HAPPY ST. PATRICK’S DAY FROM OUR HOMETOWN TO YOURS.

Mr. Tequila adds a Tex-Mex twist on traditional Mexican recipes. Go with friends and share the popular 88-ounce margarita. Whether you’re in the mood for tacos, enchiladas, or burritos, Mr. Tequila offers a mouth watering selection of Mexican inspired dishes that are sure to satisfy. Visit Mr. Tequila’s happy hour Mondays through Fridays for special drinks and eats. 5018 Freret St., 504-766-9660, mrtequilanola.com

Please U Restaurant will surely leave you pleased after you try some of their delicious food. The restaurant’s poboy selection is absolutely massive with choices such as veal parmigiana, French fries and gravy, chicken fried steak, and more. They also offer all day breakfast, so you can Please U’s specialty omelets whenever you feel like it. 1751 St. Charles Ave., 504-525-9131, pleaseunola.com

Shaya is a James Beard Award winning restaurant serving modern Israeli cuisine right in scenic Uptown. Try Shaya’s amazing hummus with your choice of cauliflower, octopus, lamb ragú, tahini, or fried chicken. Make sure to sip on some of their craft cocktails or quality wines imported straight from Israel and Lebanon. 4213 Magazine St., 504-8914213, shayarestaurant.com

The Vintage is one of the best places on Magazine Street to grab a bite and people watch. Nibble on some of their traditional beignets, or wrap your hands around either their Italian, caprese, veggie, or BBQ chicken pressed sandwiches. If you don’t feel like getting coffee, sip on a glass of red, white, or sparkling wine instead. 3121 Magazine St., 504-324-7144, thevintagenola.com

Tracey’s Original Irish Channel Bar is a great place to hang out for St. Patrick’s Day, as well as any game day. The bar has lots of different beer bottles on offer, so you’re bound to find your favorite there. Pair your beer with one of Tracey’s specialty po-boys such as surf & turf, fried catfish, roast beef, alligator sausage, and French fry. 2604 Magazine St., 504897-5413, traceysnola.com

WESTBANK

Asia is one of the many top-notch restaurants located in Boomtown Casino. The restaurant serves authentic Chinese and Vietnamese fare, creating flavorful and delicious dishes that are sure to satisfy any craving. At Asia, guests can expect to enjoy a diverse menu filled with delectable flavors. Some of the popular dishes include General Tso’s chicken, fried rice, and tofu vegetables. 4132 Peters Rd., Harvey, 504-366-7711, boomtownneworleans.com

Legacy Kitchen Steak + Chop offers some of the best steaks on the Westbank. Whether you order the sirloin, tomahawk, or even the Legacy surf and turf, you will be eating a great cut of meat. Steak + Chop’s other entrees are not to be missed, including the chicken and waffles and the build your own Legacy burger.

91 Westbank Expy #51, Gretna, 504513-2606, legacykitchen.com

Mosca’s Restaurant is the best-known Italian restaurant in the Westbank and has been a favorite for over 60 years. All of Mosca’s entrée dishes are made-fromscratch, hugely proportioned, and are absolutely delicious. Go for their signature oysters Mosca or try some of the other amazing plates like the chicken cacciatore.

4137 US-90 W., Westwego, 504-4368950, moscasrestaurant.com

Nola Steak is a prime destination for steak lovers in New Orleans. Offering an extensive selection of hand-cut, aged steaks and an extensive wine list, diners can enjoy a luxurious and sophisticated meal complete with dim lighting, comfortable seating, and a sleek bar. From a perfectly-cooked ribeye to a juicy filet mignon, each steak is eason and grilled to perfection.

4132 Peters Rd., 504-805-5596, boomtownneworleans.com/dining/ nola-steak

Tavolino Pizza & Lounge is definitely worth crossing the Crescent City Connection or taking the ferry to the Westbank. Located in picturesque Algiers Point, Tavolino specializes in authentic thin crust pizzas, with specialties such as the Behrman Hwy, red goat, and that’s a spicy meatball. Grab some wine and enjoy the tastes of the Westbank. 141 Delaronde St., Algiers, 504-605-3365, tavolinonola.com