Below you'll find the Sassy Magick staff picks for eating and a list of shops to visit while attending SassyCon. Check back often as we update this page!
Nestled in the heart of the Deep South, New Orleans boasts a culinary scene like no other, earning its well-deserved reputation as a global epicurean paradise. Renowned for its rich tapestry of flavors, influenced by French, Spanish, African, and Caribbean cuisines, the city's food culture is a vibrant mosaic of tantalizing tastes and aromatic delights.
Located across the street from Sassy Magick, this cafe has great food and amazing service.
Just a couple of blocks from SassyCon, the Clover Grill is open 24 hours.
Be sure to visit the seance room if you go here. Muriel's is where Sean Wilde wrote his book Magic Without Tools.
Known for it's cajun and creole cooking, Pere Antoine is right around the corner from the Bourbon Orleans.
The Witchy speak easy of New Orleans! Tatlo is owned and run by local Witches. They specialize in absinthe and are located where Aleister Crowley and Oscar Wilde would go to partake of this drink.
Boasting a beautiful courtyard, The Court of Two Sisters has a daily Jazz Brunch Buffet.
Our list of recommended shops and any deals and discounts they are offering to attendees.
Located at 1301 Decatur St., the original Sassy Magick!
Located at 230 Chartres St., the newest addition to the Sassy Magick brand!
Located just around the corner from the hotel, at 840 Royal St.
Located at 1224 Decatur St.
Located at 828 N. Rampart St.
Located at 724 Dumaine St.
Located at 1212 N Rampart St.
Located at 612 Dumaine St.
Located at 1428 N Rampart St.
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