Things To Do
Margaret Place
Our venue! Feel free to do a walk by during your stay to get familiar with the area.
Bourbon Street
You can't go wrong on Bourbon Street! Walk with purpose and you'll survive just fine ;) Live music, drinks, and street performers galore! Fun for everyone during the day, but consider it adults only once the sun goes down.
Frenchmen Street
Frenchman Street is preferred by locals. It's a less chaotic and smaller version of Bourbon Street. This is where you'll find Elle if she's gone missing.
Jackson Square
An iconic stop for your New Orleans trip! There's always a palm reader, street performer, or artist to entertain you while you take in the views.
21st Amendment Bar at La Louisiane
One of Josh's favorites! We highly recommend for the classic New Orleans experience.
Blue Nile
Elle's favorite bar! There's always great jazz music and great dancing.
Lafitte's Blacksmith Shop Bar
The oldest bar in the United States! It was the first place Josh and Elle went together in New Orleans and where Kendall promptly asked him of his intentions. We love it here!
The Dungeon
Want to experience a New Orleans haunting experience? This is the place. Cryptic, dark, and you have to walk through an alley to get there - it's not for the faint of heart! Oh! And no photos allowed inside... They can't have evidence of the human skull behind the bar floating around ;)
Café Du Monde
This is the OG spot for beignets and coffee. Get there early, otherwise the line goes down the block! There are other locations that are a little less chaotic, but what's the fun in that?
Birdy's Behind The Bower
Delicious breakfast with bottomless mimosas that slap. A little pricey for not a ton of food, but the vibes are 10/10.
Stein's Market and Deli
Great for breakfast or lunch sandwiches. Not too far from Margaret Place!
Parkway Bakery & Tavern
Great po-boys!
Cornet
Right on Bourbon Street and has some of the best Cajun food.
Acme Oyster House
If you like oysters, this is Josh's recommendation. There will be oysters at the welcome party, but this is in case you need a little more while you're down south.
Antoine's Restaurant
NOLA's oldest restaurant! A little finer dining, like for a nice dinner.
The National WWII Museum
Rated one of the greatest museums in the country, you'll want to carve out an entire day to visit The National WWII Museum. We look forward to touring it on our trip and will keep the group updated on when we plan to go!
Museum of Death New Orleans
There are lots of death, voodoo, and torture museums in New Orleans. This one is the most popular! We haven't been, so you'll have to let us know what you think!