Fun Dinner Spots We Love
Acamaya
Acamaya in Bywater is a buzzy Mexican spot that focuses heavily on seafood.
Dakar is a supper club-style spot on Magazine Street where the chef and owner cooks dishes inspired by the food of his home country Senegal.
GW Fins in the French Quarter is where you come for innovative seafood dishes with fish that was probably swimming that morning.
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Name a better place to have a drink. We’ll wait.
Bacchanal in the Bywater is a wine-fueled utopia, with nightly live music, a huge backyard, and an atmosphere that could never be duplicated.
Cure opened in 2009 before the town became overrun with fancy places serving cocktails with lots of ingredients and elaborate garnishes.
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Welcome to the seafood equivalent of the Wonka factory.
Pêche in the Warehouse District is a great spot for big groups, like when you and your 20 closest friends want to have a few drinks and eat seafood.
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The Best Big Group Dinner Restaurants In New Orleans
For your next birthday bash, book club, or inevitable out-of-town family invasion.
Cochon is a great place for a group dinner that should include a whole roast suckling pig.
This classic Italian restaurant is known for its family-style meals, which makes it great for groups.
Costera’s rich, flavorful takes on Spanish tapas are perfect for when you’ve got an adventurous crowd to impress.
When You're Looking For Something Other Than Beignets At 9am
The Best Breakfast Spots In New Orleans
The most important meal of the day shouldn’t be boring.
Ba Mien in Michoud is perfect for a hot or iced chicory coffee with condensed milk and Vietnamese dishes that you’d be hard-pressed to find anywhere else.
If Turkey and the Wolf is the successful sandwich firstborn, and Hungry Eyes is the drinks and snacks ‘80s wild child, Molly’s in the Garden District is the breakfast middle sibling of this restaurant group’s family.
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