Guidebook for New Orleans
Food Scene
Historic cafe serving authentic creole/soulfood dishes. Only open 7-2pm, get there, its worth it.
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Li'l Dizzy's Cafe
1500 Esplanade AveHistoric cafe serving authentic creole/soulfood dishes. Only open 7-2pm, get there, its worth it.
Great little Spanish restaurant, serving something different than the standard New Orleans fare.
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Santa Fe
3201 Esplanade AveGreat little Spanish restaurant, serving something different than the standard New Orleans fare.
$.50 oysters and 1/2 off house wine during happy hour 4-6:30pm DAILY! $9 bottle of Pinot Grigio!!! Very nice restaurant!
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Superior Seafood & Oyster Bar
4338 Saint Charles Avenue$.50 oysters and 1/2 off house wine during happy hour 4-6:30pm DAILY! $9 bottle of Pinot Grigio!!! Very nice restaurant!
THE. BEST. BREAKFAST. EVER. They renovated an old bank and put a restaurant in it! Great atmosphere, even better food.
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The Ruby Slipper Café
2001 Burgundy StreetTHE. BEST. BREAKFAST. EVER. They renovated an old bank and put a restaurant in it! Great atmosphere, even better food.
Sucré
3025 Magazine StThe best little desserts and gelato!
Very cool concept. About 10-12 small pop up kitchens and a full bar make this the perfect place to sample some of the best new food concepts in the city.
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Mercato di St. Roch
2381 St Claude AveVery cool concept. About 10-12 small pop up kitchens and a full bar make this the perfect place to sample some of the best new food concepts in the city.
Drinks & Nightlife
Always have fun at Vaso's, great atmosphere, no cover, live band, real New Orleans fun!
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Vaso LLC
500 Frenchmen StAlways have fun at Vaso's, great atmosphere, no cover, live band, real New Orleans fun!
Great balcony to grab a drink and watch Frenchmen St from above. Usually no cover. Great upscale ambiance without being obnoxious. Sometimes live band.
520 Frenchmen St
520 Frenchmen StreetGreat balcony to grab a drink and watch Frenchmen St from above. Usually no cover. Great upscale ambiance without being obnoxious. Sometimes live band.
Brand new Hot-Tin Rooftop Bar. Amazing views of the city! Snap the money shot here. Tennessee Williams stayed where while writing A Streetcar Named Desire.
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The Pontchartrain Hotel
2031 St Charles AveBrand new Hot-Tin Rooftop Bar. Amazing views of the city! Snap the money shot here. Tennessee Williams stayed where while writing A Streetcar Named Desire.
Sightseeing
Pretty much all of Magazine St is small boutique shops, restaurants, bars, and plenty to see and do.
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Magazine Street
Magazine StreetPretty much all of Magazine St is small boutique shops, restaurants, bars, and plenty to see and do.
Jackson Square
701 Decatur StBeautiful well kept square. Iconic pics and history.
Parks & Nature
Audubon Park
6500 Magazine StZoo, Tulane, Loyola, and very well landscaped park!
New Orleans Museum of Art, Golfing, Morning Call, and much more!
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City Park
1 Palm DrNew Orleans Museum of Art, Golfing, Morning Call, and much more!
Arts & Culture
Walking distance to all the history of African Americans in New Orleans.
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New Orleans African American Museum
1418 Governor Nicholls StreetWalking distance to all the history of African Americans in New Orleans.
Just steps from the French Quarter sits this public park that honors the jazz great Louis Armstrong. Look for the iconic, arched entrance—inside you'll find sites like Congo Square (a historic meeting place for slaves in the 1800s), sculptures, duck ponds and lots of open spaces for relaxing.
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Parco Louis Armstrong
701 N Rampart StJust steps from the French Quarter sits this public park that honors the jazz great Louis Armstrong. Look for the iconic, arched entrance—inside you'll find sites like Congo Square (a historic meeting place for slaves in the 1800s), sculptures, duck ponds and lots of open spaces for relaxing.
Shopping
Canal Place
333 Canal StThe shopping mall/strip in the city.
Essentials
Rouses Market
400 N Carrollton AveFresh fruits, veggies, and meat.
Whole Foods Market
300 N Broad StWhole Foods yo.
Walmart Supercenter
1901 Tchoupitoulas StWally World
Need to grab something quick? Walk to this place, friendly staff, sells limited liquor and wine and essentials.
1400 Esplanade Ave
1400 Esplanade AvenueNeed to grab something quick? Walk to this place, friendly staff, sells limited liquor and wine and essentials.