Perched on the edge of the French Quarter, 5Fifty5 finds itself in very good company when it comes to the Crescent City’s ubiquitous culinary scene. Every good restaurant here has its niche and 5Fifty5 is no exception. The cuisine at 5Fifty5 is New Orleans at its finest and freshest. Step… More >
Proudly featuring an inventory of over 5,000 photographs spanning the history of photography from its origins to the present day, A Gallery for Fine Photography is one of the largest and most respected photography galleries in the United States. Founded in 1973, A Gallery for Fine Photography offers visitors from… More >
Born in 1970, Alex Beard is a painter and author who has emerged as one of his generation’s most creative and successful artists. Influenced to think creatively from a young age by his uncle, noted photographer, Peter Beard, and his mother, author and editor, Patricia Beard, Alex grew up in… More >
Nationally acclaimed Southern Louisiana cuisine. Gourmet Magazine raves " . . . the lighting is subdued, the service polished, the linen impeccable, and the food and wine superior." - The restaurant is in a historic building in the heart of the French Quarter, Alex Patout's features two classically styled dining… More >
As early as March of 2000 Angela King began her search for a building on Royal Street. The space she had rented for over twenty years was lovely but still not hers. Preliminary research continued sporadically until 2004 when she and her then partner, Scott Hanson, enlisted the help of… More >
This downtown restaurant serves pizza and sandwiches and is open late with the option for take-out and delivery. More >
Antieau Gallery opened its doors after Jazz Festival in 2010, intended originally as a month long pop-up gallery in an available shop front on Royal Street. The gallery enjoyed a hugely successful debut, and owner-artist Chris Roberts-Antieau decided to take a chance and open a permanent gallery in the same… More >
Established in 1840, Antoine's is the country's oldest family-run restaurant. Since 1840, world-renowned Antoine's Restaurant has set the standard that made New Orleans one of the greatest dining centers of the world. - For over 160 years, Antoine's Restaurant's excellent French-Creole cuisine, service, and atmosphere have combined to create an… More >
Since 1840, world-renowned Antoine's Restaurant has set the standard that made New Orleans one of the greatest dining centers of the world. For over 160 years, Antoine's Restaurant's excellent French-Creole cuisine, service, and atmosphere have combined to create an unmatched dining experience for both locals and visitors to New Orleans.… More >
Art by Christy Gallery features the work of artist Christy Works-Boutte, a talented young artist who began painting by creating "works from the heart". It is often said that greatness is forged through adversity. Many observers and critics attribute her rapid artistic maturity to her loss of hearing at the… More >
Art Gallery 811 is an antiques and art gallery located in the French Quarter. The store carries the largest collection of dime store soldiers in the country and one of the largest collections of cast iron and tin plate toys nationwide. Art Gallery 811 has rare coins and stamps and… More >
Artichoke Gallery on Decatur Street in the French Quarter carries works by noted New Orleans watercolor artist Peter Briant. The gallery showcases multi-themed original watercolor paintings by Briant as well as the complete collection of his limited edition prints of New Orleans Landmarks. After studying architecture at Tulane University, Peter… More >
Located in the Historic New Orleans French Quarter, Audiophile Studios is owned by The G.H.B. Jazz Foundation an organization dedicated to the preservation of Traditional Jazz. Although jazz is a big part of the clientele, Audiophile is equipped to handle a wide variety of musical styles. Recording your next project… More >
Sister to The Balcony Bar on Magazine Street, The Balcony Music Club offers live music shows seven nights a week. Opened in 2007, the club offers a wide selection of local music. More >
Located on the edge of the French Quarter in downtown New Orleans, Bar Tonique is a place to gather with friends and enjoy a fantastic libation. They have studied the craft of the cocktail and have translated it with a Southern Flair. Fresh juices, rare liquors, eclectic beers, fine wines,… More >
Located in the Hyatt French Quarter Batch is an upscale artisan bar that features high barreled spirits, barrel and flask service, quality infused spirits, and house made accompaniments. The bar offers hand-crafted cocktails and a bar menu that includes small plates made with locally sourced ingredients. Be sure to try… More >
About Bayona Each of the three dining rooms has its own signature The Dyer Room with its trompe l'oeil depicting the Mediterranean countryside created by artist Joel Dyer; the Bayona Room with its stained-glass accents and picture window; and the main dining room, which is dominated by gorgeous arrangements of… More >
The Beauregard-Keyes House, built in 1826, for wealthy auctioneer Joseph LeCarpentier, is a fine example of a raised center hall house. It is named for two of its former tenants, Confederate General Pierre Gustave Toutant (P.G.T.) Beauregard and author Frances Parkinson Keyes. General Beauregard lived in the home from 1866-68… More >
Beckham's Bookshop sells general second-hand books with new books of local interest. Beckham's Bookshop has been selling books in the French Quarter for 39 years. More >
Here, you will find one of the largest and most exquisite collections of contemporary art in the South. This full-service gallery specializes in the unique works of local and national artists. With more than 5,000 square feet of exhibition space, BEE Galleries showcases original paintings, graphics, sculptures in bronze, clay… More >
In most American cities the last place you would look for a great restaurant is in your hotel. Not so in New Orleans, where the incomparable Begue's at the Royal Sonesta is one of the city's only 4 Diamond restaurants. It's often called New Orleans' best-kept secret, because the locals… More >
Bevolo Gas and Electric Lights began in the French Quarter in 1945 when Andrew Bevolo, Sr. revolutionized the production of gas lamps. Utilizing a hand riveting technique rather than making brittle soldered joints, he created sustainable gas lights. Bevolo Sr. honed his skills while working for historic manufacturing companies including… More >
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New Orleans, so well known for her music, food, and spirits, has surprisingly few venues that offer a high quality sampling of all three. One of these rare places is The Bombay Club, a lovely candlelit spot tucked away in the heart of the French Quarter at 830 Conti Street.… More >
A culinary phenomenon since 1946, in New Orleans has created some of the world's most famous and imaginative dishes which continue to give great pleasure to millions of discerning customers and visitors to New Orleans. Located in the heart of the French Quarter, Brennan's Restaurant continues to receive "culinary accolades"from… More >
The Bryant Galleries have featured international fine artsince 1965. More >
Cafe Beignet is a cup full of New Orleans' best European traditions. For two hundred years, New Orleanians have savored every sip of their rich coffee accompanied by delicate, crisp beignets (ben-yays). These golden squares, usually dusted with powdered confectioner's sugar, can best be described as a cross between a… More >
The Original Cafe Du Monde Coffee Stand was established in 1862 in the New Orleans French Market. The Cafe is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. It closes only on Christmas Day and on the day an occasional Hurricane passes too close to New Orleans. The Original… More >
New Orleans - November 15, 1991 was the official opening of Café Giovanni in New Orleans' French Quarter featuring Chef Duke LoCicero's New World Italian Cuisine. Chef Duke had already been on the job for two months developing the menu, hiring staff, overseeing the installation of equipment and getting the… More >
Cafe Maspero boasts the biggest sandwiches in the French Quarter. With dining room windows that open to Decatur Street this restaurant proves a enjoyable location for enjoying the cafe's seafood platters, jambalaya and fried shrimp po boys Try the signature fresh strawberry daiquiri, or warm up with a crock of… More >
It's only natural that the husband and wife team, Caliche and Pao, would have their gallery in the famous French Quarter. Although they both hail from the distant hills of South America, their true inspiration is taken from the history, architecture, and the intangible "joie de vivre" of the New… More >
Specializing in fine European paintings from 1830 to 1950, the gallery features museum quality examples from Academic, Barbizon, Impressionist and Post-Impressionist movements as well as select contemporary works. Open daily in the heart of the French Quarter at the corner of Chartres and Bienville streets, this lovely gallery offers an… More >
Immortalized in the writings of Ernest Hemingway among others, the revolving Carousel Bar is a part of New Orleans history. A favorite of New Orleans locals, it has a wild circus motif and is often filled with colorful local characters telling stories about Hotel Monteleone and our celebrated city. Truman… More >
Casell, as he is known to his French Quarter friends and neighbors, is a native of Gerona, Spain and is one of the most widely collected artists working in New Orleans. Although in his eighties, Casell still paints every weekend at his second home in the Mississippi countryside. The Gulf… More >
Casell, as he is known to his French Quarter friends and neighbors, is a native of Gerona, Spain and is one of the most widely collected artists working in New Orleans. Although in his eighties, Casell still paints every weekend at his second home in the Mississippi countryside. The Gulf… More >
Enjoy a Unique New Orleans Dining Experience! Few stop to look, or seem to know, that this great building, erected by Joseph Reynes around 1795, is one of the real landmarks of the Vieux Carré. This building is not the first to be put on this property. There is a… More >
A Decatur Street staple since 1983, Coop's Place is the place to go for a true taste of New Orleans at down home prices. "Where the not-so-elite meet to eat." - Zagat New Orleans 2009 Guide House specials include a Creole stew served with rice. Prepared with our own dark… More >
Experience the ambiance of the largest historical dining courtyard in the French Quarter with flowering plants and flowing fountains. Listen to the strolling live jazz trio during the daily brunch buffet, serving Eggs Benedict, omelets and a feast of local specialties or enjoy a romantic five star creole dinner surrounded… More >
Considered a cornerstone in Bodypaintings progressive movement, today Craig Tracy Bodypaints exclusively as well he owns and operates the very first art gallery in the world dedicated to fine art Bodypainted images. The gallery allows even the most seasoned art collectors and novices alike to see and experience first hand… More >
Crescent City Books specializes in used, out-of-print, and rare books from all over the world - a real gem for locals and visitors of all types. More >
The Crescent City Brewhouse is one of New Orleans' premier restaurants and the only French Quarter microbrewery. The atmosphere at the Crescent City Brewhouse is warm, relaxed and festive with LIVE JAZZ performed nightly by local musicians ... and monthly exhibits of local art to compliment your total Brewhouse experience!… More >
A romantic courtyard that is a lovely spot to sip strong coffee and munch on pastries. Lunch time has daily soup specials and hot croissant sandwiches, including one made with bechamel and Swiss cheese. For a sweet afternoon treat, try the raspberry tart or the strawberries Romanoff. More >
Dauphine Street Books is a locally owned and operated bookstore in the heart of the French Quarter. More >
For nearly 50 years, we’ve been serving huge portions of the best boiled, broiled and fried seafood in New Orleans. We’ve received countless accolades including a Food Network feature and a 2009 Zagat food and service rating of “very good to excellent”. But nothing’s better than being consistently rated by… More >
For nearly 60 years the Brennan family has been perfecting the art of beef preparation in their family restaurants … that’s why at Dickie Brennan’s Steakhouse we grill our chops, sear our strips, oven-roast our prime rib and broil our filets. The same level of attention extends to the service.… More >
New Orleans is closely connected with America’s only native spirit. Kentucky may be the birthplace of this distinctly American Spirit, but it was New Orleans who serendipitously helped develop the aging process that produces the Bourbon we know and love. In the 1820’s Bourbon was in high demand in New… More >
Inspired by the success of the French Quarter Wine Festival and modeled after the award winning Meritage Restaurant at the Boston Harbor Hotel, Le Meritage is proud to introduce a new approach to dining at the Maison Dupuy. Our menu features six categories of wine characteristics rather than varietals with… More >
Located across from world famous Armstrong Park, The Mahalia Jackson Theater and the legendary Congo Square, the setting for this fun, upbeat music club is as classic as the city itself. Donna's on Rampart accepts cash only. More >
The Dutch Alley Artist's Co-op was founded in 2003 by Ric Rolston as a cooperative artist's gallery. The gallery is managed and operated by the artists themselves. This ensures that each visitor is greeted and assisted by the artist members, providing their unique perspectives on the displayed work. Located in… More >
At EAT, you'll find a wide array of cajun, creole, and other New Orleans favorites on the menu. We aim to serve food as fresh and satisfying as our mamas make--all in the comfort of our sunny dining room in the heart of the French Quarter. More >
Egan Hand Gallery is the creative culmination of artistic expression, good wine and celebration. Egan Hand Gallery showcases original and graphic works by nationally and internationally acclaimed artists. They also feature local artists and offer classic gift items celebrating wine, women and song. More >
El Gato Negro serves authentic Mexican cuisine seven days of the week. They serve breakfast only on Saturdays and Sundays. More >
Elliott Gallery, located in the heart of the French Quarter in New Orleans, is owned and operated by Betty Nahan Elliott and Fred Elliott. Both have made lifetime careers in the art business. Fred began over 30 years ago working with his father-in-law, Ken Nahan. For most of those years… More >
The Embers "Original" Bourbon House is located at 700 Bourbon Street at St. Peter in the heart of the French Quarter, within walking distance of most downtown hotels. Built in the late 1800’s, the location eventually became the Bourbon House and home to many locals, Movie Stars and famous people.… More >
Established fifteen years ago on William Faulkner’s birthday, September 25, Faulkner House Books has been a full-service new and used book store serving the New Orleans, Louisiana, area and customers around the world. Faulkner House Books is located at 624 Pirate’s Alley in the heart of New Orleans’ beautiful and… More >
Felix's Restaurant and Oyster Bar is a traditional New Orleans restaurant serving our world famous oysters on the half shell and a wide variety of other fine food. They serve everything from fresh Maine lobster to grilled or blackened catch of the day, as well as Italian, Creole, and Cajun… More >
A carefree afternoon in the heart of the French Quarter is best enjoyed at a place like the French Market Restaurant and Bar where one can enjoy fresh seafood and listen to the tunes that made this city famous. Po-boys come stuffed with shrimp, oysters or crabmeat while the muffaletta… More >
Experience the cuisine that earned GW Fins' Esquire Magazine's esteemed Top 20 best new restaurants in America award, and a four bean rating in the New Orleans Times Picayune. Located in the heart of the French Quarter, GW Fins insures the highest quality seafood by flying in products from around… More >
Located in the historic French Quarter, Galatoire's has the reputation of being one of the best of the old line establishments of New Orleans. Along with excellent French Creole cuisine, a festive and yet elegant atmosphere lure locals and visitors alike. Run by fourth generation proprietors, Galatoire's has delighted the… More >
French Impressionist Art Gallery in New Orleans. Galerie d'art Francais is one of America's most important sources of 20th Century French School Art. They provide original paintings primarily in the impressionistic and post-impressionistic genre. They provide artists that are entering their prime, contemporary French masters, and the masters of the… More >
Ally (Alexandra Gertrude) Burguieres was born in Washington, DC, in 1982. At 21 years old she earned a degree in Literature from the University of Maryland. She then finished a Master's in Multimedia Journalism at the University of Oregon and a Master's in Linguistics from Georgetown University. She wrote and… More >
On the higher 600-900 blocks of famous Royal Street, the bohemian leading-edge boutique galleries are springing up as a strong team. Gallery Orange is proud to be part of both the local and International Fine Art scene of the Historic French Quarter of New Orleans. Why “Orange”? We are of… More >
In 1857, esteemed New Orleans architect, James Gallier, Jr., put his considerable talent to work designing a residence of his own. GALLIER HOUSE is an outstanding example of accurate and comprehensive historic restoration of one of New Orleans' loveliest and time-honored landmarks. In the mid-19th century, Gallier was one of… More >
Located in the heart of the historic French Quarter in New Orleans, this luminous fine art gallery displays the neon sculpture and neon art installations by international and local New Orleans neon artists . Always changing, the exhibitions display modern and contemporary artwork, 3D art and sculpture, as well as… More >
Come and join us at Golden Feather Mardi Gras Indian Restaurant Gallery for the most unique Experience in New Orleans today. Situated on the cusp of the Treme Neighborhood and at the edge of the French Quarter your dining experience will be set at our beloved Congo Square, one of… More >
More fun than any art gallery has a right to be! Great art served with complimentary wine. Our friendly artists exhibiting and working at GAC help you acquire art while having a good time. All New Orleans and Louisiana local artists display glass, furniture, paintings, photography, metal, pottery and clothing;… More >
Enjoy traditional and contemporary creole cuisine in the casual elegance of a restored 1794 cottage with muraled dining room walls and a lovely garden patio. Full menu, salads, sandwiches, large wine list with all selections by the glass, and menus in Spanish, French, Japanese & braille. Cocktails, local beers, daily… More >
David Harouni's entire life has been one of migration -- building bonds with a community and then being forced to desert it, creating memories and being compelled to leave the comforts of familiarity, abandoning cultures he knew and creating new memories. The successful immigrant is one who makes a decision,… More >
Prior to the Civil War, prosperous Creole families enjoyed an elegant lifestyle in the Vieux Carré. Walk through this meticulously restored residence and experience the Golden Age of New Orleans. Built in 1831, HERMANN-GRIMA HOUSE is one of the most significant residences in New Orleans. This handsome Federal mansion with… More >
Hillery’s on Toulouse is located within the old world luxury of the Hotel St. Marie, in the very heart of the French Quarter just off Bourbon Street. Hillery’s serves dinner nightly. With charming French doors opening onto the street, the lovely Bistro Moise is also in the hotel and serves… More >
The Historic New Orleans Collection is a museum, research center, and publisher dedicated to the study and preservation of the history and culture of New Orleans and the Gulf South region. General and Mrs. L. Kemper Williams, collectors of Louisiana materials, established the institution in 1966 to keep their collection… More >
Hostel Restaurant & Ultra-Lounge, an intimate experience to satisfy all the senses for both curious diners and club-hoppers alike. A den of opulence, sophistication, comfort and intimacy; Hostel is regarded as the premier venue for dining, entertainment & special events in New Orleans. Known for its refined atmosphere, Hostel features… More >
House of Blues New Orleans opened in 1994 and is located in the heart of the world–famous French Quarter. The walls of the restaurant and music hall are covered with a 298 pieces of folk art and the venue itself is home to the largest collection of folk art in… More >
Housed in the historic Hotel Monteleone the Hunt Room Grill offers the finest in fresh seafood and choice cuts of beef, as well as an extensive wine list. A New Orleans institution for fine dining. More >
Famous for their duck St. Phillip which is roasted crispy and glazed with raspberry demi-glace, this Italian restaurant is a favorite amongst the locals. The favorites do not stop at dinner, try the Chocolate Hazelnut Truffle or the Bananas Foster bread pudding for dessert. No reservations. "Irene's is somewhat off… More >
An intimate restaurant knuzzled in the heart of the Historic French Quarter, offering fine wine and seafood delicacies. As Chef at Iris, Ian Schnoebelen was honored in June, 2007 by Food and Wine magazine as one of their top 10 Best New Chefs in America. Schnoebelen’s unpretentious, new American cuisine… More >
It's Playtime. Grammy and Billboard Award-winning Jazz trumpeter Irvin and Royal Sonesta Hotel proudly present Irvin Mayfield's Jazz Playhouse. The best jazz club in New Orleans showcases New Orleans' greatest Jazz talent and serves your favorite cocktails and appetizers in a luxurious venue on the lobby level of the Royal… More >
For many years, Jack Gallery, New Orleans has exhibited original paintings as well as fine art lithographs hand crafted on rare antique presses, and had hosted a number of seminal exhibitions, including the art of tom Everhart, psychedelic lithographs by Stanley Mouse, "the man who drew the face on rock… More >
About Jackson Square in the French Quarter Andrew Jackson When New Orleans was founded, it was nothing more than a French trading camp. After a few years, the camp was organized into a formal colony, and was subdivided into "city blocks", with streets that ran perpendicular and parallel to the… More >
Art Gallery - French Quarter Artist Joe Dunn 304 Royal St. New Orleans, LA 70130 More >
In 1979, when Chef Paul Prudhomme and his late wife, K, opened their "modest", 62-seat K-Paul's Louisiana Kitchen on Chartres Street in the historic French Quarter of New Orleans, they had no idea the restaurant was soon to become a sensation, with nightly lines of eager diners waiting sometimes hours… More >
Visit Kako Gallery, nestled on historic Royal Street in the Charming & Picturesque French Quarter, just steps from Jackson Square and Cafe Du Monde. Original Louisiana art is this offbeat gallery's draw. Paintings, photography, prints, wood turnings, jazz-themed raku pottery, miniature shrimp boats, bottle-cap-covered crosses... you'll find it all and… More >
Kitchen Witch is a small, but perfect, book shop in the heart of the French Quarter in New Orleans. They specialize in rare, hard to find, out of print and pre-owned books on food and cooking. Kitchen Witch opened in the wake of Hurricane Katrina as a way to helpNew… More >
Kurt E. Schon Ltd. Gallery collects old and modern paintings for museums, foundations, and private collections. Kurt E Schon Ltd Gallery has been a presence in the Historic French Quarter of New Orleans for over 50 years. Our 18th and 19th Century Art Collection spans five floors that includes French… More >
The historical New Orleans restaurant, established in 1881, was reopened by Brett Smith and his mother, Jaye Berard (J.B.) Smith. Look for a menu featuring Creole , Italian and Mediterranean entrees. Reservations recommended. More >
Fine silver at unbeatable prices, located in the epicenter of New Orleans artistic culture! La Mina Sterling has a vast array of beautiful silver pieces to suit every style and fashion! With a diverse selection of rings, bracelets, necklaces, earrings, pendants and charms, La Mina Sterling can fulfill all your… More >
Le Petit Théâtre du Vieux Carré, continues its long history as a cultural icon in the New Orleans theatre and performing arts community. A launching place for young talent, a stalwart for local talent and a return stage for those who have gone on to further careers, Le Petit features… More >
The premier resource for lighting, furniture, and art In the French Quarter and on Metairie Road. More >
Often considered the food capital of the world, New Orleans is a city where restaurants come and go. However, after 29 years Louis XVI Restaurant Francais has maintained its commitment to style, quality and its unerring ability to produce a fine dining experience in the European tradition. Louis XVI Restaurant… More >
Here you will find the best contemporary Creole Cuisine that the New Orleans French Quarter has to offer! Intimate dining off the beaten path just one block from the world famous Bourbon Street at the corner of Dauphine and Conti. Chef Mars and his attentive staff give you a taste… More >
New Orleans music - Zydeco music - Cajun music - New Orleans Jazz, Louisiana Music Factory has all this regional music and much more. We are the one stop site for all of your New Orleans music and Louisiana music needs. From Cajun music to blues, Zydeco music to RnB,… More >
Madame John's Legacy at 632 Dumaine Street in the historic French Quarter is one of the finest 18th century building complexes in Louisiana. Of special interest because it escaped the great fire of 1795, which leveled much of New Orleans, the house is actually a product of the preceding fire… More >
Founded in 1975, Martin Lawrence Galleries specializes in original paintings, sculpture and limited edition graphics. The gallery is distinguished by works of art by Pablo Picasso, Marc Chagall, Rembrandt, Andy Warhol, Keith Haring, Erté, Liudmila Kondakova, Kerry Hallam, Philippe Bertho, Robert Deyber, François Fressinier, René Lalonde, Felix Mas, Takashi Murakami… More >
A French Quarter hot spot! Featuring Italian cuisine with a New Orleans twist along with an exceptionally diverse wine list. Maximo's is more of a culinary vacation than traditional restaurant. Maximo's specializes in fire roasting seafood and meat and they make some of the best Crawfish Pasta in the city. More >
"Where the locals come to eat" A small down-home New Orleans restaurant known for its red beans and rice and fried catfish. Located on the Central Business District edge of the French Quarter, Mena's Palace is the perfect choice for breakfast, lunch, or an early dinner. It's the kind of… More >
The off-kilter architectural paintings of James Michalopoulos are instantly recognizable. You will find them here along with the artist's figurative paintings, still lives and landscapes. - More >
A good bet Italian place that offers salads, Italian favorites and Italian wines at affordable prices. More >
The Best Product… Genuine Hospitality… an Experience to Remember. For more than 30 years, we have served only the finest quality foods, featuring USDA prime-aged beef, fresh fish and seafood, hand-picked produce, delicious appetizers and elegant desserts. Our servers strive to provide unparalleled hospitality to each and every guest. We're… More >
This clubby, relaxed and comfortable French Quarter bistro specializes in Contemporary Creole Cooking. Hickory Grilled meats, seafood and vegetables dominate a menu lush with local and regional ingredients. Dine on our world famous Pasta Jambalaya and Barbeque Shrimp while listening to live piano music played nightly. Carmelized Tuna and Pepper… More >
The Bistro Offers New Orleans classics like Gumbo, BBQ Shrimp, Oysters "Muriel ", Turtle soup, Fried Gulf Shrimp Po-boy, Stuffed Flounder, Shrimp Remoulade and contemporary creole cuisine like Pecan Crusted Drum and Wood Grilled Tuna. Muriel's Jackson Square opened its doors on March 10, 2001 after an extensive restoration of… More >
Founded in 1963, this 3rd generation, family owned and operated business is a New Orleans treasure chest of history, legend and scandal. Unlike other wax museums, The Musée Conti Wax Museum tells the story of one city alone, and what a story it is! From our city's fair founding, to… More >
A story rich with innovation, experimentation, controversy and emotion, the park provides an ideal setting to share the cultural history of the people and places that helped shape the development and progression of jazz in New Orleans. New Orleans Jazz National Historic Park presents a Ranger Program during the week… More >
New Orleans School of Cooking teaches the basics of Louisiana Cooking in a way you'll never forget. Since 1980, the New Orleans School of Cooking has introduced countless visitors from around the world to the wonderful food and rich culture of Louisiana and New Orleans. Classes are held seven days… More >
Like a whirlwind, Emeril Lagasse has taken New Orleans dining to new levels ......... with his fresh adaptations of classic Creole cuisine. Nola established its identity as a funky, informal restaurant whose menu features the fresh adaptations of New Orleans Creole and Acadian Cajun for which Lagasse is renowned. A… More >
Oceana Grill, located on the corner of Conti and Bourbon St., is deep in the heart of the historic New Orleans' French Quarter. A local favorite for many years with fine cuisine and an even better atmosphere. Dine in one of our three beautiful rooms, or weather permitting, dine on… More >
Off the Beaten Way is a unique gallery whose purpose is to gather art from the most remote locations, focusing on the more contemporary sculpture and paintings. More >
The Old Absinthe House has a legacy following its every heartbeat”, this historic building was built in 1807. Originally the building was used as an importing firm, then converted to a “corner grocery “ of food, tobacco and fine Spanish liquor. In 1874, mixologist, Cayetano Ferrer, created a drink consisting… More >
The only building in America to have served both as a U.S. and Confederate Mint was built in 1835 during the presidency of Andrew Jackson who had advocated for its establishment in order to help finance development of the nation's western frontier. Renowned architect William Strickland designed the building using… More >
Olivier’s is an authentic French Quarter Creole restaurant cooking dishes handed down through five generations. Olivier's Restaurant is owned and operated by Armand Olivier Jr. and the Olivier Family. Mr. Olivier has been operating restaurants in New Orleans since 1979. The 204 Decatur Street restaurant is the third and latest… More >
One Eyed Jacks is the Premiere Venue in the French Quarter for touring Alternative acts. We offer backstage rooms, VIP areas,400 person capacity concert room, full-sized stage and P.A., In-House Engineers, local promotion, and a vibe no other venue can match More >
Of all the historic sites in New Orleans, none have witnessed more drama than the old exchange coffee house known as The Original Pierre Maspero’s Slave Exchange. This Building is one of the oldest in the French Quarter, having been erected in 1788 by Don Juan Paillet. During the first… More >
The Palm Court Jazz Cafe is located in one of the fastest growing areas of popularity in the French Quarter of New Orleans. Decatur Street is where its happening these days and the Palm Court is one of the focal centers of interest. The Palm Court is a must for… More >
Peaches Records is housed in a 10,000-square-foot space at 408 N. Peters St. Peaches owner Shirani Rea operated two stores -- on Gentilly Boulevard and in the Riverwalk mall -- before opening this location. In addition to local and national music, Peaches carries magazines and Louisiana-themed books, and includes a… More >
Located on the French Quarter's quiet Exchange Alley, the Pelican Club Restaurant presents a unique blend of contemporary Louisiana cuisine with Asian influences. Chefs Richard Hughes and Chin Ling present a tasty menu which includes Veal and Shrimp Potstickers, as well as a fabulous Louisiana Cioppino full of fresh seafood. More >
Pere Antoine Restaurant, located on the corner of Royal Street in the heart of the Vieux Carre, offers a relaxing, open-air atmosphere with an expansive view of modern day French Quarter life strolling by. Enjoy this unique New Orleans dining experience while dipping into a wide array of savory Louisiana… More >
The Pirate's Alley Faulkner Society is a nationally recognized non-profit arts organization sponsoring the renowned Words & Music arts festival; the William Faulkner - William Wisdom Creative Writing Competition; the Double Dealer literary journal; outreach programs for high school and college students; continuing education; and a year-round calendar of literary… More >
The Port of Call was established in 1963 as a steakhouse located on beautiful, historic Esplanade Avenue in the French Quarter. The Port started as a quiet, small neighborhood restaurant open only at night, and has grown into an extremely popular destination for locals and tourists alike. Today the Port… More >
Legendary French Quarter shrine to traditional jazz. Preservation Hall opens at 800pm. Music begins at 815pm. Admission $10 per person. We close our gates at 1100pm. No Smoking. All Ages Welcome. Open 7 Nights A Week. More >
A New Orleans cooperative of Louisiana fine crafts artists; RHINO Contemporary Crafts Company was incorporated in 1987 as a non-profit to help foster public interest in fine Louisiana crafts and provide educational opportunities to the New Orleans community. Artist members created an extensive public education program and opened a fine… More >
George Rodrigue (b. 1944) was born and raised in New Iberia, Louisiana, the heart of Cajun country. For more than forty years, his work has remained rooted in the familiar milieu of home. Rodridgue’s work was influenced by the Pop and Abstract images he viewed during art school at the… More >
Royal Street is an eye-pleasing mix of classy antique shops and boutiques, fine jewelry stores, colorful art galleries and world-class hotels and restaurants. It is no wonder tourists and locals alike flock to Royal Street when they want a real New Orleans experience. Some of the most picturesque and most… More >
Skully’z Recordz has some of the city's best selection of rock, pop, punk, jazz, noise, indie, dance, blues, goth, folk, metal, and more! Looking for local music? They carry all of New Orleans’ favorite local musicians. Whether you’re looking for a CD, DVD , or even vinyl, they have what… More >
Theatre Our modified thrust seats 145 comfortably with just under 5000 square feet of space. If you have seen a play in our theatre, you know there isn't a bad seat in the house. Lobby The Southern Rep lobby is equipped with a box office and concession area. There is… More >
The St. Louis Cathedral is one of New Orleans' most notable landmarks. This venerable building, its triple steeples towering above its historic neighbors, the Cabildo and the Presbytere - looks down benignly on the green of the Square and General Andrew Jackson on his bronze horse and on the block-long… More >
A favorite dining spot for tourists and locals who enjoy the best steaks in the French Quarter, fresh seafood and live Jazz and Blues music from James Dee. Steak Star and Lobster are located next to the world famous New Orleans House of Blues in the French Quarter. From our… More >
Intimately located in the French Quarter of New Orleans is Stella! where Chef Scott Boswell creates exciting, new American cuisine influenced jointly by world flavors and his Louisiana roots. With its warm and elegant decor, thoughtful wine list and knowledgeable and friendly staff, the stage is set for the true… More >
Since our founding in 1988, Stone & Press Gallery has offered an extensive inventory of original works on paper featuring the artists who celebrated, in etching, lithography and wood engraving, the American Scene in the first half of the 20th Century. Today, those early works hang alongside contemporary mezzotints by… More >
Studio 831 features the work of Greg Creason, Jason Griego, Mary Elisabeth Johnson, Tracy Jarmon, Shara Griffin Thibodeaux, Karen Hollowell, Mathew Peck, Geraldine Arata, Carroll Case, Robert Soden and Robin Daning. We are a unique art gallery located at 532 Royal Street in the French Quarter of New Orleans, LA.… More >
Studio 831, located in the heart of the French Quarter at 532 Royal Street, showcases the works of local and emerging artists. The gallery space houses revolving original fine art pieces, sculptures in the lush courtyard, and studio space for working artists and art lessons.With its exceptional display of whimsical… More >
Tanner's paintings have recently become some of the most sought-after art in the region. His unconventional approach to painting creates a spellbinding illusion of depth that pulls us in and transports us. “If my art makes someone forget their troubles, even for a moment, I feel like I have accomplished… More >
On October 13, 1986 The Bistro at the Maison de Ville, located at 733 Toulouse Street opened. The Bistro is walking distance from Jackson Square, the French Market and the river front. The atmosphere and decor are inspired by Parisian bistros with red leather banquettes, beveled-glass mirrors, natural wood flooring,… More >
About Us Gallerist Bean Blackett and Artist Matthew Peck opened the doors of The Blackett-Peck Gallery in April 2010. Blackett and Peck, both whom possess strong ties to the art world, recognized an unfulfilled niche in the galleries of New Orleans interesting, high-quality, contemporary art on the 500 block of… More >
The site of the Louisiana Purchase Transfer and the flagship building of the Louisiana State Museum historical museum complex, the Cabildo was constructed in 1795-99 as the seat of the Spanish municipal government in New Orleans. The name of the governing body who met there was the "Illustrious Cabildo" or… More >
In 1997, Fredrick Guess made New Orleans his permanent home. He moved into the French Quarter and with a friend opened an antique store. In this store, he hung some of his work. Not much more than a year later, he closed the antique store completely and he and his… More >
The Guitar Bar offers new and used fretted instruments, as well as school band and orchestra instruments at reasonable prices. The Guitar Ba also offer lessons, repairs and custom built instruments. More >
The Market Cafe, a family owned and operated dining establishment since 1982, occupies the second oldest building in the French Market, which was first home to the Marcheaux Legumes, and previously known as the Old Vegetable Market and Fish Market. Dating back to 1823, the original cypress ceiling and 19th… More >
The Old Ursuline Convent is the oldest building in the Mississippi Valley. Constructed by French Colonial Engineers under the auspices of the crown, the convent was designed in 1745 and completed in 1752-1753. Over the centuries, this building has been a convent for the Ursuline nuns, a school, an archbishop's… More >
The Parish is an exciting 5,000 square foot multi-use special event space with a state-of-the-art sound system. Located next door to the House of Blues and featuring its own private entrance, it is available for private parties, meetings and intimate concerts. Modeled after a cathedral in Essex, England, this unique… More >
Intimately nestled in The Old Absinthe House, is Tony Moran's Restaurant, long known by its customers as an Oasis on Bourbon Street. Tony Moran’s offers the finest of seafood and Cajun cuisine, prepared from treasured family recipes along with locally influenced versions of some old favorites. Besides famous pastas, Tony… More >
The 2nd oldest restaurant in New Orleans! Located in the heart of the French Quarter, facing the historic French Market, Tujague's has retained its reputation for providing an unforgettable dining experience in the original Creole tradition. Tujague's has been a favorite for 150 years, entertaining and satisfying the appetites of… More >
Wellington & Company Fine Jewelry features an exceptional collection of antique, estate and contemporary fine jewelry, with a particular emphasis on the Victorian, Edwardian and Art Deco periods. Among the collection are a vast selection of antique and estate diamond filigree rings ranging from .50 carats to 5.00 carats or… More >
Since opening in 1968, Whisnant Galleries has grown to encompass over 12,000 square feet of showroom space. Both novices and long-time collectors will be impressed by the scope and quality of the gallery's selection. Ranging from exquisite 17th-century oil paintings to unique estate jewelry, Whisnant Galleries collection includes over 800… More >
As part of its mission to promote the study of Louisiana history, The Collection opened the Williams Research Center at 410 Chartres Street in January 1996. After an extensive restoration, the Williams Research Center (WRC) serves as The Collection's research facility. City architect Edgar Angelo Christy designed the 1915 Beaux… More >
Founded in 2000, Windsor Fine Art offers an extensive collection of works by the great masters, as well as nationally and internationally renowned contemporary artists. Works on paper by Rembrandt, Durer, Picasso, Miro, Matisse, Chagall, Renoir, Pissarro and Tissot grace the walls of this fine gallery. Original paintings and prints… More >
Enjoy the Bullfighter burger -- with jalapenos, avocado, and salsa -- or go for a burger with peanut butter and bacon. More >
Art is everywhere in New Orleans and our cultural venues are as varied as you would expect from a nearly 300 year-old city. From neighborhood music clubs, contemporary art galleries, alternative arts spaces, fine dining restaurants, to cozy corner bookshops search ArtsNewOrleans to discover your favorite place to experience our creative culture.
Arts Council Of New Orleans
935 Gravier Street, Suite 850
New Orleans, LA 70112
(504) 523-1465