The James Beard-winning Senegalese spot now has a bamboo-lined patio offering walk-in dining and à la carte dishes.

Chef Nathanial Zimet says the 18-year-old Carrollton kitchen loses money every month — so it's trading dinner service for private events.

Prima Après lands in the Lavin-Bernick Center, with grand opening raffles and the founders' own law-school love story.

Jefferson Parish's oldest festival cooks up over 2,000 gallons of gumbo this weekend at its new Sala Avenue home.

Le Spectacle brings cocktails and a cafe menu to 730 Saint Peter Street, right beside the jazz hall.

Reginelli's marks three decades in New Orleans with a free block party featuring Angelo Brocato's gelato and live music on State Street.

Compère Lapin hosts a $125 tasting dinner pairing Caribbean and Māori-influenced flavors around prized New Zealand salmon.

Marquis Riley shucks several days a week at Seaworthy, logging every thousandth shell in a book at home.

Lefty's is moving into a long-vacant North Carrollton Avenue building beside legendary Angelo Brocato.

Jason Laurits swapped CBGB stages and London markets for a French Quarter storefront — and a movie premiere is coming, too.

Barracuda Taco Stand's Second Street doors are shut with no reopening date, as Bay St. Louis loses another waterfront eatery.

The former Orleans Food Store, once nearly lost to a 2017 flood, is becoming a wood-fired pizza café with two apartments upstairs.

Little Aloha Hawaiian BBQ serves Hawaiian barbecue at 2901 Tulane Ave. A city permit for the property describes exterior nonstructural renovations and lists the use type as Bar/Cocktail Lounge.