Ray's Uptown
Creole restaurant · Central City ·
Homestyle Cajun & Creole specialties, soul food, live music, happy hour
Homestyle Cajun & Creole specialties, soul food, live music, happy hour
"Want a front-row seat to Zulu this Mardi Gras? Ray’s on the Avenue in historic Treme is ground zero for the action. The restaurant and bar is open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., with everything from $10 restroom wristbands, parking discounts, and $100 passes including food, bar tickets, and inside seating." - Beth D’Addono
"Elray Holmes’s Ray’s on the Ave is a local institution (even after it moved away from its original Avenue) in large part due to Holmes himself. He’s active in the community, holding frequent meal giveaways, and cooks some of the best traditional Creole food in the city. Go for the food, Saints games, happy hour, or live music, it’s always a good visit." - Lynn Wesley - Coleman
"Elray Holmes’s Ray’s on the Ave is a local institution (even after it moved away from its original Avenue) in large part due to Holmes himself. He’s active in the community, holding frequent meal giveaways, and cooks some of the best traditional Creole food in the city. Go for the food, Saints games, happy hour, or live music, it’s always a good visit." - Lynn Wesley - Coleman
"Elray Holmes’s Ray’s on the Ave is a local institution (even after it moved away from its original Avenue) in large part due to Holmes himself. He’s active in the community, holding frequent meal giveaways, and cooks some of the best traditional Creole food in the city. Go for the food, Saints games, happy hour, or live music, it’s always a good visit." - Lynn Wesley - Coleman
"Today, Alba Rays launches Destination New Orleans, a new menu featuring lesser-known cocktails from the Big Easy to match its Cajun fare." - Janelle Bitker