Where to get the best deals in NOLA, whether you’re looking for craft cocktails, fried seafood, or patatas bravas ...
Before it became known worldwide, Raising Cane’s was a scrappy chicken finger joint that went from dream to reality just outside the gates of LSU. Location 1 on Highland Road is known as the ...
Oxford has long been referred to as the “Velvet Ditch” for being a place so comfortable that it’s hard to leave, and this seafood restaurant and sports bar lives up to the title. With its premium ...
The Dining Depot at the relatively new Bally’s Casino is an under-the-radar option, but given its proximity to Tiger Stadium and diverse selection of restaurants, it’s an ideal spot for pre-game ...
As one of the largest seafood markets in the Gulf South, Tony’s is a showcase for the bounty of the region. Step inside and you’re greeted by bustling crowds, rows of fresh-caught fish, and the smell ...
Chow Yum specializes in Southern-infused Asian street food, blending Asian techniques with local comfort cooking. Traditional noodles, rice dishes, and ramen are jazzed up, with new takes that bring ...
Pastime is a slice of Baton Rouge history, feeding hungry locals and LSU fans since World War II, and officially recognized as a historic landmark. The walls are plastered with decades of sports ...
From the outside, Miscellanea looks like an antique clock shop, but beyond an unassuming wardrobe door lies a speakeasy-style restaurant and cocktail lounge with three different themed areas, each ...
Cara and Evan Benson have grown their cafe portfolio to include three locations of Toast, along with Tartine Uptown and the gluten free bakery and cafe Hen House in Gretna. From French Toast on ...
This under-the-radar French Quarter gem is locally owned, with a kitchen that doesn’t disappoint. Open 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. every day but Tuesday, this funky cafe serves a range of eggs Benedict ...
Breakfast is something different to everybody. For some, it’s sitting alone with a coffee and pastry at a favorite outdoor cafe, grabbing a well-wrapped breakfast burrito before work, or gathering ...
Another French Quarter breakfast go-to has been around since the 1950s at the corner of Chartres and Iberville. Try a shrimp Creole omelet, a ham and egg sandwich on French bread, grits with tasso, or ...