Restaurant Reviews

You'll love Carmo, inside and out. When people in New Orleans talk about great vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free restaurants, Carmo is on the tip of everyone’s tongue. But they’… Read More »

Everybody loves Mulate's – even Homer! At Mulate’s, the Original Cajun Restaurant,  they celebrate Cajun food, music, art and culture every day with all the warmth, creativ… Read More »

  Felix's in the French Quarter If you’re from New Orleans, Felix’s Restaurant & Oyster Bar in the French Quarter is probably where you slurped your first oysters. Y… Read More »

Mambo's is home to the only rooftop dining on Bourbon Street Bourbon Street is famous for bar crawling, music, and you know what, but the truth is there are some pretty great places to dine… Read More »

Owner/Executive Chef Jeff Hof Grand Isle is a charming barrier island in the Gulf of Mexico, just two-hours from New Orleans. For those of us who grew up in the city, the words “Grand Isl… Read More »

Do locals eat in the Vieux Carré? You only have to dine at Crescent City Brewhouse to realize the answer is “yes.” Should you come here if beer is really not your thing? Again, the … Read More »

  Tito's on St. Charles Avenue No trip to New Orleans would be complete without indulging in Creole, Cajun and Southern cuisine but, whatever you do, don’t stop there. Tit… Read More »

When the legendary Tujague’s had to move from its old location a couple of years ago, it was big news. The world-famous restaurant had been at the other end of Decatur Street since 1856. Would i… Read More »

  Lunch at a Holiday Inn when in New Orleans? Are you kidding? No, we're not. The Clarinet Bistreaux in the artsy Holiday Inn Downtown Superdome is a local restaurant that just happens… Read More »

In what might just be one of the most enviable restaurant locations in all of New Orleans sits Café Pontalba. Here in the historic Pontalba buildings on Jackson Square, you can sip cocktails, i… Read More »