New Orleans Official Visitors Guide - 2026 Summer/Fall
Faubourg Marigny & Bywater
2026-06-26 12:03:10
These eclectic New Orleans neighborhoods offer a selection of casual restaurants, bustling nightlife, and a funky art scene.
Welcoming guesthouses and historic homes are great B&B options for accommodations in the Marigny or Bywater. You’ll get a true neighborhood feel in these guesthouses with courtyards, gas lamps, and quiet gardens.
Savor upscale Italian cuisine at Evviva, upscale Venezuelan at Origen Bistro, French wine and food at N7, Caribbean-meets-Creole dishes at Spicy Mango, Korean-Creole fusion at Morrow’s, contemporary Creole at The Country Club, and loaded hot dogs at Dat Dog on Frenchman.
Wine bars, jazz clubs, and late-night dives frequented by the creative crowd are all a part of the nightlife scene here. Favorites include The Spotted Cat, Bacchanal Wine Bar, and d.b.a. Be sure to check out historic Frenchmen Street for the best jazz in town.
Shops and galleries ensure you’ll head home with one-of-a-kind finds. Score custom barware at Glassblower Ben, art at Where Y’Art Works, tunes at Louisiana Music Factory, and sweets at Loretta’s Pralines.
Larger-than-life StudioBE is a hub for Black art, and JAMNOLA celebrates the city’s music, art, and culture. Island of Salvation Botanica offers an array of candles, incense, and herbs; Venusian Gardens Art Gallery & GlassLight Studio is a vibrant indoor-outdoor venue offering performances, art, and special events; and The Spotted Cat Music Club is an iconic spot for live jazz.
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