Where to Eat in New Orleans’s Garden District

Josh Brasted/Eater NOLA

In this New Orleans neighborhood, turtle soup and bread pudding soufflé can be found near pastrami sandwiches and classic diner fare

Taking the streetcar up St. Charles Avenue and strolling through the Garden District and along Magazine Street is one of the great pleasures of New Orleans. Leafy and green, this primarily residential swathe is bordered by Josephine, Magazine, Carandolet, and Delachaise Streets, and is home to slightly fewer restaurants than many neighborhoods in the city. Still, since gawking at turreted Victorians and Greek Revival mansions can work up an appetite, here are the best options for dining in this iconic neighborhood.