Dolfy’s, 4508 Freret St., is continuing a family legacy with the son of a beloved New Orleans chef at its helm. Owned by Adolfo Garcia Jr. and Sophia Petrou Garcia and open since March, Dolfy’s serves up a menu with Basque flavors and inspiration. Garcia grew up in his father Adolfo Garcia’s restaurant, Rio Mar. […]
Euphorbia Kava & Coffee Bar has never been easy to define, and that’s exactly the point. What started more than a decade ago as a small, alternative social space has evolved into something far more layered: part kava bar, part late-night coffee house, part community hub. Since taking ownership in August 2025, the new direction […]
Congregation Coffee Roasters is bringing its locally roasted brews to Uptown with the grand opening of a brand-new café at the corner of Magazine Street and Jefferson Avenue. The new location, situated at 900 Jefferson Avenue, officially opens to the public this Thursday, July 24, and will operate Thursday through Monday from 7 a.m. to […]
Saffron, from Chef Ashwin Vilkhu and his parents, Arvinder and Pardeep Vilkhu, is one of Uptown’s most popular dinner destinations. Vilkhu is adding to his family food legacy with the introduction of The Kingsway, 4201 Magazine St., a contemporary Asian fine dining restaurant, and an homage to Vilkhu’s third-culture upbringing. The four-course prix-fixe menu offers […]
A beloved Uptown library branch — and one of the oldest in the city — has temporarily closed its doors as it undergoes a significant transformation aimed at bolstering early childhood education in New Orleans. Located at the corner of Napoleon Avenue and Magazine Street, the Children’s Resource Center Library officially closed for major renovations […]
There’s something comforting about sliding into a booth, sipping on hot coffee, and digging into a plate of eggs and grits at a good old-fashioned diner. And in New Orleans—a city better known for gumbo and po’ boys—diners are the unsung heroes of the food scene. Whether you’re craving pancakes at 2 a.m. or a […]
For almost a century, Phillips Bar has been nestled on the corner of Maple Street and Cherokee; a charming and sophisticated spot that stands apart from others nearby.Â
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