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Looking for authentic New Orleans seafood served with a serious side of fun? Come on down to Acme Oyster House. The party starts with a dozen raw. They’re perfect, salty and always ice cold. Or try our legendary chargrilled oysters. After that, dive into a “10 Napkin Roast Beef” po’boy or the Peace Maker – half oyster, half shrimp, golden fried and dressed like a Mardi Gras Indian. Thought we only had oysters? You po’boy! Come eat at our house, Acme Oyster House, where Life’s More Fun with Seafood.
VisitApolline, the contemporary Creole restaurant and bar located on Magazine Street in Uptown New Orleans, opened its doors November 2011. Apolline, a popular name for daughters in French-Creole culture meaning “gift from Apollo” comes from the ladies featured in John Preble paintings adorning the walls of the converted double shotgun house. Led by an experienced team of fine dining veterans, both the space and the cuisine are a celebration of New Orleans culture.
VisitBayona, located in a 200 year old Creole cottage in the heart of the French Quarter, has been delighting patrons for 25 years with its eclectic menu, extensive wine list, and creative cocktail offerings. Chef Susan Spicer and her team infuse local, seasonal ingredients with flavors from around the world to create innovative dishes that thrill the palate. The charming décor and lush, tropical courtyard provide the perfect backdrop for a memorable dining experience.
VisitCarmo is an award-winning tropical restaurant and bar inspired by multi-cultural influences from the Caribbean, Central/South America, Africa, Asia and beyond. It features traditional and traditionally-inspired dishes, as well as unique and little-known flavors from the world’s equatorial regions. Extensive vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free menus feature fresh local produce, while the freshest local seafood and humanely-raised meats will please even the most discerning omnivore. Casual, friendly and affordable.
VisitPeople often ask us about the secret to our success. It’s no secret. You see it at the restaurant every day. We all love what we do.
It’s been that way since Drago and Klara Cvitanovich opened our restaurant in 1969. They set out to offer delicious seafood and a good time to guests for a reasonable price. At that time, they couldn’t even imagine how many guests that would become.
Today it’s still a family atmosphere. Klara is still at the front to greet our guests. Tommy Cvitanovich, Drago and Klara’s son, is there to see that things run smoothly.
Our family has grown a lot since the early days—and our work family too. It would be impossible to do what we do without our very hard-working and loyal staff. Drago’s now has more than 400 employees who help us carry our legacy forward. And we all have a great time doing it!
VisitTheir secret ingredient is love. (In the Restaurant World, Maybe the Rarest Ingredient of All.) People often ask about the secret to Drago’s success. It’s no secret. You see it at the restaurant every day. They all love what they do. It’s been that way since Drago and Klara Cvitanovich opened their first restaurant in 1969. They set out to offer delicious seafood and a good time to guests for a reasonable price. At that time, they couldn’t imagine how many guests that would become. Today it is still a family atmosphere. Their family has grown a lot since the early days—and the work family has too. It would be impossible to do what they do without a very hard-working and loyal staff. Drago’s now has more than 400 employees who help carry the legacy forward. And they all have a great time doing it!
VisitTheir Secret Ingredient is Love.
(In the Restaurant World, Maybe the Rarest Ingredient of All.) People often ask about the secret to Drago’s success. It’s no secret. You see it at the restaurant every day. They all love what they do.
It’s been that way since Drago and Klara Cvitanovich opened their first restaurant in 1969. They set out to offer delicious seafood and a good time to guests for a reasonable price. At that time, they couldn’t imagine how many guests that would become.
Today it is still a family atmosphere. Family members are still at the front to greet guests. Tommy Cvitanovich, Drago and Klara’s son, is there to see that things run smoothly. And though 92-year-old Drago doesn’t select the oysters himself anymore, you can still see him at their restaurants when he’s not on duty as Grandpa.
Their family has grown a lot since the early days—and the work family has too. It would be impossible to do what they do without a very hard-working and loyal staff. Drago’s now has more than 400 employees who help carry the legacy forward. And they all have a great time doing it!
VisitA taste of Louisiana culture and cuisine. Evangeline specializes in fresh, seasonal cuisine with ingredients purchased directly from local markets and fishermen. The Alligator is a house specialty by itself, in Etouffee, or on a poor boy. Lucky travelers and locals alike can feast on shrimp and grits to sautéed crab cakes. Evangeline also hosts a full menu of Louisiana microbrews available both on draught and in bottles. Simplistic in menu design and service, Evangeline provides its patrons with portions that allow multiple sampling opportunities of fresh Louisiana grown cuisine. From the sweet potatoes to the casual atmosphere, our restaurant offers the perfect alternative to those searching for something in between Bourbon Street and white tablecloth dining.
VisitLocated in New Orleans’ famous Warehouse District, Fulton St. Bistro offers breakfast, brunch, lunch and dinner service. Reminiscent of a vintage street bistro, Fulton St. Bistro | Bar offers French Press coffee, freshly baked baguettes, authentic salads and sandwiches, and delicious steaks and seafood. The relaxed atmosphere is a great place for a social gathering or a place to unwind after a business meeting.
VisitGris-Gris was named New Orleans’ best new neighborhood restaurant by featuring refined, Southern cuisine, and local favorites in a casual and comfortable atmosphere. Since opening in August of 2018, Gris-Gris has been named Eater New Orleans’ Reader’s Choice for both 2018 Restaurant of the Year and Chef of the Year, New Orleans CityBusiness’ 2018 Restaurant of the Year, New Orleans Magazine Best Restaurants of 2019 and TimeOut.com Best New Orleans Restaurants 2019.
VisitSavor authentic Creole dishes prepared by renowned Chef Alex Patout. Delight in traditional dishes such as Gumbo, Shrimp Creole, and Crawfish Etouffee, oysters grilled and raw, boiled seafood and more. Plus, enjoy handcrafted cocktails and signature drinks in the historic French Quarter.
VisitThis vintage Uptown standby has been serving its famous New Orleans Barbeque Shrimp since 1953. The shrimp are not actually barbequed, but cooked in a delectable, peppery butter sauce. Sit down and strap on a bib; the mess will be worth it. If you prefer oysters over shrimp, enjoy Pascal’s oyster bar in the front of the restaurant, where a friendly shucker will provide as many mollusks as you can muster an appetite for. Other dishes include Italian specialties, seafood and steaks. Join us to celebrate serving New Orleans for 100 years!
VisitSlow and easy dining aboard the last authentic steamboat on the river. The Steamboat Natchez provides a one-of-a-kind view of New Orleans and an unparalleled atmosphere of New Orleans food, music and hospitality.
The Steam Calliope calls you to enjoy delicious New Orleans cuisine, served buffet style, with choices of local libations, wines and craft beers. Casual Lunch - Sunday Jazz Brunch or a Dinner Jazz Cruise with the Grammy-winning Dukes of Dixieland Jazz band.
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