Staff Picks - Featured Late Night Restaurants
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 Oceana Grill
739 Rue Conti
504-525-6002
Open 'till 2:AM
Oceana
Grill is located just steps off of Bourbon Street the heart of the
French Quarter. You will be mesmerized by the exquisite renovations of
this historic building. The ambience and the cuisine are a dynamic duo.
Please take the time to browse through our menu and see what the famous
Oceana Grill has to offer for our lunch and dinner specials. With Chef
Specials daily Oceana Grill is sure to have exactly what you are
looking for... Great Food!
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Clover Grill
900 Bourbon St.
504-598-1010
Open 24 Hours
The World Famous Clover Grill is home of the best breakfast and burgers on Bourbon Street. To better serve your late night cravings, they are now open 24 hours a day Wednesday through Sunday, closing at midnight on Monday and Tuesday nights. Look for the grill to be returning to their full 24 hour schedule in the coming months.
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Coop's Place
1109 Decatur St
(504) 525-9053
Open 'till they Close!
A Decatur Street staple since 1983, Coop's Place re-opened after the storm in early October 2005, and they are serving nearly all their pre-Katrina menu items. Coop's Place is looking forward to welcoming all their regulars - both local and from out of town - back to the city, and their establishment.
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Angeli on Decatur
1141 Decatur St.
504-566-0077
Open 24 Hours on Friday & Saturday
Angeli is a great late night or anytime stop with delicous pastas and pizzas created with a Creole twist in mind. Enjoy the spicy Italian/Creole food with live music and a full bar.
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Deja Vu Restaurant
400 Dauphine St.
504-523-1931
Open 24 Hours
Breakfast at 2 a.m.? Steak and a baked potato at 10 a.m.? A bad-ass bloody mary to go with either one? Or maybe just a salad and some freshly made French onion soup. Or, Jaeger shots and some serious local gossip! Whatever your tastes may be, you’ll most likely find what your stomach is craving at Deja vu.
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Port of Call
838 Esplanade Ave.
504-523-0120
Open 'till Midnight
The Port of Call was established in 1963 as a steakhouse located on beautiful, historic Esplanade Avenue in the French Quarter. The Port started as a quiet, small neighborhood restaurant open only at night, and has grown into an extremely popular destination for locals and tourists alike.
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 13 Monaghan's
517 Frenchman St.
504-942-1345
Open 'till 4 AM Daily
13 opened its doors on February 13, 2004. Its owners, Alana and Jim Monaghan, having no qualms or superstitions, opened the bar at 1313 hours. For those into numerology, there are many links to the number '13'. 13 has a full service bar and kitchen with some of the best food in a friendly and welcoming atmosphere on Frenchmen, one of New Orleans' most exciting streets. Frenchmen Street is known by locals, as well as travelers from around the globe, as an alternative to the status quo in New Orleans nightlife. 13 is open from 11am-4am daily, serving food and grog during all hours.
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La Peniche
1940 Dauphine St.
504-943-1460
Open 24 Hours
Nestled in the Faubourg Marigny, La Peniche opened its doors in 1981 to locals and visitors alike, as a true New Orleans neighborhood restaurant. La Peniche is French for "barge" and rightfully named, as the walls in this 100 year old building are made of barge board that once carried cargo down river, giving this restaurant a feeling of being in Mom's kitchen. Open 24 hours a day, a friendly staff delivers the tastes and aromas of "down-home" dishes, prepared with love, from a dedicated and loyal kitchen staff, some of which have been here from the opening.
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Wasabi Sushi & Bar
900 Frenchman St.
504-943-9433
Fridays & Saturdays 'till 2 AM
Fabulous sushi restaurant in the Marigny serving delicious sushi and sashimi and other Japanese favorites untill 2:am every Friday and Saturday.
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 Cooter Brown's
509 S. Carrollton Ave.
504-866-9104
Open 'till 4:AM on Fridays & Saturdays
Since 1977, Cooter Brown's has been a popular watering hole, grill and oyster bar. Located in the historic Riverbend section of Uptown New Orleans, Cooter Brown's proudly serves over 400 brands of domestic and imported bottled beers, as well as 45 different beers on tap. Raw Oysters from the Oyster Bar, the City's Best Boiled Crawfish (seasonal) and great tavern food including Poor Boys, Seafood, Specialties and Side Orders.
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Hoshun Restaurant
1601 St. Charles Ave.
504-251-8100
Open 'till 2 AM Daily
Hoshun is up all night serving up an interesting combination of Japanese and Chinese dishes. Go and enjoy some sushi, egg rolls and chicken chow mein!
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Slice Pizzeria
1513 St. Charles Ave.
504-525-7437
Open Monday thru Saturday 'till 11 PM
A newer addition to the New Orleans scene, Slice serves up fantastic thin crust pizza in a variety of flavors with fresh ingredients and delicious salads and pastas to boot! They also have a goregoeus bar in the back serving up great cocktails and a great assortment of beers.
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St. Charles Tavern
1433 St. Charles Ave.
504-523-9823
Open 'till 3 AM Daily
St. Charles Tavern is a favorite of very, late, night adventurers seeking a bite to eat after a long night of fun. Get local favorites like red beans & rice or if you get a hankerin' for breakfast (like I always do), they serve up a great, greasy spoon feast.
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 La Boca
857 Fulton St.
504-525-8205
Open Fridays & Saturdays 'till Midnight
La Boca is a concept that came naturally out of the partnership of Nicolas Bazan III and Adolfo Garcia, who own Rio Mar "A Seafood Destination" around the corner in the hot warehouse district of New Orleans. La Boca is a natural progression of the desire to bring top quality food to a city renowned for its great restaurants. At la Boca you will find the food of Nicolas Bazan's upbringing beef pasta and more...
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 Beach Corner
4905 Canal St.
504-488-7357
Open Sun. - Tues. 'till 1 AM
Open Wed. - Sat. 'till 3 AM
The Beach Corner Bar not only has a great selection of drinks and a team of enthusiastic bartenders, they also serve up one of the best burgers in town - to order! Also, it wouldn't be fair if I didn't mention their delicious sweet potato fries.
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After a late night on the town, you need some delicious food to end the evening on a high note. There are plenty of restaurants in the New Orleans Area that stay open late for the discerning "late-night" diner. Whether you need to soak up the alcohol from a long night of drinking or you need a greasy spoon to satisfy a midnight craving, we've got what you're looking for! If you know of any late night spots we haven't mentioned here...let us know and email us at
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