Posted in New Orleans
August 12, 2018
The 6 Wackiest Restaurants In New Orleans Where Dining Is A Blast
New Orleans has no shortage of restaurants, that’s for sure. From the eccentric to the elegant, there’s hundreds of amazing restaurants peppered throughout the city. Next time you’re in the mood to be dazzled by the atmosphere, consider one of these wacky restaurants.
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When you’re looking for a true taste of New Orleans in a casual atmosphere, Coop’s Place is the place to go. Amazing New Orleans food that’s easy on the wallet, what more could you ask for? They’ve been around since 1983 and while there’s usually a wait, trust us—it’s worth it! 1109 Decatur St., New Orleans, LA 70116.
This shabby-chic restaurant on Oak Street occupies an old gas station, and it's one of the best places around for burgers. 8801 Oak St, New Orleans, Louisiana 70118.
One of the most unique aspects of this wonderful Bywater restaurant is the ever-changing menu. Every Monday, the chefs get together to discuss the week’s menu using what’s in season and what they can get their hands on. They’ve been doing it this way since they opened in 2012, and it’s made for some amazingly creative culinary creations. 3219 Burgundy St, New Orleans, Louisiana 70117.
Voted one of the best new restaurants in America by both Bon Appetite and Eater, Turkey and the Wolf opened its doors in 2016 to much praise. Their unique sandwich menu keeps customers coming back week after week, and their fried bologna sandwich is mouthwateringly good. 739 Jackson Ave, New Orleans, LA 70130.
This quirky little coffee shop over on Oak Street serves amazing coffee and pastries that’ll jumpstart your day. The atmosphere is very chill, amazing murals adorn the walls, and the baristas are incredibly friendly. 8210 Oak St, New Orleans, Louisiana 70118.
Located in the shadows of Armstrong Park, Mister Gregory’s serves deliciously fresh pastries, coffees, sandwiches, and more. Serving daily dinner specials in a laid back setting, you can’t go wrong with a meal at Mister Gregory’s. 806 N Rampart St, New Orleans, Louisiana 70116.
How many of these wacky eateries have you dined at? What would you add to the list? Let us know below!
