New Orleans Southern Restaurants

Cafe Banquette: Neighbors love this cheerful cafe, for its food and its extended happy hour (4 p.m.-8 p.m.). Seafood staples include the barbecue shrimp...

Simple, family-friendly eatery serves traditional po-boy sandwiches and hot meal favorites, including chicken tenders, shrimp creole and red beans

French Quarter spot is a favorite among locals and tourists in the mood for homemade Southern-style cuisine.

Open for breakfast and lunch only, this local favorite serves crepes, egg dishes, pancakes and waffles as well as the popular crawfish etouffee omelet.

This artsy, contemporary hotel restaurant off Lee Circle makes the most of its landmark view: A tiered dining room with striking backlit bar faces gently...

In addition to serving ribs, pork and sausage, this neighborhood restaurant offers burgers, a MoJo chicken sandwich, onion rings and white chocolate cheesecake.

In a town renowned for its neighborhood restaurants, Cafe Atchafalaya stands out. Located Uptown near Magazine Street, this renovated oyster bar now serves...

Located in the burgeoning Warehouse District, Cochon is located in a spacious, old brick building with a hip-yet-casual vibe. The handcrafted wood furniture...

Adjacent to the Garden District Hotel, this eatery's wall of windows treats couples and groups to a breathtaking view of St. Charles Avenue. Inside, the...

Nothing fancy here. It's is a working-class joint with a few tables, civil rights posters on the walls and fresh collard greens in the Coke cooler. Order...

The plum-colored walls of the Central City restaurant's large and elegant main dining room are filled with colorful, local African-American art, offset...

Billed as a restaurant "by locals for locals," this outstanding renovation of an 1860s-era City Park tavern blends comfortably upscale surroundings with...

Just minutes from all(airport, downtown, cbd)and not just another hole in the wall. The Rivershack is located on the Mississippi River where all things...

Known as the Original Irish Bar in the Irish Channel, Tracey's Restaurant and Bar is known for their world famous roast beef Po-boys, corn beef, and cabbage....

Located right in the heart of New Orlean's French Quarter, this Acme Oyster house is where Adam Richman from Man vs. Food became a member of Acme's infamous...