Where to Eat and Drink in November

Tired of the same restaurant routine? Or perhaps you need a new take on some of NOLA’s best eats? We’re here to serve you with our local’s guide to eating and drinking the best of New Orleans this November. Remember – important restaurant intel is just as crucial.

Miel Brewery

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Come out and enjoy this first little bit of fall weather. We’re showing the games all day long. We don’t have food today, but you can bring or deliver any food you’d like. @lemonsharknola is just down the street with delicious poke 🙌🏽 #mielbrewery #itsyournola #onlyinnola #followyournola #beergarden #saintsgameday #neworleansbeer

A post shared by Miel Brewery & Taproom (@mielbrewery) on Oct 21, 2018 at 12:14pm PDT

Sneaky Pickle

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Vegan rueben at the Sneaky Pickle in New Orleans⚜️ . . . . I would love to be hired to photograph a vegetarian food guide/travel/road trip type story thru the South someday… #manifestation #roadtrip #southernfood . . @arkansaslife @gardenandgun @sunsetmag @thelocalpalate @neworleansmag @foodandwine @afarmedia @travelandleisure @cntraveler @southernlivingmag @lifeandthyme . . #foodphotographer #editorialphotographer #travelpgotographer #veganfood #eattherainbow #beautifulcuisine #tastemade #huffposttaste #thekitchn #bonappetitmag #eaternola

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Vessel NOLA

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It’s a beautiful morning to go to church — 📸: @kenzie.korn #eatdrinkcongregate

A post shared by Vessel NOLA (@vesselnola) on Nov 4, 2018 at 5:15am PST

Congregation Coffee

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Ah, just what you’ve been waiting all night for. ❤️☕️🐊 #howdoyoutakeyourcoffee #congregationcoffee #anotherbeautifuldayinthemuggysouth #tgif #coffeefirst

A post shared by Congregation Coffee Roasters (@congregation_coffee) on Sep 21, 2018 at 6:03am PDT

La Cocinita

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Getting hungry? Keep an eye out for @LaCocinita 😍 This little kitchen brings its flavorful menu of Latin American street food to spots all over New Orleans. And their Venezuelan-inspired fare is always a treat! #HispanicHeritageMonth

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Coquette

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Brunch @coquettenola2800 has ruined me for any other and it will now be impossible for me to have fried chicken served on anything other than a silver platter.

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Barú

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In the heart of the Garden District, @barutapas has earned its reputation as everyone’s favorite local tapas bar. Come see what all the buzz is about with a meal full of Latin-Caribbean flair – and a delicious #HispanicHeritageMonth celebration! – Photo: @343media

A post shared by gonola504 (@gonola504) on Oct 12, 2018 at 11:01am PDT

The Cupcake Collection

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Do you believe in dessert at first sight? 😍 One taste of the treats at @thecupcakecollectionnola along @magazinestreet and you’ll be a lifelong sweetheart! #OneTimeInNOLA

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Cavan

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Brunch plans? Coastal and deeply Southern @cavannola is housed in a two story mansion (bar upstairs too) built in 1883. From a garden district photo walk we took the St. Charles streetcar uptown and then headed to Magazine street for a delicious meal here. What is your go to brunch spot? #mytinyatlas #onetimeinnola 📷 @ernathan

A post shared by tinyatlas (@tinyatlasquarterly) on Oct 14, 2018 at 7:56am PDT

Mosquito Supper Club

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@mosquitosupperclub is rooted in one place: a tiny sliver of solid ground, a low, flat land being swallowed by the water that is its life, but will also be its death, a home Melissa Martin returns to every Sunday she’s able to have a meal made by her mother’s and aunts’ hands. Holding on to it all the only way she knows how is her driving force. “You can dwell on the negative, or you can turn it around and shine a light on what is beautiful, what is left, and illuminate and save that. That’s what I’m trying to do." Read more at the link in our bio. (📷: @mmimages)

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