Guidebook for New Orleans
Food Scene
Mojo Coffee House
1500 Magazine Stgreat coffee, very close!
Great Po-boys, great simple southern breakfast and donuts to die for!
and also delicious soul food, great price/quality.
16 locals recommend
Freret Street Poboys and Donuts
4701 Freret StreetGreat Po-boys, great simple southern breakfast and donuts to die for!
and also delicious soul food, great price/quality.
Dat Dog
5030 Freret Stbeautiful outdoor seating, family friendly.
one of the best sushi in town that you can get.
i love the oyster roll when they have it as a special, its lightly battered friedm the oyster are juicy and served with remoulade sauce, un delice!
45 locals recommend
Origami Restaurant
5130 Freret Stone of the best sushi in town that you can get.
i love the oyster roll when they have it as a special, its lightly battered friedm the oyster are juicy and served with remoulade sauce, un delice!
Village Coffee
5335 Freret Streetdescent coffee, big place with patio. A lot of Tulane kids.
Mint Modern Vietnamese
5100 Freret StModern take on vietnamese food.Reasonably priced and good.
first saturday of each month. it is a neighborhood market with food, art, jewelry etc. And live music.
20 locals recommend
Freret Market
4421 Freret Stfirst saturday of each month. it is a neighborhood market with food, art, jewelry etc. And live music.
Drinks & Nightlife
Cure
4905 Freret Stit is a mixology Bar. Fancy delicious cocktails in a reconverted firehouse.
The Other Bar
a neighborhood bar.
Gasa Gasa
4920 Freret StLive music,drinks, patio.
Parks & Nature
Park design by Audubon, Beautiful scenery, i think the loop is about a mile around.
12 locals recommend
Audubon Park Trail
Audubon Park TrailPark design by Audubon, Beautiful scenery, i think the loop is about a mile around.
Audubon Park
6500 Magazine StA beautiful Zoo architecture, a lazy river water park.
Local spot for picnics, play soccer or other team sport, BbQ, crawfish boils. And watch the sunset, you can catch the trail on the levee from there and bicycle.
110 locals recommend
Audubon Riverview Park
6500 Magazine StLocal spot for picnics, play soccer or other team sport, BbQ, crawfish boils. And watch the sunset, you can catch the trail on the levee from there and bicycle.
on the side of the zoo is one of the oldest Oak tree around. Huge trunk, there is a meditation walk by it too. Great place to hangout after a bike ride.
21 locals recommend
Tree of Life
East Driveon the side of the zoo is one of the oldest Oak tree around. Huge trunk, there is a meditation walk by it too. Great place to hangout after a bike ride.
Beautiful park, it has the NOMA ( New Orleans Modern Art museum), an amazing scultpure garden, a relaxing botanical garden. A lot of attractions for kids like an old Carrousel and a wanderland park.
1516 locals recommend
City Park
1 Palm DrBeautiful park, it has the NOMA ( New Orleans Modern Art museum), an amazing scultpure garden, a relaxing botanical garden. A lot of attractions for kids like an old Carrousel and a wanderland park.
Arts & Culture
Cabildo
701 Chartres StMardi Gras World
1380 Port of New Orleans Placeit is a mardi gras museum.
Shopping
Jewelry store, inspired from the different iron work, gingerbread woodwork around the architecture of New Orleans. Reasonably priced.
Fleur D Orleans
3701A Magazine StJewelry store, inspired from the different iron work, gingerbread woodwork around the architecture of New Orleans. Reasonably priced.