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Contact New Orleans Restaurants Mobile Version Add Your Restaurant (Free) Suggest a Restaurant Dining Search Bookmark this Page MetroGuide.NetworkDiningGuideNew Orleans Home Page New Orleans Restaurants Restaurant Posts The First Name In Oysters” Felix’s Restaurant & Oyster Bar serves fresh oyster and seafood dishes along the lakeshor … ” Posted by: Felix’s Restaurant & Oyster Bar New Orleans First Healthy Hawaiian Poke Restaurant” The first poke restaurant located in New Orleans and even Louisiana, Poke Loa is a locall … ” Posted by: Poke Loa Authentic Family Owned Creole Cuisine” Olivier’s is an authentic French Quarter Creole restaurant cooking dishes handed down thr … ” Posted by: Olivier’s Creole Restaurant Restaurants may post descriptions here without charge. Reader Reviews Don’t Get The Fried Seafood Plater!” Ron, King George - Not much seafood on this platter, mostly fries (which were … ” Said about: Bourbon House Real Cajun Food” Member, Rick Vickers, Miami - In New Orleans on vacation and wanted to get away … ” Said about: Bayou Delight Restaurant Good Food & Prices” Member, Rick, Miami - Only been reopened a few weeks. They have outside seating … ” Said about: Bucktown Burger & Fish Co. We welcome readers to share opinions . By Location » By Type » Restaurant Events » (Try keyword " Dinner reservations " or a ZIP code) Welcome to MetroGuide.Network ’s New Orleans DiningGuide, a directory of restaurants and related restaurant information for Metropolitan New Orleans , Louisiana. Use MetroGuide’s DiningGuide service to find New Orleans restaurants by location or cuisine. New Orleans restaurantsrenowned for "lagniappe" as a little something extrago out of their way to put the "bons" in bons tempsFrench Cajun for good times. Crescent City culinary styles are every bit as distinct as Big Easy architecture and music. Yet categorization can be elusive, with both Acadian (" Cajun ") and Creole frequently blending into a fusion of flavor defying comparison. Cajun sustenance comes from the bayou country of southwest Louisiana, whereas Creole dishes are a cosmopolitan blend from Africa, Europe and the Caribbean. Louisiana cooking as a whole is dominated by multicultural overlap extending back 300 years, heavy on French persuasion from before and after the 1789 revolution. Spicing up the historical mix are underlying influences from Native Americans, and more recently creeping into the melting pot are tastes of Italy , Germany, Eastern Europe and now Asia . Resulting is an entirely new dimension in taste sensation, especially for fresh catch from the wetlands and Gulf of Mexico. Among myriad specialties, New Orleans’ Creole signature dish is gumbo, made with shrimp, crabs, crawdads, or a mix of meat and sausage (often Cajun Andouille), where stock is thickened with Native American file spice, okra and tomato. Jambalaya, a spicy mix of seafood, sausage, spice and rice, is New Orleans’ version of Spain’s paella. Sauce Piquante is a tomato-based stew with turtle, rabbit, or alligator. Entrees featuring crawdads are popular whether presented in high-end enclaves as Crawfish Etouffee, or in earthier quarters as Mudbug Stew. New Orleans has a stellar line-up of icon restaurants and celebrity chefs. It was at the famed Brennan’s where flaming rum spooned over bananas and vanilla ice cream were first concocted to become Bananas Foster. When New Orleans Chef Paul Prudhomme transformed the long-time Cajun favorite of blackened redfish into a world-wide craze (creating Big Easy supply / demand challenges), chefs everywhere took to blackening chicken, veal and just about everything they could stuff into a skillet. However varied the New Orleans dining scene, no visit to the Crescent City could be considered complete without a stop at the riverside Café du Monde, established in 1862 as a French Market coffee stand and open 24/7, except for Christmas and hurricanes. Here chicory-flavored café au lait in serviceable mugs tastes all the richer when accompanied by those little square Creole pastries called beignets, fried to crusty perfection andin true lagniappe styledusted like snow with powdered sugar. DiningGuide New Orleans is part of MetroGuide New Orleans , offering guides to events , shopping , hotels , attractions and more for the entire region. DiningGuide has additional Southern Louisiana restaurant information at DiningGuide Baton Rouge . New Orleans Dining By Location To perform a quick search for restaurants in the Metropolitan New Orleans area, please select one of the locations below (restaurant listings will be grouped by cuisine / category): · Downtown New Orleans Restaurants in the business district and downtown are generally located just to the west of the French Quarter · New Orleans Dining options in various areas throughout the city and surrounding metropolitan area · Garden District Centered on St. Charles Street, this lovely district is located on the west end of downtown · New Orleans Airport Restaurants in cities near the airport: Kenner, Metairie and other nearby towns · French Quarter The world-famous French Quarter, bordering the Mississippi River, is home to classic New Orleans restaurants and bars New Orleans Dining By Cuisine Or, select a cuisine / category from the list presented below (restaurant listings will be grouped by location). American American - Casual Asian Cafe Cajun Chinese Coffee Continental Creole Delicatessen Diner Fine Dining French French Fine Dining Fusion Healthy - Natural International Italian Japanese Mediterranean New World Pizzeria Seafood Steak To return to the DiningGuide New Orleans home page during your search, follow the navigation links provided at the top of the pages. « Top of Page Events At New Orleans Restaurants Ocie Elliott Performing country music live … Music - Country & Folk House of Blues Sat 1/20/24 Beartooth Live rock / metal music … Music - Rock & Metal House of Blues Wed 2/14/24 Cowboy Bebop Live Live concert performance … Arts - Concerts House of Blues Thu 2/29/24 Geoff Tate Pop / rock performance … Music - Rock & Metal House of Blues Sat 3/23/24 Jaime Wyatt Performing country music live … Music - Country & Folk House of Blues Sat 2/24/24 Michael Martin Murphey Performing country music live … Music - Country & Folk House of Blues Fri 3/22/24 « Top of Page Adjacent Links: DiningGuide Baton Rouge DiningGuide Biloxi - Gulfport Related Links: DiningGuide Alexandria DiningGuide Lafayette, Louisiana DiningGuide Monroe DiningGuide Shreveport Other Links: Vertical Farm Day National UBI Day DiningGuide Dallas DiningGuide Houston DiningGuide Jackson DiningGuide Tupelo MetroGuide.NetworkDiningGuideNew Orleans Home Page « Top of Page | SiteMap © 1996-2024 MetroGuide, Inc. | Privacy Policy | Terms and Conditions DiningGuide, DiningGuide.Network, DiningGuide.Community and DiningGuide New Orleans are service marks of MetroGuide.com, Inc. To submit your restaurant, please use the: DiningG.U.I.-de . To contact us at MetroGuide: Click Here . MetroGuide EventGuide RetailGuide DiningGuide NightGuide HotelGuide Attractions more locations... New Orleans Restaurants: Our Readers’ 3 Smile Favorites Cobalt La Carreta Cafe Du Monde P.F. Changs China Bistro Landry’s Seafood House Johnny Trauth’s Seafood Bistro 7 on Fulton Mr. John’s Steakhouse Olivier’s Creole Restaurant Cajun Cabin Copeland’s Applebee’s Burger King Olive Garden Gumbo...