New Orleans Dining
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Five Spots for Bubble Tea on National Bubble Tea Day
Mr. Bubbles On April 30, gather your best pals and head over to Mr. Bubbles for a delicious array of bubble teas in celebration of National Bubble Tea Day. With a location...
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Five Great Dishes with Garlic for National Garlic Day
You wouldn't think that garlic, also known as the stinking rose, would have the global outreach that it does. You can find garlic as an essential ingredient in many different...
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Like Scotch? Then Don’t Miss This Social Dinner at Restaurant R’evolution
Restaurant R'evolution will be partnering with Macallan to host an immersive fine dining experience called The Macallan Social. Photo Courtesy of Macallan The...
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New Orleans Patio Guide 2021
"Going out to dinner" means more than simply not eating at home, or even eating outdoors — it means enjoying not being home or indoors! This guide...
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Good Food for Good Friday—Traditional Creole and Cajun Holy Week
When people think of Easter traditions, they likely envision baskets of candy and decorated eggs. But predictably, in South Louisiana, entire meals are part of the tradition....
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Five Delicious Local Spots for National Ravioli Day
National Ravioli Day, a special day on March 20 to indulge in the best square shaped stuffed dough that many foodies love. Around New Orleans, you can find many places to enjoy a...
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Delicious Catfish Dishes That Surprise and Delight
Cat[fish] got your tongue? The tasty bottom-feeder is living nine lives as area chefs create innovative dishes that surprise and delight. "The catfish is plenty good...
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Fish Fry Fridays Fundraiser Begins
Faithfully, the fish fry is back. Happening Fridays between February 19 and April 2, over 35 of the best New Orleans restaurants will be serving their twist on everyone's...
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Enjoy Delicious Louisiana Seafood for Lent at Six Savory Spots
1.Chef Ron's Gumbo Shop Photo Courtesy of Chef Ron's Gumbo Stop First is Chef Ron's Gumbo Stop on Causeway Boulevard. Its traditional seafood specials are back like...
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Five Spots to Enjoy Wine on National Wine Day
This year National Wine Day will be held on February 18. National Wine Day is reserved to showcase the benefits of wine, more so than its origin. The benefits of wine are...
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Have a Seat at the Counter: Diner Dining
The diner is an iconic American eating establishment that evokes images of friendly counter service, strong morning coffee, and after-party meals....
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Juice Up: How Antidote Juice is Bringing Wellness to New Orleans
This new joint is shaking things up a bit, albeit with juice rather than any other chaotic event to add to your life. The Antidote Juice bar is offering up healthy...
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Bar Marilou Returns With Weekend Service
Bar Marilou is now open Thursday through Sunday from 4 p.m. - 10 p.m. for dine-in eats and drinks. "We're a neighborhood...
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Restaurants on the Move: Some New Orleans Dining Icons Get New Digs
[Where Y'At Staff/Provided Photo] One of New Orleans's beloved restaurants, Red Gravy, will be moving from the CBD to Uptown at...
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French Quarter Icon Muriel's Jackson Square Reopens
If you've been craving shrimp and goat cheese crepes, dining on a balcony overlooking Jackson Square, or visiting with the spirit of Pierre Antoine Lepardi Jourdan (among their...
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Link Restaurant Group's Gianna Reopens
Launched in the Warehouse District a little over a year ago, Gianna is the Link Restaurant Group's answer to Italian cuisine. Co-owned and helmed by James Beard award-winning...
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The Big Comeback of Dining In: Are We Ready?
In a foodie and fun-loving city like New Orleans, the closure of our restaurants and bars has been a very hard hit. We miss our brunches, our martini lunches, our...
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Supporting the Industry You're In: POB United
Through all of the fear, anger and despair we're all feeling right now, it is uplifting to see people and businesses in our community helping each other. It helps restore our faith...
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A Multifaceted Solution: #FeedTheFrontLineNOLA
Inspired by the simple joy that sharing good food can bring, Krewe of Red Beans founder Devin De Wulf created Feed The Front Line NOLA, a non-profit organization that is garnering...
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The Toups Step up With Daily, Free “Family Meals”
Mid-City neighborhood restaurateurs Isaac and Amanda Toups of Toups' Meatery are doing their part to support the community, cookin' up free "family meals" daily to anyone in need,...
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Copeland's encourages feeding friends in need
Copeland's Family of Restaurants just announced a new program, #FeedYour___. In an effort to help local healthcare workers, first responders and pretty much anyone who is in...
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NOCHI offers “Cooking in Quarantine” classes
Seeking creative ways to reach out to the community and beyond, the New Orleans Culinary & Hospitality Institute is offering "Cooking in Quarantine," a lineup of office hours...
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Lenten Curbside “Fish Fry”
Over the next several Fridays (including tonight!), Craig Borges and Drew Knoll of New Orleans Seafood Co. are teaming up with six local restaurants to offer take-out "fish fry"...
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INTERNATIONAL BITES IN THE BIG EASY: Expanding Your Culinary Horizons with Global Cuisine
Editor's note: At the time of this posting not all of these places are currently open due to the city's health precautions, though the restaurants listed may offer take-out or...
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$20 & UNDER: Prodigious Plates: For the Love of Leftovers
Though there's many a snob who would scoff at a dish piled high with more food than any average person could eat in one sitting, there are also those who seek to "supersize."...
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ONE FOR THE ROAD: Snack Places on Metairie Road
If you're heading to Metairie, it would be a mistake not to consider grabbing a meal at one of the many excellent restaurants on and around Metairie Road. No suburban wasteland of...
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Food News: March 2020
Arbor eats … Southern brasserie and bar Laurel Oak opened recently inside the new Magnolia Hotel on Gravier Street Downtown. Chef and restaurateur Troy Guard was tapped to...
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The 20 Best Places to Get Boiled Crawfish in New Orleans
Crawfish season is in full swing in New Orleans. Look forward to the weekends with fresh and delicious boiled crawfish. Here, we've rounded up the 20 best places to get boiled...
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EATING IN THE EAST: Great Restaurants in New Orleans East
New Orleans East has suffered in more ways than one following Hurricane Katrina, with businesses leaving and struggling redevelopment efforts. It's the largest area of land in New...