Guidebook for New Orleans
Food Scene
the collard green melt is unbelievably good. Not open for dinner.
126 locals recommend
Turkey and the Wolf
739 Jackson Avenuethe collard green melt is unbelievably good. Not open for dinner.
From the same owners of Turkey & the Wolf. Walk from the house and enjoy breakfast or brunch. Get there a little earlier if you don't want to wait in line.
38 locals recommend
Molly's Rise and Shine
2368 Magazine StFrom the same owners of Turkey & the Wolf. Walk from the house and enjoy breakfast or brunch. Get there a little earlier if you don't want to wait in line.
Stein's Market and Deli
2207 Magazine StBagels, Reuben, great beer selection for purchase.
Donuts are instagram worthy
Breakfast sandwich is amazing
They also do sliders and other things
Quiet spot is usually the courtyard out back
266 locals recommend
District Donuts Sliders Brew
2209 Magazine StDonuts are instagram worthy
Breakfast sandwich is amazing
They also do sliders and other things
Quiet spot is usually the courtyard out back
French Truck Coffee
1200 Magazine StOne of my favorite coffee shops
Hivolt
1829 Sophie Wright PlAnother of my favorite coffee shops
Mojo Coffee House
1500 Magazine StMy very favorite coffee shop.
Hansen's Sno-Bliz
4801 Tchoupitoulas Stsnoball heaven
Tartine
7217 Perrier Stsolid casual French lunch place close to Audubon Park
The Munch Factory
6514 Congress DriveArts & Culture
If you are WWII buffs like us, add a 2nd day pass onto your ticket for just a few dollars more, divide your trip into 2 days and don't stress about seeing it all at once.
804 locals recommend
The National WWII Museum
945 Magazine StIf you are WWII buffs like us, add a 2nd day pass onto your ticket for just a few dollars more, divide your trip into 2 days and don't stress about seeing it all at once.
Ogden Museum of Southern Art
925 Camp Stcollection of Southern artists. Worth seeing.
Worth seeing their rotating exhibits.
Revelator coffee shop on site.
128 locals recommend
Contemporary Arts Center
900 Camp StWorth seeing their rotating exhibits.
Revelator coffee shop on site.
Mardi Gras World
1380 Port of New Orleans PlGo see how Mardi Gras floats are made
Shopping
Beautifully curated home store.
Go all the way in the back to see an extra room
16 locals recommend
Sunday Shop
2025 Magazine StBeautifully curated home store.
Go all the way in the back to see an extra room
Grandmother's Buttons New Orleans
2105 Magazine StCute gift and clothing store.
Welcoming
Go inside to see the beautiful flowers that adorn Mardi Gras floats hanging from the ceiling.
9 locals recommend
Miette
2038 Magazine StGo inside to see the beautiful flowers that adorn Mardi Gras floats hanging from the ceiling.
Rouses Market
400 N Carrollton AveGrocery Store- lots of Louisiana products
Drinks & Nightlife
Nice scene, plenty of seating outdoors
Have 1 drink there, and another one a few doors down at Barrelproof. Both places often have popups and food trucks.
80 locals recommend
The Courtyard Brewery
1160 Camp StNice scene, plenty of seating outdoors
Have 1 drink there, and another one a few doors down at Barrelproof. Both places often have popups and food trucks.
Dark and welcoming, the bartenders are excellent. Barrel Proof is maybe my #2 favorite bar in town.
114 locals recommend
Barrel Proof
1201 Magazine StDark and welcoming, the bartenders are excellent. Barrel Proof is maybe my #2 favorite bar in town.
Tipitina's
501 Napoleon AveEverything Else
Aidan Gill For Men
2026 Magazine StBarber