Jay's Guidebook
Food scene
Best pizza in the city!!! Craft cocktails and a great happy hour, too.
40 habitants recommandent
Tavolino Pizza & Lounge
141 Delaronde StBest pizza in the city!!! Craft cocktails and a great happy hour, too.
Owner is awesome, food and coffee are amazing, and you can purchase local art to take home! Best breakfast, brunch, and lunch spot in the neighborhood!
82 habitants recommandent
Tout De Suite Cafe
347 Verret StOwner is awesome, food and coffee are amazing, and you can purchase local art to take home! Best breakfast, brunch, and lunch spot in the neighborhood!
Catch a game on TV and a bite to eat. Bar food and some of local New Orleans’ favorite dishes like po’boys, red beans and rice, and jambalaya.
54 habitants recommandent
Dry Dock Cafe
133 Delaronde StCatch a game on TV and a bite to eat. Bar food and some of local New Orleans’ favorite dishes like po’boys, red beans and rice, and jambalaya.
Roasting beans and making the whole neighborhood smell great!!! Great coffee drinks and light pastries and bites. Bag coffee for purchase
45 habitants recommandent
Congregation Coffee Roasters
240 Pelican AveRoasting beans and making the whole neighborhood smell great!!! Great coffee drinks and light pastries and bites. Bag coffee for purchase
Arts & Crafts, Gift shop
Make your own blown glass masterpiece or purchase one to take home. Located in one of the last surviving Art Deco former movie theaters in New Orleans.
Historically significant building, amazing artists at work, gift shop, blow your own glass events
33 habitants recommandent
Rosetree Blown Glass Studio
446 Vallette StHistorically significant building, amazing artists at work, gift shop, blow your own glass events
Resident and internationally known jewelry artist Beatrix Bell’s signature shop and studio. Also has a curated collection of other New Orleans artists’ work for sale at all price points and budgets.
11 habitants recommandent
Beatrixbell Handcrafted Jewelry & Gift
337 Morgan StResident and internationally known jewelry artist Beatrix Bell’s signature shop and studio. Also has a curated collection of other New Orleans artists’ work for sale at all price points and budgets.
Bar/pub
Crown & Anchor English Pub
200 Pelican AveThe only authentic British pub in New Orleans!
Historic bar with a stage for live music performances most days a week. Well-priced drinks and frequent movie and television filming here...check out where movies like “Ray” and television shows like NCIS New Orleans are filmed.
82 habitants recommandent
Old Point Bar
545 Patterson RdHistoric bar with a stage for live music performances most days a week. Well-priced drinks and frequent movie and television filming here...check out where movies like “Ray” and television shows like NCIS New Orleans are filmed.
Grocery/Specialty Store
Pick up travel sized toiletries and pet supplies at our locally owned food market! Local craft beer as well as wine and liquor available for purchase. Also sells local food specialties, snacks, fresh produce, small takeout meals from local restaurants like the Thali Llama, and a wide selection of art by neighborhood artists.
25 habitants recommandent
Faubourg Fresh Market
541 Bermuda StPick up travel sized toiletries and pet supplies at our locally owned food market! Local craft beer as well as wine and liquor available for purchase. Also sells local food specialties, snacks, fresh produce, small takeout meals from local restaurants like the Thali Llama, and a wide selection of art by neighborhood artists.
Grab some lunch to go and some basic food staples such as bottled water and soda
7 habitants recommandent
Opelousas Point Supermarket
601 Opelousas AveGrab some lunch to go and some basic food staples such as bottled water and soda
Sightseeing
This beautifully restored library is one of the very first Carnegie libraries built in the United States and hosts frequent events such as book discussions and signings with local authors.
10 habitants recommandent
Cita Dennis Hubbell Library
725 Pelican AveThis beautifully restored library is one of the very first Carnegie libraries built in the United States and hosts frequent events such as book discussions and signings with local authors.