From the picturesque lanes of the French Quarter to the swinging jazz clubs that keep the party going all night, there are plenty of reasons that New Orleans is such a legendary city. The “Big Easy” is awash with astounding architecture, spectacular museums, vibrant neighborhoods, and a colorful culture influenced by music. There is so much to see, do, and experience in this amazing city! Stroll past the elegant mansions in the Garden District, and learn about the city’s rich social history at the magnificent Backstreet Cultural Museum. Linger in Jackson Square and listen to live musicians as you wander among the stalls of local artists, or get a behind-the-scenes look at one of the city’s most renowned celebrations at the crazy, colorful Mardi Gras World. The city still sparkles after dark, with raucous nightlife on iconic Bourbon Street, spectacular live music venues on Frenchman Street, and eerie tours of the above-ground cemeteries. New Orleans also has a remarkable food scene where restaurants serve traditional classics like gumbo as well as amazing contemporary dishes. The best part about the food scene is that you can get delicious food bursting with flavor without paying exorbitant prices! Here are the best places to get cheap eats under 10 USD in New Orleans, Louisiana, USA.
1. Cochon Butcher
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Posted by Cochon Butcher on Monday, 10 September 2018
New Orleans is a city that promises big flavor, and Cochon Butcher takes that promise seriously. This stylish restaurant serves mouthwatering sandwiches, small plates, and dinner entrees that sizzle with sumptuous Cajon flavor. James Beard Award-winning chefs Donald Link and Stephen Stryjewski specialize in house-made meats, terrines, and sausages, and every item on the menu reflects their dedication to using the freshest local ingredients. Try favorites like Le Pig Mac and the Cajun Pork Dog, or opt for a selection of small plates like the Hot Boudin and the Sweet and Spicy Brisket Slider. The drinks here are also renowned, so order a craft cocktail to sip on as well!
Cochon Butcher
Opening/Closing hours: Monday - Thursday: 10 am - 10 pm, Friday - Saturday: 10 am - 11 pm, Sunday: 10 am - 4 pm
Address: 930 Tchoupitoulas St b, New Orleans, LA 70130, USA
Website: Cochon Butcher
2. Port of Call
Posted by Port of Call on Monday, 31 October 2016
Port of Call is a casual restaurant in the French Quarter that serves classic favorites alongside a spectacular selection of cocktails. This laid-back restaurant has been offering fantastic food to tourists and locals alike since 1963 and is renowned for its delicious burgers. Opt for the classic hamburger for a hearty meal, or go for the Schooner Salad that is piled high with vegetables, ham, and cheeses. Whatever you order, pair it with one of restaurant’s signature, tropical-inspired cocktails like the Windjammer, Neptune’s Monsoon, or the Goombay Punch.
Port of Call
Opening/Closing hours: Sunday - Thursday: 11 am - 12 am, Friday - Saturday: 11 am - 1 am
Address: 838 Esplanade Ave, New Orleans, LA 70116, USA
Website: Port of Call
3. Dat Dog
Posted by Dat Dog on Tuesday, 21 March 2017
A fantastic option for a fresh, flavorful, and fun meal, Dat Dog has an extensive menu of innovative hot dogs and several locations across New Orleans. This charming restaurant may be casual, but every item here is an artfully-crafted creative dish. The menu is filled with budget-accommodating options like the alligator sausage, spicy chipotle veggie dog, and the crawfish etoufee fries.
Dat Dog
Opening/Closing hours: Sunday - Wednesday: 11 am - 12 am, Thursday: 11 am - 1 am, Friday - Saturday: 11 am - 3 am
Address: 601 Frenchmen St, New Orleans, LA 70116, USA
Website: Dat Dog
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4. Blue Dot Donuts
Posted by Blue Dot Donuts on Wednesday, 3 October 2018
For a quick pick-me-up treat, look no further than Blue Dot Donuts! At this upbeat and charming bakery, fresh, hand-cut donuts and other pastries are served up daily and are the perfect energy boost for a busy day of sight-seeing. The bakery was originally opened by three New Orleans Police Department officers and is now under the ownership of head baker Zach Menicucci-Foster who keeps the windows filled with inventive specialty donuts, sinfully sweet maple bars, and massive apple fritters, cinnamon buns, and bear claws. Stop by for treats like key lime crumb-filled donuts, chocolate glazed twists, and seasonal flavors like Kings Cake specialty donuts.
Blue Dot Donuts
Opening/Closing hours: Tuesday - Sunday: 6 am - 1 pm
Address: 4301 Canal Street, New Orleans, LA 70119
Website: Blue Dot Donuts
5. Sucre
Elegant and delightful, Sucre is a beautiful boutique in the French Quarter that specializes in dainty desserts. Behind the windows of this charming café are gorgeous confections like exquisite macarons, indulgent chocolates, and scrumptious pastries and cakes. With French-style patisseries like petit fours, decadent cupcakes, and mini desserts, and so many other mouthwatering options you might just be tempted to keep coming back! Or, at least, to snag a package of Banana Foster macarons as a souvenir!
Sucre
Opening/Closing hours: Sunday - Thursday: 9 am - 10 pm, Friday - Saturday: 9 am - 11 pm
Address: 622 Conti Street, New Orleans, LA 70130
Website: Sucre
6. Café Du Monde
Café Du Monde was originally established in the New Orleans French Market in 1862, and is still a popular place to visit today! Open 24 hours a day, the iconic, open-air café generates a buzz for its simple, but spectacular menu of coffee and beignets. It’s almost sacrilege to visit New Orleans without stopping for one of these famous French-style doughnuts blanketed in powdered sugar! One bite is enough to send you on a sugar-high, but you can also pick up packets of beignet Mix from the nearby Café Du Monde store to try recreating this delicious treat at home! You can also buy pots of the unique Café du Monde coffee and chicory blend, as well as other store merchandise.
Café Du Monde
Opening/Closing hours: Open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
Address: 800 Decatur Street, New Orleans, LA 70116
Website: Café Du Monde
7. Coop's Place
Coop’s Place has been a local favorite since 1983 and is still very popular as one of the best places to get Cajun-style classics in the city. Located on bustling Decatur Street, this amazing restaurant has a menu filled with traditional Louisiana dishes at a budget-friendly price. From bowls of the seafood gumbo or the rabbit and sausage jambalaya to the fried shrimp and crawfish buns, you won’t ever leave hungry! Whether you’re starting your day here with the red-bean omelet, or finishing your night here with a local beer and a serving of fresh Louisiana crab claws, Coop’s Place is a must-see during your trip to New Orleans.
Coop's Place
Opening/Closing hours: Sunday - Thursday: 11 am - 12 am, Friday - Saturday: 11 am - 1 am
Address: 1109 Decatur St, New Orleans, LA 70116, USA
Website: Coop’s Place
8. Willie Mae's Scotch House
Posted by Willie Mae's - NOLA on Saturday, 8 December 2018
Willie Mae’s Scotch House has been serving up scrumptious Southern cuisine to New Orleans since 1957. This renowned restaurant has been featured on both the Food Network and the Travel Channel as the restaurant with “America’s Best Fried Chicken,” and has a menu filled with lip-smacking Louisiana classics. Every dish here is crafted with love and the best fresh ingredients, and the dishes are incomparable. Although the famous fried chicken entrée runs at 15 USD, you can still get a taste of Louisiana flavor for under 10 USD. Snack on New Orleans-style red beans and portions of macaroni and cheese, and indulge in a decadent slice of turtle cheesecake or bread pudding with white chocolate and rum sauce. For a lighter option, opt for the house salad and some New Orleans butter beans.
Willie Mae's Scotch House
Opening/Closing hours: Monday - Saturday: 10 am - 8 pm
Address: 2401 St Ann St, New Orleans, LA 70119, USA
Website: Willie Mae’s Scotch House
The fresh flavors of New Orleans
With so many intriguing museums, beautiful parks, and fantastic restaurants, it’s easy to let the good times roll in New Orleans. These restaurants are a great way to sample the amazing cuisine and eateries that characterize this city without breaking the bank. Start planning your trip today, and add these cheap, delicious eats to your New Orleans bucket list!
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