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Tujague's, the second-oldest NOLA eatery since 1856, serves classic Creole fare and invented the iconic Grasshopper cocktail.

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.

Katie's, a beloved Mid-City hangout, serves up generous portions of Creole-Italian dishes like pizza, po' boys, and heartwarming brunch staples, all in a lively, family-friendly atmosphere.

Emeril's flagship restaurant in New Orleans dazzles with upscale Creole cuisine crafted by Chef Emeril Lagasse and his son E.J. in a sleek space showcasing culinary and service excellence.

Bright, sleek boutique on Magazine Street with a chic curated mix of designer apparel, shoes, and standout jewelry for every style.

Bayona serves chef Susan Spicer's inventive Louisiana-inspired cuisine in a charming 18th-century Creole cottage with a serene, plant-filled courtyard.

Nestled on Bourbon Street, Ralph Brennan’s Red Fish Grill is a lively seafood spot serving up tantalizing po' boys, oysters, and crafted cocktails in a vibrant atmosphere.

Addis Nola serves vibrant, authentic Ethiopian dishes like steaming stews and fresh injera in a warm, artful Bayou Road spot with stellar cocktails.

Nestled in Uptown, Costera is a vibrant coastal Spanish restaurant where Chef Brian Burns and Restaurateur Reno De Ranieri serve up shareable dishes bursting with flavors, perfect for a lively evening out with friends or a cozy date night.

Nestled on Magazine Street, O'Delice is a charming bakery bursting with French flair, serving dreamy cakes, almond croissants, and delicious sandwiches, perfect for any occasion.