Oh New Orleans, we just keep on coming back for more. Any excuse to go and visit, we’re in! We love everything about this amazing city – from the food to the jazz to the unique culture – and have been several times. That’s what led us to write the ultimate New Orleans City Guide! We hope you enjoy our guide and find it useful the next time you find yourself in “The Big Easy.” Let’s start things off with food shall we…
A Foodie’s Guide To New Orleans
{Best Restaurants in New Orleans}
- Josephine Estelle: The Ace Hotel’s Italian and Southern inspired osteria from Memphis chefs/restaurateurs, Andy Ticer and Michael Hudman, rocks art deco vibes and a menu that’s great for sharing—small/large plates of seasonal eats including crudo, loads of housemade pastas, charcuterie, and some of the best desserts in town. Open for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and happy hour!
- Galatoire’s: Absolutely amazing! A fine-dining century-old institution serving French-Creole fare in an upscale space (jackets required).
- Upperline: “If you can eat at only one fine restaurant in New Orleans, make it the Upperline. ” – Southern Living Also, our Dad swears that this is where he ordered the best duck he’s ever had!
- Shaya: Just won a James Beard Award. Tried to get in here and they were fully booked three to four weeks out! So make sure to book your reservations well in advance when planning to dine here.
- Sylvain NOLA: Elegant gastropub with cocktails & American fare in a former carriage house with courtyard seats – historic and beautiful!
- Bacchanal wine and cheese : Beautiful courtyard with live music. Nicknamed NOLA’s backyard party! We didn’t make it here but we definitely will next time. Our friend who lives in New Orleans loves it!
- SOBOU: This restaurant is at the W Hotel and is serving up elevated Creole bar food, plus cocktails & self-serve wine (same owners as Commander’s Palace). We had cocktails and appetizers here when we stay at the W and loved it!
- Kingfish: If it’s on Anthony Bordain’s list, it’s on ours! Order a mint julep.
- Pêche: James Beard Award Winner – fresh seafood and amazing hush puppies!
- Angeline: Mediterranean & Southern flavors at this handsome spot.
- HerbSaint: Upscale French & American food in an airy space with St. Charles Avenue views & outdoor seats.
- Balise NOLA: Fantastic – great for a romantic dinner. Louisiana style fare with European accents plus cocktails & wine in a townhouse setting.
- August: New French fare at chef John Besh’s flagship restaurant in a chandelier-studded 19th-century space.
- Emeril’s New Orleans: Emeril’s Restaurant is chef/restaurateur Emeril Lagasse’s famed flagship restaurant housed in a renovated pharmacy warehouse in New Orleans’ Warehouse District.
- Antoines: We love this place! It’s the Oldest French-Creole Fine Dining Restaurant in New Orleans and the food is fantastic! It also happens to be the birth place of oysters Rockefeller wash them back with a French 75!
- Cafe Amelie: We love the adorable courtyard here and it makes for a great happy hour spot with an appetizer or early dinner when the weather is nice.
- Restaurant R’evolution: This is one of the best meals we’ve ever had in New Orleans. Still dreaming about the lobster gnocchi!
- Mr B’s Bistro: Fantastic Creole Food! Order the BBQ Shrimp!
{Great for Brunch & Lunch}
- Court of The Two Sisters: world famous for their amazing Jazz brunch!
- Lilette: on Magazine St (We ate here last time and LOVED it!) Contemporary American Fare
- Willa Jean: So fantastic for brunch or lunch! The brainchild of Besh Group pastry chefs Kelly Fields and Lisa White, Willa Jean (named for Fields’ grandmother) offers not only pastries and coffee, but a full service experience with sandwiches, hot plates, soups, a full bar (with coffee and tea based cocktails and a slushie machine), brunch, happy hour and killer plated desserts. Fantastic Frosé!!! Full review here!
- Bon Ton Cafe: If you’re looking for an authentic experience the next time you’re in New Orleans then eat where the locals eat! The Bon Ton Cafe is serving up the best traditional Cajun food in New Orleans! Keep reading to learn what to order and the history of this New Orleans staple. Full review here!
- Commanders Palace: Very famous, Pro tip: Don’t miss the 25-cent three-martini lunch! Business attire is required.
- Mother’s: for Poboys. Yum!
- Domilises Poboys: My boss loves this place. Really excited to try it next time!
- Coquette: One of New Orleans top 10 restaurants! Trendy, chandelier-hung place serving locally sourced New American fare alongside craft cocktails.
- Cochon Butcher: It’s a butcher shop, a sandwich counter and a wine bar. Inspired by old-world meat markets, Butcher specializes in house made meats, terrines and sausages, the fresh cuts are handpicked and ready-to-cook items available daily.
- Magnolia Grill: The ultimate old school diner experience. Bring on that delicious grease and get ready to carbo load! One of our best friends introduced us to this place and we’re so grateful she did! Thanks Riss!
{Where to Eat Beignets in New Orleans}
- Cafe Du Monde: World famous and delicious. Instagram worthy for sure! You will most likely have to wait in a long, long line though.
- Cafe Beignet: (Pictured above) Just as good and in our opinion sometimes even better than Cafe Du Monde. It’s right on Royal in the French Quarter and is totally picturesque. It’s a gem that not too many people know about!
{Where to Drink}
- French 75 Bar: Famous for having the best cocktails in New Orleans, it’s safe to say that the French 75 is an iconic New Orleans Cocktail Bar that is not to be missed!
- LaFitte’s Blacksmith shop: Built between 1722 and 1732 by Nicolas Touze, is reputed to be the oldest structure used as a bar in the United States! Order a local beer such as Abita beer Purple Haze or if you’re feeling frisky go for the Pirate’s Punch!
- Napoleon House: Order a Pimm’s and lounge in their beautiful courtyard. If time is of the essence grab a Pimm’s to go. // Full review here along with their famous Pimm’s Cup recipe!
- The Sazerac Bar: in Hotel Roosevelt for a Ramos Gin Fizz! The cocktail list is endless and we love the plush banquettes & elegant old-world elegance! Every time we’re in New Orleans we always stop by here no matter what!
- Cane & Table: Festive tiki cocktails and small plates! This French Quarter spot has a nice, rustic Caribbean-inspired menu and great drinks, thanks to an innovative island-influenced lineup. Start with a rum punch!
- ALTO at Ace Hotel
- Bar Frances: This chic wine bar hails from wine-obsessors Mark Latter and PJ Rosenberg. Serving up French-inspired American eats such as beet tartare, gnocchi with charred eggplant, red snapper crudo. Plus, there’s a shady patio, happy hour, and loads of great natural wines on the menu! We love!
- Bacchanal wine: Yes, this is on our list twice, you have to go! Chef Joaquin Rodas offers a seasonal menu of exquisite, affordable small plates seven days a week at this wine shop known for its amazing backyard and live music. There’s also a cocktail bar that offers seating indoors.
- Pat O’Brien’s: For their beautiful courtyard and famous intoxicating hurricane’s! The last time we drank one of these we ended up on a karaoke stage at the Cat’s Meow on Bourbon Street!
{Where to Stay in New Orleans}
- Ace Hotel New Orleans: The coolest new hotel in New Orleans. We loved the vibe here and Josephine Estelle is serving up some delicious Italian food!
- The Roosevelt New Orleans: We’ve stayed here before and had a wonderful time! The hotel is beautiful and the service is the best. They have multiple restaurants and it’s also home to the infamous Sazerac bar where we always go to get our Ramos Gin Fizzes!
- International House: Love this hotel, it’s in a fantastic location and also houses a super awesome bar inside. Stop in for a Pimm’s cup!
- Southern Hotel: A bit further out but worth the change of scenery if you’ve already been to New Orleans a few times. Beautiful!
- W French Quarter: We’ve stayed here before and it’s a lot of fun! The rooms are super comfortable and ultra chic! Love SOBOU as well! Check out our review here.
- Hotel Monteleone: In the French Quarter and home to the Carousel Bar. Since 1886, the Hotel Monteleone has provided luxury and historic accommodations for travelers to New Orleans.
- Henry Howard Hotel: A bit off the beaten path in the Garden District. A double gallery townhouse designed by famed architect Henry Howard, was constructed in 1867 and has been reimagined into an inspired 18 bedroom, luxury boutique hotel. Gorgeous and we’re looking into staying here the next time we’re in NOLA.
{PIN & PRINT FOR LATER}
{Spend The Day on Magazine Street // Suggested Itinerary Below}
- Eat at the lovely Lilette for brunch or lunch
- Shop at Hemline and the many boutiques and antique stores that dot Magazine street
- Go to The Bulldog for a craft beer or glass of wine for a quick pick me up
- Stop into Sucre for some sweets! We love the pretty mint-green space that’s doling out chocolates, macarons & gelato and more!
{NOLA Photo Diary}
Photography: Camera: Sony A6000 | Lens: 35mm 1.8 Lens // Pictures taken by us and our Uncle Bert Richardson photographer extraordinaire! Big thanks to him for teaching us!
Did you enjoy our New Orleans City Guide? Let us know in the comments below along with your favorite places in the big easy!
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So much good food in Nola! Commander’s Palace is one of our favorites too. Plus I think you can’t visit New Orleans without a visit to Cafe du Monde. Thanks for sharing on #TheWeeklyPostcard.
Hi Anisa!
Nice hearing from you and love #TheWeeklyPostcard – such a fantastic community! We completely agree with you and are craving beignets right now. Yes please! Looking forward to following along with your travel adventures!
Cheers from Dallas!
Emily
This is such a fantastic roundup of New Orleans dining spots—perfect for anyone planning a trip to the city. I love how it mixes iconic classics with newer, award-winning restaurants. The descriptions really capture the atmosphere and make each place feel special. It’s especially helpful to know which spots require advance reservations. New Orleans truly is a food lover’s paradise, and this guide does it justice. Definitely bookmarking this for my next visit to The Big Easy.
Absolutely agree! New Orleans has such an incredible food scene, and Commander’s Palace is a fantastic choice. A stop at Café du Monde is definitely a must — the beignets alone are worth the trip! Thanks for sharing such great recommendations on #TheWeeklyPostcard.
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New Orleans has its must-try spots just like El Salvador does with pupusas and café de palo, both places turn simple ingredients into unforgettable experiences. Food becomes part of the journey, not just a stop along the way.
I will need to visit New Orleans 10 time sin order to visit all this places. Do not get me wrong. I will visit as many times as necessary. Thanks for all the insight. #wkendtravelinspiration
Hi Ruth!
This New Orleans City Guide has been in the works for a while now as we’ve been to NOLA upwards of 5+ times now! So good! Wishing you lots of fun and good eats when you go! #wkendtravelinspiration
Cheers!
Emily
This is a fantastic guide to New Orleans you have left no stone unturned. Really appreciate the amount of work that must have gone into this (all those cocktails…) thanks for sharing with #WeekendTravelInspiration
Hi Jo!
Thanks for the kind words they mean a lot to us! Blogging is hard work and lots of hours went into this post but it’s all worth it when we get to share our fantastic finds with the world! Also, yes, research is the BEST part.. all those cocktails! haha!
Cheers!
Emily
This is such a helpful post! I went to NOLA in August last year, and heading back this year as I liked it so much! Beignets are a definite must, and I loved trying out creole cooking! #wkendtravelinspiration
Hi Milly! Thanks so much and yes once you go then you just can’t stop! Let me know if you try out creole cooking! #wkendtravelinspiration
Cheers!
Emily
Would love LOVE LOVE to go to New Orleans one day, and Southern food is sooo delicious! Will definitely be saving this! 🙂 #wkendtravelinspiration
New Orleans is one of my favorite American cities. The food is so good there! Thanks for linking in this week at #wkendtravelinspiration!
Great post – I think it could be called This is Why New Orleans is My Happy Place! 🙂 So much great food, plus the culture, the bars, the Quarter…Love it. Even after several trips, though, you’ve given us some new spots to try. Gosh darn, I guess we’ll have to go back, y’all! (Quietly does happy dance.)
Love the colours that you found! Those buildings are all so picturesque 🙂
Hi Marcella!
Isn’t New Orleans the prettiest?! We love how vibrant it is as well!
Wow this is quite a guide!! I certainly know where get my information now when I want to visit.
Hi Rebecca,
Your kind words mean so much to us! Happy you loved our guide! Many more to come 🙂
Cheers!
Emily
Lovely pictures with lively, vivid descriptions-my mouth was literally watering and I am ready to book a NOLA trip!
Thank you Lis!
WOW!
I’ve been wanting to visit New Orleans again and this post definitely makes me want to book a ticket ASAP. It looks like y’all had a blast.
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Hi Elizabeth!
First off, LOVE your blog! We’ll have to share our Texas favorites with each other! Let us know if you have any questions when you’re planning your epic NOLA trip. You’ll love the city it’s amazing!
Cheers!
Emily
Thank you! The feeling is mutual.
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Wow, the food all sounds amazing. We are planning a trip to Nola for our anniversary in June and will definitely try a few of the restaurants and bars you’ve recommended!
Hi Laura!
Thank you for the sweet feedback! We wish y’all an awesome trip to NOLA and please feel free and reach out to us with any questions!
Cheers!
Emily
While wondering up Magazine street, I would suggest trying to make it all the way uptown to Bistro Daisy. It is my favorite place to eat in the city.
Hi Allison!
Thank you for the tip! We’ll definitely check out Bistro Daisy next time we’re in NOLA. Looking at their menu online now and everything sounds delicious!
Cheers!
Emily
Thanks for the post on New Orleans and foodies spots in New Orleans. This is really a good post for someone new to the City like myself.
Hi!
Thank you for your feedback and we’re excited for you to get to explore the incredible city of New Orleans! It’s one of our favorite in the world and you can find hidden gems around every corner. I see you love drinks and dining just like us so you’ll also love these options for the best food and drinks in New Orleans:
-Brunch at Will Jean, make sure and order the Frosé!
-Bacchanal Wine Bar
-Herbsaint
-Peche
-Brennans
-Arnauds, order the soufflé potatoes, they’re amazing!
-Bon Ton Cafe, order the crab au gratin
Cheers!
Your guide was most helpful!! First time visiting NOLA this coming Thanksgiving. What would be some ideas for a Thanksgiving day restaurant?
Thank you!
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I absolutely loved this guide! New Orleans has such a rich culinary scene, and your tips on local favorites and hidden gems are fantastic. I can’t wait to try the po’boys and beignets you recommended. Keep up the great work!
This guide is fantastic! I’ve always wanted to explore New Orleans cuisine, and your recommendations for hidden gems and must-try dishes are spot on. Can’t wait to dig into some beignets and po’boys on my next visit! Thank you for sharing your foodie adventures!
This post makes me want to hop on a plane to New Orleans right now! The descriptions of the beignets and gumbo are making my mouth water. I can’t wait to explore the hidden gems you mentioned. Thanks for the recommendations!
I will need to visit New Orleans 10 time sin order to visit all this places.
I absolutely loved this guide! New Orleans is such a vibrant city for food lovers, and your recommendations were spot on. I can’t wait to try that beignet place you mentioned and explore more hidden gems around the French Quarter. Thanks for sharing your foodie adventures!
This post has me craving New Orleans! I love how you highlighted the hidden gems alongside the classic spots. The recommendations for local eats made my mouth water—Can’t wait to try out the beignets and crawfish étouffée on my next visit! Thanks for the great insights!
Wow, this guide is amazing! I love how you highlighted the hidden gems of New Orleans’ food scene. Can’t wait to try those beignets and the po’boys you recommended! Thank you for sharing your culinary adventures!
Wow, this guide really made my mouth water! I can’t wait to try the beignets and explore the hidden gems you mentioned. New Orleans is such a vibrant food city, and your tips will definitely enhance my foodie adventure. Thanks for sharing!
I absolutely loved this guide! New Orleans has such a vibrant food scene, and your recommendations are spot on. I can’t wait to try the beignets at Café du Monde and the gumbo you mentioned. Thanks for sharing these delicious insights!
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The Ace Hotel’s osteria fusion is such a perfect example of how New Orleans absorbs culinary influences while staying true to its roots. I’ve been plotting a trip specifically to work my way through the city’s food scene, and this guide just moved a few spots higher on my bucket list. If you’re planning your own NOLA eating tour, Spheroz has some solid recommendations too.
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New Orleans really is one of those cities where the food alone is worth the trip — the Ace Hotel’s Italian and Southern osteria concept sounds like such a perfect reflection of that unique local culture. I’ve been planning my first visit to The Big Easy and have been using the Samaudiotool tool to put together a jazz playlist to get in the spirit before I even land. Can’t wait to finally experience it all firsthand!
The Ace Hotel’s Italian and Southern inspired osteria sounds like a fantastic spot—definitely adding it to my New Orleans food itinerary alongside my work projects, since I’m often looking at Hy 3D for visual inspiration during travel planning.
The Ace Hotel’s Italian and Southern-inspired osteria sounds like a fantastic find—I’ll definitely be seeking that out on my next trip. For anyone planning to capture their culinary adventures there, I’ve been using Aivideoonline to turn my travel clips into stunning highlight reels.
I’ve always believed that exploring a city’s culinary scene is the best way to understand its culture, and your guide perfectly captures the essence of New Orleans. While enjoying dishes like those at Ace Hotel’s Italian and Southern inspired osteria, I found myself thinking about how the right audio setup can enhance the experience of discovering local jazz and food culture—something Samaudiolab has been discussing recently. I also found Samaudiolab really helpful for this topic.
The Ace Hotel’s Italian and Southern inspired osteria sounds like a must-visit spot—combining those flavors in New Orleans’ vibrant food scene is a game-changer. I’m bookmarking this guide and will definitely be checking out that spot alongside the Cowork Code tool to help plan my next culinary adventure.
The way the guide highlights The Ace Hotel’s Italian and Southern inspired osteria really captures the unique culinary fusion that makes New Orleans so special. I’d love to use the 3MF to Stl tool to create a 3D model of the city’s famous architecture to share with fellow food travelers planning their trip to The Big Easy. I also found the 3MF to Stl tool really helpful for this topic.
The Ace Hotel’s osteria sounds like a fantastic fusion of Italian and Southern flavors — I’d love to see what that dish looks like, so I used an AI tool I’ve been using to visualize it.
The food section sounds amazing—especially the Ace Hotel’s osteria recommendation. It’s interesting how New Orleans’ culinary scene has so many unique angles, much like how 2D to 3D transformation adds depth to flat imagery.
Really nice guide—this gives a great overview of New Orleans, especially the mix of food spots and local atmosphere. I like how you included both must-visit places and practical tips, which makes it helpful for first-time visitors. The visuals also add a lot to the experience. It could be even more useful to include budget ranges or estimated costs for travelers.
The Ace Hotel’s Italian and Southern inspired osteria sounds like a brilliant fusion! Would love to know if the menu leans more towards traditional Neapolitan or Creole flavors.
The Ace Hotel’s osteria sounds like the perfect spot to experience that blend of Italian and Southern flavors you mentioned — I’ll definitely be adding it to my next NOLA itinerary!
The Ace Hotel’s osteria sounds like the perfect spot to dive into that Italian and Southern fusion New Orleans is famous for. Would love to hear more about the jazz scene in a future update!
The Ace Hotel’s osteria is a great find for those of us craving Italian-Southern fusion!
I really appreciate the focus on food — the Ace Hotel’s Italian and Southern inspired osteria sounds like a must-visit spot. Looking forward to exploring more of the guide!
The Ace Hotel’s Italian and Southern inspired osteria sounds like the perfect fusion of New Orleans flavors — can’t wait to try it on my next trip!
The Ace Hotel’s Italian and Southern-inspired osteria sounds like a must-visit — love the idea of combining those two culinary traditions in The Big Easy. Have you tried the beignets at Café du Monde yet, or are you sticking with more upscale spots?
Love this guide! New Orleans has such a vibrant food scene, and the street art is just as amazing. If you’re into that, you should try the graffiti creator to make your own digital murals inspired by the city.
Love this guide! New Orleans has such a vibrant food scene, and the street art is just as amazing. If you’re into that, you should try the graffiti creator to make your own digital murals inspired by the city.
The Ace Hotel’s Italian and Southern inspired osteria sounds like the perfect spot to experience that unique New Orleans fusion — can’t wait to try it on my next visit!
**The Ace Hotel’s osteria** sounds like a fantastic catch — that Italian and Southern fusion is exactly the kind of creative combo I look for when planning a NOLA trip. Would love to hear more about other hidden gems that blend those culinary traditions!