New Orleans French Restaurants

Café Beignet is a cup full of New Orleans' best European traditions. For two hundred years, New Orleanians have savored every sip of their rich coffee...

Though it's located inside the French Quarter's intimate Maison Dupuy Hotel, Dominique's draws plenty of dedicated local foodies with the diverse and creative...

A mixed group of brightly clad tourists and smartly dressed regulars. More temperate seasons send diners to the sunny courtyard. Service is relaxed and...

Towering ceilings and a decidedly formal air dominate the airy room. One full-window wall faces the hotel's lush courtyard, providing a wonderfully colorful...

The small room's tables and leather banquettes recall Parisian neighborhood restaurants; a mirrored wall with Impressionist paintings complements the dark-wood...

An institution in the French Quarter since 1920, Broussard's resembles a stately mansion, with three spacious dining rooms, each with their own design...

With its burgundy-leather banquettes, multilevel seating and pitch-perfect service, this renovated drugstore makes for a relaxed, understated neighborhood...

Hardwood floors, tables and chairs scattered in front of a fireplace; the decor is reminiscent of a French countryside cottage. Orders are placed at the...

Small tables dominate a well-lit room that's also sprinkled with booths. The decor is sparse, but fitting with the room's simple "corner store" feel. Since...

The gracious maitre d' ushers diners in to what feels like a 14-table private club. Candlelight plays off deep purple walls and white tablecloths, while...

Chaotic, informal and just small enough to be intimate, Uptown's Crepe Nanou epitomizes the comfortable neighborhood bistro. The narrow rooms fill quickly,...

This Magazine Street cottage might be the most unassuming, unsung bistro in the city. The tiny indoor space creates an intimate French cafe vibe, while...

Simple elegance. Cutting edge cuisine. Excellent use of locally grown/produced ingredients. Nice selection of specialty drinks. Favorites include pork...

Serving fine French cuisine in casual surroundings (suits or shorts will do). Mid-City locals should try to keep Degas their own little secret. This small...

Daisy Dukes is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week offering breakfast all day. In addition, enjoy all the New Orleans classics including Po' Boys (shrimp,...