Selina Catahoula New Orleans

Casamento’s, a century-old, cash-only New Orleans staple on Magazine Street, serves fresh, plump oysters and Creole seafood in a cozy tiled spot.

Parasol’s is a laid-back Irish Channel dive bar famed for its messy roast beef and spicy firecracker shrimp po’ boys, plus cold beers and solid vibes.

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

Tucked behind Erin Rose bar, Killer Poboys serves inventive Vietnamese-inspired sandwiches on crisp French bread with bold, fresh flavors.

Since 1862, Cafe du Monde has been dishing out New Orleans’ iconic, powdered-sugar-dusted beignets and bold chicory coffee in a lively French Quarter spot.

Lucky's is a quirky 24-hour dive on St. Charles Avenue where you can grab a drink, enjoy live music, and even do your laundry—all in one spot.

A lively Uptown staple with nightly New Orleans-style music, a buzzing dance floor, cool bartenders, and a laid-back local vibe.

Tucked in Faulkner's former home on Pirate's Alley, this tiny French Quarter bookstore is a cozy haven for Southern lit lovers and rare finds.

Erin Rose: a cozy French Quarter Irish pub known for its legendary frozen Irish coffee, killer po’boys, and dive-bar charm.

Located on Bourbon Street, this trendy lounge evokes old-time bordellos with its sultry red velvet décor, serving up cocktails and local favorites in a lively, friendly atmosphere perfect for a fun night out.