Christmas Feasting         

                                                           

                                                                                           

Café du Monde                                                    
813 Decatur Street
504-581-2914

The Original New Orleans Coffee Stand since 1862, Café du Monde serves its simple menu of café au lait and beignets 24 hours a day, every single day except Christmas. Coffee comes with or without Chicory, but the beignets are always served blanketed in powdered sugar.

Right Across from Jackson Square 


Buche De Noel Demonstration
La Madeleine French Bakery & Café
547 St. Ann Street
December 9 & 10
Get a taste of history from the Buche de Noel, a holiday dessert dating back to the Middle Ages. Chef Jean Luc Debic shares the history and techniques of making the traditional yule log which symbolizes the warmth of friendship and fire. Sampling and door prize provided

Cooking Lessons

                                              

 

Le Réveillon, or "the awakening," is the morning feast following midnight Mass on Christmas Eve. A popular Creole event now being revisited by everyone

                            Réveillon  Restaurants 

Rene Bistrot Renaissance Pere Marquette Hotel 817 Common 504.412.2580
Louis XVI Restaurant Français 730 Bienville (French Quarter) 504.581.7000
Palace Café, 605 Canal St., 504.523.1661
Tujague’s, 823 Decatur St., (French Quarter) 504.525.8676
Galatoire’s, 209 Bourbon St., (French Quarter) 504.525.2021
Pelican Club 312 Exchange Place (French Quarter) 504.523.1504
Gumbo Shop, 630 Peter St., (French Quarter) 504.525.1486
Royal Cafe 700 Royal (French Quarter) 504.528.9086
Broussard's 819 Conti (French Quarter) 504.581.3866
Arnaud’s 813 Bienville St., (French Quarter) 504.523.5433
Brennan’s, 417 Royal St., (French Quarter) 504.525.9711
Pat O's Courtyard Restaurant 624 Bourbon (French Quarter) 504.588.2744
Muriel's Jackson Square 801 Chartres (French Quarter) 504.568.1885
Rib Room Omni Royal Orleans Hotel, 621 St. Louis (French Quarter) 504.529.7046
Begue’s, Royal Sonesta Hotel, 300 Bourbon St., (French Quarter) 504.553.2278
Upperline, 1413 Upperline St., 504.891.9822
Chateaubriand 310 N. Carrollton Ave. 504.207.0016
Hunt Room Grill Hotel Monteleone, 214 Royal St., (French Quarter) 504.523.3341

                            Cooking Lessons

Le Petit theatre - 616 St Peter 

at Jackson Square

December first thru 23 show up every day and you will receive cooking lesions from the most famous chefs in New Orleans

arrive early all seating final by 3pm                   

    Coffee and pastry shops 
La Madeleine French Bakery & Café
547 St. Ann Street
504-568-0073
French bakery with fresh salads, soups, sandwiches, breads and pastries.
in Jackson Square great breakfast great coffee
La Marquise Pastry Shop
625 Chartres Street
504-524-0420
French pastries and croissants along with substantial soups and salads

There is a lovely courtyard in the back
Ralph & Kacoo's Seafood Restaurant
519 Toulouse Street
504-522-5226
Spacious restaurant offering a large menu of seafood items try the blackened alligator
Royal Blend
621 Royal Street
504-523-2716
Gourmet beverages and pastries as well as healthier light meals
VooBrew Coffee & Tea
830 N. Rampart Street
504-324-6420
Coffee, tea, and Voodoo dolls yes voodoo dolls
Louisiana Heritage Café and School of Cooking Bienville House
321 N. Peters Street
504-299-8800
Chef Joseph Faroldi classic south Louisiana dishes for breakfast, lunch and dinner. His cooking classes are heavy in Louisiana regional culinary lore and lots of fun for learning and eating.
Bottom of the Cup Tearoom
732 Royal Street & 327 Chartres Street
504-523-1204
Since 1929, the Bottom of the Cup has been offering coffee, tea and psychic guidance. Tea and tarot card readings in a great atmosphere  or choose from a stunning selection of crystal balls, books, jewelry, healing wands, crystals and tarot cards.