
What's poppin' · New Orleans
Black-owned New Orleans, all in one place.
1,070 Black-owned spots across the city. Where to eat, party, get fresh, get well and get around.
Pick a door
Find your spot
Ten doors, every Black-owned business in the city behind one of them. Black-owned shows first, every time.
- 01The TableRestaurants, cafés, bars and late-night eats.361 Black-owned
- 02The SceneLounges, clubs and the nights out.141 Black-owned
- 03The LookBarbers, salons, boutiques and makeup artists.241 Black-owned
- 04HealthDoctors, dentists, wellness and mental health.59 Black-owned
- 05Arts & CultureCulture, history, art and galleries.98 Black-owned
- 06ServicesFlorists, child care, event planners and more.147 Black-owned
- 07The RideChauffeurs and car service.9 Black-owned
- 08The StayHotels and places to stay.12 Black-owned
- 09EntertainersDJs, artists and performers to book.9 Black-owned
- 10Major EventsEssence Fest and the big weekends.30 Black-owned
Second line season
Next Sundays
- Sun · Nov 8SudanDowntown · 12:00 PM - 4:00 PM
- Sat · Nov 14Family TiesDowntown · 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM
- Sun · Nov 15Women of ClassUptown · 12:00 PM - 4:00 PM
- Sun · Nov 22Nine TimesDowntown · 12:00 PM - 4:00 PM
- Sun · Nov 29Lady Buckjumpers · Men BuckjumpersUptown · 12:00 PM - 4:00 PM
- Sun · Dec 6Dumaine Street Gang · Westbank SteppersCitywide
Around the city
Black-owned, by neighborhood
- New Orleans East66
- Metairie50
- Slidell50
- Mid-City48
- Central City45
- 7th Ward40
- Tremé38
- Gentilly34
- Marrero33
- CBD32
- Harvey32
- Algiers28
- Gretna25
- Kenner24
- French Quarter23
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About Oddusee NOLA
Oddusee NOLA is a New Orleans city guide built around Black-owned business. Every restaurant, bar, lounge, barber, boutique, bakery, food truck, event hall, photographer, contractor and professional service is here to put Black-owned business first. Nearly every listing is Black-owned, and Black-owned businesses come first in every category, map and search result on this site.
The guide is organized into ten doors: The Table, The Scene, The Look, Health, Arts & Culture, Services, The Ride, The Stay, Entertainers and Major Events. It covers more than 1,100 published listings across the city and the parishes around it. Inside Orleans Parish that means the Seventh Ward, Treme, Central City, the Lower Ninth Ward, Gentilly, Mid-City, New Orleans East, Uptown, the Bywater, the Marigny and Algiers. Beyond the parish line it reaches Metairie, Kenner, Gretna, Harvey, Marrero, Terrytown, Westwego, LaPlace, Slidell, Covington, Lacombe and Hammond, so a business on the Westbank or the Northshore sits in the same guide as one on Frenchmen Street.
The culture side of the site is just as deep. Second Line Season carries the parade calendar and the route for each Sunday, with club profiles for the Social Aid and Pleasure Clubs that put those parades in the street. There are pages for the brass bands, the Mardi Gras Indian tribes, the high schools and their bands, and the neighborhoods and housing developments that shaped the city's music. The Scene covers the bars and lounges around the clock, with drink specials, who is playing, and table reservations from the listing itself. The politics section names every elected official who represents New Orleans, from the mayor and City Council to the sheriff, district attorney, coroner, assessor, court benches and the congressional delegation, alongside a plain-language guide to registering and voting.
Listings are added and kept current by hand. A business owner can be added to the guide, and an event or party can be put on the calendar, by using the Get Listed form on the site.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Oddusee NOLA?
Oddusee NOLA is a New Orleans city guide and directory of Black-owned businesses, bars, restaurants, events and culture. It is part of the Oddusee Media Group network of city sites.
Are all the businesses listed on Oddusee NOLA Black-owned?
Yes. The directory is built Black-owned first, and Black-owned businesses lead every category listing, map and search result on the site.
What areas does the guide cover?
All of New Orleans and the surrounding parishes, including Metairie, Kenner, Gretna, Harvey, Marrero, Terrytown, Westwego, Algiers, LaPlace, Slidell, Covington, Lacombe and Hammond.
How do I get my business listed on Oddusee NOLA?
Use the Get Listed form on the site. Send the business name, address, category, hours, a photo and a contact, and the listing is added to the directory and to the map.
Does it cost anything to be listed?
A standard listing in the directory is free. Promoted placement on the map and in the event hub is separate.
Where do I find second line parades and the route?
The Second Line Season section carries the season calendar, the club behind each parade, the route and the stops, with a page for each Social Aid and Pleasure Club.
How do I add an event or a party to the calendar?
Submit it through the Get Listed form. Events run on the events page and in the nightlife section alongside the bars and lounges.
How often are the listings updated?
Continuously. The date at the bottom of the home page shows when the newest listing or event on the site was published or edited.
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