Home on Harmony Street Uptown Irish Channel
Food scene
Parasol's
2533 Constance StGreat poboys!
Great creole restaurant with a diy bloody mary bar for weekend brunch.
Fodor’s Travel Guide named “one of Americas top ten urban brunch spots in America”
222 habitants recommandent
Atchafalaya
901 Louisiana AveGreat creole restaurant with a diy bloody mary bar for weekend brunch.
Fodor’s Travel Guide named “one of Americas top ten urban brunch spots in America”
Good for a quick casual bite. Inventive hot dogs that go beyond the usual - alligator sausage...
359 habitants recommandent
Dat Dog
5030 Freret StGood for a quick casual bite. Inventive hot dogs that go beyond the usual - alligator sausage...
Coquette
2800 Magazine StInnovative Southern Cuisine
Joey K's
3001 Magazine StClassic Uptown New Orleans spot
Another Broken Egg Cafe
2917 Magazine StBreakfast spot
Mahony’s Po-Boys & Seafood
901 Iberville StGreat poboys!
Stein's Market and Deli
2207 Magazine StGreat deli on Magazine Street
District Donuts Sliders Brew
2209 Magazine StSweet and savory options, great coffee too!
Saba
5757 Magazine StAmazing Israeli restaurant from Award-winning Chef Alon Shaya
Casamento's Restaurant
4330 Magazine StOysters!
So near and so good!
Coffee, wine, savory and sweet beignets - can have it all! Great outdoor seating as well!
41 habitants recommandent
The Vintage
3121 Magazine StSo near and so good!
Coffee, wine, savory and sweet beignets - can have it all! Great outdoor seating as well!
Industry staple - so much so there's an entire documentary about Commander's Palace as a leader in the industry. Consistently great food and service. A luxe experience, everyone should try!
574 habitants recommandent
Commander's Palace
1403 Washington AveIndustry staple - so much so there's an entire documentary about Commander's Palace as a leader in the industry. Consistently great food and service. A luxe experience, everyone should try!
El Cucuy NOLA
3507 Tchoupitoulas StTacos nearby in the Irish Channel.
Great breakfast spot from the owners of Turkey and the Wolf. Located on Magazine in the Garden District.
38 habitants recommandent
Molly's Rise and Shine
2368 Magazine StGreat breakfast spot from the owners of Turkey and the Wolf. Located on Magazine in the Garden District.
SOOOO GOOD! Casual spot, variety of casual eats. Lunch/daytime only, closer early.
126 habitants recommandent
Turkey and the Wolf
739 Jackson AvenueSOOOO GOOD! Casual spot, variety of casual eats. Lunch/daytime only, closer early.
Cozy wine bar, lovely outdoor seating to watch streetcar and life go by. Tasty menu as well!
188 habitants recommandent
The Delachaise
3442 St Charles AveCozy wine bar, lovely outdoor seating to watch streetcar and life go by. Tasty menu as well!
Hole in the wall in the French Quarter with great Cajun food options!
163 habitants recommandent
Coop's Place
1109 Decatur StHole in the wall in the French Quarter with great Cajun food options!
Sucré
3025 Magazine StLocal sweets shop - ice cream and fancy pastries!
Rendezvous Tavern
3101 Magazine StNearby dive bar, open late.
Sno-balls are quite a thing in this city. Imperial has some great flavors.
Imperial Woodpecker Sno-Balls
3511 Magazine StSno-balls are quite a thing in this city. Imperial has some great flavors.
Uptown staple, alligator cheesecake is an amazing savory appetite.
406 habitants recommandent
Jacques-Imo's
8324 Oak StUptown staple, alligator cheesecake is an amazing savory appetite.
Fine-dining century-old institution serving French-Creole fare in upscale space (jackets required). A locals go-to for celebratory, boozey Friday lunch - must wait in line for lunch.
167 habitants recommandent
Galatoires
209 Bourbon StFine-dining century-old institution serving French-Creole fare in upscale space (jackets required). A locals go-to for celebratory, boozey Friday lunch - must wait in line for lunch.
Longtime (since 1911) neighborhood hangout with a patio known for classic-style po' boys.
681 habitants recommandent
Parkway Bakery & Tavern
538 Hagan AveLongtime (since 1911) neighborhood hangout with a patio known for classic-style po' boys.
Popular cafeteria-style joint drawing crowds with po' boys & down-home Southern fare since 1938.
100 habitants recommandent
Mother's Restaurant
401 Poydras StPopular cafeteria-style joint drawing crowds with po' boys & down-home Southern fare since 1938.
Hefty burgers, loaded baked potatoes, cocktails & a jukebox draw lines at this 50-year-old dive.
386 habitants recommandent
Port of Call
838 Esplanade AveHefty burgers, loaded baked potatoes, cocktails & a jukebox draw lines at this 50-year-old dive.
Legendary Creole chef Leah Chase serves down-home staples in a vibrant, art-filled space.
250 habitants recommandent
Dooky Chase Restaurant
2301 Orleans AveLegendary Creole chef Leah Chase serves down-home staples in a vibrant, art-filled space.
Seafood from a coal grill & raw bar, plus local brews, are found in rustic digs with weathered wood.
261 habitants recommandent
Pêche Seafood Grill
800 Magazine StSeafood from a coal grill & raw bar, plus local brews, are found in rustic digs with weathered wood.
Lauded choice in charming, historic digs specializing in pork dishes & imaginative Cajun eats.
448 habitants recommandent
Cochon RESTAURANT
930 Tchoupitoulas StLauded choice in charming, historic digs specializing in pork dishes & imaginative Cajun eats.
Neighborhoods
Bound by Jackson Avenue and Delachaise, Magazine, and Tchoupitoulas streets, New Orleans’ Irish Channel is a quaint neighborhood named in honor of the wave of Irish immigrants who first settled there in the 1830s. Then, it was known for its shotgun homes, working-class community, and the ports and breweries where many residents worked.
Today, the Irish Channel remains a mainly residential neighborhood with a thriving brewery scene and a number of local hangouts and restaurants.
29 habitants recommandent
Irish Channel
Bound by Jackson Avenue and Delachaise, Magazine, and Tchoupitoulas streets, New Orleans’ Irish Channel is a quaint neighborhood named in honor of the wave of Irish immigrants who first settled there in the 1830s. Then, it was known for its shotgun homes, working-class community, and the ports and breweries where many residents worked.
Today, the Irish Channel remains a mainly residential neighborhood with a thriving brewery scene and a number of local hangouts and restaurants.
Lovely area to walk around and sightsee the homes while perusing lower Magazine Street and St. Charles Avenue.
35 habitants recommandent
Lower Garden District
Lovely area to walk around and sightsee the homes while perusing lower Magazine Street and St. Charles Avenue.
Often called the Crown Jewel of New Orleans, the French Quarter is one of NOLA's most historic neighborhoods. But you'll find plenty of new mixed in with the old. There’s a reimagined French Market, modern boutiques and artisan cocktails mix with beloved antique stores and old restaurants. (Antoine’s. Arnaud’s. Galatoire’s. Brennan’s – the world would be far less flavorful without you!)
Like the Creole aristocrats lining the galleries of the Historic New Orleans Collection, the French Quarter is a timeless portrait – especially come dusk when swallows glide above the fortunetellers on Jackson Square and St. Louis Cathedral’s butter-crème-colored walls reflect the fiery sunset. Ghost tours troop past mad Madame LaLaurie’s mansion while neon signs stutter to life on Bourbon Street where syrupy red Hurricanes, slosh in famed ‘go cups’– those plastic tumblers responsible for uncountable curbside parties. Night falls. Horse hooves clop, music throbs and gaslights flicker in a place full of long-told legends and those waiting to be born. Create one of your own.
790 habitants recommandent
French Quarter
Often called the Crown Jewel of New Orleans, the French Quarter is one of NOLA's most historic neighborhoods. But you'll find plenty of new mixed in with the old. There’s a reimagined French Market, modern boutiques and artisan cocktails mix with beloved antique stores and old restaurants. (Antoine’s. Arnaud’s. Galatoire’s. Brennan’s – the world would be far less flavorful without you!)
Like the Creole aristocrats lining the galleries of the Historic New Orleans Collection, the French Quarter is a timeless portrait – especially come dusk when swallows glide above the fortunetellers on Jackson Square and St. Louis Cathedral’s butter-crème-colored walls reflect the fiery sunset. Ghost tours troop past mad Madame LaLaurie’s mansion while neon signs stutter to life on Bourbon Street where syrupy red Hurricanes, slosh in famed ‘go cups’– those plastic tumblers responsible for uncountable curbside parties. Night falls. Horse hooves clop, music throbs and gaslights flicker in a place full of long-told legends and those waiting to be born. Create one of your own.
A vibrant art scene - with local artisans' galleries, funky live music venues, and art markets, embodies the essence of both the Marigny and Bywater adjacent neighborhoods. The food scene here is mixed with trendy spots and locally founded, casual digs - take your pick. Explore the St. Claude Arts District, Crescent Park on the riverfront, and more.
106 habitants recommandent
Bywater
A vibrant art scene - with local artisans' galleries, funky live music venues, and art markets, embodies the essence of both the Marigny and Bywater adjacent neighborhoods. The food scene here is mixed with trendy spots and locally founded, casual digs - take your pick. Explore the St. Claude Arts District, Crescent Park on the riverfront, and more.
Just across from the French Quarter, lots of low key music clubs on Frenchmen Street.
Also along St. Claude Avenue a few great spots worth checking out - Hi Ho, Always Lounge, Carnaval and more.
130 habitants recommandent
Marigny
Just across from the French Quarter, lots of low key music clubs on Frenchmen Street.
Also along St. Claude Avenue a few great spots worth checking out - Hi Ho, Always Lounge, Carnaval and more.
Watering Holes/ Bars/ Breweries
Great microbrewery and beer garden! Family and dog friendly!
26 habitants recommandent
Miel Brewery & Taproom
405 Sixth StGreat microbrewery and beer garden! Family and dog friendly!
The Tchoup Yard
405 Third StNear and dear beer garden.
Tracey's
3226 Magazine StPoboys, beers and more.
All the beer on tap nearby on Magazine Street. Great outdoor seating.
184 habitants recommandent
The Bulldog, Uptown
3236 Magazine StAll the beer on tap nearby on Magazine Street. Great outdoor seating.
Jewel of the South
1026 St Louis StSome of the best cocktails to be had!
Firehouse turned stylish, dimly lit cocktail lounge with creative drinks & eclectic array of dishes.
244 habitants recommandent
Cure
4905 Freret StFirehouse turned stylish, dimly lit cocktail lounge with creative drinks & eclectic array of dishes.
Great porch and beautiful bar that's ideal for grabbing a drink and watching time go by early evening on St. Charles Avenue.
220 habitants recommandent
The Columns Hotel
3811 St Charles AveGreat porch and beautiful bar that's ideal for grabbing a drink and watching time go by early evening on St. Charles Avenue.
Bouligny Tavern
3641 Magazine StHigh design bar with an outdoor area and good food.
Rum-based cocktails & eclectic small & large plates in environs that evoke Old Havana.
118 habitants recommandent
Cane and Table
1113 Decatur StRum-based cocktails & eclectic small & large plates in environs that evoke Old Havana.
Essentials
Breaux Mart on Magazine
3233 Magazine StNearby grocery store
Walgreens
1100 Elysian Fields AveNearby pharmacy
Post office and shipping company on Magazine Street
6 habitants recommandent
Pack Rat Shipping Services
3436 Magazine StPost office and shipping company on Magazine Street
Shopping
Trashy Diva Clothing Boutique
2048 Magazine StFun local boutique
KREWE
619 Royal StFancy, local shades.
Local culture - books, shirts, hats and all that jazz...
20 habitants recommandent
DNO Garden District
1101 First StLocal culture - books, shirts, hats and all that jazz...
Beautifully curated vintage and new items, just off Magazine Street in the Lower Garden District.
15 habitants recommandent
Saint Claude Social Club
1933 Sophie Wright PlBeautifully curated vintage and new items, just off Magazine Street in the Lower Garden District.
Buffalo Exchange
4119 Magazine StSecond hand store with great finds.
United Apparel Liquidators
518 Chartres StDiscounted designer goods.
Music
Tipitina's
501 Napoleon AveAn Absolute go to Music Venue Uptown
Maple Leaf Bar
8316 Oak StGreat local music
House Of Blues
225 Decatur StVariety of great touring music
Preservation Hall
726 St PeterHistorical music venue - always worth a visit!
Toulouse Theatre
615 Toulouse StreetGreat local and touring music
2 block strip of great local music clubs. A must go when seeking local music.
655 habitants recommandent
Frenchmen Street
2 block strip of great local music clubs. A must go when seeking local music.
Fritzel's European Jazz Bar
733 Bourbon StHistoric jazz club on Bourbon Street.
Le Bon Temps
4801 Magazine StDive bar with great local music.
Raucous, eclectic venue with regular live music & neon lights supplying beer, cocktails & spirits.
Santos
1135 Decatur StRaucous, eclectic venue with regular live music & neon lights supplying beer, cocktails & spirits.
Pools
Bywater destination, day passes to the pool. Also great restaurant in front.
451 habitants recommandent
The Country Club
634 Louisa StreetBywater destination, day passes to the pool. Also great restaurant in front.
Lovely hotel Uptown on St. Charles with a great pool out back that offers day passes for visitors
29 habitants recommandent
The Chloe
4125 St Charles AveLovely hotel Uptown on St. Charles with a great pool out back that offers day passes for visitors
Funky modern motel with a good bar and small pool accessible by visitors by day pass.
24 habitants recommandent
The Drifter Hotel
3522 Tulane AveFunky modern motel with a good bar and small pool accessible by visitors by day pass.