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Luke
8273 reviews4.5French$$$$Central Business DistrictBooked 104 times today
Criollo at Hotel Monteleone
1713 reviews4.7Creole / Cajun / Southern$$$$French QuarterBooked 36 times today
Chemin à la Mer
636 reviews4.6Contemporary French / American$$$$Central Business DistrictBooked 36 times today
Willa Jean
1988 reviews4.7Regional American (Southern)$$$$Central Business DistrictBooked 95 times today
San Lorenzo at Hotel Saint Vincent
527 reviews4.7Contemporary Italian$$$$Garden DistrictBooked 37 times today
Josephine Estelle
2187 reviews4.3Contemporary Italian$$$$Central Business DistrictBooked 37 times todayFogo de Chao - New Orleans
2120 reviews4.2Brazilian$$$$French QuarterBooked 66 times todayRuth's Chris Steak House - New Orleans
2831 reviews4.2Steakhouse$$$$Central Business DistrictBooked 91 times todayBirdy's Behind The Bower
411 reviews4.5American$$$$Garden DistrictBooked 35 times todayThe Rib Room at the Omni Royal Orleans
1615 reviews4.1Steakhouse$$$$French QuarterBooked 9 times todayDesire Oyster Bar
247 reviews4.0Oyster Bar$$$$French QuarterBooked 12 times todayThe Grill Room at the Windsor Court Hotel
1358 reviews4.7Unspecified$$$$Central Business DistrictBooked 8 times todayFountain Lounge
457 reviews4.0Unspecified$$$$Central Business DistrictBooked 2 times todayLegacy Kitchen's Tacklebox
233 reviews3.7Seafood$$$$Central Business DistrictBooked 9 times todayLegacy Kitchen's Craft Tavern
314 reviews4.0Creole / Cajun / Southern$$$$Warehouse DistrictBooked 8 times today
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Special menu2 Course Brunch
Red Fish GrillFrench QuarterUS$28.00 per personReserve- Special menu
Le Petit Chef
Criollo at Hotel MonteleoneFrench QuarterUS$135.00 per personReserve - Special menu
3 Course Brunch
Ralph's on the ParkMid-City / City ParkUS$45.00 per personReserve - Special menu
Burlesque Brunch: Legs and Eggs
3rd Block Depot Kitchen + BarFrench QuarterUS$29.00 per personReserve - Special menu
$24 Two Course Lunch
Antoine'sFrench QuarterUS$24.00 per personReserve - Special menu
Slam Dunk Deal
Dave & Buster's - New OrleansCentral Business DistrictUS$29.99 per personReserve
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Discover Mid-City
Mid City New Orleans is considered the heart of this soulful city, and with good reason. With so many great attractions and spots for visitors, the area is full of great places to grab a bite. True Cajun food and Southern hospitality are abundant here; you'll have the chance to chow down on some freshly cooked crawfish by the pound or a bowl of homemade pasta. On one of the boundaries of Mid City New Orleans is another gem, City Park. The 1,300-acre park is an urban public oasis and neighborhood that is home to several great restaurants where guests can dine on fresh gulf seafood in eclectic dishes like turtle soup and crabmeat Benedict.
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