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New on Resy

Lucky for you, these restaurants are brand-New on Resy. We've sorted them by popularity because if you know, you know.

Restaurants

Good Catch Thai Urban Bistro

4.2 (49 reviews) · Thai · $
A familiar local name is behind this ambitious downtown restaurant: chef Aom Srisuk, the Bangkok native behind Uptown’s popular Pomelo. You can’t help but go big dining here, with seafood-centric specialties like fried whole sea bass, jumbo lump crab curry, and the eye-popping Ocean’s Treasures, a medley of scallops, crab, shrimp, mussels, and calamari in a chile-basil-garlic sauce. Plus, raw bar offerings and the cocktail menu are unexpected highlights.

Charles & Julia

4.7 (47 reviews) · Cocktail Bar · $$

3rd Block Depot

4.0 (48 reviews) · Cajun · $$

Fulton Street Bistro

2.8 (8 reviews) · Bistro · $

The Bower

4.8 (18 reviews) · New American · $$

Espiritu Midcity

4.3 (23 reviews) · Modern Mexican · $
Endearing, romantic, and welcoming — this mezcal and taco bar is a whole quirky vibe. With a vintage feel and cozy ambiance, Espiritu is such a nice place to meet up with friends for festive weekday tacos and drinks, particularly on Taco Tuesday when deals abound. But it’s also a rare chance to sample excellent Mexico City cuisine, like aguachile verde, huitlacoche quesadillas, lengua tacos, and posole.

Vessel

3.9 (8 reviews) · Modern · $

Pomelo

4.4 (56 reviews) · Thai · $

Studio SteakHouse

4.2 (18 reviews) · Steakhouse · $
Fans of stylish steak night dinners at Doris Metropolitan will revel in the arrival of Studio, a neighborhood-friendly counterpart to the original French Quarter hotspot. The Uptown space is well-known for its dreamy patio, where diners can enjoy specialty steaks, produce-driven small plates, and fresh steakhouse sides on a tree-lined corner of Magazine Street.

Kandy's

4.6 (122 reviews) · French · $$

Patula

4.8 (109 reviews) · Bistro · $
Everything about Patula feels effortless: its refined European cafe vibe, the new-school wine selection, and the succinct, globally-inspired menu of small plates.

Succotash Nola

4.3 (172 reviews) · Seafood · $
Modern elegance meets classic New Orleans at this Art Deco-inspired throwback, with the kind of food that can satisfy curious visitors and Creole connoisseurs alike — think shrimp and grits, dirty rice with duck, succotash with fried okra, and oysters on the half shell.