Primera clasificación Restaurantes y cafés en Nueva Orleans

Since its establishment in 1971, Starbucks has come to be one of the country's best known group of cafes. As a brand that is reputed globally for its exacting standards of service and quality, the Starbucks at 700 Canal Street is no exception. With friendly staff, prompt service and delicious coffee, the cafe is well deserving of repute. Alongside a selection of signature brews, frappachinos, iced and hot teas, and an ever expanding list of beverages, the cafe also offers some delicious light snacks, pastries and desserts. Keep an eye out for the special seasonal menus and latest additions. At the cafe you may even purchase packaged coffee, ready mixes, collectibles, chocolates and other knick kacks.

If fried chicken makes your world go round then Popeyes is a place for you. The Canal Street location of the famous restaurant chain sees a plethora of patrons waiting to gorge on their delicious chicken wings, tenders, plates of fried seafood, sandwiches and the gorgeous family meal platter. Their classic sides complement the order with ease and colas wash them down well. The chicken served at Popeyes is cooked so well, you would not want to spare even the bones!

Palace Cafe was once the Werlein's music store, and is now home to the flavor of New Orleans. Making its debut in 1991, Palace Cafe has been under the direction of Chef Gus Martin, directing yet another Brennan family culinary creation. The restaurant is filled with beautiful iron work, vaulted archways and lively artwork. The menu is classic Louisiana cooking with an innovative flair. Two of the many signature dishes are Crab Meat Cheesecake and Oysters Pan Roast.

If you're looking for a place that serves an excellent Muffaletta that is true to its roots, then Serio's Po-Boy & Deli is just right for you. Apart from this New Orleans' signature sandwich, the deli also offers a variety of other sandwiches and po-boys that are generously stuffed with delicious ingredients like roast beef, Italian salami, grilled chicken, oyster and catfish without being overwhelming. Most of the sandwiches are available in small or large servings so as to satisfy appetites of all sizes. There are a few vegetarian options as well, alongside signature salads, small plates and sides.

Those who enjoy taking advantage of New Orleans' lack of last call generally agree on the importance of late night eats. Lucky for them, Daisy Dukes provides late night options steps from the buzz and bustle of Bourbon Street. This 24-hour diner serves up breakfast, sandwiches, po boys, and New Orleans Style entrees from its Chartres Street location. In addition to serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner, Daisy Dukes features a full-service bar with an occasional drink special. -Bethany Culp

Since its establishment in 2011, Jimmy J's Cafe has quickly come to be a popular choice amongst locals and tourists alike, who are drawn in by its laid-back ambiance and signature breakfast plates. With some unique breakfast options like the Tuscan style fried eggs with creamy polenta, vegetable ratatoille, spicy greens and olive oil, alongside staples like pancakes, waffles, eggs benedict and french toast, the popularity of this cafe should come as no surprise. Add on their selection of soups, sandwiches, salads, desserts, cocktails, coffees and teas, and the cafe becomes a great choice for all day dining or a drink with friends.