Gourmet Flavours

2026

United States

New Orleans

The city's best tables, markets and bars, chosen by the writers who live there.

Book a table · New Orleans

Book a table in New Orleans

181 New Orleans restaurants you can book on OpenTable. Pick a cuisine.

  1. Steakhouse · Seafood$$$$Morrow Steak 4.7 · 1,015 diner reviews1001 Julia St, 70113-1948Book a table →
  2. Japanese · Japanese Speciality$$$$Kenji Omakase 4.8 · 333 diner reviews217 Camp St, 70130-2703Book a table →
  3. Seafood · Oyster Bar$$$Pigeon and Whale 4.9 · 196 diner reviews4525 Freret St ste 107, 70115-6363Book a table →
  4. Steakhouse · Prime Rib$$$Bon Ton Prime Rib 4.7 · 902 diner reviews401 Magazine St, 70130-2426Book a table →
  5. Contemporary American · Creole / Cajun / Southern$$$$M bistro 4.7 · 866 diner reviewsThe Ritz Carlton New Orleans, 70112Book a table →
  6. Mexican · Tex-Mex$$Superior Grill - New Orleans 4.7 · 832 diner reviews3636 St. Charles Avenue, 70115Book a table →
  7. Mexican · Regional Mexican$$$Acamaya 4.8 · 308 diner reviews3060 Dauphine St, 70117Book a table →
  8. French · French / Japanese$$$N7 4.8 · 283 diner reviews1117 Montegut St, 70117Book a table →
  9. Japanese · Sushi$$$$Nobu - Caesars New Orleans 4.7 · 700 diner reviews8 Canal St, 70130-1601Book a table →
  10. Asian · Indian$$$Mister Mao 4.8 · 265 diner reviews4501 Tchoupitoulas St, 70115-1519Book a table →
  11. Southern · Soul food$$Cafe Reconcile 4.9 · 153 diner reviews1631 Oretha Castle Haley Blvd, 70113Book a table →
  12. Peruvian · Latin American$$$Tito's Ceviche & Pisco 4.7 · 440 diner reviews1433 St Charles Ave, 70130-4443Book a table →

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Street food

  1. Mapping New Orleans, One Po'Boy at a TimeMapped po'boy trail with diverse stops and chef riffs
  2. Walking Bayou St. John in New OrleansMentions a notable local roast beef po-boy counter.
  3. Walking Faubourg St. John, New Orleans' bayou neighbourhoodPo-boys from 1911 highlight local street food
  4. Walking New Orleans City Park from NOMA to the bayouHighlights a roast-beef po'boy at park's edge

Tables

  1. Riverbend, the New Orleans bend where the streetcar turnsHistoric diner and Creole dining near streetcar and music venues
  2. New Orleans in October for a Birthday and a Bayou DayGrand dinner and Creole restaurants in New Orleans itinerary
  3. Four Days in New Orleans Around One October Show NightCreole cooking and live jazz around a show night
  4. The Gumbo Pot: New Orleans' Creole Trinity and Where to Taste ItDeep dive into gumbo with multiple kitchens featured
  5. How to spend a day in Algiers Point, New OrleansMentions taco patios and music bars in local neighborhood
  6. Your New Orleans Weekend Around Crescent City Blues and BBQCovers BBQ and music venues, good for food and culture planning
  7. Your First Day Walking Magazine Street in New OrleansMagazine Street walk with Creole restaurants and prices
  8. Eating and Dancing Through New Orleans Funk Fest 2026Festival dining and music schedules combined
  9. Planning a Saints Weekend Around a Noon Kickoff in New OrleansSaints weekend food and drink planning around kickoff
  10. Oaks, Swan Boats and Beignets in New Orleans City ParkNew Orleans City Park day with po'boy shop and food spots

Bars

  1. New Orleans Runs on Rye, Absinthe, and RitualComprehensive New Orleans cocktail bar history and scene
  2. Walking New Orleans' Irish Channel, church to breweryCombines craft breweries and historic barrooms in a lively neighborhood
  3. Follow the Oyster: New Orleans From Boat to BarOyster journey from farm to bar, vivid and specific
  4. Walking New Orleans Alone Without Losing Your BearingsSolo walking with music venues and food halls in New Orleans
  5. New Orleans by Streetcar from Canal Street to the RiverbendNew Orleans streetcar route with food and live music stops
  6. A New Orleans Weekend Built Around Three Days of FunkFunk Fest nightlife with food and drink suggestions
  7. Cold Rooms and Cold Drinks for a New Orleans AugustNew Orleans summer heat day with cold drinks and shaved ice
  8. New Orleans in September Without Losing a Day to the HeatSeptember New Orleans travel with indoor food and drink tips

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