Restaurants in Louisiana: profiles, services and practical information.
Dat Dog occupies a prominent Marigny corner with a format closer to a neighbourhood counter than a sit-down Creole restaurant. The menu centres on hot dogs and sausages—…
View profile →The Court of Two Sisters is a Creole restaurant in the French Quarter, not Faubourg Marigny, but it is a short walk from the clubs and one of the verified buffet options…
View profile →At the corner of Frenchmen and Dauphine, Ayu Bakehouse turns a morning walk into a visit around the oven. The business describes itself as a modern New Orleans bakery, w…
View profile →Snug Harbor brings two plans together under one brick roof at 626 Frenchmen Street: a Creole dinner in the dining room and a jazz performance in a separate music room. T…
View profile →Since 1971, Café Maspero has occupied Decatur Street with a casual Cajun and Creole menu. It is known for its hot muffuletta, substantial sandwiches and seafood plates;…
View profile →On Royal Street, Bennachin offers a different culinary window on the French Quarter from the Creole dishes most visitors already know. Since 1992 it has served food insp…
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