The 200-year-old landmark hands out enamel pins and hosts a 1950s-style dance troupe for National Muffuletta Day.

Thomas Genin's five-year project brings cabanas, a boathouse and a water taxi to a stretch of Pass Christian empty since Katrina.

The French Quarter favorite is set to close Monday, ending its run steps from St. Louis Cathedral.

City preservation regulators signed off on a rear addition and pool for Big Freedia's soul food venue in the Marigny.

Thai restaurant Thai'd Up is bringing nam jim jaew and moo yang to a Freret Street address once home to Sarita's Grill.

The 32-seat BYOB spot behind berbere-spiced barbecue shrimp is leaving its Veterans Boulevard storefront.

The new all-day café takes over a 1900s Uptown cottage once home to the legendary Maple Street Book Shop.

The four-ingredient fro-yo brand is leaving its Batture trailer for a permanent shop in the old Sucré space on Freret.

The Castro sisters' Gulf-seafood spot on Dauphine Street just topped a list of 41 restaurants nationwide.

The new Canal Road spot revives a 46-year-old catfish shack and sits beside Gulfport's famous 35-foot rocking chair.

The Greyhound's five-year run in Covington's old bus depot has ended as chefs Torre and David Solazzo narrow their focus to Del Porto.

The Royal Street brunch favorite, named for a 19th-century princess, says it hopes to reopen when health allows.

Iris Cardona traded five years of bartending at Casa Borrega for her own truck, and now a sit-down spot with $3.50 tacos.