Guidebook for New Orleans
Food Scene
This is my favorite restaurant in New Orleans. It's Creole Italian, and serves the best fish dishes in the city. It's up a flight of fairly steep stairs and cash only so keep that in mind. But, it's worth it for sure.
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Adolfo's
611 Frenchmen StThis is my favorite restaurant in New Orleans. It's Creole Italian, and serves the best fish dishes in the city. It's up a flight of fairly steep stairs and cash only so keep that in mind. But, it's worth it for sure.
My favorite burgers in the world. They all come with baked potatoes instead of fries. Port of Call also has some potent, tasty drinks; perfect for wandering the Quarter!
The wait can get long, but I think it's worth it. You can beat the line if you get there at 11 AM right when they open.
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Port of Call
838 Esplanade AveMy favorite burgers in the world. They all come with baked potatoes instead of fries. Port of Call also has some potent, tasty drinks; perfect for wandering the Quarter!
The wait can get long, but I think it's worth it. You can beat the line if you get there at 11 AM right when they open.
Best breakfast in the city. The line can get a little long, so you may want to get there early.
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Elizabeth's
601 Gallier StBest breakfast in the city. The line can get a little long, so you may want to get there early.
Great refurbished market. Now is an upscale food hall. I get my coffee here about three times a week at Coast Roast Coffee. There's also a great oyster bar with really good local raw oysters. There are several other vendors with yummy food.
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St. Roch Market
2381 St Claude AveGreat refurbished market. Now is an upscale food hall. I get my coffee here about three times a week at Coast Roast Coffee. There's also a great oyster bar with really good local raw oysters. There are several other vendors with yummy food.
Fancy Pants New Orleans restaurant. You have to try at least one. Commander's has 25 cent martinis at lunch (yes, you read that right). Great to get dressed up and have a fancy lunch. Also, it's across the street from Lafayette Cemetery which is a typical New Orleans cemetery with the above ground graves and community vaults.
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Commander's Palace
1403 Washington AveFancy Pants New Orleans restaurant. You have to try at least one. Commander's has 25 cent martinis at lunch (yes, you read that right). Great to get dressed up and have a fancy lunch. Also, it's across the street from Lafayette Cemetery which is a typical New Orleans cemetery with the above ground graves and community vaults.
Drinks & Nightlife
Bacchanal is super unique. It's a wine store where you buy your wine and cheese and meats and then head out to the courtyard to listen to live local music. There's also a kitchen with an ever-changing, delicious menu. Also, there's an indoor, upstairs bar if the courtyard isn't your thing.
Unique experience.
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Bacchanal Fine Wine & Spirits
600 Poland AveBacchanal is super unique. It's a wine store where you buy your wine and cheese and meats and then head out to the courtyard to listen to live local music. There's also a kitchen with an ever-changing, delicious menu. Also, there's an indoor, upstairs bar if the courtyard isn't your thing.
Unique experience.
Best dive bar in the city. Cheapish drinks, super cute outdoor space. You'll generally find locals here. Bar Redux has funky theme nights ranging from trivia to burlesque shows to movies on the patio. Great menu with yummy bar food too.
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Bar Redux
801 Poland AveBest dive bar in the city. Cheapish drinks, super cute outdoor space. You'll generally find locals here. Bar Redux has funky theme nights ranging from trivia to burlesque shows to movies on the patio. Great menu with yummy bar food too.
Parks & Nature
Gorgeous park that was the site of a World's Fair and the 1884 World Cotton Exposition. The park has a golf course, walking trails and beautiful Live Oaks.
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Audubon Park station
Gorgeous park that was the site of a World's Fair and the 1884 World Cotton Exposition. The park has a golf course, walking trails and beautiful Live Oaks.
Sightseeing
Fats Domino's house! You can't tour it or anything, but it's neat to see where he lives.
Fats Domino Publishing Company Inc.
1208 Caffin AveFats Domino's house! You can't tour it or anything, but it's neat to see where he lives.
Take a look at these gorgeous houses built by a steamboat captain for his steamboat captain wife and son. Great little walk from my house.
Doullut Steamboat House #2
503 Egania StTake a look at these gorgeous houses built by a steamboat captain for his steamboat captain wife and son. Great little walk from my house.
Arts & Culture
Great museum showcasing southern foods and beverages.
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Southern Food and Beverage Museum
1504 Oretha Castle Haley BlvdGreat museum showcasing southern foods and beverages.
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1 Collins Diboll CirGreat museum in the middle of beautiful City Park.
Great museum in the middle of the Warehouse District. Close to the National WWII Museum, so you could see them both on the same day.
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Ogden Museum of Southern Art
925 Camp StGreat museum in the middle of the Warehouse District. Close to the National WWII Museum, so you could see them both on the same day.
Really great museum focused on WWII. I don't have much interest in military history but still think this is a fantastic museum.
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945 Magazine StReally great museum focused on WWII. I don't have much interest in military history but still think this is a fantastic museum.
Getting Around
You HAVE to ride the streetcar while you're here. Tickets are $1.25. The St. Charles line travels from downtown New Orleans to Uptown New Orleans on St. Charles Avenue, which was once the wealthiest street in the world. You'll see plenty of mansions and oak trees and other Only in New Orleans sights.
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St Charles at Dufossat station
You HAVE to ride the streetcar while you're here. Tickets are $1.25. The St. Charles line travels from downtown New Orleans to Uptown New Orleans on St. Charles Avenue, which was once the wealthiest street in the world. You'll see plenty of mansions and oak trees and other Only in New Orleans sights.