Classic New Orleans restaurant for brunch, lunch or dinner in the French Quarter. Jackets preferred for men. 4-minute walk from the hotels.
William’s favorite oysters. Located on Bourbon Street; just a 4-minute walk from the hotels.
Famous New Orleans restaurant in the heart of the French Quarter on Bourbon Street. Always great for lunch or dinner, but be sure to make a reservation in advance. Jackets required for men after 5pm. 4-minute walk from the hotels.
Casual restaurant famous for po-boys and classic southern dining. 12-minute walk from the hotels.
A fun setting for lunch or dinner. Italian and French cuisine with a New Orleans twist. 13-minute walk from the hotels.
Award-winning upscale restaurant known for great dinner and wine. 10-minute walk from the hotels.
A New Orleans restaurant tradition housed in a historic pink mansion dating back to 1795. Famous for their Creole cuisine and inventing Bananas Foster. 8-minute walk from the hotels.
Classic New Orleans restaurant located right on Jackson Square. Be sure to ask for a table on the balcony. 13-minute walk from the hotels.
Lively, upbeat French restaurant great for a group dinner or date night. 7-minute walk from the hotels.
Special-occasion restaurant in the heart of the French Quarter. Famous for its Creole cuisine. Great for lunch or dinner. Just a 4-minute walk from the hotels.
Delicious seafood restaurant in the French Quarter. Great option for dinner on Friday night before the welcome party. 4-minute walk from the hotels.
Classic New Orleans restaurant and bar located directly on Bourbon Street. 3-minute walk from the hotels.
Casual lunch spot (with several locations) known for their delicious hot dogs and funky New Orleans art. Check out their location on Frenchmen street just a 6-minute ride from the hotels.
A casual Emeril Lagasse restaurant serving New American plates, cocktails and local beer. Great for lunch or dinner. 6-minute ride from the hotels. Close to the WWII Museum.
Beloved Seafood restaurant. Great for lunch or dinner. 6-minute ride from the hotels.
Charming, historic restaurant specializing in pork dishes and Cajun eats. Great for lunch or dinner. 7-minute ride from the hotels.
Located in the Marigny, this warehouse-turned-italian joint provides an eclectic and fun atmosphere. Great for brunch or dinner. 7-minute ride from the hotels.
This local spot Downtown is great for breakfast/brunch and happy hour. 8-minute walk from the hotels.
Located just a block off of Jackson Square in the French Quarter, Sylvain is an elegant gastropub with cocktails and American fare in a former carriage house with courtyard seats. 12-minute walk from the hotels.
Cozy cocktail bar and restaurant built into an old carriage house in the heart of the French Quarter. Great courtyard for daytime eating/drinking. 20-minute walk (1 mile) or 6-minute ride from the hotels.
Laid-back French Quarter bar with courtyard and food ranging from charcuterie and burgers, to salads and bar snacks. Great for a casual dinner in the Quarter or meeting a group for drinks. 10-minute walk from the hotels.
Charming restaurant with a garden courtyard. Perfect for daytime eating/drinking. 7-minute walk from the hotels.
Hailey and William’s favorite restaurant. Classic New Orleans fare in an Uptown home. Be sure to make a reservation in advance and order at least one order of the oysters and brie – our favorite single bite of food! Jackets preferred for men. 17-minute ride from the hotels.
Delicious Mediterranean restaurant on Magazine Street. Fill up on their great homemade pita and hummus – we recommend the Brussels Sprouts and Blue Crab hummus to be specific. 14-minute ride from the hotels.
Made-from-scratch Louisiana fare in a quaint cottage that housed a grocery store in the 1800s. Located on Magazine Street and great for any meal. 12-minute ride from the hotels.
Very similar to Clancy’s, classic creole french in an Uptown home. Be sure to make a reservation in advance. 17-minute ride from the hotels.
Famous hole in the wall restaurant with the best po-boys in town. Expect a line out the door if you go around lunch or dinner. 14-minute ride from the hotels.
Casual lunch spot with great sandwiches and salads. There is a location in the Warehouse District (6-minute ride or 15-minute walk from the hotels) and Uptown on Prytania Street.
Famous breakfast, lunch and dinner diner Uptown. A nicer, original version of The Waffle House known for their omelets, burgers and freezes (milkshakes). 13-minute ride from the hotels, or hop on the streetcar (Canal Street) and it can take you directly there!
Named America’s Best New Restaurant in 2017, Turkey and the Wolf serves inventive sandwiches and cocktails in a quirky, colorful space. 13-minute ride from the hotels.
Classic cajun dining in the heart of Uptown. Great frozen drinks. 11-minute ride from the hotels.
French Quarter café specializing in breakfast fare and sweet + savory delicacies. 7-minute ride or 20-minute walk from the hotels.
Casual southern bakery restaurant. Perfect for a coffee and breakfast pastry to-go or a sit-down breakfast/brunch. Located Downtown in the CBD, it’s a 7-minute ride or 12-minute walk from the hotels.
Fun café offering all-day brunch and cocktails. There are various locations, including one on Decatur just an 8-minute walk (.4 mile) from the hotels.
Funky breakfast spot on Magazine Street. 11-minute ride from the hotels.
Great breakfast or lunch. 6-minute ride and 15-minute walk from the hotels. There’s another location Uptown on Jena Street.
Hailey’s parents have breakfast here every Saturday. Great for a boozy group brunch. Located in the Lower Garden District, Birdy’s is a 9-minute ride from the hotels.
Located on the roof of the Pontchartrain Hotel, Hot Tin is an intimate cocktail bar with the best view in the city. It’s Uptown, an easy 10-minute ride from the hotels.
Fun boutique hotel to grab cocktails, located right on St. Charles in the heart of Uptown. 11-minute ride from the hotels.
Located in an 1883 mansion, the Columns is a historic hotel with a charming atmosphere and great cocktails. Located right on St. Charles, if you’ve been to Mardi Gras, you will recognize this iconic spot 😊. 11-minute ride from the hotels.
This bar is a staple of Uptown New Orleans. Located on St. Charles right next to Superior Seafood. 11-minute ride from the hotels.
Fun outdoor bar; perfect for day drinking. Located Uptown, it’s a 10-minute ride from the hotels.
Incredible jazz lounge located right in The Ritz-Carlton. Fun place to grab drinks and listen to local live music.
One of the top five bars in the country. Amazing cocktails. Attached to the legendary Arnaud’s Restaurant. 4-minute walk from the hotels.
Famous bar located in Hotel Monteleone, known for its rotating bar top. 6-minute walk from the hotels.
Classic Piano bar located at the very north end of Bourbon Street. Built in the 1700s, Lafitte’s is one of the oldest bars in the country. A great destination if you want to walk down Bourbon Street from the hotels.
No description necessary. Best courtyard in New Orleans. Known for creating the hurricane and its famous piano bar.
Hailey’s favorite coffee in the world. Various locations, including one just 1/2 mile away from the hotels. Hailey’s order: Protein Velvet Ice. William’s order: Granita.
Legendary New Orleans beignets and coffee. Walk Jackson Square (across the street) before or after.
The #1 tourist destination in New Orleans and the official WWII museum of the United States. You could spend endless hours here. Located Downtown in the CBD, it’s an 8-minute ride or 20-minute walk from the hotels.
Magazine Street features six miles of some of the best shopping and restaurants in New Orleans. Some of Hailey’s favorite areas: Nashville-Jefferson: Start by getting lunch at Saba (Nashville Ave & Magazine St), then walk down to shop at Dirty Coast, Hazelnut, Jean Therapy, and more, and don’t forget to grab a coffee at PJ’s! (Jefferson Ave & Magazine St) Louisiana-Eighth St: Get lunch at Dat Dog or breakfast at Slim Goodies, have beers at The Bulldog, shop at local stores like Lucy Rose
Take the streetcar to City Park and visit NOMA, the city's oldest fine arts institution hosting a permanent collection of almost 40,000 objects.
Best snowballs ever. If the line's too long, we also love Williams Plum Street Snowballs on Burdette Street (Uptown).
Picturesque Uptown park right next to Tulane University. Known for its beautiful oak trees.
Located on and around the 300-500 blocks of Julia Street in the Warehouse District. Features cutting-edge art galleries, museums, and some of the best restaurants and bars in New Orleans.
Consistently one of the country’s top-ranked zoos. Located Uptown right behind Audubon Park.
Voted as one of the top five aquariums in the country. Less than a mile away from the hotels.
Public golf course in the city’s largest park