The Country Club New Orleans has been a neighborhood secret for over 40 years. This historic Italianate Raised Center Hall Cottage in the Bywater neighborhood offers an escape from the hustle and bustle of the French Quarter.
Hidden away in New Orleans’ charming Bywater neighborhood, The Country Club offers an elegant escape from everyday living. Our beautifully renovated restaurant and bar deliver exquisite food and drink in sophisticated surroundings. Our separate pool area is a bohemian retreat complete with a cabana bar and outdoor kitchen.
With the grand hard wood walk-around bar, the...
PRYTANIA HOURS: SUN-THURS 12PM-10PM, FRI/SAT 12PM-11PM
LAKEVIEW HOURS: MON-FRI 2PM-10PM, SAT/SUN 12PM-10PM
The Howlin' Wolf has a long history as one of New Orleans' finest locally owned and operated venues. Named after the legendary bluesman Chester Burnett, New Orleans was introduced to the Howlin' Wolf in 1988, when it opened up in Fat City. After outgrowing its' space in a cotton warehouse, the venue relocated to what was previously the New Orleans Music Hall, in the Warehouse District.
The current location's exterior is a mural masterpiece created by renowned artist Michalopoulos. The Mural is a recreation of New Orleans neighborhood scenes that tell the story of the undeniable music history,...
The Joint smokes up the juiciest of slow-cooked pulled pork and beef brisket, chicken, sausage and ribs as well as a host of sides and fixins. The Joint has a full-service bar and is open until 10PM.
Maison is located on Frenchmen st, the premiere street in New Orleans for live music. Maison has 3 levels, 3 bars, and 3 stages. We have live music 7 days a week from 5pm till late. Our restaurant is also open 7 days a week so you can enjoy dinner, or a late night bite all while listening to some great music.
We are an all ages venue daily until 10pm- please feel free to bring your family for dinner and live music! After 10pm the age requirement is 21+ (except on special occasions for cover shows, in which case we are 18+ after 10PM).
At The Melting Pot Restaurant, we offer a dining experience like no other. A unique, interactive dining experience creating memorable moments with family and friends. From the time the first piece of bread is dipped and the last piece of dessert is savored, you'll be graced with the time to discover new things about people you thought you knew. And, those you're getting to know.
We are the premiere fondue restaurant where guests can enjoy a choice of fondue cooking styles and a variety of unique entrees, salads and indulgent desserts. It's up to you. Tailor your visit with a four-course...
Built in 1806, this building was erected by Pedro Front and Francisco Juncadelia of Barcelona to house their importing firm. For the next forty years, trade continued in the bartering of food, tobacco and Spanish liquor ... a sort of early "corner grocery."
Old Absinthe House in New Orleans French Quarter In 1815, the ground floor was converted into a saloon known as "Aleix's Coffee House" and was run by the nephews of Senora Juncadelia. This coffee house was later rechristened "The Absinthe Room" when mixologist Cayetano Ferrer created the famous Absinthe House Frappe here in 1874.(more abou...
The Old Coffee Pot, located on St. Peter Street located next to Pat O Brian’s and right off Bourbon Street is a great location for tourists and locals alike. The restaurant founded and established in 1894, is well known for serving one of the best breakfasts in New Orleans, with famous dishes such as the Crab cake Jonathan and traditional dishes such as the callas cakes.
We also serve great lunch, with a special that includes a half of po-boy, a cup of gumbo and a side of fries that has become a crowd favorite and is one of the best samplers in the neighborhood.
Our evening menu features t...
Twelve years before Andrew Jackson won the Battle of New Orleans, The French Market Restaurant & Bar began serving outstanding seafood and ice-cold drinks to visitors and natives alike.
The ambiance today remains much the same. Hot spicy crawfish, jumbo gulf shrimp, authentic Creole gumbo, red beans and rice, as well as real Louisiana specialties are enjoyed with world-famous hurricanes, Cajun bloody Mary's, margaritas and our ice-cold local beers.
Join the Marullo Family in savoring our grand traditions!
Pierre Maspero’s is a local destination for relaxed dining in a historic setting—offering authentic New Orleans cuisine in a comfortable New Orleans landmark property. Watch the crowds go by as you enjoy traditional New Orleans entrées in one of the city’s most historic buildings. Come in for breakfast, linger for lunch or just swing by for a refreshing cocktail. Hearty meals in a historic setting! Breakfast served Friday-Monday, lunch daily and dinner nightly. 440 Chartres Street. Call 504-524-8990 or visit www.pierremasperosrestaurant.com/
The Pelican Club Restaurant and Bar is the French Quarter's best kept secret. Dining in this repurposed 19th-century French Quarter townhouse means spending the evening with New Orleans' locals and travelers alike.
Owner and Executive Chef Richard Hughes has created a one-of-a-kind menu combining French, Creole, Asian, and Traditional American flavors, allowing the Pelican Club to stand out among dozens of French Quarter restaurants.
As if a superior menu wasn't enough to keep guests coming back, Chef Hughes is also an avid wine collector, which is why the Pelican Club's wine list is overfl...
The Praline Connection serves "down-home" Cajun-creole style soul food at affordable prices and features three generations of "Pure-D-Goodness.” We serve everything from seafood to fried chicken to candy. Our wait staff adds to the fun and entertaining environment of our store because they wear Stephen Hats and dress in white and black. Our atmosphere is casual and our food is delicious. Come grab a bite of a true NOLA praline.
The Rum House was created by your hosts, Mike and Kelly, two over worked and underpaid gentleman, who often found themselves wishing they were on sandy beaches and clear seas, with a half empty extra large boat drink in tow! We call this floating daydream of constant euphoria Island Time.
Because the day-to-day hustle of NOLA life would not allow us to take a permanent vacation to the Caribbean, we decided on the next best thing: Bringing Island Time to our great city and sharing it with
those we love.
The Rum House is a one of a kind joint inspired by all that the islands have to...
