Discover top-rated creole restaurant, landmarks, and practical traveler recommendations in New Orleans.
America's oldest continuously family-run restaurant (founded in 1840) at 713 St. Louis Street in the New Orleans French Quarter, celebrated as the…
Brennan's, a 1946 French Quarter landmark at 417 Royal St, pairs refined Creole dining, formal breakfasts and original Bananas Foster.
Broussard's Restaurant & Courtyard is a historic fine-dining spot serving exquisite Creole cuisine in an elegant setting with a charming courtyard.
Cafe Maspero on Decatur Street pairs hot muffalettas, Louisiana seafood and daiquiris with casual French Quarter character.
Cafe Sbisa, established in 1899 on Decatur Street, pairs French-Creole seafood, Sunday brunch, and historic French Quarter dining.
Plan Commander's Palace in New Orleans’ Garden District for Creole classics, weekend jazz brunch, 25¢ lunch martinis, and elegant dining rooms.
A sophisticated eatery serving Caribbean- and European-accented takes on New Orleans flavors.
Coop's Place serves Cajun fried chicken and rabbit jambalaya at 1109 Decatur Street in New Orleans' French Quarter, with a strictly 21-and-over…
Seasonal Gulf-and-Louisiana Creole cooking at Hotel Monteleone on Royal Street, with breakfast, lunch, brunch and dinner in the French Quarter.
A culinary gem blending classic Creole flavors with modern twists, served in a beautifully renovated historic space.
Desire Oyster Bar pairs raw and chargrilled Gulf oysters with Cajun-Creole classics inside the Royal Sonesta on Bourbon Street.
Evangeline on Decatur Street pairs seasonal Cajun and Creole cooking, courtyard tables and live music near Jackson Square in the French Quarter.
Historic French Quarter cocktail bar at Arnaud’s, known for its late-1800s bar, house-made mixers, classic drinks, and Sunday brunch.
Galatoire's is a century-old fine dining institution serving classic French-Creole cuisine in an elegant, sophisticated setting.
French Quarter classic for chicken-and-andouille and seafood gumbo, Creole plates, and courtyard dining at 630 St. Peter Street near Jackson Square.
Kingfish is a contemporary Creole restaurant serving up Southern dishes, cocktails, and wine in a vintage-inspired setting.
Family-friendly chain eatery offering steaks & Gulf Coast seafood in a laid-back atmosphere.
New Orleans' iconic Franco-German Creole brasserie at 333 St. Charles Avenue in the Central Business District, famous for its daily 3:00–6:00 PM…
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The sampled records cover 33 creole restaurant in New Orleans, with an average recorded rating of 4.4 out of 5 among rated entries. Browse the place pages and check current details with each venue.
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