Guidebook for New Orleans
Food Scene
One of the most beautiful courtyards in the city to enjoy on a sunny afternoon. Excellent food and great cocktails.
115 locals recommend
Cafe Amelie
900 Royal StOne of the most beautiful courtyards in the city to enjoy on a sunny afternoon. Excellent food and great cocktails.
This upscale diner is a great brunch or lunch spot. Try the soft shell crab po-boy, or throw some fried oysters on their BLT salad.
67 locals recommend
Stanley Restaurant
547 St Ann StThis upscale diner is a great brunch or lunch spot. Try the soft shell crab po-boy, or throw some fried oysters on their BLT salad.
This hidden gem is probably the most charming bakery, coffee shop or cafe you'll find on this side of Paris.
102 locals recommend
Croissant D'Or Patisserie
617 Ursulines AveThis hidden gem is probably the most charming bakery, coffee shop or cafe you'll find on this side of Paris.
An impressive wine list, an excellent kitchen, and exceptionally friendly and knowledgeable staff. No dress code, just steps off of Bourbon Street, and free bacon during happy hour!
35 locals recommend
Orleans Grapevine Wine Bar & Bistro
720 Orleans StAn impressive wine list, an excellent kitchen, and exceptionally friendly and knowledgeable staff. No dress code, just steps off of Bourbon Street, and free bacon during happy hour!
The best Margaritas around, and you can grab one to-go if you don't feel like sitting down for great Mexican food. Try a Carrot and Lime, a Pineapple and Cilantro, or for the brave, the spicy hot Diablo.
40 locals recommend
El Gato Negro - French Market
81 French Market PlThe best Margaritas around, and you can grab one to-go if you don't feel like sitting down for great Mexican food. Try a Carrot and Lime, a Pineapple and Cilantro, or for the brave, the spicy hot Diablo.
Congregation Coffee Roasters
240 Pelican AveAn upscale urban neighborhood coffee spot.
Drinks & Nightlife
A great neighborhood bar and restaurant. Grab a quick drink to-go for your ride on the ferry, or sit a while and have a good meal.
54 locals recommend
Dry Dock Cafe
133 Delaronde StA great neighborhood bar and restaurant. Grab a quick drink to-go for your ride on the ferry, or sit a while and have a good meal.
About as authentic of a traditional English Pub as you'll find anywhere...
73 locals recommend
Crown & Anchor English Pub
200 Pelican AveAbout as authentic of a traditional English Pub as you'll find anywhere...
Getting a seat at the Carousel can be tricky, but it's worth it to enjoy one of the best made traditional cocktails New Orleans has to offer.
251 locals recommend
Carousel Bar
214 Royal StGetting a seat at the Carousel can be tricky, but it's worth it to enjoy one of the best made traditional cocktails New Orleans has to offer.
A friendly neighborhood bar. Though it's a gay bar, the crowd is mixed and all are welcome. Great kitchen for snacks or a light meal also.
10 locals recommend
700 Club
700 Burgundy StA friendly neighborhood bar. Though it's a gay bar, the crowd is mixed and all are welcome. Great kitchen for snacks or a light meal also.
Good combo of a neighborhood bar and a sports bar. Huge draft selection. Free beer until the first touchdown during Saints games.
13 locals recommend
Turtle Bay
1119 Decatur StGood combo of a neighborhood bar and a sports bar. Huge draft selection. Free beer until the first touchdown during Saints games.
Arts & Culture
This is one of the most impressive museums in the country, hands down. Whether you're a WWII buff, or know little to nothing about it, you're sure to be impressed.
804 locals recommend
The National WWII Museum
945 Magazine StThis is one of the most impressive museums in the country, hands down. Whether you're a WWII buff, or know little to nothing about it, you're sure to be impressed.
A notable collection of works by both established and up-and-coming Southern artists.
315 locals recommend
Ogden Museum of Southern Art
925 Camp StA notable collection of works by both established and up-and-coming Southern artists.
New Orleans Museum of Art
1 Collins Diboll CirContemporary Arts Center
900 Camp StNew Orleans Pharmacy Museum
514 Chartres StGetting Around
The Ferry departs from Algiers on the hour and half hour. The fare is $2, and they cannot make change. Sunday-Thursday, the last ferry leaves Canal Street at 945pm, 1145pm on Friday & Saturday.
68 locals recommend
Algiers Ferry Terminal station
The Ferry departs from Algiers on the hour and half hour. The fare is $2, and they cannot make change. Sunday-Thursday, the last ferry leaves Canal Street at 945pm, 1145pm on Friday & Saturday.
Essentials
Rouses Market
400 N Carrollton AveEntertainment & Activities
New Orleans' first Escape Room - a fun and unique way to pass an hour. Great for couples or small groups.
10 locals recommend
Clue Carré
830 Union StNew Orleans' first Escape Room - a fun and unique way to pass an hour. Great for couples or small groups.