What are Reveillon Dinners?Dating back to the 1800s and having resurfaced in the 1990s, Reveillon dining is an annual holiday tradition that has withstood the test of time. A Creole custom that began as intimate family feasts following midnight mass on Christmas morning has blossomed into a city-wide celebration of the holiday season and New Orleans’ rich and unique culinary culture.

With over 1,000 restaurants in New Oreans, it’s hard to choose where to eat. Places are constantly opening and keeping our taste buds on edge. Whether you’re a repeat traveler or you’re visiting New Orleans for the first time, below are some of the best new restaurants that opened in the Crescent City in 2019. Dine around town and see for yourself why they are so buzzed about.

Most come to New Orleans in hopes of Cajun boiled seafood, hearty and authentic Creole cuisine and brunch favorites such as shrimp and grits, or chicken and waffles. But what about those looking for a New Orleans experience fit for a plant-based lifestyle? Whether you’re a full vegan, flexible vegan or just trying something new there’s no need to worry. New Orleans is filled with dozens of vegan-friendly r

New Orleans is home to one of the largest Vietnamese populations in the South, which has resulted in a number of Vietnamese staples becoming mainstays in New Orleanians’ diets. Bakeries, delis, James Beard Award-winning restaurants, and casual eateries are all among the list of must-try Vietnamese spots during your next visit to New Orleans.

New Orleans is known for its top-notch restaurant scene, and you’ll find women at the helm of many of the city’s best establishments. From James Beard Award-winning heavy hitters like Commander’s Palace to a butcher/deli counter hybrid, these female-owned restaurants are truly in a league of their own. Explore some of our favorites below, or see our full list for even more ideas. 

When you’re traveling with a family, finding restaurants that please everyone can be a challenge. But New Orleans takes its food seriously, which means that everyone–from the world’s pickiest toddler to their foodie parents–can find something to get excited about on the menu.Whether you’re looking to introduce your children to the unique flavors of classic New Orleans cuisine, or you&#

The following restaurants are providing take-out services during the Coronavirus outbreak. You can filter by restaurant name & neighborhood.This list is updated on a regular basis as we get word from restaurants, so make sure to check back often! Restaurants Providing Take-Out

The following restaurants are providing delivery services during the Coronavirus outbreak. You can filter by restaurant name & neighborhood.This list is updated on a regular basis as we get word from restaurants, so make sure to check back often! Restaurants Providing Delivery

From Pho in the French Quarter to Bahn Mi in the Marigny, New Orleans is filled with a number of Asian-owned eateries that offer globally-inspired flavors in New Orleans. From Vietnamese to Indian, and sweet treats to seafood boils, these restaurants offer a wide range of the Asian cuisines that add to the world-class New Orleans dining scene. 

There’s no denying that dining out while on vacation can certainly get expensive quick. But when you’re in a new city (or revisiting an old favorite), you want to make sure you get to taste as much of the local flavor as you possibly can. And while there are certainly tons of restaurants worth splurging on in New Orleans, and a number of must-try dishes at every end of the cost spectrum, it’s also r

The bustling food truck scene is quickly growing in New Orleans. Mobile versions of beloved restaurants and stand-alone eateries can be found casually parked in some of your favorite neighborhoods, and outside of local hangouts and festivals. Food truck options are abundant with everything from traditional NOLA cuisine to vegan grub. Enjoy the outdoors with a few of our favorite New Orleans food trucks.

While these days she heads home early to spend time with her little ones, Chef Sue Zemanick is no stranger to nightlife in New Orleans. The three-time James Beard Award-winning chef’s 15-year culinary career here in New Orleans includes some of the city’s best spots. From her humble beginnings as a line cook and sous chef at Commander's Palace to executive chef at Gautreau’s Restaurant and now

In a world filled with deliveries, drive-thrus, and take-outs, the pop-up reigns supreme. It doesn't get much better than restaurant quality dining paired alongside fast-food convenience.New Orleans' pop-up restaurants present the perfect opportunity to explore the city's unique neighborhoods while trying new and under-the-radar eats.Typically housed at local bars and breweries, markets, and events around

As a city known for its food, New Orleans shines with top dining establishments. Conveniently enough for visitors, many of the city’s most delicious restaurants are located inside hotels. Enjoy fresh seafood, handmade pasta, juicy steaks and contemporary fare just steps from your bedroom. From the Garden District to the Marigny, here is our roundup of our favorite hotel restaurants. 

When the Simpson’s took an unexpected trip to New Orleans during the 29th season of the beloved cartoon comedy, Homer seized the opportunity to indulge in one of the Crescent City’s most notable draws - its culinary scene. From dishes at world-renowned restaurants to off-the-beaten-path eateries, the show featured a plethora of can’t-miss spots in the two-minute-long montage.Recently, two visitors f

Fall in New Orleans means cooler temps, lots of excuses for outdoor dining, and some truly fun and festive culinary events. Get in on the New Orleans Fall Food Celebration by supporting local restaurants, and also be sure to check out some of the exciting happenings below. 

If you’re spending a whole day at the convention center, chances are you’ll need to get out and grab a bite to eat. There are a ton of great options all around the center that can satisfy any mood. Stop by Cochon Butcher or St James Cheese Company for a sandwich or Sofia NOLA for a pizza. Can’t decide what you’re in the mood for? Head over to Auction House Market where you’ll have seve

Beignets are a staple in New Orleans and are favored among visitors and locals alike. Essentially deep-fried pâte à choux — though it’s most often referred to as a hole-less, square donut — the beignet works for any meal and any occasion. Iterations span from sweet to savory, available at everything from cash-only joints in the French Quarter to fine dining establishments.Where to Find Bei

Gumbo is arguably the most classic New Orleans dish, full of Creole spice and rich flavor. Many visitors come here seeking a cup or bowl of the delicious stew, but aren’t aware of the variety available. From local chefs to secret family recipes, gumbo is a prized dish at many households and restaurants. To help, we rounded up some of the most unique and delicious gumbo offered in the city. Check out the restauran

*Editor’s Note - these cakes are just a sampling of what was available during Mardi Gras 2021. Please check back in early January to see what new cakes and flavors will be available in 2022. While everyone else is beginning to track their New Year’s resolutions and saying goodbye to sweets, New Orleans is preparing to welcome back one of its sweetest and most beloved delicacies: King Cake. Since we ad