A Guide to Dining in the Irish Channel

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The NOLA neighborhood boasts a wide variety of experiences to satisfy every appetite

At one point, New Orleans had the largest Irish population in the South — that wave of immigrants settled mostly a riverfront neighborhood called the Irish Channel. Generally, the Channel is bordered by Magazine Street to the north, Jackson Avenue to the east, Tchoupitoulas along the river to the south, and Delachaise to the west. Today, the area is dotted with top-notch restaurants, bars, and coffee shops, from a fine-dining standout to an innovative breakfast joint to a classic po’ boy destination. Here are Eater’s picks for where to dine in the Irish Channel, arranged geographically as always.

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