Tomas Bistro opened in the Warehouse District in October with acclaimed chef Guy Sockrider at the helm, who previously worked at Roux Orleans and Muriel's Jackson Square. For $49, two people can savor a three-course French-Creole dinner any night of the week, regularly $110.

Muno, Foofa, Brobee, Toodee, Plex and all of your kids’ favorite “Yo Gabba Gabba!” characters are heading to New Orleans, and tickets to see them live are now over 55% off.

Esthetique Facial Spa on Magazine Street garners a 4.5-star rating from Yelp users. For $40, indulge with two treatments at this Uptown spa, regularly $85.

Travel + Leisure calls The Ritz-Carlton Spa, New Orleans the Best Spa in North America, while Gayot awards it "Best Spa in Louisiana." For $85, treat yourself to a 50-minute massage at this luxe space, regularly $145. Forbes Travel Guide says the body treatments are "superb" and hails the "regal tone" of the interior.

Aristocat Salon + Nail Spa in Mid-City garners a 5-star rating from Yelp users. For $35, our Deal Experts negotiated an exclusive manicure and pedicure package, regularly $68.

Experience a New Orleans holiday tradition at City Park's 24th Annual Celebration in the Oaks, a lights festival that drew more than 120,000 guests last year. For $29, Travelzoo subscribers can get an annual family membership to the attractions at City Park New Orleans, including the holiday lights festival. This family membership regularly costs $55.

Experience Serenity Spa, tucked inside the AAA 4-Diamond JW Marriott New Orleans on Canal Street in the French Quarter. For $99, relax with a massage and facial package that also includes a glass of wine and valet parking, regularly $200.

Treat yourself to an exclusive spa deal at Balance Spa at the AAA 4-Diamond Loews New Orleans Hotel in the heart of the French Quarter. For $49, relax during an 80-minute customized facial and radiance eye treatment, normally $110. The deal includes access to all the spa's luxurious amenities plus complimentary valet on your spa day.

Sit down to a hearty Sicilian dinner for two at Leonardo Trattoria in the Warehouse/Central Business District for $39, regularly $84. Gambit magazine writes that this classy restaurant stands out from the crowd because it "does none of the Creole-Italian hybrids," offering a truly authentic Italian menu and earning a "very good to excellent" (20) rating on Zagat for its fresh, homemade pasta and wood-fire oven pizzas.

Located in the French Quarter on the corner of Bienville and Chartres streets, Kinetix Spa Salon invites Travelzoo subscribers to indulge with an exclusive spa package. For $95, receive a massage and facial, regularly $195.