Gulf Coast Bank & Trust Company offers several personal & business banking services to the communities in Baton Rouge, New Orleans, and surrounding Southeast Louisiana areas. Banking services include checking and savings accounts with online and mobile banking options as well as personal loans, home loans, business loans, and trust and brokerage services.

Smart Buy Kitchen and Bath is the premier choice for all your kitchen and bath needs. Their team of skilled professionals can help you with everything from design to installation. With over 30 Door Styles and the ability to match any color, Smart Buy has the kitchen or bath for you!

Rubensteins is located at the corner of Canal St. and St. Charles Ave. in downtown New Orleans. As a men’s specialty store, Rubensteins offers quality name brand merchandise.

Murphy’s Jewelers

Murphy’s Jewelers was founded in 1939 by Jerome Murphy; his son Richard Murphy joined him in 1972. Richard Murphy partnered later with Mark Williams in 2000. Since then Chelsea Walsh has also became a partner. Murphy’s has served its customers for over 75 years.

Find your fun at AMA Entertainment! Visit our showroom featuring Caldera Spas, Brunswick Pavillion and more.

For over 100 years, Adler’s has held its position as the leading jeweler in New Orleans and the Gulf South. From the original shop on Royal Street in the historic French Quarter, Coleman E. Adler I founded the family jewelry business that quickly gained a reputation for excellence.

Zea’s first location, nestled in the suburban periphery of New Orleans in Harahan, garnered immediate popularity and earned New Orleans Magazine’s “Best New Restaurant” award. Demand for Zea’s unique flavor grew, as did the number of Zea locations. Today, you’ll find Zea throughout the New Orleans metro area, as well as in Lafayette and Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

With 7 locations throughout the French Quarter and Downtown, Willie’s Chicken Shack is just around the corner when you’ve got a craving for the best fried chicken in New Orleans.

VooDoo BBQ was born on Mardi Gras day in 2002 right on St. Charles Avenue in the heart of New Orleans. It was standing-room only, filled with overwhelming crowds of hungry parade-goers. People loved our New Orleans BBQ so much, we had to hustle through the streets carrying coolers packed with our glorious slow-smoked creations to feed the masses and keep the party goin’! It was a crazy way to start a restaurant, and it’s been a party ever since.