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Smiley's Grill New Orleans

Wednesday Night Oyster Night! Thursday Night Steak Night! $5 @ 5 Happy Hour Monday-Friday starting @ 5pm. Includes Daiquiris, Shots, Buckets & Pitchers of Beer all going for $5.

Johnny's Po-Boys

Visitors to the French Quarter will find a wide variety of po-boy outlets. But you haven't eaten a great sandwich until you have tasted Johnny's Po Boy sandwiches! Johnny's is popular for its simple and uncomplicated menu. Packed in the middle of two large French breads, you will find fried food, deli meats, cheese omelets, ham and eggs, and the starch-o-rama or the french-fry po' boy. The guy dresses up the bread in the most unusual ways! Other hot favorites include chicken tenders, shrimp creole and red beans. In the cheap eats category, this one wins hands down!

La Madeleine

This home away from home, is bathed in rustic European charm. La Madeleine, the quaint cafeteria-style restaurant is conveniently accessible. The restaurant is filled with plain wooden furniture and the staff in white coats and hats, gives it a countryside feel. La Madeline features a country breakfast, lunch, and dinner as well as baked breads and pastries. Make sure you try their famous tomato basil soup and their Caesar salad.

The Velvet Cactus

Velvet Cactus offers Lakeview diners traditional Mexican fare alongside Mexican dishes with New Orleans flare. Traditional dishes include a variety of enchiladas, quesadillas and burritos. For something out of the ordinary, try one of Velvet Cactus's specialty dishes, like the Cochinita Pibil or Pinchos De Camarones. In addition to a spacious bar and dining room at this family-friendly restaurant, Velvet Cactus offers outdoor seating with full menu service on their large brick patio. While the menu offerings revolve mainly around meat, Velvet Cactus offers several vegetarian and vegan options. Velvet Cactus does not accept reservations or take out orders. 

Silver Whistle Café

Nestled in the corner of the Pontchartrain Hotel overlooking St Charles Avenue, The Silver Whistle is a cheerful cafe where locals and visitors alike can enjoy the charming ambiance with their breakfast or lunch. The 10-top is back! Take your place at the historic ten-seat round community table, where the movers and shakers of old New Orleans would gather to talk politics, make deals and shape the history of this city.

El Pavo Real

Fresh, scratch made regional Mexican cuisine in a family friendly neighborhood environment.

Tout De Suite Cafe

Visit this rustic-looking café to have a scrumptious meal along with a fresh and flavorful coffee. They serve a large menu of French and Cajun inspired breakfast eats like sandwiches, toasts, salads, egg dishes, pastries and more. Pair the food with a coffee, tea or a juice to round off the meals here. Food is served indoors or on the outdoor patio by warm and friendly servers. Offering savory meals at reasonable prices, Tout de Suite Café promises a dining experience you would crave for time and again.

Satsuma Café

Satsuma Maple is a popular cafe located on Maple Street. It is known for its focus on fresh, locally sourced ingredients and commitment to providing healthy and delicious food options. The cafe offers a menu that includes breakfast and lunch items such as sandwiches, salads, grain bowls, and various baked goods. It also specializes in serving freshly squeezed juices, smoothies, and specialty coffee drinks. Satsuma Maple aims to create a welcoming and comfortable atmosphere for its customers to enjoy their meals. Try fresh delights such as avocado toast, Satsuma breakfast plate, or vegan curry scramble.

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