving up tantalizing absinthe cocktails and local spirit.

Elizabeth's is a quirky Bywater brunch spot known for its famous praline bacon and a lively, art-filled atmosphere that keeps locals and visitors coming back for hearty Southern classics.