The Sazerac Bar

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.

Housed in a charming restored Victorian, this cozy spot serves up soulful, family-style Cajun seafood feasts from a James Beard-winning chef.

The Blue Nile on Frenchmen Street is a lively hotspot where funk, blues, and brass collide, boasting an electric atmosphere and awesome balcony views.

Sylvain blends refined Southern classics and stellar cocktails in a moody, candlelit French Quarter carriage house with a cozy courtyard.

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.

Gris-Gris, Eric Cook's stylish two-level bistro in the Lower Garden District, serves up refined Southern comfort food with a welcoming vibe and beautiful balcony views.

Step into Snake & Jake’s, New Orleans’ legendary dive bar that's a cozy shack aglow with Christmas lights, where the beer is cheap and the vibe is delightfully chaotic.

Nestled in New Orleans' Warehouse District, Vyoone’s offers a charming escape with French-Creole dishes and an enchanting courtyard, perfect for intimate gatherings or celebrations.

Dining at Muriel’s offers a historic taste of New Orleans with classic Creole dishes served in an elegant 19th-century setting, where the ghosts of past patrons may even join you for a cocktail.

Toups Meatery serves up hearty, mouthwatering Cajun meats and crafty cocktails in a laid-back Mid-City spot with a kickin' patio.