7 Must-Visit Brunches In New Orleans

From quail and waffles to fried oysters benedict to 25 cent martinis, New Orleans has it all. Below we’ve listed our top seven restaurants to grab brunch in the city. #1. Jack Rose Jack Rose is a fabulous, one-of-a-kind restaurant located in the Pontchartrain Hotel. Their menu features a mix of New Orleans’ craveable Italian, French and Spanish dishes. The cuisines are skillfully executed and exquisitely presented. Guests can expect an avant-garde atmosphere complemented by vibrant cocktails and bubbles. Jack Rose offers brunch on Saturday and Sunday from 11 AM-2 PM. #2. The Mill Located in the Historic Cotton Mill in the Warehouse District, The Mill NOLA is a restaurant that serves up an ever-changing menu of delectable southern-influenced cuisines with an Asian and Caribbean twist. The Mill provides an incredibly modern and chic atmosphere. Guests can expect a unique and delicious dining experience. The brunch menu is offered Saturday and Sunday from 10 AM-3 PM. #3. Elizabeth’s  Elizabeth’s is an eclectic, funky restaurant in the Historic Bywater neighborhood. This place is as vibrant and artsy as the area it’s located in. Their menu features New Orleans signature dishes and lives up to their slogan “Real Food Done Real Good.” The best part about Elizabeth’s, it’s lowkey. The restaurant provides a casual and comfortable atmosphere and is the perfect place to catch up with friends and family over boozy cocktails. Elizabeth offers brunch Saturday and Sunday from 8 AM-2:30 PM. #4. Lil Dizzy’s Cafe Located in the heart of Treme, Lil Dizzy’s Cafe is a traditional mom-and-pop-style restaurant in New Orleans. Lil Dizzy’s is renowned for their amazing dishes and is frequented by some of New Orleans’s most notable visitors. They are most famous for their brunch buffet that serves premier Creole cuisine. You can catch Lil Dizzy’s brunch buffet Saturday and Sunday from 11 AM-3 PM. #5. Appoline’s  Appoline’s is located on the world-famous Magazine Street. The restaurant is known for its boozy brunches with bottomless mimosas and bloody marys. Appoline’s is the quintessential brunch place but with New Orleans flair. Guests can expect a remarkable atmosphere and fantastic cuisine. Appoline’s serves brunch Wednesday-Friday from 11 am- 2 pm and Saturday and Sunday from 10 AM-2 PM. #6. Commander’s Palace Located in the Historic Garden District, Commander’s Palace is a New Orleans landmark known for creating grand dining experiences. Commander’s Palace is famous for its Haute Creole atmosphere and cuisine. Anyone who dines at Commander’s Palace is in for an upscale and delightful treat. Commander’s Palace offers their 4-course Jazz Brunch Saturday from 11 AM-2:30 PM and Sunday from 10 AM-2:30 PM. #7. Atchafalaya  Atchafalaya is a lively and distinctive restaurant in the Irish Channel neighborhood of New Orleans. They are known for their rich New Orleans culinary cuisine. Guests can expect traditional southern creole dishes and sophisticated Uptown ambiance when dining at Atchafalaya. You can enjoy their brunch menu Thursday-Monday from 10 AM-2:30 PM. Happy Brunching!

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The Reveler: A Mardi Gras Cocktail at The Delachaise

A Special Cocktail in Our Honor Owen Haddow of The Delachaise crafted a delicious Mardi Gras cocktail in our honor called “The Reveler”, and we’re excited to share it with you. Featuring the colors and flavors of Carnival, it’s best enjoyed with their famous goose-fat fries. Check it out, and get it while you can! (P.S. The Delachaise is a wine bar and restaurant that will remain open through Mardi Gras.) What’s In The Reveler Cocktail: 1 oz. Yellow Chartreuse1 oz. Green Chartreuse.5 oz. Grapefruit Juice.75 oz. Simple SyrupRinse of VioletteLuxardo Cherry Garnish

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The Allure of a Backyard Oasis

There’s never been a better time to relax and breathe deeply in your own backyard oasis. From lush greenery, fragrant flora, and breezy patios to bubbling fountains, pretty pools, room for the kids to play, and even outdoor kitchens — a backyard that’s been lovingly crafted and tended to offers a true respite from everyday life. Whether you’re looking for the perfect spot to sip your morning coffee, take a nap, enjoy a cocktail, or gather with family, these homes with truly special backyards await. 1220 Dauphine St. A, New Orleans, LA 70116  920 Louisiana Ave, New Orleans, LA 70115  233 Sena Dr., Metairie, LA 70005  150 Lakewood Estates Dr, New Orleans, LA 910 Pleasant St, New Orleans, LA 70115  2230 N. Rampart St, New Orleans, LA 70117  1303 Burgundy St. 11, New Orleans, LA 70116 

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