Guidebook for New Orleans
Food Scene
It’s not the most fancy place to get a greasy burger and chili fries in the town, but it’s open 24 hours and offers some great people watching. Probably best to save this one for the morning after.
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Clover Grill
900 Bourbon StIt’s not the most fancy place to get a greasy burger and chili fries in the town, but it’s open 24 hours and offers some great people watching. Probably best to save this one for the morning after.
The Ruby Slipper Cafe
200 Magazine StreetThis haven on Bourbon Street offers some of the best seafood around. The BBQ oysters are world-famous; though they’re more buffalo wing-style than true BBQ. Must Try: Alligator Sausage & Seafood Gumbo
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Red Fish Grill
115 Bourbon StThis haven on Bourbon Street offers some of the best seafood around. The BBQ oysters are world-famous; though they’re more buffalo wing-style than true BBQ. Must Try: Alligator Sausage & Seafood Gumbo
Home of Chef Paul Prudhomme, godfather of cajun cuisine, this restaurant is a New Orleans institution. Must Try: Blackened Drum and Bread Pudding with Hard Sauce.
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K-Paul's Louisiana Kitchen
416 Chartres St Home of Chef Paul Prudhomme, godfather of cajun cuisine, this restaurant is a New Orleans institution. Must Try: Blackened Drum and Bread Pudding with Hard Sauce.
Drinks & Nightlife
This intimate club is a favorite of locals and travelers alike. It tends to get crowded and the music is high-energy and always danceable. Know the bar is cash only and there’s a one drink minimum.
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The Spotted Cat Music Club
623 Frenchmen StThis intimate club is a favorite of locals and travelers alike. It tends to get crowded and the music is high-energy and always danceable. Know the bar is cash only and there’s a one drink minimum.
Sightseeing
The nation’s fifth-largest urban park (bigger than Central Park in NYC) and easily reachable using the Canal streetcar. With over 1,300 acres, the park is home to the largest grove of mature oak trees
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City Park Avenue
City Park AvenueThe nation’s fifth-largest urban park (bigger than Central Park in NYC) and easily reachable using the Canal streetcar. With over 1,300 acres, the park is home to the largest grove of mature oak trees
French Quarter