Maggie & Lucy
Things To Do
The National WWII Museum
For the history buffs out there, this place is really incredible.
Sydney and Walda Besthoff Sculpture Garden
Beautiful spot in City Park to spend the afternoon wandering.
Audubon Park
Stroll around this park near Tulane's campus, Grab daiquiris from New Orleans Original Daqs and go on a walk around Audubon Park. End at the Fly (a small park behind the zoo) to watch the sunset over the river. If you want to make it a picnic, pick up snacks from the Whole Foods on Magazine street (in the old streetcar barn).
City Park
Beautiful park to walk or run around. Many options for activities.
Crescent Park
This park runs along the edge of the Mississippi near the French Quarter. Grab a cocktail and take a stroll to watch the sunset.
French Truck Coffee
French Truck has several location around the city - all have delicious coffee and most have outdoor seating.
Elizabeth's
Delicious brunch! Be sure to try the praline bacon.
Dat Dog
Has multiple locations so search for the closest to you. If you're feeling brave, ask for the Chef's special (they'll make you something surprising!).
Parkway Bakery & Tavern
Best po' boys in town. Grab them to go and sit by the bayou - we live just blocks away and can lend you chairs or a blanket for a picnic! Don't miss the fried pickles.
Parleaux Beer Lab
Our favorite local brewery (also happens to be owned by friends of ours). Great backyard filled with fruit trees. Local food trucks on rotation!
Pizza Delicious
Our favorite place to get pizza in the entire city. Pizza D has a small outdoor patio or you can walk with your food over the bridge to Crescent Park and enjoy your meal with a view of the Mississippi.
Marjie's Grill
Quirky Cajun-Asian fusion restaurant.
Bacchanal Fine Wine & Spirits
Great for wine and cheese lovers. Try their bacon wrapped dates. Awesome outdoor seating.
Commander's Palace
If you come to this New Orlean's classic for brunch/lunch during the week, you'll be able to try a $0.25 martini (limit 3 per customer). Be sure to try the turtle soup.
Jacques-Imo's
Truly unique New Orleans restaurant famous for their alligator cheese cake. They don't take reservations but there are plenty of interesting places to walk around nearby while you wait (with a to-go cocktail, of course).
Pêche Seafood Grill
Incredible seafood restaurant located near many New Orleans museums in the Warehouse district.
Broussard's Restaurant & Courtyard
Traditional New Orleans restaurant with large courtyard for outdoor dining located in the French Quarter.
Cochon Restaurant
Great spot to try some traditional cajun southern cooking - located near the World War II Museum.
Paladar 511
Paladar 511 is a neighborhood restaurant featuring housemade pastas, pizza, gulf seafood and seasonal local produce. Great brunch!
Saba
Chef Alon Shaya is one of our favorites in New Orleans - this food can't be beat.
Compère Lapin
Very delicious. Inspiration for the menu comes from the traditional Caribbean folktales featuring a mischievous rabbit named Compère Lapin that Chef Nina Compton read during her childhood in St. Lucia.