Things To Do
French Quarter
The French Quarter in New Orleans is a vibrant, historic, and iconic neighborhood known for its unique Spanish and French colonial architecture, lively nightlife, and rich culture. It offers a mix of tourist attractions, such as Jackson Square and the bustling Bourbon Street, alongside top restaurants, jazz clubs, and cozy, historic residential streets
Felix’s Restaurant & Oyster Bar
Felix's Restaurant & Oyster Bar on Lakeshore Drive in New Orleans is a casual, waterfront dining spot specializing in fresh Gulf oysters, Creole-Cajun seafood, and classic cocktails. Known for its scenic Lake Pontchartrain views, the venue features a large, open-air patio, live weekend music, and a lively "sports bar" atmosphere with a double-edged main oyster bar.
Pat O'Brien's Courtyard Restaurant
Pat O’Brien’s is a legendary, multi-room establishment in the French Quarter (718 St. Peter Street). Famous for inventing the potent "Hurricane" cocktail, the sprawling, multi-space venue is beloved for its lush outdoor patio, iconic flaming fountain, and energetic dueling piano bar.
Cafe Du Monde
Café Du Monde is a historic, iconic New Orleans coffee stand established in 1862 in the French Market, famous for its signature, powdered sugar-covered beignets and chicory coffee. Open 24/7 (mostly but we suggest going early morning or late night to avoid crowds. It is also cash only), it is a landmark destination offering a simple menu of coffee/chicory, hot milk, orange juice, and beignets.
Fontainebleau State Park
Fontainebleau State Park is a 2,800-acre Louisiana state park on Lake Pontchartrain’s north shore near Mandeville. It offers a sandy beach, swimming, a splash pad, hiking trails, and the scenic Tammany Trace bike trail. The park features diverse birding, campsites and cabin rentals.
Insta-Gator Ranch & Hatchery
Insta-Gator Ranch & Hatchery in Covington, Louisiana, is a working alligator farm and educational center open since 1989. It houses over 2,000 alligators in climate-controlled barns, offering hands-on experiences like holding, feeding, and catching alligators, plus viewing a hatchery in August/September. Tours focus on conservation education, showcasing the species' role in Louisiana's ecosystem.
L'Auberge Casino & Hotel Baton Rouge
L'Auberge Casino & Hotel Baton Rouge is a premier, upscale gaming destination on the Mississippi River, featuring a 74,000-square-foot, single-level casino with over 1,000 slots and 50+ tables, plus a poker room, sportsbook, and two smoking gaming terraces. The property includes a 205-room hotel, a rooftop pool with cabanas, multiple dining options (including 18 STEAK), and stunning river
Baton Rouge Cruises LLC
Baton Rouge Cruises LLC operates the Jacqueline Queen, a paddle-wheeler offering scenic, narrated, and themed cruises along the Mississippi River in Baton Rouge, LA. Departing from 900 South River Road, they offer daily sightseeing tours, brunch with mimosas, sunset cocktails, and private charters featuring views of the downtown skyline
Drago’s Seafood Restaurant
A renowned, high-energy dining spot famous for its signature, award-winning charbroiled oysters topped with butter, garlic, and Parmesan. It offers a spacious, upscale-casual atmosphere with a large bar, extensive, high-quality Louisiana seafood menu, and professional service.
Sullivan's Steakhouse
Hoan and Bailey had their first date here! Sullivan's Steakhouse is a classic American steakhouse chain founded in 1996, offering a lively and romantic atmosphere with live jazz music. It is renowned for serving hand-cut Angus beef, fresh seafood, and signature cocktails, featuring a menu with items like steaks, salads, and shareable sides. Locations often provide private dining, a bustling bar area, and consistent, high-quality service. We also recommend checking out Hayride Scandal next door after your dine in.
Perkins Rowe
Perkins Rowe is a premier mixed-use destination in Baton Rouge, offering a complete open-air experience filled with upscale shopping, diverse dining options, community-focused events, and a luxury movie theater.
The Colonel's Club
The Colonel's Club is a historic fine dining restaurant and piano lounge located at 2857 Perkins Rd in the Perkins Road Overpass District of Baton Rouge. Originally built in 1936, the venue offers globally-inspired American cuisine, a lively piano bar, craft cocktails, and Sunday brunch.