Port on the River
Food scene
Just a few blocks down the street is one of the best Restaurants in the country. Chef Alon Shaya opened his second restaurant after Shaya which is also great and about a mile down Magazine. The Hummus is so good that it really is almost an entree. Wood-fired and pickled vegetables are also something that sets them apart from the other hundreds of great places in town.
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Saba
5757 Magazine StJust a few blocks down the street is one of the best Restaurants in the country. Chef Alon Shaya opened his second restaurant after Shaya which is also great and about a mile down Magazine. The Hummus is so good that it really is almost an entree. Wood-fired and pickled vegetables are also something that sets them apart from the other hundreds of great places in town.
Pricey but well worth it. Walking distance to genius fine-dining. Highlights are the squid ink pasta and the Octopus.
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Avo
5908 Magazine StPricey but well worth it. Walking distance to genius fine-dining. Highlights are the squid ink pasta and the Octopus.
One of the great things about New Orleans are these little "hole-in-the-wall" fine dining places that are tucked away in the neighborhood. This is one of the best. Personal favorite is the mussels.
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Patois
6078 Laurel StOne of the great things about New Orleans are these little "hole-in-the-wall" fine dining places that are tucked away in the neighborhood. This is one of the best. Personal favorite is the mussels.
Taqueria Corona
5932 Magazine StBest Flautas in town. Maybe anywhere.
Great breakfast 2 blocks away. There's a reason there's always a line. Well worth the wait.
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Toast
1845 Gentilly BoulevardGreat breakfast 2 blocks away. There's a reason there's always a line. Well worth the wait.
Breweries
This brewery is one of the first big microbreweries here in town. Tap room upstairs and down. Upper bar has a nice patio that overlooks the docks.
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NOLA Brewing Co.
3033 Tchoupitoulas StThis brewery is one of the first big microbreweries here in town. Tap room upstairs and down. Upper bar has a nice patio that overlooks the docks.
Likely your first stop if you're brewery hopping down Tchop. Also one of the newest. Lost of traditional styles of beer including a Mexican style that goes great with crawfish.
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Port of New Orleans
1350 Port of New Orleans PlLikely your first stop if you're brewery hopping down Tchop. Also one of the newest. Lost of traditional styles of beer including a Mexican style that goes great with crawfish.
One of our most recent breweries on Sixth around the corner from NOLA.
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Miel Brewery & Taproom
405 Sixth StOne of our most recent breweries on Sixth around the corner from NOLA.
This place is pretty fun and also...
surprisingly kid friendly. In fact the kids will likely love it. Huge warehouse with a video game area and a bunch of other stuff to do. There flagship beers Holy Roller and Paradise Park are both great beers you can find anywhere in the city.
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Urban South Brewery
1645 Tchoupitoulas StThis place is pretty fun and also...
surprisingly kid friendly. In fact the kids will likely love it. Huge warehouse with a video game area and a bunch of other stuff to do. There flagship beers Holy Roller and Paradise Park are both great beers you can find anywhere in the city.