Things To Do
The Vintage
Great brunch spot! We recommend the French 75, one of our favorite authentic New Orleans cocktails.
Joey K's Restaurant
Excellent restaurant with authentic New Orleans food. Was featured on Guy Fieri's show Diners, Drive-ins, and Dives.
Superior Seafood & Oyster Bar
A popular restaurant in the Uptown neighborhood. If you're interested in dining here we recommend doing a table reservation online. This place is popular and can get busy depending on the time of day.
Mahoney's Po-boys & Seafood - Uptown
The po-boy sandwich is one of NOLA's staple delicacies. We suggest grabbing yourself the fried shrimp po-boy, it's fantastic and a very enjoyable meal.
The Sazerac House
One of our favorite attractions to visit. The great thing about this place is the tours are FREE! Make sure to sign up for a tour time online, during the tour you will get 3 samples of some signature New Orleans cocktails and the building is beautiful. A little bit of history and a little taste of the south. **You must be legal drinking age to participate in the tour**
Lafitte's Blacksmith Shop Bar
A historical landmark as the oldest bar in America. This bar is located on Bourbon Street in The French Quarter. Lafitte's is a cool place to grab a drink and walk around the historic Quarter. This bar is also said to be haunted by the pirate Jean Lafitte himself, also when Stevie Nicks is in town she will usually stop in and play the piano in the back bar. Its a hot tourist spot so it does get crowded as it gets later in the day.
Good Friends Bar
Good Friends is our absolute go-to bar when we are in The French Quarter. A great location and super friendly staff. This bar is located in the gayborhood of the Quarter called 'the fruit loop'. This is a relatively safe area in the Quarter and is a really great time to enjoy a drink in this famous district.
Adventures of Jean Lafitte (Bayou Swamp Tour)
A fantastic tourist attraction for the whole family would definitely be a bayou tour. This tour was one of our favorite ones. You can see the amazing swamps of southern Louisiana and see a ton of gators on the way. Fun Fact: These swamps served as the filming location for Disney's Princess and the Frog.