Editing French Quarter (section)

===Restaurants===
The neighborhood contains many restaurants, ranging from formal to casual, patronized by both visitors and locals. Some are well-known landmarks, such as [[Antoine's]] and [[Tujague's]], which have been in business since the 19th century. [[Arnaud's]], [[Galatoire's]], [[Broussard's]], and [[Brennan's]] are also venerable.{{Citation needed|date=July 2019}}

Less historic&mdash;but also well-known&mdash;French Quarter restaurants include those run by chefs [[Paul Prudhomme]] ("K-Paul's"), [[Emeril Lagasse]] ("NOLA"), and [[John Besh]]. Port of Call on [[Esplanade Avenue, New Orleans|Esplanade Avenue]] has been in business for more than 30 years, and is recognized for its popular "Monsoon" drink (their answer to the "Hurricane" at [[Pat O'Brien's Bar]]) as well as for its food.{{Citation needed|date=July 2019}}

The Gumbo Shop is another traditional eatery in the Quarter and where casual dress is acceptable. For a take-out lunch, [[Central Grocery]] on [[Decatur Street (New Orleans)|Decatur Street]] is the home of the original [[muffaletta]] [[Italians in New Orleans|Italian]] [[sandwich]], with New Orleans being a major center for Italian cuisine in the American South.{{Citation needed|date=July 2019}}