Guidebook for New Orleans
Food Scene
great breakfast, lunch and diner with a nice back bar and outdoor seating.
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Red Dog Diner
3122 Magazine Stgreat breakfast, lunch and diner with a nice back bar and outdoor seating.
Coquette
2800 Magazine Stgreat food and drinks on the higher end scale.
Great sushi, drinks and outdoor patio. But sitting at the bar is a great way to enjoy this place.
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Sake Cafe uptown
2830 Magazine StGreat sushi, drinks and outdoor patio. But sitting at the bar is a great way to enjoy this place.
Its really more than a restaurant. For great poboys and seafood you have to go as well as a great bar and sports bar for any season.
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Tracey's
3226 Magazine StIts really more than a restaurant. For great poboys and seafood you have to go as well as a great bar and sports bar for any season.
also great poboys and sandwiches and a bar where you can eat and/or drink too!
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Parasol's
2533 Constance Stalso great poboys and sandwiches and a bar where you can eat and/or drink too!
ah so good you must stop by if you make it to the French Quarter.
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Coop's Place
1109 Decatur Stah so good you must stop by if you make it to the French Quarter.
The Ruby Slipper Cafe
200 Magazine StreetGood breakfast nearby
Hivolt
1829 Sophie Wright Plsome of the best coffee around with great food
great breakfast and lunch. A must on the list of places to eat. Closed on Mondays
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Stein's Market and Deli
2207 Magazine Stgreat breakfast and lunch. A must on the list of places to eat. Closed on Mondays
Pretty good local home dishes, ice cold goblets of beer, and all you can eat catfish.
100 Einheimische empfehlen
Joey K's
3001 Magazine StPretty good local home dishes, ice cold goblets of beer, and all you can eat catfish.
great local food but get there early there will be a line. no reservations under 5 people. Check out the Maple Leaf bar while you are here too.
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Jacques-Imo's
8324 Oak Stgreat local food but get there early there will be a line. no reservations under 5 people. Check out the Maple Leaf bar while you are here too.
Adolfo's
611 Frenchmen StGreat food with live music and bars footsteps away.
my favorite burger in town. other restaurants and bars nearby.
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The Company Burger
4600 Freret Stmy favorite burger in town. other restaurants and bars nearby.
Frankie & Johnny's
321 Arabella Streetgreat seafood place
Commander's Palace
1403 Washington AveSucre is a locally owned, mint green jewel box, selling European inspired petite entremets, gelato, fine chocolate truffles, French style macarons, and of course coffee!
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Sucré
3025 Magazine StSucre is a locally owned, mint green jewel box, selling European inspired petite entremets, gelato, fine chocolate truffles, French style macarons, and of course coffee!
Locally owned, absolutely delicious creperie and coffee house. Quirky staff, good service and great prices.
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DeVille Coffee House & Crêperie
2045 Magazine StLocally owned, absolutely delicious creperie and coffee house. Quirky staff, good service and great prices.
Drinks & Nightlife
the neighborhood bar close enough to crawl and remember it's Cash only. ATM on site and you will get buzzed in when you get there. If the sign is lit, they are open.
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Out In the Cold Inc
701 Sixth Stthe neighborhood bar close enough to crawl and remember it's Cash only. ATM on site and you will get buzzed in when you get there. If the sign is lit, they are open.
a local brewery within walking distance from the house with outside seating and more!
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NOLA Brewing Co.
3033 Tchoupitoulas Sta local brewery within walking distance from the house with outside seating and more!
73 Distillery - great place with a bar. Stop by for a tour of the local distillery, named for the 73 distinct neighborhoods in New Orleans. Pick up a St. Rock Vodka or Gentily Gin at your local store.
301 N Claiborne Ave
301 North Claiborne Avenue73 Distillery - great place with a bar. Stop by for a tour of the local distillery, named for the 73 distinct neighborhoods in New Orleans. Pick up a St. Rock Vodka or Gentily Gin at your local store.
Portside Lounge
3000 Dryades Stgreat vibes, pop up foods and live music in a Tiki bar.
Port Orleans Brewing Co.
4124 Tchoupitoulas Stoutdoor space, good beers, etc.
Maple Leaf Bar
8316 Oak Stgreat music and a bar. check it out!
check out all of Frenchmen St. between Royal St. and Decatur St.
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The Spotted Cat Music Club
623 Frenchmen Stcheck out all of Frenchmen St. between Royal St. and Decatur St.
The Courtyard Brewery
1160 Camp Stgreat place to visit, hangout and have beers!
A local hang out with cheap drinks, occasional food pop ups and many TVs for watching the games (but not a sports bar)
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Rendezvous Tavern
3101 Magazine StA local hang out with cheap drinks, occasional food pop ups and many TVs for watching the games (but not a sports bar)
Essentials
great place and not too far if you want to walk but they have room for parking if you choose to drive. Just don't get excited about all the restaurants and bars across the street and leave your car in their lot.
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Breaux Mart on Magazine
3233 Magazine Stgreat place and not too far if you want to walk but they have room for parking if you choose to drive. Just don't get excited about all the restaurants and bars across the street and leave your car in their lot.
forgot some essentials? Just a few blocks away and you're good to go.
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Walgreens
1100 Elysian Fields Aveforgot some essentials? Just a few blocks away and you're good to go.
DISCOUNT ZONE
2727 Magazine Stdrove in and need gas? Don't worry it's right around the corner
Parks & Nature
City Park
1 Palm DrShopping
A quaint, mom and pop jewelry company based out of St. Francisville, Louisiana. Makes their jewelry out of 100 year old antique buttons, vintage buttons, and a mix of contemporary and vintage European glass. This charming, anthropology-esque boutique also has a large variety of clothing, quirky home goods and accessories.
Grandmother's Buttons New Orleans
2105 Magazine StA quaint, mom and pop jewelry company based out of St. Francisville, Louisiana. Makes their jewelry out of 100 year old antique buttons, vintage buttons, and a mix of contemporary and vintage European glass. This charming, anthropology-esque boutique also has a large variety of clothing, quirky home goods and accessories.
An eclectic shop containing handmade clothing, jewelry and art from local artists. You can find everything you might have needed and everything you didn't know you would need in this fun local boutique.
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Miette
2038 Magazine StAn eclectic shop containing handmade clothing, jewelry and art from local artists. You can find everything you might have needed and everything you didn't know you would need in this fun local boutique.
A locally owned retro clothing store that will fill all of your fancy desires.
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Trashy Diva Clothing Boutique
2048 Magazine StA locally owned retro clothing store that will fill all of your fancy desires.
Entertainment & Activities
The Prytania Theatre is the oldest operating theater in New Orleans, dating back to 1915. It is the only single-screen, suburban theater in the state of Louisiana. It caters to film buffs and families alike with its eclectic selection of film viewings, alternating between modern blockbusters and classic films.
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Prytania Theatre
5339 Prytania StThe Prytania Theatre is the oldest operating theater in New Orleans, dating back to 1915. It is the only single-screen, suburban theater in the state of Louisiana. It caters to film buffs and families alike with its eclectic selection of film viewings, alternating between modern blockbusters and classic films.