Creole restaurant · Garden District
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"Tory McPhail, executive chef of the highly-lauded Commander’s Palace, a Garden District landmark in New Orleans." - Abbe Baker
Creole restaurant · Treme
Dooky Chase’s is a vibrant Treme legend serving Chef Leah Chase’s soulful Creole classics—think crispy fried chicken, rich gumbo, and art-lined walls.
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Cocktail bar · Central Business District
Bar Marilou is a swanky French-style lounge in a former library, serving bold cocktails and luxe small plates in a moody, maximalist setting.
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Bakery · Garden District
Haydel’s Bake Shop on Magazine Street is an adorable haven for sweets enthusiasts, offering renowned king cakes, coffee, and a charming ambiance.
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Izakaya restaurant · Carrollton
Sukeban, a chic izakaya on Oak Street, serves top-tier temaki hand rolls, sashimi, and fine sake in a sleek, intimate setting perfect for indulgent bites.
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War museum · Central Business District
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.
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Restaurant · Bywater
Saint Germain in Bywater blends a Parisian wine bar vibe with a creative, rotating tasting menu spotlighting bold flavors and seasonal local ingredients.
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Deli · French Quarter
The Quarter Master is a bustling 24-hour deli in the French Quarter serving up hearty po' boys, burgers, and Southern comfort food that keeps locals coming back.
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Mexican restaurant · Irish Channel
Barracuda is your laid-back taco haven on Tchoupitoulas, serving up fresh tacos and margaritas in a lively outdoor setting that screams good vibes.
Barbecue restaurant · Central City
Central City BBQ is a vibrant, family-friendly spot featuring mouthwatering traditional BBQ sandwiches and plates in a spacious, contemporary 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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