Great for inexpensive Latin American food. They have all the menu items you’d expect from a Mexican restaurant, plus a killer Cuban sandwich and some other specialties. [Eater 38 Member]
Try the avocado, mint, cucumber and ginger soup on the lunch menu.http://www.bestofneworleans.com/gambit/five-chilled-soups/Content?oid=1868511
Everything at this French Quarter shop revolves around lace. It's all handmade—and the prices feel like they're from a gentler era, too: So-cute-it-hurts kids' smocks are $39; napkins are $2.
Try the splendid sweetbreads, nestled in a base of rich grits and gilded with truffle sauce. -Gambit's Five in 5 อ่านเพิ่มเติม
Happy Hour Monday-Saturday, 3-6pm - 2 for 1 sake, wells, draft beer; special appetizers for $2.99. West End location only.
The menu is classic New Orleans Creole (read: tourist-oriented) but dammit if that’s not some of the best shrimp remoulade in town. [Eater 38 Member]
Since 1931, this boudoir-esque perfumery (which sits in an 18th-century space) has been turning out a house label of romantically tinged soaps, powders and fragrances with old-world ingredients.
The Hookah has become a destination for nightclubbers who want to hear internationally acclaimed DJs and live bands. อ่านเพิ่มเติม
Head to the bar during happy hour (Sunday-Friday) for a quartet of mini filet mignon sandwiches, only $6!
I was there EVERY day for fro yo...holllllaaaa delishhhhh! - Ashlee, Real World: New Orleans
