Guidebook for New Orleans

Dave
Guidebook for New Orleans

Food Scene

Close and convenient. Coast Roast for coffee. Great drinks and lively space.
466 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
St. Roch Market
2381 St Claude Ave
466 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Close and convenient. Coast Roast for coffee. Great drinks and lively space.
Funky interpretation of Chinese food. Hipster Friendly. Reasonable prices. Amy is the owner and she slays! They stay open late too.
149 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Red's Chinese
3048 St Claude Ave
149 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Funky interpretation of Chinese food. Hipster Friendly. Reasonable prices. Amy is the owner and she slays! They stay open late too.
Gorgeous spot. Best new restaurants in America list 2016/2017. Outdoor dining. $$$$
143 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
N7
1117 Montegut St
143 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Gorgeous spot. Best new restaurants in America list 2016/2017. Outdoor dining. $$$$
If you want pizza delivery - this is IT in New Orleans. Steve is our favorite delivery person!!!! We love the ceasar salad with anchovies (ask for them on the side and dressing too if you are getting delivery!)
460 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Pizza Delicious
617 Piety St
460 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
If you want pizza delivery - this is IT in New Orleans. Steve is our favorite delivery person!!!! We love the ceasar salad with anchovies (ask for them on the side and dressing too if you are getting delivery!)
If you love burgers and beer then head over here!!! The Monahan family along with long-time employee "lloyd" created the first REAL restaurant on St. Claude . . . casual and great. We love Pauli the barman. The Boxcar Burger is terrific. Beer selection on tap is extensive with lots of local and regional brews.
116 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Junction Bar & Grill
3021 St Claude Ave
116 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
If you love burgers and beer then head over here!!! The Monahan family along with long-time employee "lloyd" created the first REAL restaurant on St. Claude . . . casual and great. We love Pauli the barman. The Boxcar Burger is terrific. Beer selection on tap is extensive with lots of local and regional brews.

Drinks & Nightlife

Entertainment street has morphed over the years on this stretch of Frenchman Street from Esplanade and ending at Royal Street & Washington Square Park. Blue, Traditional Jazz, National acts (at Snug Harbor catch the Marsalis Family on any given night and Charmaine Neville is a regular) or check out DBA, Spotted Cat, Apple Barrel, Blue Nile and more. There is a nightly art market . . .only a 7 minute stroll from the house! Cab it back though if it's late!
655 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Frenchmen Street
655 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Entertainment street has morphed over the years on this stretch of Frenchman Street from Esplanade and ending at Royal Street & Washington Square Park. Blue, Traditional Jazz, National acts (at Snug Harbor catch the Marsalis Family on any given night and Charmaine Neville is a regular) or check out DBA, Spotted Cat, Apple Barrel, Blue Nile and more. There is a nightly art market . . .only a 7 minute stroll from the house! Cab it back though if it's late!

Sightseeing

No visit to New Orleans would be complete without spending time in The French Quarter! May I suggest one very, very secret place . . . The rooftop at the OMNI hotel at St. Louis and Chartres street. Ask for a key from the front desk (during daylight hours!) and just say you would like to see the view. If they balk, tell them you will buy a drink from the bar in the Rib Room (their restaurant - quite good!) and that should do it. The view overlooking the French Quarter makes you feel like you are in Paris. And, it will really give you a perspective of the Mississippi River and the Crescent curve hence the name, The Crescent City.
790 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
French Quarter
790 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
No visit to New Orleans would be complete without spending time in The French Quarter! May I suggest one very, very secret place . . . The rooftop at the OMNI hotel at St. Louis and Chartres street. Ask for a key from the front desk (during daylight hours!) and just say you would like to see the view. If they balk, tell them you will buy a drink from the bar in the Rib Room (their restaurant - quite good!) and that should do it. The view overlooking the French Quarter makes you feel like you are in Paris. And, it will really give you a perspective of the Mississippi River and the Crescent curve hence the name, The Crescent City.
Take a ferry ride across to Historic Algiers Point and see New Orleans from another perspective. Have a drink at the old point bar and see the intact enclave of historic house. Watch the ferry time or its a cab ride back!
68 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Algiers Ferry Terminal station
68 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Take a ferry ride across to Historic Algiers Point and see New Orleans from another perspective. Have a drink at the old point bar and see the intact enclave of historic house. Watch the ferry time or its a cab ride back!

Arts & Culture

2nd Saturday of the month is the St. Claude Art Walk - lots of galleries. Check out the schedule at The New Orleans Arts Center and go from there.
University of New Orleans St. Claude Gallery
2429 St Claude Ave
2nd Saturday of the month is the St. Claude Art Walk - lots of galleries. Check out the schedule at The New Orleans Arts Center and go from there.

Shopping

Classy and refined and anchors the permanent shops at The French Market. Start at Pop City to kick off your shopping. They feature the Nola Arrow shirt - best new orleans shirt around. And, a bunch of other designs. They make their own jewelry - the crescent collection - and kitchen wear, trivits, etc. with new orleans images. Great souvenirs - but classy. They carry reef and rainbow sandals - if your feet are tired! And, many great women's clothing brands along with "Be Nice or Leave" by iconic local artist Dr. Bob and Nurhan Gokturks award winning art. Check them out for sure.
Pop City
940 Decatur St
Classy and refined and anchors the permanent shops at The French Market. Start at Pop City to kick off your shopping. They feature the Nola Arrow shirt - best new orleans shirt around. And, a bunch of other designs. They make their own jewelry - the crescent collection - and kitchen wear, trivits, etc. with new orleans images. Great souvenirs - but classy. They carry reef and rainbow sandals - if your feet are tired! And, many great women's clothing brands along with "Be Nice or Leave" by iconic local artist Dr. Bob and Nurhan Gokturks award winning art. Check them out for sure.

Essentials

It's a food co-op. Great local selections. And, environmentally friendly household supplies. It's just a block and 1/2 away.
195 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
New Orleans Food Co-Op
2372 St Claude Ave
195 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
It's a food co-op. Great local selections. And, environmentally friendly household supplies. It's just a block and 1/2 away.
We love to shop local, but in case you need a pharmacy or regular supplies - this is your place. About a 5 minute cab ride.
461 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Walgreens
1100 Elysian Fields Ave
461 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
We love to shop local, but in case you need a pharmacy or regular supplies - this is your place. About a 5 minute cab ride.