Things To Do

Cafe Beignet, Royal Street

Might I argue, this place is better than Cafe du Monde..and what do you know, my fave chef, Alton Brown agrees.

Ogden Museum of Southern Art

Van Gogh New Orleans: The Immersive Experience

City Park

New Orleans Museum of Art

Free admission Wednesdays for LA residents (with valid ID).

The National WWII Museum

Mardi Gras World

The benefits of seeing the parade floats-without running the risk of getting hit in the face with beads etc;)

Audubon Zoo

The aquarium sucks...but the zoo doesn't. Go to the zoo.

The Carousel Bar & Lounge

We went here on our first date! Located inside Hotel Monteleone.

Dat Dog

The best hot dog and toppings! New Orleans has 3 locations.

The Elysian Bar

coffee shop, bar and restaurant, with hotel Peter and Paul next door.

The Joint

Featured on diners, drive ins and dives. Close to Marigny Opera House!

Studio Be

Free admission on Wednesdays.

Museum of Death New Orleans

This museum is for the true crime lovers...afterwards feel free to walk 3 mins and see the art of Dr. Seuss to lighten the mood ;)

Seaworthy

Directly across the street from The Van Gogh experience!

Herbsaint

James Beard award winner 2007

The Court of Two Sisters

We ate here for Halloween one night dressed as Sally and Jack Skellington after Alton Brown's show at the Saenger theater. Also had their brunch buffet one day and it was SO good!

Port of Call

Today the Port of Call is world famous for the burgers and steaks. The awards are many including Zagat Survey's Best Burger, Citysearch Best Burger in New Orleans and Gambit Weekly, Best Burger. Port of Call gives many thanks to the loyal customers who return again and again and again. The Port of Call is open daily for lunch and dinner seven days a week - no reservations - extremely casual - kids are welcome.

Saba

Turkey and the Wolf

Parkway Bakery & Tavern

Best Poboy's in nola