Guidebook for New Orleans
Food Scene
Multiple vendors serving local and global flavors. Coffee, juice, cocktails; oysters, pho, burritos -- all under one roof! Everyone is happy.
466 recommandé par les habitants
St. Roch Market
2381 St Claude AveMultiple vendors serving local and global flavors. Coffee, juice, cocktails; oysters, pho, burritos -- all under one roof! Everyone is happy.
Best. Doughnuts. on Earth. VERY budget friendly. Cash only.
13 recommandé par les habitants
Alois J Binder Bakery
940 Frenchmen StreetBest. Doughnuts. on Earth. VERY budget friendly. Cash only.
Late night sandwiches. This is your spot! Pink building on the corner. Daiquiris around the corner. Open 24 hours.
81 recommandé par les habitants
Gene's Po-Boys
1040 Elysian Fields AveLate night sandwiches. This is your spot! Pink building on the corner. Daiquiris around the corner. Open 24 hours.
Po boys and hot plates, eat there or to-go. Daquiris too. Order online for a 10% discount. Open 24 hours.
116 recommandé par les habitants
Melba's Poboys
1525 Elysian Fields AvenuePo boys and hot plates, eat there or to-go. Daquiris too. Order online for a 10% discount. Open 24 hours.
Visit Who Dat for coffee or a sit-down meal. They serve booze, too! $5 Bloody Marys daily. If you're just stopping by, they have quick baked goods to take to go.
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Who Dat Coffee Cafe
2401 Burgundy StVisit Who Dat for coffee or a sit-down meal. They serve booze, too! $5 Bloody Marys daily. If you're just stopping by, they have quick baked goods to take to go.
Worth it. Sneak towards the line in back if you don't mind taking your beignets and cafe au lait to go!
703 recommandé par les habitants
Cafe Du Monde French Market
800 Decatur StWorth it. Sneak towards the line in back if you don't mind taking your beignets and cafe au lait to go!
Coffee & Donuts available at this sweet locals' spot
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St. Coffee on St. Claude
2718 St Claude AveCoffee & Donuts available at this sweet locals' spot
Cozy indoor and outdoor seating available at this coffee shop. Baked goods available.
237 recommandé par les habitants
Fair Grinds Coffeehouse
3133 Ponce De Leon StCozy indoor and outdoor seating available at this coffee shop. Baked goods available.
WOW: Coffee, espresso, JUICE, large selection of baked goods both sweet and savory. Great stop between the French Quarter and Lower Garden District.
6 recommandé par les habitants
Pulp and Grind
644 Camp StWOW: Coffee, espresso, JUICE, large selection of baked goods both sweet and savory. Great stop between the French Quarter and Lower Garden District.
Possibly the absolute best cup of coffee in town. Exclusively pour over preparation. Besides coffee and espresso, they also curate an incredible tea selection. Expert staff. Worth waiting for.
15 recommandé par les habitants
Mammoth Espresso
821 Baronne StPossibly the absolute best cup of coffee in town. Exclusively pour over preparation. Besides coffee and espresso, they also curate an incredible tea selection. Expert staff. Worth waiting for.
Visit Solo for outstanding coffee, tea, espresso AND food. Then take a walk along the Industrial Canal.
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Sólo Espresso
1301 Poland AveVisit Solo for outstanding coffee, tea, espresso AND food. Then take a walk along the Industrial Canal.
Located near an entrance to Crescent Park, Paladar 511 is one of Lori's favorite meals in town. Not traditional New Orleans cooking; check their menu online. You can sit at the kitchen counter here (table seating also available), which makes it a nice place to dine solo, too.
203 recommandé par les habitants
Paladar 511
511 Marigny StLocated near an entrance to Crescent Park, Paladar 511 is one of Lori's favorite meals in town. Not traditional New Orleans cooking; check their menu online. You can sit at the kitchen counter here (table seating also available), which makes it a nice place to dine solo, too.
Super cute spot, if only for a glass of wine. N7 does not serve traditional New Orleans food; they specialize in "can-to-table" (caviar, other canned goods) that are imported from all over the world. Fun to find: there aren't a lot of lights or signs, which makes it feel extra special once you step inside the big wooden gate.
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N7
1117 Montegut StSuper cute spot, if only for a glass of wine. N7 does not serve traditional New Orleans food; they specialize in "can-to-table" (caviar, other canned goods) that are imported from all over the world. Fun to find: there aren't a lot of lights or signs, which makes it feel extra special once you step inside the big wooden gate.
Need vegetarian or vegan options? Check this place out!
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Sneaky Pickle
3200 Burgundy StNeed vegetarian or vegan options? Check this place out!
Red's Chinese
3048 St Claude AveSometimes you need good Chinese food. They have it.
Legendary New Orleans classic cuisine. Quarter (as in 25 cent) martinis at lunch. Worth it.
574 recommandé par les habitants
Commander's Palace
1403 Washington AveLegendary New Orleans classic cuisine. Quarter (as in 25 cent) martinis at lunch. Worth it.
Coffee, juice, full breakfast + lunch menu here. Fresh flavors, healthy eating. Order at the counter, take a number, waitstaff will bring your food to your table. During off-peak hours, can be a great place to work on your laptop.
376 recommandé par les habitants
Satsuma Cafe
3218 Dauphine StCoffee, juice, full breakfast + lunch menu here. Fresh flavors, healthy eating. Order at the counter, take a number, waitstaff will bring your food to your table. During off-peak hours, can be a great place to work on your laptop.
Essentials
Produce, prepared foods, prepared coffee, beer, wine, liquor, most grocery staples available here
316 recommandé par les habitants
Robért Fresh Market
135 Robert E Lee Blvd Produce, prepared foods, prepared coffee, beer, wine, liquor, most grocery staples available here
Natural & Organic selections, including craft beer + wine. Prepared foods available.
195 recommandé par les habitants
New Orleans Food Co-Op
2372 St Claude AveNatural & Organic selections, including craft beer + wine. Prepared foods available.
Walgreens
1100 Elysian Fields AveCVS
500 N Carrollton AveHank's Super Market
2634 St Claude AveSome of THE best fried chicken!
Getting Around
St. Claude Ave. at Elysian Fields Ave. station
Catch the St Claude/Rampart Streetcar here!
Sightseeing
Jackson Square
701 Decatur StTake a picture here, just like the postcards!
Drinks & Nightlife
Local spot, no frills, cash only. Sometimes a DJ or live music. Usually tacos or pop-up kitchen serving food.
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St Roch Tavern
1200 St Roch AveLocal spot, no frills, cash only. Sometimes a DJ or live music. Usually tacos or pop-up kitchen serving food.
Destination for creative craft beers, featuring a rotating selection of beer made exclusively on site at Parleaux. Enjoy food truck fare in their playful outdoor space. Games on hand if you like! Non-beer offered: house made soda and iced tea.
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Parleaux Beer Lab
634 Lesseps StDestination for creative craft beers, featuring a rotating selection of beer made exclusively on site at Parleaux. Enjoy food truck fare in their playful outdoor space. Games on hand if you like! Non-beer offered: house made soda and iced tea.
New Orleans' "favorite backyard." At first step, you're in a wine shop. Select a wine, maybe some cheeses and meat (they'll plate 'em for ya), and head outside to grab a table and listen to live music daily. During peak hours, expect a line at the door. Beer and cocktails also available.
839 recommandé par les habitants
Bacchanal Fine Wine & Spirits
600 Poland AveNew Orleans' "favorite backyard." At first step, you're in a wine shop. Select a wine, maybe some cheeses and meat (they'll plate 'em for ya), and head outside to grab a table and listen to live music daily. During peak hours, expect a line at the door. Beer and cocktails also available.
Bar AND restaurant! The food here is excellent. Lori's favorite cocktail on the planet is C&T's Scotch and Coconut. Cannot beat the ambiance at this French Quarter bar. Some of the world's best bartenders behind the stick. Must-try.
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Cane and Table
1113 Decatur StBar AND restaurant! The food here is excellent. Lori's favorite cocktail on the planet is C&T's Scotch and Coconut. Cannot beat the ambiance at this French Quarter bar. Some of the world's best bartenders behind the stick. Must-try.
Local hangout with good bar food, sports on TV, Sunday crawfish boils in-season.
392 recommandé par les habitants
Surrey's Café & Juice Bar
1418 Magazine StreetLocal hangout with good bar food, sports on TV, Sunday crawfish boils in-season.
Kajun's Pub
2256 St Claude Avein case you need to karaoke
Swing lesson + live music every Sunday; lots of comedy, drag, and burlesque on Friday + Saturday. Beautiful classic cabaret lounge.
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Allways Lounge and Theater
2240 St Claude AveSwing lesson + live music every Sunday; lots of comedy, drag, and burlesque on Friday + Saturday. Beautiful classic cabaret lounge.
Variety of programming: comedy, burlesque, DJs, and live music. Check their website or Facebook to see what's on tonight. Fry & Pie out back (french fries with different toppings, served in a pie tin).
297 recommandé par les habitants
Hi-Ho Lounge
2239 St Claude AveVariety of programming: comedy, burlesque, DJs, and live music. Check their website or Facebook to see what's on tonight. Fry & Pie out back (french fries with different toppings, served in a pie tin).
Okay Bar
1700 Port StreetTACOS.
Don't miss out on an historic venue and the outstanding Preservation Hall Jazz Band. Sometimes "the Hall" hosts other acts, check their website.
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Preservation Hall
726 St PeterDon't miss out on an historic venue and the outstanding Preservation Hall Jazz Band. Sometimes "the Hall" hosts other acts, check their website.
This is the tip of the iceberg. Start (or finish) your night on Frenchmen Street here. Lots of jazz music venues on this three block stretch. Sometimes other music genres, too!
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The Spotted Cat Music Club
623 Frenchmen StThis is the tip of the iceberg. Start (or finish) your night on Frenchmen Street here. Lots of jazz music venues on this three block stretch. Sometimes other music genres, too!
Shop here for your own bottle to go (or to stay w/ corkage fee) or sip wine by the glass from their bar. Cozy, local hangout.
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Faubourg Wines
2805 St Claude AveShop here for your own bottle to go (or to stay w/ corkage fee) or sip wine by the glass from their bar. Cozy, local hangout.
Entertainment & Activities
Bar, restaurant, and POOL. Dine indoors like usual, or pay a $15 entry fee to sit by the POOL. This place -used- to be clothing optional, and they are famous for their (less frequent these days) Saturday Drag Brunch.
451 recommandé par les habitants
The Country Club
634 Louisa StreetBar, restaurant, and POOL. Dine indoors like usual, or pay a $15 entry fee to sit by the POOL. This place -used- to be clothing optional, and they are famous for their (less frequent these days) Saturday Drag Brunch.
WHO DAT // look for the spaceship! This is where our beloved New Orleans Saints play NFL football. It also served as shelter in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. City treasure.
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Mercedes-Benz Superdome
1500 Sugar Bowl DrWHO DAT // look for the spaceship! This is where our beloved New Orleans Saints play NFL football. It also served as shelter in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. City treasure.
Parks & Nature
City Park
1 Palm DrIt's bigger than Central Park in NYC! Wow! Stunning.
Walk through the Bywater Neighborhood along the Mississippi River. Quiet, clean, amazing views of downtown.
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Crescent Park
2300 N Peters StWalk through the Bywater Neighborhood along the Mississippi River. Quiet, clean, amazing views of downtown.
Audubon Park
6500 Magazine StFind the Tree of Life :)