Bennachin Restaurant is one of The 11 Best Places for Couscous in New Orleans.

1. Bennachin Restaurant

7.3
1212 Royal St (btwn Governor Nicholls St & Barracks St), New Orleans, LA
African Restaurant · French Quarter · 30 tips and reviews

SudanaSudana: Try the chicken yassa with couscous. Akara is good too.

Chris D.Chris Davidson: The Kone Ni Makando [sic?] has shrimp & cauliflower, broccoli, & carrots in a great broth. Highly recommend to eat with couscous.

Serious EatsSerious Eats: An untouristy spot in the French Quarter, this West African cafe prepares food with bold flavors and moderate prices. Ginger fans, don't miss the gingero drink, a spicy relative of ginger beer.

Three Muses is one of The 11 Best Places for Couscous in New Orleans.

2. Three Muses

9.0
536 Frenchmen St, New Orleans, LA
Cocktail Bar · Marigny · 160 tips and reviews

Angie P.Angie Pankosky: The couscous with duck cracklins, Brussels sprouts and pommes frites!! Best food in New Orleans so far and the music is awesome

Joanna K.Joanna Kamien: Absolute must-haves are the cheese plate, Korean style wings, pork belly, bacon wrapped dates, and the sangria!

EaterEater: The focus here is on the music as much as the food—both are great—making it a quintessential New Orleans experience. [Eater 38 Member]

Doris Metropolitan is one of The 11 Best Places for Couscous in New Orleans.

3. Doris Metropolitan

8.9
620 Chartres St, New Orleans, LA
Eastern European Restaurant · French Quarter · 42 tips and reviews

Matt S.Matt Sharp: This restaurant has the best butchered meat in New Orleans. Choose your cuts per your taste. Always default to to an aged and/or bone in selection. Also, all of the tartare and carpaccio apps are ++

Kelly M.Kelly Monaghan: uh-MAZING food... The smoked rib eye was the best I've ever had. Niko the server... Incredible.

IvailoIvailo: Love the place. The best is the Butcher's cut for $32

Criollo is one of The 11 Best Places for Couscous in New Orleans.

4. Criollo

8.1
214 Royal St (in the Hotel Monteleone), New Orleans, LA
Cajun and Creole Restaurant · Central Business District · 17 tips and reviews

RobinWBRobinWB: The crawfish bisque was heaven in a bowl. The stuffed shrimp with crabmeat was excellent.

Gloria C.Gloria Chin: seafood platter! Beignets (Praline Sauce & Strawberries), EGGS TCHOUPITOULAS 2 basted Eggs + Boudin + Fried Green Tomato +Biscuit. lost bread--Plantain Stuffed Brioche French Toast, Honey-Pecan Butter

Jeffrey H.Jeffrey H.: Try the olive bread

Windsor Court Hotel is one of The 11 Best Places for Couscous in New Orleans.

5. Windsor Court Hotel

8.3
300 Gravier St (S Peters St), New Orleans, LA
Hotel · Central Business District · 43 tips and reviews

SouthernBeetsSouthernBeets: Beautiful suites, excellent service, and quiet since it's off Canal.

Ashley D.Ashley Dwyer: Old-world elegance with superior modern service.

Parks D.Parks Daniel: Great bar on the 2nd floor. Live music several nights a week. Try their Pimm's Cup!

Shaya is one of The 11 Best Places for Couscous in New Orleans.

6. Shaya

9.0
4213 Magazine St, New Orleans, LA
Israeli Restaurant · Touro · 80 tips and reviews

Andrew C.Andrew C: Absolutely amazing... pita was freshly made and was brought to table constantly!!! So many of the dips and mezze plates and hummus were omg spectacular + lamb entree was beyond perfect

Angela S.Angela San Telmo Loft: Excellent Middle Eastern food. A unique flair. Modern. Light. Sophisticated. Different. It's the Middle Eastern flavors you want and love but way interesting in terms of flavor & presentation.

Kathryn D.Kathryn D: Reservations required. The three or five- dip options plus a hummus are enough to make a meal for two. Vegetarian options galore.

Couvant is one of The 11 Best Places for Couscous in New Orleans.

7. Couvant

7.7
315 Magazine St, New Orleans, LA
French Restaurant · Central Business District · 3 tips and reviews

AKBAKB: Great for dates, business meetings and more. Beautiful space. Can’t wait to go for dinner.

JuliannaJulianna: Joel Robuchon potatoes

Steve L.Steve Lee: Coffee always works for me

Lilette is one of The 11 Best Places for Couscous in New Orleans.

8. Lilette

8.4
3637 Magazine St (between Louisana Street and Napoleon Street), New Orleans, LA
French Restaurant · Central City - Garden · 44 tips and reviews

Margaret G.Margaret Guste: DESSERT. Get the Nutella one or the pear one. Incredible.

Jessica M.Jessica Meng: Get the Kobe burger, it will melt in your mouth and change your life. All other food has lost meaning...

Katie B.Katie Brandner: The Hawaiian fish is beyond delicious!

Jamila's Mediterranean Cuisine is one of The 11 Best Places for Couscous in New Orleans.

9. Jamila's Mediterranean Cuisine

7.5
7808 Maple St (at Burdette St.), New Orleans, LA
Mediterranean Restaurant · East Carrollton · 8 tips and reviews

Keith A.Keith Adler: Lamb terrine. Yum

BenjaminBenjamin: Fantastic food and service! The owners greet you when you walk in and leave. Great atmosphere! Saturday nights - belly dancing while you have dinner....adds to the flavor.

Candice R.Candice Rivera: One of the best salmon dinners of my life!!! The owner was so sweet, he gave me a bottle of wine after listening to how I came to New Orleans.

Wayfare is one of The 11 Best Places for Couscous in New Orleans.

10. Wayfare

7.6
4510 Freret St, New Orleans, LA
New American Restaurant · Freret · 33 tips and reviews

BennnnnnnnBennnnnnnn: Great beer selection. Cute cocktail list. Happy Hour is 4-7pm each day $4 pints $3 off cocktails make it a killer deal

Mignon M.Mignon May: They won't let you order sliders if you're under 12. Even if you offer to pay more money and the restaurant is empty on a Saturday night.

Bridget M.Bridget M: Amazingness. Get the knuckle sandwich and Mac n cheese. Game changer.

The National WWII Museum is one of The 11 Best Places for Couscous in New Orleans.

11. The National WWII Museum

9.2
945 Magazine St (at Andrew Higgins St), New Orleans, LA
History Museum · Central Business District · 258 tips and reviews

Ryan E.Ryan Eugene: Rated one of the best museums in the country, WWII is in a class of its own. There are enough artifacts to last you a visit (or two) and the dining options will keep you there throughout the day.

HISTORYHISTORY: The museum opened its doors on June 6 2000, the 56th anniversary of D-Day. The museum is located here because this is where the "Higgins Boats", vital to D-Day operations were designed, built & tested

Erin K.Erin Keefe: make sure to watch the movie, you won't be disappointed!