In the French Quarter- World-famous bar in the French Quarter that serves the hurricane! They have a large courtyard and also dueling pianos. A must-see before leaving New Orleans.
In the French Quarter- Another must see! The bar is a carousel and moves (very slowly) while you enjoy a beverage. Located in the Hotel Monteleone (one of our room block hotels)
In the French Quarter - amazing oysters and seafood near the hotel blocks
In the French Quarter- The line will also be much shorter than Cafe Du Monde. Our favorite location is on bourbon street (trust us) and has a great courtyard to eat some beignets and listen to live jazz music. They have many other locations throughout the French Quarter as well.
In the French Quarter - Daily jazz brunch!
In the French Quarter- where we celebrated getting engaged! Elevated, classic creole fine dining.
In the French Quarter- Lounge in The Ritz that usually has a jazz band at night. Great to wind down and relax with wine or a cocktail.
In the French Quarter- a hilarious karaoke bar to venture to after a few drinks!
In the French Quarter- If you want to get away from the food and booze, this is a great option! There are many companies to buy your tour from in the French Quarter.
In CBD- The best chargrilled oysters in town! Right on the Mississippi River and by Harrah's casino
In CBD - one of the best WWII Museums in the country
In CBD- Great cafe for breakfast or coffee
In CBD- For those wanting to watch college football! Bistro food and many TVs.
In CBD- Great brunch and right next to Walk-Ons
In Mid-City- a beautiful park to walk through and see New Orleans art
In Mid-City- This is a great beer garden to enjoy the nice weather, play some cornhole, and have a beer! Lots of TVs to watch sports and will probably be rather lively on Saturday for college football.
In Mid-City- Another beer garden walking distance from Wrong Iron
In the Garden District- one of the best rooftop specialty cocktail bars in the city! Located at the Pontchartrain Hotel (one of Molly's favorites) with views of New Orleans. Great for those who want a change in environment from the French Quarter
In the Garden District- great food to pair before/after drinks at Hot Tin! Also located at the Hotel Pontchartrain.
In the Garden District- Best margarita in town! Grab on the way back to your hotel if you plan to visit Magazine Street.
In the Garden District- Magazine Street is a six mile famous street of many vintage shops, great bakeries and cafes, and boutiques. Unless you are looking to walk for longer, we recommend staying between Washington Ave and Louisiana Ave (~8 short blocks). Most of the best shops are within these streets.
In the Garden District- 3 Michelin star restaurant that is world famous! Highly recommend for their Jazz Brunch before or after exploring Magazine Street.
In the Garden District- Great more casual place for lunch for those who plan to check out the shops on Magazine Street.