Guidebook for New Orleans- Some of our favorites
Food Scene
If we seem obsessed with places to eat that is because THIS IS NEW ORLEANS!! Here are some of our favorite places to eat, mostly uptown and near by. We haven't listed many of the "famous" places, unless it's a favorite, because you will find out about those on your own. But in NOLA, the local neighborhood places can be every bit as great as the big names.
Just a neighborhood place with great, fresh po boys. Among the best in town, and our favorite. They get busy cause everything is made to order. Expect to wait or call in advance to order and pick up.
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Guy's Po-Boys
5259 Magazine StJust a neighborhood place with great, fresh po boys. Among the best in town, and our favorite. They get busy cause everything is made to order. Expect to wait or call in advance to order and pick up.
Another neighborhood joint - a classic and legendary place in the 'hood. Get in line, place your order, then go to the bar and get your drink and wait for a table. The roast beef po boy is a 12-15 napkin po boy!!
https://www.domilisespoboys.com
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Domilise's Po-Boy & Bar
5240 Annunciation StAnother neighborhood joint - a classic and legendary place in the 'hood. Get in line, place your order, then go to the bar and get your drink and wait for a table. The roast beef po boy is a 12-15 napkin po boy!!
https://www.domilisespoboys.com
What a Nawlins' Joint! Typical local place. Aint fancy, but great local seafood, poboys, red beans and rice. Oh, and did we mention the stuffed artichoke?
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Frankie & Johnny's
321 Arabella StreetWhat a Nawlins' Joint! Typical local place. Aint fancy, but great local seafood, poboys, red beans and rice. Oh, and did we mention the stuffed artichoke?
We love their mushroom pizza with olive oil only, plus a Caesar salad. But, there pizzas are just plain good. And it's close by.
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Theo's Neighborhood Pizza, Magazine
4218 Magazine StWe love their mushroom pizza with olive oil only, plus a Caesar salad. But, there pizzas are just plain good. And it's close by.
Very authentic Israeli street food, with great hummus and other favorites
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Tal's Hummus
4800 Magazine StVery authentic Israeli street food, with great hummus and other favorites
Why come to NOLA if you don’t get a real snowball from a real NOLA place? This is one of two to visit, uptown. Short drive from the house and probably our favorite. Try the chocolate or the nectar (get the cream version of both)
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Williams Plum Street Snowballs
1300 Burdette StWhy come to NOLA if you don’t get a real snowball from a real NOLA place? This is one of two to visit, uptown. Short drive from the house and probably our favorite. Try the chocolate or the nectar (get the cream version of both)
Why come to NOLA if you don’t get a real snowball from a real NOLA place? This is one of two FAMED NOLA snowball places to visit, uptown. Short walk from the house. If its not HOT weather, check to be sure they are open.
https://snobliz.square.site
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Hansen's Sno-Bliz
4801 Tchoupitoulas StWhy come to NOLA if you don’t get a real snowball from a real NOLA place? This is one of two FAMED NOLA snowball places to visit, uptown. Short walk from the house. If its not HOT weather, check to be sure they are open.
https://snobliz.square.site
Great creole food in an uptown neighborhood that tourists don't find. Upscale, but not necessarily dressy. Call for a reservation - its small. One of our favorites. If they can't accommodate you, a block away is Patois- French, and really good, too. A "find."
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Clancy's Restaurant
6100 Annunciation StGreat creole food in an uptown neighborhood that tourists don't find. Upscale, but not necessarily dressy. Call for a reservation - its small. One of our favorites. If they can't accommodate you, a block away is Patois- French, and really good, too. A "find."
Patois
6078 Laurel StElegant, and superb
On Magazine, 10 minutes from the house. Small. ELEGANT - old fashioned service and food presentation - just wonderful upscale NOLA food. Get a reservation!
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Bistro Daisy
5831 Magazine StOn Magazine, 10 minutes from the house. Small. ELEGANT - old fashioned service and food presentation - just wonderful upscale NOLA food. Get a reservation!
Fresh DELICIOUS pastries plus coffee, breakfast, lunch, etc. A least go for the wonderful aroma and to lust at their pastry case
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La Boulangerie
4600 Magazine StFresh DELICIOUS pastries plus coffee, breakfast, lunch, etc. A least go for the wonderful aroma and to lust at their pastry case
On our top 10 list. Peruvian food that is just wonderful. Be sure to get a pisco sour, too
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Tito's Ceviche & Pisco
5015 Magazine StOn our top 10 list. Peruvian food that is just wonderful. Be sure to get a pisco sour, too
Some say it is the best restaurant in town, and certainly won that honor a year or two ago. Elegant, scrumptious nouveau Israeli cuisine. Get your reservations early - they fill up.
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Saba
5757 Magazine StSome say it is the best restaurant in town, and certainly won that honor a year or two ago. Elegant, scrumptious nouveau Israeli cuisine. Get your reservations early - they fill up.
Nice New Orleans style restaurant with a lot of Cajun, Creole and fish options. Also a great weekend brunch with tables outside for when the weather permits.
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Atchafalaya
901 Louisiana AveNice New Orleans style restaurant with a lot of Cajun, Creole and fish options. Also a great weekend brunch with tables outside for when the weather permits.
A 7-10 minute walk from the house. Nice somewhat upper scale bistro serving American, Cajun/Creole, seafood and Contemporary cuisines
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Apolline
4729 Magazine StA 7-10 minute walk from the house. Nice somewhat upper scale bistro serving American, Cajun/Creole, seafood and Contemporary cuisines
This is become one of our nearby favorites since it opened early in the “pandemic” year. Delicious middle eastern food!
Saj
4126 Magazine StreetThis is become one of our nearby favorites since it opened early in the “pandemic” year. Delicious middle eastern food!
Fairly new, upscale Indian restaurant about which we hear great things.
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Saffron nola
4128 Magazine StFairly new, upscale Indian restaurant about which we hear great things.
Also on our top 10 list. This is the place that really started the creole trend, and made NOLA the foodie city it is. A MUST Go place. We especially love their Sunday Jazz Brunch, but their lunch specials are a well kept local secret bargain
THIS IS TRULY ONE THE THE GREAT NOLA RESTAURANTS. So, go it you can. A well known secret is that lunch is an amazing bargain, less crowded and brings everything your will get at dinner. The Sunday Jazz Brunch is so much fun, and so great. But, get a reservation in advance
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Commander's Palace
1403 Washington AveAlso on our top 10 list. This is the place that really started the creole trend, and made NOLA the foodie city it is. A MUST Go place. We especially love their Sunday Jazz Brunch, but their lunch specials are a well kept local secret bargain
THIS IS TRULY ONE THE THE GREAT NOLA RESTAURANTS. So, go it you can. A well known secret is that lunch is an amazing bargain, less crowded and brings everything your will get at dinner. The Sunday Jazz Brunch is so much fun, and so great. But, get a reservation in advance
Very close to the house and an excellent French style, upscale
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La Petite Grocery
4238 Magazine StVery close to the house and an excellent French style, upscale
This is a famous and classic New Orleans neighborhood restaurant. They closed all summer, but if you’re in New Orleans in the fall and winter, it is renowned for its oysters and it’s oyster loaf. Very small. Check it out. It’s only a 10 minute walk from the house
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Casamento's Restaurant
4330 Magazine StThis is a famous and classic New Orleans neighborhood restaurant. They closed all summer, but if you’re in New Orleans in the fall and winter, it is renowned for its oysters and it’s oyster loaf. Very small. Check it out. It’s only a 10 minute walk from the house
Superior Seafood & Oyster Bar
4338 Saint Charles AvenueEnjoy authentic and fresh Thai cuisine in this cute little spot on Magazine. Owned by a Thai chef who moved to NOLA with her university business professor husband
Pomelo
4113 Magazine StreetEnjoy authentic and fresh Thai cuisine in this cute little spot on Magazine. Owned by a Thai chef who moved to NOLA with her university business professor husband
A real, classic NOLA neighborhood place. Great seafood, Italian, poboy and creole fare. One of our favorite places to bring friends and families who are visiting. BIG portions, so order accordingly. Also, check out the marker showing where the flood line was after Hurricane Katrina. Hard to believe. (Not in our 'hood, but worth a short drive to visit)
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Mandina's Restaurant
3800 Canal StA real, classic NOLA neighborhood place. Great seafood, Italian, poboy and creole fare. One of our favorite places to bring friends and families who are visiting. BIG portions, so order accordingly. Also, check out the marker showing where the flood line was after Hurricane Katrina. Hard to believe. (Not in our 'hood, but worth a short drive to visit)
The best locally made gelato in town. A classic, old time, family owned NOLA place in Mid-City. Also has great Italian bakery items and cappuccino. Often has a line, but it goes fast and they have a good amount of seating inside. We'd go all the time if our waists allowed! (Also not in the hood, but worth the visit, especially if eating at Mandina's or Venezia's or one of the many nearby mid-city restaurants. Also, read about their Katrina recovery when there))
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Angelo Brocato
214 N Carrollton AveThe best locally made gelato in town. A classic, old time, family owned NOLA place in Mid-City. Also has great Italian bakery items and cappuccino. Often has a line, but it goes fast and they have a good amount of seating inside. We'd go all the time if our waists allowed! (Also not in the hood, but worth the visit, especially if eating at Mandina's or Venezia's or one of the many nearby mid-city restaurants. Also, read about their Katrina recovery when there))
Just 3 blocks away and very popular. One review said "Beef tacos so damn good I almost ate the packaging they came on." Another commented about "Great outside seating with amazing food!!! They have two veggie option tacos (mushroom or sweet potato) that can be made vegan by removing cheese." And then "The Mezcal margarita is the single best rocks margarita I have had in New Orleans."
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Barracuda
3984 Tchoupitoulas StJust 3 blocks away and very popular. One review said "Beef tacos so damn good I almost ate the packaging they came on." Another commented about "Great outside seating with amazing food!!! They have two veggie option tacos (mushroom or sweet potato) that can be made vegan by removing cheese." And then "The Mezcal margarita is the single best rocks margarita I have had in New Orleans."
Nice place for lunch - offers large variety of international artisan and farmhouse cheeses not found in other shops. 15 minute walk from the Tchoup house
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St. James Cheese Company - Uptown
5004 Prytania StNice place for lunch - offers large variety of international artisan and farmhouse cheeses not found in other shops. 15 minute walk from the Tchoup house
Might not look like much from outside, but one of our favorite neighborhood places, offering southern style "comfort foods" and a friendly atmosphere. Check out Freret St between Napoleon and Jefferson Ave for a large number of shops, joints and eateries
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The High Hat Cafe
4500 Freret StreetMight not look like much from outside, but one of our favorite neighborhood places, offering southern style "comfort foods" and a friendly atmosphere. Check out Freret St between Napoleon and Jefferson Ave for a large number of shops, joints and eateries
A ride or uber from the house, but check it out - the place that really started the creole/soul food movement. Great fried chicken, shrimp clemenceau, red beans and rice, stuffed shrimp and more.
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Dooky Chase Restaurant
2301 Orleans AveA ride or uber from the house, but check it out - the place that really started the creole/soul food movement. Great fried chicken, shrimp clemenceau, red beans and rice, stuffed shrimp and more.
Another Freret St corridor favorite - great for breakfast or lunch, and right next door to a everything-made-in-house ice cream shop!
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BEARCAT CAFE UPTOWN
2521 Jena StAnother Freret St corridor favorite - great for breakfast or lunch, and right next door to a everything-made-in-house ice cream shop!
Locally owned, making everything in house in fresh small batches. Plus the owner is the nicest guy, and loves to have you sample is often-interesting and unique flavors. Also in the Freret St corridor near Napoleon Ave
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Ice Cream 504
2511 Jena StLocally owned, making everything in house in fresh small batches. Plus the owner is the nicest guy, and loves to have you sample is often-interesting and unique flavors. Also in the Freret St corridor near Napoleon Ave
A locally run chain that popped up after Katrina in response to the NOLA diaspora wanting to come home so bad ( you know, click your ruby slippers and say "There's no place like home!"). A favorite breakfast and lunch spot with several locations in the city, the closest being on Magazine near Washington Ave. Great biscuits, bananas foster pain perdu, and lots of local twists on stand-by breakfast
Ruby Slipper CBD
A locally run chain that popped up after Katrina in response to the NOLA diaspora wanting to come home so bad ( you know, click your ruby slippers and say "There's no place like home!"). A favorite breakfast and lunch spot with several locations in the city, the closest being on Magazine near Washington Ave. Great biscuits, bananas foster pain perdu, and lots of local twists on stand-by breakfast
A bit more "upscale" pizza place, if you would, serving specialty gourmet pizza. Nice bar with local craft beers and cocktails. Check out their week day happy hour for a nice bargain - Daily 3:00 to 5:00 PM with 1/2 price pizza, draft beer, wines by the glass, well cocktails.
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PIZZA domenica
4933 Magazine StA bit more "upscale" pizza place, if you would, serving specialty gourmet pizza. Nice bar with local craft beers and cocktails. Check out their week day happy hour for a nice bargain - Daily 3:00 to 5:00 PM with 1/2 price pizza, draft beer, wines by the glass, well cocktails.
Really nice bakery, also serving breakfast and lunch. They specialize in Organic Plant-Based Food. Its a short drive to Oak Street, or take the St Charles Streetcar "uptown" direction and hope off to walk down the several eclectic blocks of Oak Street - an old timey, recently renovated "business district/main street."
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Breads On Oak
8640 Oak StReally nice bakery, also serving breakfast and lunch. They specialize in Organic Plant-Based Food. Its a short drive to Oak Street, or take the St Charles Streetcar "uptown" direction and hope off to walk down the several eclectic blocks of Oak Street - an old timey, recently renovated "business district/main street."
This dive as been around for a while and is popular for breakfast and lunch. It's about 10-12 blocks down Magazine, so easy enough to walk to, and then you are right in the hear of a few great blocks of Magazine to shop and see the local sites. As they say "Our mission is to share the iconic cultural creole food and service standards that New Orleans is known for.... Freshness and creativity are our favorite ingredients. Our menu is varied and the service is unmatched. If you’re looking for a superb culinary experience, stop by or order online!"
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Slim Goodies Diner
3322 Magazine StThis dive as been around for a while and is popular for breakfast and lunch. It's about 10-12 blocks down Magazine, so easy enough to walk to, and then you are right in the hear of a few great blocks of Magazine to shop and see the local sites. As they say "Our mission is to share the iconic cultural creole food and service standards that New Orleans is known for.... Freshness and creativity are our favorite ingredients. Our menu is varied and the service is unmatched. If you’re looking for a superb culinary experience, stop by or order online!"
Drinks & Nightlife Uptown
There are a TON more in NOLA, but these are all nearby, uptown, and not on the tourist route!
This is the legendary uptown music spot- Check their website for who is playing and for tickets. A 5" walk from the house.
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Типитинас
501 Napoleon AveThis is the legendary uptown music spot- Check their website for who is playing and for tickets. A 5" walk from the house.
Up at River Bend area, on Oak Street. Local Music most nights. Go early and cruise Oak Street
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Maple Leaf Bar
8316 Oak StUp at River Bend area, on Oak Street. Local Music most nights. Go early and cruise Oak Street
Nice neighborhood bar for the locals - just 7-10 minutes away by car, across from Whole Foods on Magazine St
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St. Joe's Bar
5535 Magazine StNice neighborhood bar for the locals - just 7-10 minutes away by car, across from Whole Foods on Magazine St
Henry's Uptown Bar
5101 Magazine StLocal hangout, friendly crowd
Le Bon Temps
4801 Magazine StA favourite neighborhood bar, with regular live music
Really nice brew house, with good "bar" food - and just across from the Tchoup house. Can't go wrong here
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Port Orleans Brewing Co.
4124 Tchoupitoulas StReally nice brew house, with good "bar" food - and just across from the Tchoup house. Can't go wrong here
Cure comes from the acclaimed and award winning CureCo. bar and restaurant group. Cure opened in 2009 on Freret St. and is largely credited with pioneering the craft cocktail movement in New Orleans and revitalizing the now bustling neighborhood. A decade later, Cure is a New Orleans mainstay that continues to champion classic cocktails and thoughtful innovative riffs on tried and true standbys.
Cure has been named one of “America’s Best Bars” by Esquire, listed as one of the “Best Cocktail Bars in the U.S.” by Food & Wine, and hailed among New Orleans’ best cocktail bars.
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Cure
4905 Freret StCure comes from the acclaimed and award winning CureCo. bar and restaurant group. Cure opened in 2009 on Freret St. and is largely credited with pioneering the craft cocktail movement in New Orleans and revitalizing the now bustling neighborhood. A decade later, Cure is a New Orleans mainstay that continues to champion classic cocktails and thoughtful innovative riffs on tried and true standbys.
Cure has been named one of “America’s Best Bars” by Esquire, listed as one of the “Best Cocktail Bars in the U.S.” by Food & Wine, and hailed among New Orleans’ best cocktail bars.
Just off Milan on Magazine this, this is a friendly, relaxed near by wine shop for tasting and buying wine. Known for a nice unique selection of exclusive wines and knowledgeable, passionate certified sommeliers to recommend the perfect selection , it is also very close to the house, and several nice restaurants
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Second Vine Wine
4212 Magazine StreetJust off Milan on Magazine this, this is a friendly, relaxed near by wine shop for tasting and buying wine. Known for a nice unique selection of exclusive wines and knowledgeable, passionate certified sommeliers to recommend the perfect selection , it is also very close to the house, and several nice restaurants
Well, Ms Mae's has been there forever! They did a big renovation job in the last couple of years and it's looking good. It's still just a neighborhood "joint" but full of character and characters. As they say "New Orleans' worst kept secret, a dive bar to outshine all dive bars, and a cheap place to enjoy the..." -
3 blocks from the house, Magazine at Napoleon, next to Casementos. Never closes
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The Club Ms Maes
4336 Magazine StWell, Ms Mae's has been there forever! They did a big renovation job in the last couple of years and it's looking good. It's still just a neighborhood "joint" but full of character and characters. As they say "New Orleans' worst kept secret, a dive bar to outshine all dive bars, and a cheap place to enjoy the..." -
3 blocks from the house, Magazine at Napoleon, next to Casementos. Never closes
Shopping
Local grocery chain, with lots of local products and good bakery. A big branch is just 2 blocks away from the Tchoup House at the corner of Napoleon Ave. It has everything you need in a grocery, wine and liquor store, or place to pick up foodie gifts to take home.
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Rouses Market
400 N Carrollton AveLocal grocery chain, with lots of local products and good bakery. A big branch is just 2 blocks away from the Tchoup House at the corner of Napoleon Ave. It has everything you need in a grocery, wine and liquor store, or place to pick up foodie gifts to take home.
This Whole Foods is in the historic "streetcar barn" at Arabella and Magazine. Check it out and visit the pictures and story of the building in the corridor along the Octavia St side
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Whole Foods Market
300 N Broad StThis Whole Foods is in the historic "streetcar barn" at Arabella and Magazine. Check it out and visit the pictures and story of the building in the corridor along the Octavia St side
Located at the corner of Louisiana and St Charles Ave so convenient to the house plus nice selection including prepared foods, and a nice local beer selection upstairs.
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The Fresh Market
3338 St Charles AveLocated at the corner of Louisiana and St Charles Ave so convenient to the house plus nice selection including prepared foods, and a nice local beer selection upstairs.
Getting Around
Hop the Tchoup Bus to head downtown and to the Quarter. Check out the route here: https://www.norta.com/Maps-Schedules/System-Map/Line.aspx?ID=10
Tchoupitoulas Street
Tchoupitoulas StreetHop the Tchoup Bus to head downtown and to the Quarter. Check out the route here: https://www.norta.com/Maps-Schedules/System-Map/Line.aspx?ID=10
Parks & Nature
Simply a beautiful well kept zoo and park. Plus give you a sense of what the area must have been like long ago, with the beautiful stately oaks, the the lagoons and the swamp area in the zoo
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Audubon Zoo station
Simply a beautiful well kept zoo and park. Plus give you a sense of what the area must have been like long ago, with the beautiful stately oaks, the the lagoons and the swamp area in the zoo
City Park is just wonderful and has so much is going on - a great place to go, with or without kids. In 2005, Hurricane Katrina flooded and decimated the entire park, which is one of the largest in all of North America. Every building, hundreds of old oaks, and all its equipment were severely impacted. But, City Park has returned with vengeance, and is now so worth a visit. Not only is it a beautiful display of urban nature with its stately trees and ancient lagoons in the middle of mid-city, but so much cultural and recreational development has gone on there since 2005 - the Sculpture Garden, the Botanical Garden , the return of 2 golf courses, miniature golf, Storybook Land, the Children's Museum, and of course, The N.O. Museum of Arts. Oh, and be sure to have beignets and coffee at the old casino, just near the arch bridge and the bandstand, while you are there!
Городской парк
City Park is just wonderful and has so much is going on - a great place to go, with or without kids. In 2005, Hurricane Katrina flooded and decimated the entire park, which is one of the largest in all of North America. Every building, hundreds of old oaks, and all its equipment were severely impacted. But, City Park has returned with vengeance, and is now so worth a visit. Not only is it a beautiful display of urban nature with its stately trees and ancient lagoons in the middle of mid-city, but so much cultural and recreational development has gone on there since 2005 - the Sculpture Garden, the Botanical Garden , the return of 2 golf courses, miniature golf, Storybook Land, the Children's Museum, and of course, The N.O. Museum of Arts. Oh, and be sure to have beignets and coffee at the old casino, just near the arch bridge and the bandstand, while you are there!
A lot of people don't realize that there is a National Park right in the NOLA metro area, where you can see and experience a beautifully preserved natural swamp. Check it out!
"With more than 26,000 acres of wild Louisiana wetlands, the Barataria Preserve's hardwood forest, swamp, bayous, and marsh offer trails, picnic areas, fishing, hunting (in season and with permits), and wildlife viewing. Visitor center films and exhibits explain the wetlands habitat and current environmental challenges; ranger programs are offered daily. Programs at the environmental education center are available by reservation. Admission to the preserve and to most programs is free."
The park Service also runs a French Quarter Victor's Center with Ranger-led talks.
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Национальный исторический парк и заповедник Жан Лафитт
A lot of people don't realize that there is a National Park right in the NOLA metro area, where you can see and experience a beautifully preserved natural swamp. Check it out!
"With more than 26,000 acres of wild Louisiana wetlands, the Barataria Preserve's hardwood forest, swamp, bayous, and marsh offer trails, picnic areas, fishing, hunting (in season and with permits), and wildlife viewing. Visitor center films and exhibits explain the wetlands habitat and current environmental challenges; ranger programs are offered daily. Programs at the environmental education center are available by reservation. Admission to the preserve and to most programs is free."
The park Service also runs a French Quarter Victor's Center with Ranger-led talks.
Everyone needs to visit City Park when in NOLA, and a stroll thru this beautiful botanical garden should be a part of that visit.
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Ботанический сад Нового Орлеана
5 Victory AveEveryone needs to visit City Park when in NOLA, and a stroll thru this beautiful botanical garden should be a part of that visit.
Arts & Culture
Национальный музей Второй мировой войны
945 Magazine StSpend a day - a must-do
A very very unique and important museum. The only plantation house presented from the perspective of the enslaved. Does not glorify the antebellum life and its horrendous abuse of its enslaved individuals. Be sure to check it out. Worth a visit an hour upstream of NOLA
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Whitney Plantation
5099 LA-18A very very unique and important museum. The only plantation house presented from the perspective of the enslaved. Does not glorify the antebellum life and its horrendous abuse of its enslaved individuals. Be sure to check it out. Worth a visit an hour upstream of NOLA
Simply a beautiful well kept zoo and park. Plus give you a sense of what the area must have been like long ago, with the beautiful stately oaks, the the lagoons and the swamp area in the zoo
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Зоопарк Одубон
6500 Magazine StSimply a beautiful well kept zoo and park. Plus give you a sense of what the area must have been like long ago, with the beautiful stately oaks, the the lagoons and the swamp area in the zoo
This is the place to look and find live music in NOLA: https://www.wwoz.org/calendar/livewire-music
WWOZ is a great radio station and website, where you can listen to NOLA music 24-7. But this LiveWire section lists all of the upcoming live music around the city, and is a must for those looking what to do and where to go.
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WWOZ New Orleans - 90.7 FM
600 N Peters StThis is the place to look and find live music in NOLA: https://www.wwoz.org/calendar/livewire-music
WWOZ is a great radio station and website, where you can listen to NOLA music 24-7. But this LiveWire section lists all of the upcoming live music around the city, and is a must for those looking what to do and where to go.
Preservation Hall is famous, BUT, take a few minutes to look at this website called "A Closer Walk - New Orleans Music History, Block by Block" It is a terrific website: https://acloserwalknola.com
It lists LOTS of places to visit in NOLA that are off the radar, but all relate to NOLA's amazing history and tradition of music.
Take a look and maybe pursue a few spots, but, at least learn more about the tradition of music in the Crescent City/Big Easy!
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Презервейшн Холл
726 St PeterPreservation Hall is famous, BUT, take a few minutes to look at this website called "A Closer Walk - New Orleans Music History, Block by Block" It is a terrific website: https://acloserwalknola.com
It lists LOTS of places to visit in NOLA that are off the radar, but all relate to NOLA's amazing history and tradition of music.
Take a look and maybe pursue a few spots, but, at least learn more about the tradition of music in the Crescent City/Big Easy!
Located near the WW 2
Museum so combine this stop and make it a day
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Музей южного искусства Огдена
925 Camp StLocated near the WW 2
Museum so combine this stop and make it a day
Recently opened in 2021, a fascinating look at the role of the Jewish community in the south- something largely unknown to many from other parts of the country
Museum of the Southern Jewish Experience
818 Howard AvenueRecently opened in 2021, a fascinating look at the role of the Jewish community in the south- something largely unknown to many from other parts of the country
Make NOMA a stop on your day at City Park - a nicely done, classic museum. Nice cafe, good rotating exhibits. Get out of the heat and 'get cultured' for a while! Then go rent a swan boat or walk thru the Sculpture Garden in City Park for the afternoon
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Художественный музей Нового Орлеана
1 Collins Diboll CirMake NOMA a stop on your day at City Park - a nicely done, classic museum. Nice cafe, good rotating exhibits. Get out of the heat and 'get cultured' for a while! Then go rent a swan boat or walk thru the Sculpture Garden in City Park for the afternoon
Always on our list of recommended things to do when there is nice weather and you are going to spend the day at City Park - it will not disappoint. And see the Botanical Gardens, near by, before you head over for Beignets and Coffee in the old Casino
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Sculpture Garden
1 Collins Diboll CirAlways on our list of recommended things to do when there is nice weather and you are going to spend the day at City Park - it will not disappoint. And see the Botanical Gardens, near by, before you head over for Beignets and Coffee in the old Casino
Neighborhoods
Magazine Streetwhich is 3 blocks from the house runs from downtown all the way, parallel to the river, to River Road at river bend and represents so much that is really NOLA- architecture, great food, unique shopping, and of course, the people. It is real - not there just for tourists, though you are welcome of course. Several different sections have great shopping and eating, most of them local places with few national brands. So, pick an area, and WALK, EAT, SHOP! Our place is close to a couple of great sections for this. You can take Magazine 'uptown' from Napoleon all the way to Audubon Park (about a 40 minute stroll), and do very well thank you. (That is our part of Magazine!) Or go downtown from Napoleon Ave, too. The most concentrated section of shopping and eating will be from Louisiana Ave to Washington Ave, and then again in the garden district, from Jackson Ave to Felicity.
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Улица Магазин
Magazine StreetMagazine Streetwhich is 3 blocks from the house runs from downtown all the way, parallel to the river, to River Road at river bend and represents so much that is really NOLA- architecture, great food, unique shopping, and of course, the people. It is real - not there just for tourists, though you are welcome of course. Several different sections have great shopping and eating, most of them local places with few national brands. So, pick an area, and WALK, EAT, SHOP! Our place is close to a couple of great sections for this. You can take Magazine 'uptown' from Napoleon all the way to Audubon Park (about a 40 minute stroll), and do very well thank you. (That is our part of Magazine!) Or go downtown from Napoleon Ave, too. The most concentrated section of shopping and eating will be from Louisiana Ave to Washington Ave, and then again in the garden district, from Jackson Ave to Felicity.