Our New Orleans Recs
In between celebrating with us, we’d love for you to explore the place we fell in love. New Orleans is a cultural hub - and some of our favorite places were found through meeting a new friend at a bar. There’s no place like it in the world.
Cochon Butcher
845 Carondelet St
2521 Jena St
Daytime cafe with an eclectic comfort food menu, vegan and vegetarian options!
Turkey & the Wolf
845 Carondelet St
2521 Jena St
Daytime cafe with an eclectic comfort food menu, vegan and vegetarian options!
Breakfast/
Lunch/Brunch
Bearcat Cafe
845 Carondelet St
2521 Jena St
Daytime cafe with an eclectic comfort food menu, vegan and vegetarian options!
Molly’s Rise & Shine
2368 Magazine St
Laid-back brunch with coffee, sandwiches, classic breakfast dishes, and a retro energy.
Brennan’s
417 Royal St
Classy brunch spot in the quarter famed for Creole cuisine. We went here after we got engaged, and it’s one of the most stunning restaurants in the city. Make a reservation and DO NOT skip the bananas foster.
Parkway Bakery & Tavern
538 Hagan Avenue
You won’t find a better po boy in the South. The lines get long, but it’s worth it for the authentic experience. Order at the bar to skip the line!
Stein’s Deli
845 Carondelet St
2521 Jena St
Daytime cafe with an eclectic comfort food menu, vegan and vegetarian options!
Dinner
Paladar 511
511 Marigny St
Amazing pizza, pasta and seasonal dishes in the heart of the Marigny.
Commander’s Palace
1403 Washington Ave
Notable spot for refined Creole food. 25 cent martini happy hour is a plus.
Pêche
800 Magazine St
Coal grill and raw bar - the best local seafood in the city.
Felix’s
739 Iberville St (French Quarter)
7400 Lakeshore Dr (Lakefront)
A must for oyster lovers. Try the location on the water at happy hour and get an order of chargrilled oysters and some beers!
Herbsaint
701 St Charles Ave
Upscale French & American cuisine on St. Charles. Great for people and trolley watching.
Dooky Chase
2301 Orleans Ave
A rich history and rich New Orleans staples. This place is filled with art and stories.
Shaya
4213 Magazine St
If you’re not one for Southern comfort food, Shaya has some amazing bites of Israeli and Lebanese fare. It’s a can’t miss!
Snacks/Bars/
Experiences
Ayu Bakehouse
801 Frenchmen St
Cafe du Monde
Riverboat Natchez
City Park
Frenchmen St.
The Spotted Cat
The Batture
Bachannal Wine
Dive Bars
Cooter Brown’s
Bud Rip’s