Side Trips from New Orleans Restaurants
We’ve compiled the best of the best in Side Trips from New Orleans - browse our top choices for Restaurants during your stay.
Log in with user name:
Log in with social media:
Get FREE email communications from Fodor's Travel, covering must-see travel destinations, expert trip planning advice, and travel inspiration to fuel your passion.
We’ve compiled the best of the best in Side Trips from New Orleans - browse our top choices for Restaurants during your stay.
In this cypress house decorated with swamp trees and a large stuffed alligator at the entrance, people gather over red-and-white-check tablecloths...Read More
Abita's original brewery is now the setting for meals chosen from a surprisingly lengthy menu of pasta, salads, burgers, and entrées like jambalaya...Read More
This small shop and restaurant serves some of the tastiest seafood gumbo around River Road (and there's plenty of competition). Try a dash of...Read More
The menu in this barn-style eatery is a mere formality—nobody orders anything but boiled crawfish. In fact, Big John's is open only during crawfish...Read More
The culinary heart of downtown Breaux Bridge is in this historic, renovated storefront that's a block from Bayou Teche. Locals and visitors...Read More
This 19th-century inn with crisp white linens and old brick fireplaces serves French and Cajun dishes to a well-dressed crowd. Among the specialties...Read More
Located in the shadow of the Myrtles Plantation, the Carriage House is a boon to overnighters in the St. Francisville area. The dining room...Read More
This clubby, friendly seafood grill is a popular spot for locals seeking a creative and delicious bite. The place is famous for the smoked duck...Read More
The cuisine is as artful as the namesake, folk artist Clementine Hunter, and might be called "nouveau Cajun": it's inspired by local ingredients...Read More
From roughly December through June, when Louisiana crawfish are in season, local families pack in to partake in the outrageous abundance. Order...Read More
Tables set with white linens and flowers make this cozy Creole cottage feel more like a favorite aunt's house than a restaurant that seats 24...Read More
This small and simply furnished restaurant has been serving oysters in the same location since 1869. Seafood platters feature seasonal catches...Read More
People jam into this diner as early as 6 am for hot biscuits and grits. Dwyer's also serves red beans and rice, jambalaya, pot roast, burgers...Read More
A visit to Cajun country is not complete without a stop at Hebert's. This butcher shop is one of several contenders claiming credit for inventing...Read More
This boucaniere (Cajun French for smokehouse) is run by the next generation of the family that operated the iconic Johnson's Grocery in Eunice...Read More
This upscale bistro with a lush courtyard and walls adorned with art is about 3 miles from the Louisiana State University campus. Tempting main...Read More
Set in the rear wing of Houmas House Plantation, Latil's Landing is furnished with period antiques and reproductions that put you in the mood...Read More
McGee's is a Cajun enterprise that covers all the bases. From its perch on the Atchafalaya levee, it offers a café serving local seafood (they...Read More
Locals praise the seafood at this busy spot, and rightly so: the food is consistently good, fresh, and served in large portions. The fried seafood...Read More
Open for breakfast and lunch, this small restaurant inside a 19th-century cottage on the grounds of Oak Alley serves a mix of Southern and Cajun...Read More
{{ item.review_snippet }}...Read More
Please try a broader search, or expore these popular suggestions:
There are no results for {{ strDestName}} Restaurants in the searched map area with the above filters. Please try a different area on the map, or broaden your search with these popular suggestions: