Category: Restaurants

  • The Pelican Club

    Stylish place with a sophisticated Creole menu, 3 dining rooms, a bar & weekend piano music.

  • MRB Bar & Kitchen

    Laid-back watering hole with a courtyard offering craft brews galore, casual eats & games.

  • Pour House @ Bourbon

    Colorful locale with a balcony whipping up gumbo, jambalaya & po’ boys, plus beer & cocktails.

  • Sylvain

    Elegant gastropub with cocktails & American fare in a former carriage house with courtyard seats.

  • Royal House

    Fresh seafood & oysters on the half-shell in an airy space bordered by a bar & wide-open windows.

  • Verti Marte

    This longtime market & deli open 24/7 is known for Creole-inspired sandwiches, entrees & sides.

  • The Governor Seafood & Oyster Bar

    Laid-back outpost offering seafood & classic Creole & Cajun cuisine, plus an oyster bar & cocktails.

  • Original Pierre Maspero’s

    Classic Creole cuisine & cocktails in a historic 1788 building with weathered brick walls.

  • Mr. Ed’s Oyster Bar & Fish House, Bienville

    Nestled in the heart of New Orleans’ historic French Quarter, Mr. Ed’s Oyster Bar & Fish House is a beloved institution for seafood lovers. This lively eatery, located at 512 Bienville St, exudes a classic New Orleans charm with its rustic décor and bustling atmosphere.

    Step inside and be greeted by the aroma of freshly shucked oysters and sizzling seafood platters. Mr. Ed’s boasts an extensive menu featuring Gulf Coast delicacies like chargrilled oysters, blackened redfish, and crispy fried shrimp. Don’t miss their legendary oyster po-boys, piled high with plump, briny oysters and served on crusty French bread.

    Whether you’re a seasoned New Orleans foodie or a first-time visitor, Mr. Ed’s offers an authentic taste of the city’s culinary scene.

  • The Original French Market Restaurant and Bar

    Boiled seafood by the pound plus Cajun fare in a circa-1803 space with outdoor & balcony seats.