Restaurants
Go on an adventure to restaurants in other neighborhoods or walk from the Chimes to twenty near-by locations. In New Orleans, we are “always talking about three things: where we ate, what we ate, and where we’re going to eat next.” We recommend to you places that we enjoy ourselves, however, there are far too many to list all of them. Browse the restaurant menus below to see what dishes appeal to your taste and what’s within walking distance of the Chimes New Orleans. There are food options for all diets, adventurers and price ranges to fit every budget.
Walk to these restaurants from the Chimes B&B
La Petite Grocery
Bistro style, Louisiana food, James Beard Award Winner
Baru
Latin Caribbean tapas, divine cocktails
Bistro Daisy
Perfect everything, beautiful atmosphere
Superior Seafood and Oyster Bar
Oysters and drinks ½ price every day, 4:00-6:30, all good
Shaya
Modern Israeli cuisine, James Beard Award Winner; Reserve early
Dat Dog
Gourmet hot dogs, veggie, and vegan, too
Café Atchafalaya
Brunch Thursday-Monday, with Bloody Mary bar, dinner nightly
Casamento’s
Famous neighborhood oyster bar, open Sept.-May only
La Boulangerie
Beautiful bread, lunch, and pastries for the Chimes’ breakfast table
St. James Cheese Co.
Imported specialty cheeses, classes weekly
Rum House
Caribbean food with Rum drink specials (1/2 price on Tuesdays)
Saffron
Indian, well-done
Fresh Market
Pick-up food, wine, and dessert for a courtyard dinner at the Chimes.
For Dessert in the Neighborhood
Sucre
Gelato, desserts, chocolates, macaroons in a beautiful place
Hansen’s Sno-Blitz
Making sno-ball flavors since 1939
Creole Creamery
Handmade ice cream, both usual and unique flavors
Take a Street Car, Lyft or Uber to These Places
Bacchanal Wine
Backyard tables, live jazz, good wine, tapas
Ancora, Pizzeria & Salumeria
Best of Italy in the US, Italian oven, craft cocktails (divine)
Cochon
House-made meats and sausages
St. Roch Market
Local gourmet food court with wine & oyster bars
Seed
Vegan using local fare with creativity, stunningly good
Katie's
Diners, Drive-ins, and Dives found it before we did
Arnaud’s
Classis Creole fine dining, French 75 Bar, for that special night
Parkway Tavern
Po-Boys, Catfish, Seafood, and sides
Jacques-imo’s
Quirky, original, Creole food, take a streetcar
At City Park, sit under the oaks eating a beignet, open 24/7 (avoid the crowds in the Quarter)
Crabby Jack’s
Out of the mainstream of tourists. Transportation needed.
Café Degas
When visiting City Park or NOMA, eat here
Avenue Pub
54 Tap lines, Nathanial Zimet of Boucherie’s food, 24/7
Whole Food Market
Bring something to eat, in the Chimes courtyard
