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The National WWII Museum in New Orleans is a massive, interactive homage to history, featuring immersive exhibits and a 4-D theater alongside a vibrant eatery ideal for winding down after your educational journey.

Compère Lapin serves bold Caribbean-Creole dishes like curried goat and jerk pork belly in a chic, lively Warehouse District spot.

At Melba's, dive into a 24-hour Creole eatery serving hearty po' boys, gumbo, and comforting Southern staples in a laid-back vibe.

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.

Upscale bistro on St. Charles Avenue serving seasonally driven French-Southern dishes with standout duck and an inventive wine list.

This artsy Warehouse District hotel blends rustic charm with sleek design, featuring exposed brick, cool local art, and a top-notch Caribbean eatery.

Nestled in Bywater, this charming corner store serves up legendary po' boys and hearty plates, all while fostering a warm, friendly vibe.

Nestled on Freret Street, this cozy spot dishes out vibrant Cuban, Mexican, and Central American fare alongside refreshing margaritas, all served with a friendly vibe and complimentary queso.

Discover the unique history of New Orleans' free people of color at this charming museum, where engaging tours bring their rich culture to life.

Surrey’s is a cozy, colorful café serving up hearty Southern-Latin breakfasts like shrimp and grits, migas, and fresh-squeezed tropical juices.