Guidebook for New Orleans
Sightseeing
You can hear the pulse of great music coming to you on the coffee-scented air; enjoy walking down an ancient street where overhanging balconies spill pools of mysterious shadow!
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French Quarter
You can hear the pulse of great music coming to you on the coffee-scented air; enjoy walking down an ancient street where overhanging balconies spill pools of mysterious shadow!
All ages can enjoy:
http://www.auduboninstitute.org/aquarium
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Audubon Aquarium of the Americas
1 Canal StAll ages can enjoy:
http://www.auduboninstitute.org/aquarium
Is a living New Orleans landmark and a living museum filled some of the rarest and most beautiful creatures of nature. 5-10 minutes away
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Audubon Park
6500 Magazine StIs a living New Orleans landmark and a living museum filled some of the rarest and most beautiful creatures of nature. 5-10 minutes away
Food Scene
Walking distance to wonderful restaurants, shop and coffee houses
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Maple Street
Maple StreetWalking distance to wonderful restaurants, shop and coffee houses
In the neighborhood. Local New Orleans Flavor so eat here then go to rock and bowl next door.
http://collegeinn1933.com/
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Ye Olde College Inn
3000 S Carrollton AveIn the neighborhood. Local New Orleans Flavor so eat here then go to rock and bowl next door.
http://collegeinn1933.com/
The High Hat Cafe is a casual neighborhood spot serving food from the Mississippi Delta and Louisiana.
Catfish is the star of the menu with strong support from Smoked Roasted Chicken, Delta Tamales,
BBQ Shrimp, Slow Roasted Pork, and Fresh Gulf Fish.
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The High Hat Cafe
4500 Freret StreetThe High Hat Cafe is a casual neighborhood spot serving food from the Mississippi Delta and Louisiana.
Catfish is the star of the menu with strong support from Smoked Roasted Chicken, Delta Tamales,
BBQ Shrimp, Slow Roasted Pork, and Fresh Gulf Fish.
Best Po-Boy in the City Enjoy a poor boy in a nostalgic setting at Parkway Bakery & Tavern, which is located at the corner of Hagan and Toulouse overlooking Bayou St. John in Mid-City New Orleans. Our New Orleans restaurant is a local family dining tradition, and our Poor Boys are so good that even President Obama has eaten here! Visit us today to experience poor boys as you never have before.
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Parkway Bakery & Tavern
538 Hagan AveBest Po-Boy in the City Enjoy a poor boy in a nostalgic setting at Parkway Bakery & Tavern, which is located at the corner of Hagan and Toulouse overlooking Bayou St. John in Mid-City New Orleans. Our New Orleans restaurant is a local family dining tradition, and our Poor Boys are so good that even President Obama has eaten here! Visit us today to experience poor boys as you never have before.
Since they opened our doors in 2011, no other burger in New Orleans has won more awards — locally and nationwide.
We're proud of using high-quality ingredients to produce the very best burgers, sides, shakes, and cocktails.
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The Company Burger
4600 Freret StSince they opened our doors in 2011, no other burger in New Orleans has won more awards — locally and nationwide.
We're proud of using high-quality ingredients to produce the very best burgers, sides, shakes, and cocktails.
Lebanon's Café
1500 South Carrollton AvenueBest Lebanese food right up the street
Just a few blocks away, Riccobono's Panola St. Cafe has become a New Orleans fixture, known for some of the best breakfast in the city. Found right at the heart of Uptown on the corner of Panola St. and Burdette in the University area, people flock to the neighborhood spot by streetcar, on foot, by bike, and car. Serving classics like Eggs Benedict, Crabcakes Benedict, and a host of specialty omelets from open to close, along with hot plate lunch specials every weekday, Panola St. Cafe has just the right fuel for your day.
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Riccobono's Panola Street Cafe
7801 Panola StJust a few blocks away, Riccobono's Panola St. Cafe has become a New Orleans fixture, known for some of the best breakfast in the city. Found right at the heart of Uptown on the corner of Panola St. and Burdette in the University area, people flock to the neighborhood spot by streetcar, on foot, by bike, and car. Serving classics like Eggs Benedict, Crabcakes Benedict, and a host of specialty omelets from open to close, along with hot plate lunch specials every weekday, Panola St. Cafe has just the right fuel for your day.
The chef's recipes are drawn from multiple European regions and styles found in the United States. With its fresh babka, challah and chicken-salad sandwiches, the bakery feels like a New York deli. The baguettes, croissants and éclairs might come from a Parisian cafe. But the doberge cake and King Cake-style sweets, made to order, give it New Orleans cred.
Best French Bakery and just blocks from the house!
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Maple Street Patisserie
7638 Maple StThe chef's recipes are drawn from multiple European regions and styles found in the United States. With its fresh babka, challah and chicken-salad sandwiches, the bakery feels like a New York deli. The baguettes, croissants and éclairs might come from a Parisian cafe. But the doberge cake and King Cake-style sweets, made to order, give it New Orleans cred.
Best French Bakery and just blocks from the house!
New Orleans' only Tunisian restaurant often gains customers by offering samples of crawfish, zucchini and spinach bisque. Located along a strip of charming restaurants and shops near Tulane and Loyola universities, Jamila's is truly one of a kind, featuring a selection of couscous dishes including a couscous royal with homemade, garlic-spiked lamb sausage. Known to have a professional belly dancer on Saturday nights.
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Jamila's Cafe
7808 Maple StNew Orleans' only Tunisian restaurant often gains customers by offering samples of crawfish, zucchini and spinach bisque. Located along a strip of charming restaurants and shops near Tulane and Loyola universities, Jamila's is truly one of a kind, featuring a selection of couscous dishes including a couscous royal with homemade, garlic-spiked lamb sausage. Known to have a professional belly dancer on Saturday nights.
Dante's Kitchen
736 Dante StreetDick & Jenny’s embodies the feel-good-funky vibe that makes New Orleans special. Our 120 years old creole cottage houses good times and great food all year round, and everyone is invited to the party. Whether it’s a quick bite before a show at Tipitina’s or a special family celebration; you’ll experience a truly authentic New Orleans experience.
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Dick & Jenny's
4501 Tchoupitoulas StDick & Jenny’s embodies the feel-good-funky vibe that makes New Orleans special. Our 120 years old creole cottage houses good times and great food all year round, and everyone is invited to the party. Whether it’s a quick bite before a show at Tipitina’s or a special family celebration; you’ll experience a truly authentic New Orleans experience.
Jacques-Imo's
8324 Oak StBest of New Orleans
Arts & Culture
Home of famous Jacques-imos Restaurant http://jacques-imos.com/ and Maple Leaf Bar: http://www.mapleleafbar.com/
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Oak Street
Oak StreetHome of famous Jacques-imos Restaurant http://jacques-imos.com/ and Maple Leaf Bar: http://www.mapleleafbar.com/
Live jazz entertainment, bowling and deli all under one roof:
http://www.rocknbowl.com/
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Rock 'N' Bowl
3016 S Carrollton AveLive jazz entertainment, bowling and deli all under one roof:
http://www.rocknbowl.com/
Local hangout with wonderful music and restaurants and outside art market on Friday and Saturdays starting at 6pm
http://frenchmenstreetlive.com/
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Frenchmen Street
Local hangout with wonderful music and restaurants and outside art market on Friday and Saturdays starting at 6pm
http://frenchmenstreetlive.com/
The market is split up along three category lines: food, art, and flea. Besides all of the great shopping every week, the market also hosts local restaurants serving up their unique cuisine, live music, and a kids area. HOURS: First Saturday of the Month: Sept.-June
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Freret Market
4421 Freret StThe market is split up along three category lines: food, art, and flea. Besides all of the great shopping every week, the market also hosts local restaurants serving up their unique cuisine, live music, and a kids area. HOURS: First Saturday of the Month: Sept.-June
The Arts Market New Orleans is the Arts Council’s free, open-air marketplace of artwork made by New Orleans and Gulf Coast artists. Each monthly market in Palmer Park features between 80 – 130 local artists to add to your collection. The artwork at the Arts Market is affordable and handmade, ranging from paintings, photography, printmaking. ceramics, glasswork, and jewelry to wood, handmade clothing, soap, and other things you’ll only find all together here. Last Saturday and Sunday & Sunday of every month. Catch the street car from the house. Few blocks away.
http://www.artsneworleans.org/event/arts-market-of-new-orleans/
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Palmer Park
8211 S Claiborne AveThe Arts Market New Orleans is the Arts Council’s free, open-air marketplace of artwork made by New Orleans and Gulf Coast artists. Each monthly market in Palmer Park features between 80 – 130 local artists to add to your collection. The artwork at the Arts Market is affordable and handmade, ranging from paintings, photography, printmaking. ceramics, glasswork, and jewelry to wood, handmade clothing, soap, and other things you’ll only find all together here. Last Saturday and Sunday & Sunday of every month. Catch the street car from the house. Few blocks away.
http://www.artsneworleans.org/event/arts-market-of-new-orleans/
Everything Else
Tulane University
6823 St Charles AveLocal college
Ochsner Baptist
2700 Napoleon AveHospital nearby
Drinks & Nightlife
The Rum House
3128 Magazine StCan sit outside and explore many shops in the area too.
Maple Leaf Bar
8316 Oak StBest local music
Snake & Jake's Christmas Club Lounge
7612 Oak Street3 blocks away
Local 20-30 something hang out. Late night dancing on pool table, outside courtyard
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F&M Patio Bar
4841 Tchoupitoulas StLocal 20-30 something hang out. Late night dancing on pool table, outside courtyard
The Boot Bar & Grill
1039 Broadway StTulane and Loyola University hand out
Cure
4905 Freret StWonderful beers, wines with a courtyard setting
As Uptown’s newest venue for the arts we live to host live music, local art exhibitions, film screenings and recording sessions.
Our goals are simple. We want to highlight the local talent that surrounds us and create a room accessible to all forms of artistic expression.
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Gasa Gasa
4920 Freret StAs Uptown’s newest venue for the arts we live to host live music, local art exhibitions, film screenings and recording sessions.
Our goals are simple. We want to highlight the local talent that surrounds us and create a room accessible to all forms of artistic expression.
Shopping
Gae-Tana's
7732 Maple StWonderful linen clothing for women and upscale accessories
Mushroom New Orleans
1037 Broadway StNew Orleans Music Cd's and hard to find music
Essentials
Robért Fresh Market
135 Robert E Lee BlvdEnd of Street Car line close to the house
Walgreens
1100 Elysian Fields AveLocally owned and operated. Great source for New Orleans foods and spices
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Rouses Market
400 N Carrollton AveLocally owned and operated. Great source for New Orleans foods and spices