The Windsor Court

At Yo Nashi, New Orleans’ intimate omakase destination, Chef Mack Broquet crafts a masterful eight-to-ten course experience that fuses local flavors with refined Japanese techniques, making every meal an unforgettable culinary adventure.

Dive into Parasol's, a beloved local spot in New Orleans, where the legendary po' boys and laid-back atmosphere create a memorable culinary escape.

Nestled in charming French Colonial houses, this refined hotel boasts a serene courtyard, personalized service, and delicious breakfast goodies, all steps from the vibrant French Quarter.

Step into the 18th-century Cabildo, a stunning piece of architecture that now showcases captivating exhibits on New Orleans' rich history.

Stately neoclassical mansions, cool cafes, eclectic eateries and homey pubs line oak-shaded streets in the charming Lower Garden District. Handmade jewelry, local antiques and vintage Mardi Gras costumes are on sale at the monthly Little Flea NOLA market, while a stretch of Magazine Street has antiques shops and clothing boutiques. Tiny parks like Annunciation Square and Coliseum Square are local gathering spots.

This sleek eatery near downtown serves up a delightful mix of pizzas, pastas, and seasonal dishes, all with a lively brunch vibe and stellar service.

Commander's Palace, a New Orleans icon since 1893, dazzles with its haute Creole cuisine and stunning Victorian décor, hosting legendary jazz brunches and offering the unforgettable bread pudding soufflé.

Nestled in the heart of the French Quarter, this grungy, cash-only dive bar boasts a lively atmosphere, a killer jukebox, and cheap drinks—perfect for those looking to unwind with locals and escape the tourist crowds.

Funky coffeehouse featuring coffee drinks, teas & baked goods amid unique artwork & ephemera.

This cozy counter-serve spot serves up authentic Trinidadian dishes like jerk chicken and curry, with warm, family-style service that'll make you feel right at home.