Food For Thought

While all of the restaurants will be open during the holidays, we recommend calling to make reservations to guarantee your spot. Enjoy, and have a Merry Christmas! Be sure to bookmark this post, as we… Read More »

New Orleans continues the fine tradition of the Reveillon through the 2011 Christmas season. During the mid-1800's, New Orleans' Creole families celebrated the "Reveillon" (French for "awak… Read More »

The Court of Two Sisters restaurant want to celebrate Christmas in a special way. Of course, we all hope Santa will visit us to deliver gifts for Christmas Day, but you can spend some time with Santa … Read More »

Are you stuck trying to figure out the perfect Thanksgiving menu? Let the pros handle it! Here's 4 New Orleans restaurants who will do the hard work for you. Click any of the banners to see a full Tha… Read More »

The Gordon Biersch Brewery Restaurant provides one more reason to celebrate the change of the seasons on November 15th. The restaurant will have a tapping party in honor of their new seasonal beer: Wi… Read More »

Looking for a way to do Thanksgiving dinner somewhere else? New Orleans has several great options to celebrate a traditional Thanksgiving at a local restaurant instead of getting stuck with a hot oven… Read More »

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and restaurants from around the city of New Orleans are jumping in to do their part. The Hard Rock Café, located at 418 N Peters Street in New Orleans… Read More »

Celebrate Oktoberfest all month long at the Crescent City Brewhouse! New Orleans residents can look forward to the cooling weather with Oktoberfest celebrations throughout the city. The Crescent… Read More »

Whether you’re going to the Superdome or hosting your own party, Pigéon Caterers is ready to serve up a feast for Sunday's Big Game. At the Game If you’re looking to start your game day in … Read More »

New Orleans’ temperatures are slowly retreating from the intense August heat, and evenings are starting to cool down. Well, “cool” for New Orleans, that is. With fall approaching, Broussard’s… Read More »