Restaurant Reviews

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 »

3rd Block Depot Kitchen and Bar, Now Open in the French Quarter There's always something new in the Vieux Carré.  This month, we're celebrating the opening of 3rd Block… Read More »

There are two things everyone in New Orleans loves – great food and great football. Bobby Hebert’s Cajun Cannon on Veterans in Metairie is the perfect place to indulge in both of Louisiana… Read More »

Suis Generis on Burgundy in the Marigny. At last count, there were more than 1,500 restaurants in New Orleans. We feel confident when we say that Suis Generis (pronounced: soo-ee jen-er-is) in … Read More »

Every Seat is a Window Seat at Messina's Runway Café. Airports aren't traditionally foodie destinations, but this is New Orleans and our Lakefront Airport is home to Messina'… Read More »

Landry’s Seafood House located in Jackson Brewery, (the first Landry’s opened in a house in Lafayette, Louisiana in 1947) has one of the most enviable views in the Vieux Carré. You … Read More »

  Bourbon Street is known for its lineup of bars and round-the-clock party atmosphere, but there are also some great places to grab a bite. When you need a breather, check out these casual eat… Read More »

In our humble opnion, one of the best places to find authentic New Orleans cuisine in Old Metairie is Porter & Luke’s on Metairie Road, just 10 minutes from downtown. This restaurant has … Read More »