New Orleans Restaurants

New Orleans Restaurants - Dining

French Quarter
The French Quarter has most of New Orleans' finest and oldest restaurants. Some date back to the 1800s, so if you're looking for Old New Orleans...(More)

Uptown/Garden District
Anywhere that college students rub elbows with the owners of century-old Victorian mansions on St. Charles, you'll know there'll be dining options...(More)

CBD/Convention Center
From its trendy loft apartments to the avant-garde galleries of our arts district, the warehouse district is one of the hippest neighborhoods in town these days. Sushi at Rock 'n' Sake or Baja-Mex at Lucy's can be followed by a swanky wine bar with a jazz band, a walk along the nearby Mississippi, or a ride on the streetcar to the French Quarter...or to another restaurant for dessert! (More)

Mid-City
Mid-City is one of New Orleans' most historic neighborhoods, and the old Italian influences are evident in the dining options. In just one block there is Angelo Brocato's Italian ice cream and baked goods and Venezia's. Of course, there are non-Italian options, too: You can go Pacific-Rim on the porch of an old blue house or enjoy Chinese further down Carrollton. (More)

Marigny/Bywater
These restaurants are New Orleanians' little secrets... tucked away behind jazz clubs or hidden in old factories, finding them is half of the fun. But after a Pizza Pot Pie at del Forno or choosing something off the chalkboard at Marigny Brasserie, you'll feel like you've found "your place."(More)

Kenner/Metairie & Lakeview
Kenner and Metairie are two of New Orleans' biggest suburbs, and have an unbelievable number of offerings when it comes to family-friendly restaurants, chain restaurants for out-of-towners looking for something familiar and local favorite restaurants complete with a cast of regulars.
• Kenner & Metairie | Lakeview

Westbank, Northshore & Gulf Coast
If you're feeling a bit stir crazy here in the city, or you've somehow come under the impression that you've tried all of the restaurants within city limits, all you need to do is cross one of the multiple bodies of water that surround New Orleans.
• Westbank | Northshore | Gulf Coast

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