Tremé Restaurants

Tremé has always been a hot spot for classic New Orleans dining. As America's oldest African-American neighborhood, Tremé is famous for its soul food atmosphere. There is a wealth of restaurants where locals and tourists meet for Creole staples like oxtail soup, jambalaya, and Oysters Rockefeller. The HBO show "Tremé" has inspired even more visitors to come to this historic neighborhood and try food featured on the show. One such dish is Tremé's Shrimp Clemenceau, a classic dish served in many of the area's old-school Creole restaurants. Of course, Creole soul food isn't the only food Tremé offers. You can also try French, Mexican, and even Vietnamese in this diverse neighborhood. At night, the vibrant bar and nightlife scene is a great place for a cocktail and a spicy midnight snack.