A Local's Guide
Food Scene
It's a gorgeous space to have some oysters and cocktails while you figure out what to eat for your main meal. BTW, it's pronounced Saint 'Rock'.
466 habitants recommandent
St. Roch Market
2381 St Claude AveIt's a gorgeous space to have some oysters and cocktails while you figure out what to eat for your main meal. BTW, it's pronounced Saint 'Rock'.
The food and drinks are really good, as are the interiors. It's an easy walk from my house.
155 habitants recommandent
The Franklin
2600 Dauphine StreetThe food and drinks are really good, as are the interiors. It's an easy walk from my house.
Tropical cocktails in one of the coolest spots in the Quarter.
118 habitants recommandent
Cane and Table
1113 Decatur St Tropical cocktails in one of the coolest spots in the Quarter.
Friday lunches here are a New Orleans tradition. Like a lot of things in New Orleans, it's not the easiest. They don't take reservations and coats are required. It's worth the wait in line if you want a very long, boisterous (bordering on raucous) lunch filled with seafood and steak.
167 habitants recommandent
Galatoires
209 Bourbon StFriday lunches here are a New Orleans tradition. Like a lot of things in New Orleans, it's not the easiest. They don't take reservations and coats are required. It's worth the wait in line if you want a very long, boisterous (bordering on raucous) lunch filled with seafood and steak.
They will deliver to the house (cash only). It really is as good as it sounds. The restaurant is just as cool.
460 habitants recommandent
Pizza Delicious
617 Piety StThey will deliver to the house (cash only). It really is as good as it sounds. The restaurant is just as cool.
Great for breakfast. Like all breakfast places in New Orleans, the earlier you go, the less you will have to wait.
121 habitants recommandent
Horn's Eatery And Catering
2440 Dauphine StGreat for breakfast. Like all breakfast places in New Orleans, the earlier you go, the less you will have to wait.
Great for coffee and a pastry to start your day off with.
175 habitants recommandent
Who Dat Coffee Cafe
2401 Burgundy StGreat for coffee and a pastry to start your day off with.
One of the best burgers in town is only a few minutes away on foot. Be careful with the monsoon's....they'll get ya.
386 habitants recommandent
Port of Call
838 Esplanade AveOne of the best burgers in town is only a few minutes away on foot. Be careful with the monsoon's....they'll get ya.
Satsuma Cafe
3218 Dauphine StDelicious breakfast spot.
Great little courtyard with delicious food. More of a local spot rather than tourists.
150 habitants recommandent
Sylvain
625 Chartres StGreat little courtyard with delicious food. More of a local spot rather than tourists.
This is a champagne bar that I happened to design (I'm an architect). It's a quick walk from the house. Go get some fantastic small plates and sit in the courtyard. Don't let the nomenclature fool you, they have beer and liquor.
36 habitants recommandent
Effervescence
1036 North Rampart StreetThis is a champagne bar that I happened to design (I'm an architect). It's a quick walk from the house. Go get some fantastic small plates and sit in the courtyard. Don't let the nomenclature fool you, they have beer and liquor.
Drinks & Nightlife
Hi-Ho Lounge
2239 St Claude AveDance your face off late night.
Kajun's Pub
2256 St Claude AveGet your karaoke on with the locals.
Enjoy this (mainly) outdoor wine bar. They have some great food and bands as well. It's quite the scene.
839 habitants recommandent
Bacchanal Fine Wine & Spirits
600 Poland AveEnjoy this (mainly) outdoor wine bar. They have some great food and bands as well. It's quite the scene.
Great for listening to some good music in a very intimate setting.
521 habitants recommandent
The Spotted Cat Music Club
623 Frenchmen StGreat for listening to some good music in a very intimate setting.
Mimi's In the Marigny
2600 Chartres StreetBecause who doesn't like tapas, beer and dancing?
Music & dancing. Try securing a booth in the front to have the best people watching in the bar and the street.
387 habitants recommandent
d.b.a.
618 Frenchmen StMusic & dancing. Try securing a booth in the front to have the best people watching in the bar and the street.
Hotel Peter and Paul
2317 Burgundy StGroceries & Liquor
1741 St Claude Ave
1741 Saint Claude AvenueActually not a bad selection of liquor to grab in a pinch.
Walgreens
1100 Elysian Fields AveYou can grab some groceries and essentials.
Small grocery with a selection of fresh fruits, vegetables, and meats.
195 habitants recommandent
New Orleans Food Co-Op
2372 St Claude AveSmall grocery with a selection of fresh fruits, vegetables, and meats.
Great quarter grocery store. I swear, they have the most delicious donuts in the morning.
36 habitants recommandent
Matassa's Market
1001 Dauphine StGreat quarter grocery store. I swear, they have the most delicious donuts in the morning.
A great grocery store an easy walk away. They have good selection of pre-made food, all groceries, wine, & liquor.
7 habitants recommandent
Robert Fresh Market
2222 St Claude AveA great grocery store an easy walk away. They have good selection of pre-made food, all groceries, wine, & liquor.
Parks & Nature
One of the best views in the city. You can actually take some wine or beer (just be mindful of the glass) and watch the ships go by. It's a must on a pretty day. Just take the stairs over the flood wall and you'll be in one of New Orleans newest parks.
423 habitants recommandent
Parc Crescent
2300 N Peters StOne of the best views in the city. You can actually take some wine or beer (just be mindful of the glass) and watch the ships go by. It's a must on a pretty day. Just take the stairs over the flood wall and you'll be in one of New Orleans newest parks.
The newest urban park in New Orleans. It will take all the way to mid-city. Bikes are suggested.
90 habitants recommandent
Lafitte Greenway
North Prieur StreetThe newest urban park in New Orleans. It will take all the way to mid-city. Bikes are suggested.
Our largest park is one mile wide and 3 miles long. It has some oaks that are 800 years old and New Orleans Museum of Art. Ride a bike down Esplanade Avenue to get to it.
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City Park
1 Palm DrOur largest park is one mile wide and 3 miles long. It has some oaks that are 800 years old and New Orleans Museum of Art. Ride a bike down Esplanade Avenue to get to it.
Getting Around
Alex's Bikes
607 Marigny StA Bicycle Named Desire
632 Elysian Fields AveMy neighbor is actually a cab driver. If you text him beforehand, you can schedule him to pick you up or drop you off at the airport. His name is Joe Karczewski 504-220-2354. The United dispatch for all other cabs is 504-522-9771
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United Cabs Inc.
1634 Euterpe StMy neighbor is actually a cab driver. If you text him beforehand, you can schedule him to pick you up or drop you off at the airport. His name is Joe Karczewski 504-220-2354. The United dispatch for all other cabs is 504-522-9771
Sightseeing
If you do decide to go stay on the side closest to the house/Esplanade (the Northeast portion). Lafitte's Blacksmith is always fun. DO NOT hangout on the closest block to Canal Street (near the Krystal's). It can get dicey.
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Bourbon Street
Bourbon StreetIf you do decide to go stay on the side closest to the house/Esplanade (the Northeast portion). Lafitte's Blacksmith is always fun. DO NOT hangout on the closest block to Canal Street (near the Krystal's). It can get dicey.
Conseils sur la ville
Coutumes et culture
Avoid the blocks of Bourbon Street right off Canal Street
Enjoy Bourbon Street, just not the two blocks right of Canal Street. If you see the Krystal's just keep moving. There are a lot of unfortunate incidents that have been happening in this vicinity.