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    Lakeview

    3.2 (5 reviews)
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    Good for groups
    Good for kids

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    Zasu - Sumac Spiced Snapper Collar w/ Kohlrabi herb salad, mint, basil & pickled red onion

    Zasu

    4.6(145 reviews)
    2.1 miMid-City

    Service was impressively good and the food well presented and tastes great and I never expected to…read morebe as good as it looks. The 12 o'clock meat was well placed and the 6 o clock food tastes as good as the 12 o'clock main meat. Ambience was conducive for eating with a little privacy specially when seated in the booth. It was too loud but it was just pleasant. Atmosphere!! Just visit for yourself. The best part of it was my grandchild was with us!!!! Will be back!!

    Zasu has been remodeled since the last time I dined here many years ago. The dining room is now…read morenice and cozy. I wouldn't recommend coming with a large group--no more than four people--given the limited space and portion sizes, especially if you enjoy family-style dining. The short rib entrée was a 3.8/5. While flavorful, it was slightly on the drier side, and the mashed purée portion underneath was very small. The okra king salmon was amazing and paired perfectly with the vegetables. The veal sweetbreads were crispy on the outside and very buttery on the inside. Overall, the flavors of most dishes were delicious and unique. I can see why they earned a Michelin star. The pistachio cheesecake wasn't too sweet, and we enjoyed every bite. Service was outstanding--from the host to our waiter and the entire dining room staff. The food came out quickly, and our waiter was very attentive. I would definitely return for the great vibes, excellent service, and thoughtful cuisine.

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    Zasu - Saltine Crusted Halibut w/braised greens, Sweet pot. Spicy b.b. (cooked perfectly)

    Saltine Crusted Halibut w/braised greens, Sweet pot. Spicy b.b. (cooked perfectly)

    Zasu - Do not recommend.

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    Do not recommend.

    Vessel NOLA - Blueberry waffle

    Vessel NOLA

    3.7(638 reviews)
    2.2 miMid-City
    $$$

    Vessel is a lovely, relaxed restaurant in an old church. The inside is dark and intimate with an…read moreeclectic group of local diners. After traveling all day, we decided to sit outside on the patio. We had a fantastic waiter who took great care of us. They have an experienced bartender and a great signature cocktail list. Highly recommend any of the martinis. The charcuterie board was delicious as were all of our entrees. Highly recommend the New Orleans BBQ Shrimp! Bread pudding was divine. ***Brown butter rosemary fries - pass on these unless good plain fries are what you're looking for. I didn't taste a hint of brown butter or rosemary on the fries and their "maison sauce" was just ketchup.

    This place was pretty cool! I came here for dinner with my friend and I've always been wanting to…read moretry it out. The ambiance of this place was the best part of the experience - the Vessel is located in an old church building. I loved the vibes and it felt both classy and casual at the same time. We didn't have reservations on a Saturday night, but we were able to be seated as soon as we came in! We started with the hand cut fries and I found them to be delicious and fresh. Afterwards, I had the seafood pasta and it was great - appropriate balance of the pasta and seafood. We ended with the creme brule and it was perfect - it had the right amount of crunchiness at the top and was soft as soon as you broke into it. Overall, I had a great experience here and hope to try this place out for brunch in the future!

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    Vessel NOLA - Inside

    Inside

    Vessel NOLA
    Vessel NOLA - Welcome!

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    Welcome!

    Toups Meatery - Lamb neck with sweet pea risotto

    Toups Meatery

    3.9(887 reviews)
    1.8 miCity Park
    $$$

    Last night's dinner at Toups Meatery was the kind of meal that reminds you why this place is such a…read moreNew Orleans staple. From the moment we sat down, the staff set the tone--professional, genuinely friendly, and impressively efficient. We began with a trio of starters that showcased both richness and restraint. The foie gras torchon was silky and indulgent, perfectly complemented by fruit confiture and warm, toasted Bellegarde Bakery bread--a classic pairing done right. Marinated crab claws, dressed in a lively chili vinaigrette, delivered a bright, briny punch, while the pickled pineapple and jalapeño chips added just the right balance of sweetness and heat. A cucumber salad rounded out the starters, crisp and refreshing, acting as a welcome palate reset before the mains. For entrées, comfort and finesse shared the plate. The confit chicken thighs were meltingly tender, paired with ham-braised greens swimming in a tangy apple cider vinegar broth. A lovely Dijon cream tied everything together, adding richness without overwhelming the dish. Equally memorable was the half smoked duck, beautifully executed and deeply flavorful, served over a smooth pumpkin-sweet potato purée. The cherry bourbon glaze brought a subtle sweetness, while the pepitas added texture and a nutty finish. Dessert was the perfect exclamation point on an already wonderful meal: a slice of hot chocolate cheesecake, decadent and deeply chocolaty, crowned with toasted marshmallow fluff that leaned just enough into nostalgia without crossing into excess. Toups Meatery continues to deliver thoughtful, soulful cooking with polish and heart--comfort food elevated, served by a team that clearly knows what they're doing. A thoroughly satisfying experience from start to finish.

    MUST TRY! I will absolutely be back to Toups. Service was fast and friendly. We sat outside on the…read morepatio and had a good view of the streetcars. The food at this place was amazing ESPECIALLY those fried turkey necks. 10/10! I will be back to try more menu items.

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    Toups Meatery - Crispy Turkey Necks

    Crispy Turkey Necks

    Toups Meatery - Smoked duck with heirloom grits

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    Smoked duck with heirloom grits

    Jewel Of The South - Short Rib and Brisket Pie

    Jewel Of The South

    4.5(284 reviews)
    3.9 miFrench Quarter
    $$$

    Words simply cannot express how much I continue to be blown away by the exquisite quality of food,…read morebeverage, service, and uncommon hospitality demonstrated and perfectly executed by this New Orleans establishment. My wife and I visited on our first NoLa trip together about 4 years ago and make it a point to go every time now. Our first time we stopped in for lunch at the bar and had an excellent experience, and decided to return. We came back on the next trip just to grab a drink and a snack before heading down for dinner in the Bywater. The bartender (Chris) gave a bunch of recommendations for places to visit that way, all of which we have done in the past few trips and have loved. But it's this past trip where we were truly blown away. We were in town for JazzFest and after walking back to the French Quarter, we were thinking about food options and decided to take a gamble to see if we could get a seat at the bar or maybe grab a drink for the road before getting food somewhere else. The bar was full when we got there around 8/8:15, but they had a no show and could serve us, as long as we ordered quickly and were ok with the check hitting the table right at 9PM. Given our slightly (perhaps generous) inebriated state from being at the festival all day and being slightly underdressed, we felt this was quite a kind accommodation. With the clear expectations of needing to get our orders in quickly, we wasted no time making a decision on our drinks and a few food options. Despite this need for a quick turn around, at no time did we feel rushed. The food and drinks were absolutely perfect, as they always are. But what impressed us most was the staff. At no point did the hostess or wait staff seem annoyed by us, despite us parachuting in from a music festival and looking like sunburn and poor decisions. By managing expectations on the front end, we never felt rushed despite the need for a quick turn around. They were all lovely, professional, and as cordial as if we were regulars with standing reservations once a week. In terms of atmosphere, it is always perfect: lively and fun for a date night, dinner with friends/family, or just a nice drink before a night out and about. I truly cannot begin to explain how much I love this restaurant and every experience I've had there. The awards and accolades this establishment (a sincere and lofty term Jewel of the South truly deserves) have been awarded are beyond well earned. Restaurants around the country should aspire to provide the quality of food, service, and overall hospitality Jewel of the South provides on a regular basis. It will continue to be our first and foremost recommendation to anyone we know who is going to New Orleans. Bravo! We shall return!

    Excited to get to try this cool little bar and restaurant which has named one of the best 50 bars…read morein world. Reservations fill up months in advance, so we were very grateful to get one. Charming patio, and beautiful intimate interior with just 4 seats at the gorgeous bar and about 6 small tables inside. The cocktail menu is seasonal, and this spring, many were tea infused. I had the Columbina with gin, jasmine tea pear verdita, boomsma and lemon, and my husband had the Jewel sazerac - both exquisite. We shared 5 small plates - the crawfish bread - crawfish inside a crispy, flaky croissant like bread - OMG deliciousness. Then the tufa crudo - so fresh and flavorful, the crab tartlets - fine, but not as good as the other dishes; excellent salad, and the broccolini in a housemade horseradish goat cheese sauce - wow; one of the best broccolini dishes we have had. The carrots looked amazing, too. What a treat!

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    Jewel Of The South - Gorgeous bar; only 4 barstools, first come, first served

    Gorgeous bar; only 4 barstools, first come, first served

    Jewel Of The South - Spiced Fruit Toast Brunch

    Spiced Fruit Toast Brunch

    Jewel Of The South - The Harlequin

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    Hot & Soul - Crabby Noodle (special)

    Hot & Soul

    4.9(14 reviews)
    3.2 miTulane / Gravier

    I work right by this cute little shotgun and have seen it as many places over the years, and while…read moreI was so sad when the last place closed, I'm so excited that Hot & Soul came here! It has an interesting, culturally diverse menu, great ambiance, and the folks running it, we met Mike and Chris, were so sweet and lovely to talk to. They definitely put a lot of care into the food they are putting out. We got the H&S bibb salad, which was fresh, with fun pops of flavor and crunch, and not overly dressed, which I really appreciate. We then split a bowl of t seafood gumbo, which was incredible. I love a seafood forward stock for gumbo and this one had a great minerality that Mike told us came from the oyster brine he'd saved from the fresh oysters that eventually went into the gumbo. The oysters were perfectly cooked and there were ample crawfish tails and large shrimp to make this a hearty dish. We also got the crawfish spaghetti special, which was loaded up with crawfish tails, and also slices of garlic, onion, and calabrian chili oil which gave a nice spice without making the dish heavy. The drinks were fun too, get the cuba libre daiquiri if you like rum drinks! They have half priced drinks during happy hour, which goes til 6 so you can actually make it after work. We will definitely be back!!

    This place only really came on our radar when we started going to the new Trader Joe's…read more They had a very interesting menu so we decided to give it a try. Walked right in and was greeted and seated immediately. It's very intimate on the inside, it's got a long skinny bar with seating surrounding it. Started with their old "pho"shioned. I love an old fashioned and am fond of pho so figured couldn't lose. It was good and the flavors really blended well. Ordered the burger it had like a Big Mac flavor vibe, but with crispy loose meat. Also, ordered the lil salad it was light and refreshing not heavy on the dressing.

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    Hot & Soul - Great drinks, great food and wonderful service.

    Great drinks, great food and wonderful service.

    Hot & Soul - Crawfish spaghetti with calabrian chili oil

    Crawfish spaghetti with calabrian chili oil

    Hot & Soul - Chef Mike at the front entrance

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    Chef Mike at the front entrance

    Junior's on Harrison - Cobb salad

    Junior's on Harrison

    4.0(251 reviews)
    0.1 miLakeview
    $$

    I love me some Juniors. This place is underrated and not talked about much and I feel it should be!…read moreThey have fun specialty drinks during holidays, like their frozen martini espresso. They also have fantastic brunches on Sunday, and they have balcony dining as well! Did you see that? Beautiful balcony dining! The drinks are reasonable too! I got a French75 for $11! They offer bottomless mimosas too. They have to die for brussel sprouts that I order EVERY SINGLE TIME I go, which has been about 3 times in the last 6 months. Whatever the sauce is, is addictive! I love their fried chicken sandwich and their pancakes are on steroids - super girthy. Parking is off street. I didn't see an elevator or anything to get up the stairs in case you have someone that can't walk up them. There is a bathroom upstairs and downstairs. I have had really great service every time I have gone, the servers are laid back and friendly people. I really love this restaurant.

    Junior's on Harrison was a great casual spot! The smash burger was spot-on crispy edges, juicy…read morepatty, and that spicy mayo added the perfect kick. The tuna bowl felt super fresh and light, though the portion is definitely small. The crowd was bright and open, nice vibe all around, and the bar impressed with a solid drink selection. Would happily return

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    Junior's on Harrison - Downstairs

    Downstairs

    Junior's on Harrison - Korean [cheeseless] cheesesteak-$15 and Brussels sprouts-$9

    Korean [cheeseless] cheesesteak-$15 and Brussels sprouts-$9

    Junior's on Harrison - View to front

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    View to front

    The Apothecary - Oyster special !! Bloody mary is awesome !

    The Apothecary

    4.2(201 reviews)
    4.1 miFrench Quarter
    $$

    The best NOLA experience I've had because of Charlie, Rylan, and Dominick. Charlie gave an amazing…read moretour and serving experience, Ryan was attentive with the drinks, and Dominick was as always there to complete every detail before we could think of it.

    Pre parade New Orleans is a zoo. Tourists roam around with frozen grenades like it's a competitive…read moresport, neon sugar and grain alcohol sloshing through the streets. The Apothecary was the cure. We grabbed seats mid bar and before we even finished settling in, there were waters waiting on the bar. That simple move already separated this place from the chaos outside. It's hospitality in its cleanest form: welcome in, take a breath, we got you. Inside is low light and old time apothecary mood, menus like a spellbook, but it's not gimmicky. The bartenders move like they've done the reps. Calm. Precise. No frantic showboating, no syrupy cover ups, no sloppy pours even with the parade energy banging on the door. We ordered two and they were both dead on. Alchemist Elixir: pea flower gin, elderflower liqueur, fresh lemon. It shows up pale violet with an orchid on the rim and yes it's pretty, but it's also disciplined. Floral without tasting like perfume. Bright without being sour. A drink that makes you slow down. Plus a magic chemists surprise. Corpse Reviver #2: local gin, Lillet Blanc, Grand Marnier, absinthe, fresh lemon. Cold, crisp, citrus first, then the herbal edge and just enough absinthe to remind you what city you're in. Served in a textured coupe with a cherry skewer, details handled like they actually matter. Outside, the streets were selling amnesia in plastic souvenir cups. Inside, The Apothecary was serving adults. Let Bourbon Street keep the grenades. Give me the anecdote .

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    The Apothecary - Charcuterie Board

    Charcuterie Board

    The Apothecary - Champagne cocktail

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    Champagne cocktail

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