The Food of Tremé

Historically, the food of Tremé has been very much the food of New Orleans, an incredible mosaic of cultural influences from Africa, France, Spain, Germany, Sicily, and the American South.

Explore this mix of soul and Creole cuisine at neighborhood institutions like Willie Mae’s Scotch House and Dooky Chase’s, home of world-famous chef Leah Chase. Or taste your way around Tremé, sampling the restaurants that serve up the neighborhoods unique flavor.

Black Pearl Restaurant
1001 N. Claiborne Ave.
(504) 827-5770

Broadview Seafood
1468 N. Broad St.
(504) 944-3001
www.broadviewseafood.com

Cajun Seafood
1479 N. Claiborne Ave.
(504) 948-6000

Coco Hut
2515 Bayou Rd.
(504) 945-8788

Dooky Chase’s
2301 Orleans Ave.
(504) 821-0535

Jazzy Belles Café
1535 Basin St.
(505) 522-1222

Lil Dizzy’s Cafe
1500 Esplanade Ave.
(504) 569-8997

Manchu
2660 St. Philip St.
(504) 821-8778

Manchu Kitchen
1782 N. Dorgenois St.
(504) 948-2556

McHardy’s Chicken and Fixin’
1458 N. Broad St.
(504) 949-0000

Mid City Seafood and Deli
2526 St. Bernard Ave.
(504) 324-9273

Tiger’s Creole Cuisine
1612 Basin St.
(504) 529-3750
www.tigerscreolecuisine.com

Willie Mae’s Scotch House
2401 St. Ann St.
(504) 822-9503