Cajun / Creole Restaurants in New Orleans

Café Sbisa, established in 1899 and the third oldest fine-dining establishment in the French Quarter, is proud to re-open under the direction of a new team to once again offer Read more...

Located on the corner of the French Quarter, Coterie offers authentic Cajun / Creole Cuisine specializing in Chargrilled, Raw and Baked Oysters. After Creative dishes such as Shrimp & Grits, Read more...

The Pelican Club is a contemporary New Orleans restaurant located on historic Exchange Place in the French Quarter. Since opening the doors to the renovated 19th century Creole townhouse in Read more...

Eat and shop at the oldest and largest spice company in the French Quarter. Gumbo, etouffee, bread pudding, delicious local food plus a store with tons of spices and kits Read more...

We specialize in fresh, seasonal cuisine with ingredients purchased directly from local markets and fisherman. The catfish is a house specialty by itself, in the jambalaya, or on a poor Read more...

2nd Oldest Restaurant in America’s Oldest Neighborhood. Tujague’s Restaurant is the second oldest, continually running restaurant in New Orleans. Established in 1856, this French Quarter institution has been serving traditional Read more...

Since 1840. It all started here. Antoine’s Restaurant is still owned and operated by fifth generation relatives of the original founder, Antoine Alciatore. The world-renowned French-Creole cuisine, impeccable service, and Read more...

The grand dame of New Orleans’ time-honored restaurants, Galatoire’s is a James Beard award winning restaurant located in the heart of the French Quarter.   View menu   Founded in Read more...

August is a Contemporary Creole restaurant creating unique dishes with a focus on Louisiana ingredients and inspired by classical training. Located in a historic 19th century French-Creole building in New Read more...

Grand Isle Restaurant will take you back to the days when cold beer, 10 cent oysters and air conditioning were advertised on the windows. In the true spirit of Southern Read more...