Neyow's Creole Café

Dong Phuong Bakery, a beloved New Orleans East spot since '82, serves legendary banh mi and sought-after king cakes that keep everyone coming back.

Laid-back lodging in an elegant building, offering complimentary breakfast & a buzzy lobby bar. Housed in an elegant building in the eclectic Lower Garden District, this relaxed hostel is less than a minute's walk from a streetcar stop, and 2 miles from Jackson Square in the French Quarter. Simple mixed-sex and female-only dorms sleep 4 to 6 people, and offer en suite bathrooms, Wi-Fi and lockers, plus bunk beds with reading lights. Private rooms are available. Breakfast is served in a casual lobby dining area with a wood-paneled bar. Other amenities include guest laundry facilities and bike storage.

Compere Lapin combines Caribbean and European influences, serving up vibrant New Orleans flavors in a chic, welcoming atmosphere.

This iconic bar at the Hotel Monteleone features a charming carousel that spins slowly, creating a lively atmosphere perfect for drinks and socializing.

Turkey and the Wolf is a vibrant sandwich haven in NOLA, blending quirky decor with inventive bites like collard green melts and fried bologna.

Refined suites & cottages in a Creole-style B&B dating from the 1800s, plus cooked breakfast. Dating from the 1800s, this upscale B&B occupies elegant Creole-style cottages linked by tree-lined courtyards. It's next to Louis Armstrong Park and a 2-minute walk from the Backstreet Cultural Museum. Plush 1- and 2-bedroom suites and cottages have free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, minifridges and coffeemakers. Some add full kitchens, living rooms, pull-out sofas and/or patios. Individual touches range from antique furnishings, 4-poster beds and exposed brick walls to whirlpool tubs, fireplaces and/or locally inspired artwork. Cooked 2-course breakfast is served. There's free on-site parking.

Classic, upscale New Orleans dishes by celebrity chef Emeril Lagasse in a sleek, modern space.

Cure is a chic cocktail haven in a former firehouse, boasting inventive drinks, a cozy vibe, and a menu of eclectic small plates.

Sucré is an elegant New Orleans patisserie known for its stunning macarons and luxurious gelato, offering a delightful escape for dessert lovers.

Mister Mao offers a vibrant dining experience with Southeast Asian-inspired dishes, a lively atmosphere, and standout service that keeps diners coming back.