Guidebook for New Orleans
Food Scene
Fun, hip coffee shop and breakfast place where the locals all hang out with their dogs!
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Tout De Suite Cafe
347 Verret StFun, hip coffee shop and breakfast place where the locals all hang out with their dogs!
Great place to grab a bite or a beer, right next to the Algiers Point Ferry.
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Dry Dock Cafe
133 Delaronde StGreat place to grab a bite or a beer, right next to the Algiers Point Ferry.
Dooky Chase Restaurant
2301 Orleans AveLegendary soul food restaurant.
Cafe Du Monde French Market
800 Decatur StBeignets!
Drinks & Nightlife
Crown & Anchor English Pub
200 Pelican AveLocal bar that welcomes visitors.
Famous old-school restaurant where the elite meet to eat - wear your tie, gentlemen! Make a reservation.
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Galatoires
209 Bourbon StFamous old-school restaurant where the elite meet to eat - wear your tie, gentlemen! Make a reservation.
Relaxed fine dining at a reasonable price (for fine dining). Business casual.
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Palace Café
605 Canal StRelaxed fine dining at a reasonable price (for fine dining). Business casual.
Shopping
Wine bar also serving small plates in a nice atmostphere with a gift shop.
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Vine and Dine
141 Delaronde StreetWine bar also serving small plates in a nice atmostphere with a gift shop.
Essentials
Local grocery that sells most or all of the things you will need during your stay.
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Algiers Point Grocery & Deli
541 Bermuda StreetLocal grocery that sells most or all of the things you will need during your stay.
Everything Else
The oldest public library in New Orleans, est. 1907. Books!
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Cita Dennis Hubbell Library
725 Pelican AveThe oldest public library in New Orleans, est. 1907. Books!
Take the the 5-10 minute ferry ride to downtown and the French Quarter.
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Algiers Ferry Terminal station
Take the the 5-10 minute ferry ride to downtown and the French Quarter.
French Quarter
The French Quarter!
Bourbon Street
Bourbon StreetBourbon Street!
Fun street with numerous music clubs, bars, restaurants, tattoo parlors, bike rental, etc. within 2-3 blocks.
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Frenchmen Street
Fun street with numerous music clubs, bars, restaurants, tattoo parlors, bike rental, etc. within 2-3 blocks.
Bicycle Michael's
622 Frenchmen StRecommended bike rental shop
Fairgrounds
Location of Jazz Fest
Harrah's Casino station
Gambling
Nordstrom Rack
500 Port of New Orleans PlHUGE outlet mall, steps from the ferry stop
Great, upscale movie theater where you can drink and dine (served by waiters) in your reserved seats while you watch the film!
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Cinebarre Theatre Regal Cinemas
333 Canal StGreat, upscale movie theater where you can drink and dine (served by waiters) in your reserved seats while you watch the film!
Canal Street is one of New Orleans' primary streets. Take the streetcars all the way out to (some of the) above-ground cemeteries near Metairie.
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Canal Street
Canal StreetCanal Street is one of New Orleans' primary streets. Take the streetcars all the way out to (some of the) above-ground cemeteries near Metairie.
Upscale mall featuring Saks, J. Crew, Banana Republic, Ann Taylor, Antropologie, Brooks Brothers, French Connection, L'Occitane, Michael Kors, Sunglass Hut, Starbucks, Tiffany's , Mignon Faget, more
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Canal Place
333 Canal StUpscale mall featuring Saks, J. Crew, Banana Republic, Ann Taylor, Antropologie, Brooks Brothers, French Connection, L'Occitane, Michael Kors, Sunglass Hut, Starbucks, Tiffany's , Mignon Faget, more
Site of the famous statue of Andrew Jackson in front of St. Louis Cathedral. Local artists sell around the square & you can catch a horse-drawn carriage here. Decatur St. has many shops, restaurants
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Praça Jackson
701 Decatur StSite of the famous statue of Andrew Jackson in front of St. Louis Cathedral. Local artists sell around the square & you can catch a horse-drawn carriage here. Decatur St. has many shops, restaurants
A bug museum, what more do you need to know? :-)
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Audubon Butterfly Garden and Insectarium
1 Canal StA bug museum, what more do you need to know? :-)
The Ritz-Carlton Spa, New Orelans
921 Canal StGood spa experience
Spa Atlantis
536 Bienville StHighly reviewed spa in the French Quarter
The Spa at Windsor Court
300 Gravier StHighly recommended spa with weekday discounts
Small New Orleans history museum, connected to The Williams Research Center, a huge repository of historical documents
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The Historic New Orleans Collection
410 Chartres StSmall New Orleans history museum, connected to The Williams Research Center, a huge repository of historical documents