Need a coffee fix? Check out these new spots.

"This little food truck is the best-kept secret in the Heights," said one Yelp reviewer.

The raw-fish purveyor, which has locations all over the U.S., lets diners customize their own bowls, sushi burritos and salads.

The restaurant features a fragrant chili oil—shaped like a bear—as a soup base for the hot pot.

This new spot comes from Gretchen Todd, founder of Juice Girl, and specializes in organic vegan ice cream.

This new cafe is the brainchild of Houston native and San Francisco Giants outfielder Hunter Pence.

From a poke joint to a Latin American spot, these five newcomers offer the best eats in the Fourth Ward.

This is the latest addition for the Philippines-based eatery.

This is the second outpost for the expanding ceviche eatery.

"BCK is perfect for when being an adult is a little too stressful and you just want someone else to cook your favorite food," said one Yelp reviewer.

Look for a new hot pot and Korean barbecue spot, a Chinese seafood market, and Korean-style Chinese.

From the debut of the latest Creek Group restaurant to a kickboxing studio, check out what's opened in the neighborhood.

Locals can explore a new steakhouse, a Mediterranean eatery with hookah and a sports bar that offers poutine.