as a local, I think this is the best gumbo in the city...but i'm ready to be proved wrong though ;)
Atchafalaya is an underlooked brunch gem. Be on the lookout for the duck hash, AND the “Eggs Treme”; a Benedict variation featuring a boudin cake, poached eggs, popcorn crawfish, and hollandaise. อ่านเพิ่มเติม
Louis Armstrong Park was created to preserve Congo Square and to honor Louis Armstrong. Congo Square was the historic meeting place of slaves in the 1800s. อ่านเพิ่มเติม
Monday-Friday from 3-6pm, enjoy $6 classic cocktails and wine by the glass. $5 snacks including conch croquettes, spiced pig ears, dirty rice arancini and more.
Best museum ever. Go talk to Robert and get schooled on everything you need to know about Mardi Gras Indians and second line parades.
Worth the trip out of the French Quarter. Best breakfast in New Orleans. Get the poached eggs on crab cakes. Or, the biscuits n' gravy. And don't miss a fresh juice. อ่านเพิ่มเติม
One of the best brunches in NOLA and really attentive staff. Try the speciality pancakes and some eggs. Sip on coffee and enjoy the greatness!
This is a locals bar. Totally cool laid back and cozy. Slip right in sit and have a beer. Act right if your not a local. #plugintobola
Home of the longtime signature drink, the Monsoon, a rum punch with a house mix of juices served in a big cup. It'll keep you snug. อ่านเพิ่มเติม
Treme happened here. Nicknamed after legendary blues musician Chester Burnett, Howlin' Wolf opened it's doors in 1988, nurturing the local, upbeat blues of New Orleans.
Legend has it that when Ernie K-Doe went to the big blues bar in Heaven, his widow opened up this shack, where you can catch great acts and the occasional Louisiana fish fry. Ask for what Ernie drank.
Don't miss the Soul Rebels on Thursday nights - They tear the roof off! Free Oysters on Friday & Dollar beer during Saints Games. Who could ask for more?? อ่านเพิ่มเติม
Try the absinthe, sit on the patio, stare at the cathedral, and drunk text your devout Catholic mom to let her know what you're doing.
A 1920s theatre converted into the only music venue recommended by locals in the Quarter. Favors local and international alternative rock and indie songwriters, plus local burlesque and freak shows.
Most of the menu is straight-up Creole, among the best in town. You will likely have to wait for a seat, but the Maple Leaf Bar is half a block away, so it’s no big deal. [Eater 38 Member]
Don't be afraid of Bayona if you're a vegetarian. There are several items on the menu that are easily made "safe." Or you can let the chef come up with something special.
New American cuisine in a classic atmosphere. Great service and dishes that are a combination of local flavored and French techniques. Nominated for a Janes Beard award. Try the fresh fish selection.
Late Night S.I.N. Special- A Miller High Life and a shot of Jameson $3.00! 1am-5am Sunday Nights/Monday Mornings!
If you want a local bar where everyone is friendly and the drinks are cheap this is your place! The fried green beans are amazing.
