It’s no secret that New Orleans is known for its food. With over 1,000 restaurants in the city, it’s hard to narrow down what to try first. To help, we compiled a list of our top 19 unique dishes to try in New Orleans in 2019.   1

The streets, architecture and aroma of New Orleans puts a romantic feel in the air throughout the year. These elements paired with delectable foods and quaint settings make New Orleans the perfect romantic getaway, with dozens of date-night worthy restaurants. Whether it unfolds in French Quarter courtyards, Uptown bistros or beyond, we’ve rounded up our top picks for you and your date. New Orleans’ T

It’s no secret that New Orleans’ culinary scene is unmatched, and a huge part of that is due to the women who have pioneered and continue to reinvent that scene until this very day. They are artists and entrepreneurs, civil rights advocates and restaurateurs, authors and immigrants. These women are incredibly talented and integral to the future of food in New Orleans. Below are just a few of our

Making your way through the crowds, selecting the perfect vendor and sifting through menus until placing your order–mastering the food scene at festivals in New Orleans is truly an art and a sport. Although you’d be hard-pressed to find foods that are an all-out bust,  there are some that standout as an absolute MUST. So we’ve rounded up some of our favorite fest foods to cut down on your searc

New Orleans is known as the ultimate dining destination, and with hundreds of restaurants in Orleans Parish alone, you may get overwhelmed with where to go. Whether it's a special occasion, an important client dinner, a milestone celebration or just a chance to indulge, here's our list of restaurants worth splurging on. Knowledgeable waitstaff, interesting cocktail lists and delectable dishes make th

SofiaNew to the Arts + Warehouse District, Sofia serves modern Italian cuisine. Freshly made pasta, fire-roasted pizzas and Italian veggies, an extensive wine collection and plenty of Sp

The James Beard Award is a coveted culinary title that many compete for, but only a handful are awarded each year. From restaurateurs to regional chefs, rising stars and outstanding wines, James Beard recognizes and honors some of the best in the industry. This year, ten New Orleans-based chefs and restaurants were named finalists of the renowned award. The winners will be announced during the awards ceremony in Chicago

Plenty of special events bring large parties to New Orleans - festivals, corporate meetings, weddings, college graduations, or just plain old weekend getaway trips for friends. To make your search for accommodating establishments easier, we’ve rounded up some great picks for big groups. These restaurants offer amazing food, lovely atmospheres, and even private rooms or dedicated group dining staff members. See ou

New Orleans is famous for its food and drink culture. Locals are proud of their city’s culinary repertoire, and visitors often book their trips with plans to try dozens of different restaurants, whether that be the delicious comfort food of Dooky Chase’s or a jazz brunch at historic Antoine’s.

Seafood by the Seasons in New OrleansIn New Orleans, there’s always room for seconds, and you’ll find more places to eat than days in the year. Whether you stumble upon down-home delicious po-boys at the back counter of the convenience store or eagerly await your reservation at a James Beard Award-winning culinary institution, the flavors here run the gamut. And just about all of it centers around the fres

In a city known for its culinary history, it’s unsurprising that there’s a thriving coffee culture here as well. Coffee has been imported to the Port of New Orleans for centuries, and today, you can taste all sorts of local varieties, including the famous chicory blend. We’ve rounded up a list of local coffee shops by neighborhood, so you can kick-start your day in NOLA like a local.

In a city known for classic cocktails and Southern breakfasts, boozy brunch is a necessity. Whether you’re looking for a fancy jazz brunch or a funky, local spot, we’ve compiled this list of delicious recs by neighborhood, so you can explore (and imbibe) everywhere from Uptown to the Bywater. So grab your crew and get ready to indulge. The restaurants below are just a few of our favorites--

Crawfish Benedict. Eggs Sardou. Grits and Grillades. New Orleans has its own special way of doing things, especially when meals are involved. But there is one time-honored New Orleans tradition that you definitely don’t want to pass up during your celebratory weekend: brunch. While post-wedding events aren’t mandatory, arranging a send-off brunch for your guests creates a final opportunity to catch up

Hot NOLA summers call for icy treats, and there’s no shortage of delicious ways to cool down in the Crescent City. The next time the sun is out in full force, be sure to pick up one of these cold desserts to help you beat the heat. Sno-balls at Hansen’s Sno-BlizSummer in New

Home to multiple James Beard Award-winning restaurants, world-renowned chefs and mouth-watering Creole and Cajun cuisine, New Orleans is easily one of the best places to showcase (or brush up on) your culinary skills. Do just that with a New Orleans cooking class - the perfect activity for amateur cooks, professional chefs, and everyday foodies alike. Learn how to make specialty New Orleans dishes at any level, and enjo

‘Tis the season for sunshine, evening breezes, and outdoor dining in New Orleans. Treat yourself to a delicious meal and a glass of wine in a lovely atmosphere - whether it be along the water or in a tucked-away courtyard. Whether you’re on the hunt for brunch, tacos, casual or upscale, there are plenty of options for dreamy al fresco dining in New Orleans. See below for a few of our top picks.

Red beans and rice, crawfish, beignets, and king cake. It’s no secret that New Orleans is home to some of the most delicious and unique cuisine in the world. But there’s one New Orleans classic in particular that has been satisfying natives and visitors alike for almost a century: the po-boy.

Whether you are a New Orleans native or a first-time visitor, Spring in NOLA means one thing: boiled crawfish. Get ready to boil, peel, and devour this delicious Louisiana favorite, and check out our guide to get the best of the best.Best Places for Crawfish in New OrleansFrankie and Johnny’sThis local favorite is known for their hot and spicy, award-winning crawfish. Venture uptown to this casual, family-friendl

New Orleans is a foodie’s paradise, so it’s no surprise that plenty of restaurants offer charcuterie and cheese plates. Carnivores and vegetarians can unite over plates of cured meats and cheese, complete with olives, jams, fruit and those little crispy-crunchy toasts. Grab a glass of wine to go along with your feast—and don’t forget to snap a pic of your elegantly-arranged board before diggi

Nestled in the heart of the Gulf Coast, Louisiana is perfectly positioned as a destination for deliciously sustainable dining. It’s one of the best states in the U.S. to find fresh seafood so it’s never hard getting your hands on Gulf oysters, Louisiana crawfish, catfish and shrimp, or a local catch of the day. Not to mention the state’s also known for its seasonal produce like okra, strawberries, s