This Celebrity-Owned Restaurant and Bar Is One Of The Best Places To Grab A Bite To Eat In Louisiana

From 1897 to 1917, there was a designated area in New Orleans where prostitution was legal. The red-light district was originally known as “The District,” but quickly became known as Storyville, named after Sidney Story, a councilman who wrote the guidelines and legislation. The 38-block area (in present-day Treme) was bound by Iberville, Basin Street, St. Louis, and North Robertson, and though we have very few physical reminders of this stage in New Orleans’ history, you don’t have to travel very far to see many tributes to Storyville. There's one celebrity-owned eatery that might just be one of the best hidden gems in New Orleans, Louisiana, and it pays homage to Storyville in a very unique way. Let's check it out:

Located on Louisiana's most famous street, Saints and Sinners is one of the best places to grab a bite to eat and a drink on Bourbon Street.

Big-screen movie star Channing Tatum and his longtime friend, Keith Kurtz opened the venue in 2012.

The restaurant and bar pays homage to the Storyville era, and is known for being a popular spot to grab a drink from.

The drinks here are just as colorful as you'd expect, and tasty too!

Just remember to drink responsibly.

Saints and Sinners also has a luxurious dining room with a menu full of delicious bites.

And a portion of every sale is donated to their non-profit, Love Thy Neighbor Foundation, which helps feed children and families all across the world.

From fried alligator to BBQ shrimp and grits, all your favorite Louisiana classics make an appearance on the menu here.

You'll also find some of the best burgers on Bourbon right here.

Just be sure you save some room for dessert.

Maybe the iconic red velvet cheesecake is calling your name, or the classic New Orleans dessert, bread pudding (pictured above). Whatever you choose, you'll be happy with your selection.

Check out the Saints and Sinners website for a full menu, and be sure to follow Saints and Sinners on Facebook so you never miss out on any upcoming events or specialty creations.

While you're in the French Quarter, be sure to take a stroll over to the River Walk. This scenic spot along the Mississippi River gives you a beautiful view of the Big Easy.