Guidebook for New Orleans
Food Scene
Try their award winning "surf 'n turf" po'boy with a cold beer....and cheese fries.
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Parkway Bakery & Tavern
538 Hagan AveTry their award winning "surf 'n turf" po'boy with a cold beer....and cheese fries.
Manchu Food Store
1413 N Claiborne AveSimply the best chicken wings in town.
Cafe Degas
3127 Esplanade AveThis classic french bistro is perfect for a romantic dinner!
Angelo Brocato
214 N Carrollton AveBest Italian bakery. Try the spumante gelato.
CC's Coffee House
701 Metairie RdToups Meatery
845 N Carrollton AveBlue Oak BBQ
900 N Carrollton AveA plate of beignets (square donuts) covered in powdered sugar with a cup of cade au lait is a perfect breakfast and a must for any first time visitor!
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Morning Call
56 Dreyfous DrA plate of beignets (square donuts) covered in powdered sugar with a cup of cade au lait is a perfect breakfast and a must for any first time visitor!
Katie's
3701 Iberville StEssentials
Canseco's Esplanade Market
3135 Esplanade AveNeighborhood grocery store.
Whole Foods Market
300 N Broad StLocal grocery store chain. You will find specialty local ingredients here that you probably won't find back home.
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Rouses Market
400 N Carrollton AveLocal grocery store chain. You will find specialty local ingredients here that you probably won't find back home.
Drinks & Nightlife
Great neighborhood bar. Sometimes you will find food trucks parked right in front! Very convenient.
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Pal's Lounge
949 N RendonGreat neighborhood bar. Sometimes you will find food trucks parked right in front! Very convenient.
Bayou Beer Garden
326 N Norman C Francis ParkwayBayou Wine Garden
315 N RendonSightseeing
Bayou St. John is one of the oldest veins of the city. This historic waterway was used as a major commercial thoroughfare up until the early 20th century. Today it is primarily a recreational space.
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Bayou St John
Bayou St. John is one of the oldest veins of the city. This historic waterway was used as a major commercial thoroughfare up until the early 20th century. Today it is primarily a recreational space.
French Quarter
Parks & Nature
This park is massive and has so much to offer for any type of traveler. One of my favorite spots is the Couturie Forest. City Park is also home to the oldest grove of mature live oak trees in the world, which are not to be missed!
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City Park
1 Palm DrThis park is massive and has so much to offer for any type of traveler. One of my favorite spots is the Couturie Forest. City Park is also home to the oldest grove of mature live oak trees in the world, which are not to be missed!
Couturie Forest
1009 Harrison AveArts & Culture
Musée des beaux-arts de La Nouvelle-Orléans
1 Collins Diboll CirThe Pitot House is the only Creole colonial country house open to the public in New Orleans.
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Pitot House
1440 Moss StThe Pitot House is the only Creole colonial country house open to the public in New Orleans.
Tour the home of Edgar Degas, one of the leading artists of the French Impressionist movement.
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Degas House
2306 Esplanade AveTour the home of Edgar Degas, one of the leading artists of the French Impressionist movement.