Great spot for a quick bite (falafel sandwich) or a full sit down experience.
New Orleans legend. Gelato and pastries and espresso.
Great local bar, live music.
Patio bar with great food
Consistently great barbeque. Solid happy hour for wings + nachos
Mid-city establishment. French-American cuisine, tree through the restaurant.
Go-to for morning coffee (try the New Orleans Iced and the Babka Muffin).
Asian fusion. Fantastic spring rolls and daily specials.
A friendly neighborhood bar (ring the doorbell to get in).
If you want a really good poboy you should go to Parkway.
Favorite breakfast in New Orleans = baleadas from Taco G.
Neighborhood watering hole.
Family-friendly outdoor brewery w/food trucks.
Just a really good bar. Pool table, great vibe, tapas upstairs.
One of our favorite places in the world. Wine store w/a backyard and live music. Buy a bottle, grab a bucket and some glasses, sit for a while
Unassuming noodle shop. Everything's great. Dan Dan Noodle and whole fish rarely miss.
Timeless coffee shop. Open early, open late.
Great music, good drinks.
Upscale casual New American. Good for couples and groups.
No frills pie shop w/seating and a great beer selection. Perfect for dine-in or take-out.
Iconic bar. Great live music, often in the street.
Trad jazz hotspot. Usually lot of horns. Try and grab a seat if you can.
Great Frenchmen bar. Rarely a cover, more of a world music vibe.
A haven in a storm. If you want to spend some time on Bourbon Street without the entire Bourbon Street experience, Fritzel's is perfect for you.
If you can swing it you should really try. Best trad jazz in the city. Can buy tickets ahead of time or wait in line for hourly shows.
Frenchmen-adjacent gathering spot. If you're not sure where to go you can always go to R Bar.
A good place to point yourself if you're trying to go to Frenchmen Street. Often Standing Room Only, some of the best acts in the city.
Hot dog shop with great fry specials. Open late, good hit for a quick bit on Frenchmen.
One of the stalwarts of New Orleans-style dining. Gentlemen must have a coat (they'll put one on you if you forget).
Cute spot for straightforward Italian. Great vibe.
Iconic Bourbon Street bar. Dueling pianos, fabulous courtyard, and the home of The Hurricane.
Go for one of the oldest streets in the city, stay for the absinthe.
Legitimately underground punk / metal bar.
The oldest continually operating bar in the States. Home of the Purple Daquiri, piano in the back.
Really well done Cajun food. Fabulous sandwiches next door at the Butcher.
Christian worked here for ~2 years. Handmade pasta, upscale Italian, immaculate vibes.
Fresh seafood done all of the ways you want. A gem.
Put upscale Cajun/Creole food on the map. One of the best restaurants in the country.
The actual national WWII museum. Absolute must-see for the history buffs.