Justine & Christopher
Things To Do in NOLA
Cajun Seafood
Justine's dad found this place years ago and it has since become a must-visit restaurant anytime we are in New Orleans. This is a no-frills seafood market, but a one-stop-shop for boiled crawfish, crabs, po boys, gumbo, boudin, meat pies, and more! P.S. Cajun's has the BEST boiled crawfish in the city. Don't buy any in the French Quarter because it will be overpriced.
The World Famous Cats Meow
When the drinks start flowing and you're feeling brave, head over to our favorite karaoke bar on Bourbon, The Cat's Meow. There are cheap drinks and a full stage for you live out your superstar performer dreams.
Airboat Adventures
We went on this tour in May 2019 and had such an amazing time! The alligators come close to the boat and the tour guides are very knowledgeable. Great experience for all ages!
Willie Mae's Scotch House
Named after Justine's amazing grandmother (not really, lol), this New Orleans landmark serves some of the best fried chicken you'll ever taste. Be sure to get there early because the restaurant fills up quickly and the wait outside can be long.
New Orleans Jazz Museum
Explore and learn about jazz's New Orleans roots!
Cafe du Monde French Market
The World Famous Cafe du Monde! Get your beignets and coffee here. It's also along the riverfront and near the French Market, so take a stroll after you eat. Pro tip: Get there early in the morning or go later in the evening to avoid long lines and large crowds; it's first come, first served.
Harrah's Hotel New Orleans
Enjoy the slots!
French Market Place
Food, souvenirs, and more!
Mr. Ed's Oyster Bar & Fish House, Bienville
From charbroiled oysters to poboys, you can't go wrong with anything you order here!
Li'l Dizzy's Cafe
Enjoy the All-You-Can-Eat breakfast buffet for $18
Guy's Po-Boys
There might be a wait, but the poboys are delicious.
