1. Sylvain
8.9
625 Chartres St (at Wilkinson St.), New Orleans, LA
Gastropub · French Quarter · 152 tips and reviews
SEGA: Cozy bistro with comfort food. Make a reservation – it fills up fast. The shaved Brussels sprouts was an excellent starter and one of the more unique dishes I’ve enjoyed. - Teri, Media + Events
Erin Dailey: In my opinion the best damn Sazerac in the city. And the food is amazing and inexpensive. The staff is young, hip and better dressed than you. No doubt.
Cindy Crook: The patio is the perfect romantic dinner spot.
3. Restaurant R'evolution
9.0
777 Bienville St, New Orleans, LA
Cajun and Creole Restaurant · French Quarter · 81 tips and reviews
Péia Do Carmo: The food is very very good, the staff is so attentive and a cozy place.
Péia Do Carmo: Cozy place, nice food and attentive staff
Mehmet Orun: Snapping turtle soup, oysters revolution style, cold meat platters are excellent. Service is meticulous, atmosphere relaxed and intimate. Leave room for the souffle. Skip entrees if you must.
8. Brennan's
9.2
417 Royal Street, New Orleans, LA
Cajun and Creole Restaurant · French Quarter · 161 tips and reviews
kevin kiernan: Baked oysters and the Croquet Madame were fantastic. The food is so much improved! It's now a real, very good restaurant, not just a tradition
Cass Anderson: They invented bananas fosters!...the prix fixe meal is the way to go. I've never been so full.
WineCountryMuse: Home of banana's foster. It's true, check definition in dictionary!!
9. Dickie Brennan's Tableau
8.2
616 Saint Peter St (Chartres), New Orleans, LA
Cajun and Creole Restaurant · French Quarter · 65 tips and reviews
Benjamin Perez: The drink and desert server, Jewell, is awesome. Funny chic!
NOLA Nites Concierge | Meloney Smith: Chef Ben Thibodeaux’s dishes put modern twists on French-Creole classics, such as truffle-marinated crab claws and rosemary-skewered oysters en brochette. YUM!
R.J.: Never disappointed. Great food, drink, and service. Don't leave without the Creme Brulee.
11. Meauxbar
942 N Rampart St (corner of St. Philip Street), New Orleans, LA
Wine Bar · French Quarter · 25 tips and reviews
Carlo De Castro: Pork chop loin is amazing especially with the bacon marmalade. The cauliflower is the best I've ever had. I need to learn how that's done!
Nicholas Jarrett: Steak tartare, for the win. Best in the city.
Sarah: If you love ginger, you have to order the martini indochine! It's amazingly tasty.
Matthew Gordon: Drink the L29, start with the taro chips and finish with the steak frites. It's a solid experience, though nothing amazing. Many of the cocktails are either very strong or overwhelmed by passion fruit
Marigny9: "The other Tiki bar" may have won Food & Wine's Best New Bar in the US, but L29's dream team of mixologists creates far superior cocktails that are not only drinkable but also delicious.
Jared: Get the ribs, and every cocktail.
13. Irene's
7.7
529 Bienville St (Decatur St), New Orleans, LA
Italian Restaurant · French Quarter · 70 tips and reviews
Roberto: the service? Max was superb and cute.
Jeremy Thompson: 1 of the Top 3 Filet Mignons I have ever had, including Keens, Ruth Chris, and more. Paired with a perfectly spicy Cabernet.
Craig Trentecosta: St. Philip and chartres, not bourbon!
14. Antoine's Restaurant
8.2
713 Saint Louis St (at Royal St), New Orleans, LA
Cajun and Creole Restaurant · French Quarter · 121 tips and reviews
Susan Wellford: Fantastic, upscale dinner in NOLA. The Chateaubriand is incredible! And try the Oysters Rockefeller. Not a fan of the fries, but no matter. This place is great!
Travel Channel: Tony Bourdain sampled the Oysters Rockefeller, a dish invented at Antoine's, which is the oldest operating restaurant in the United States. Read more.
Brian Schaffer: Avoid going here. While the food may be good, the service is awful; not even close to what it used to be. Just go to Commander's Palace instead.