Great activity for all ages! The tour guides are from da bayou. I prefer the pontoon boat over the airboat because it's more relaxing and engaging.
Cruise the Mighty Mississippi on a steamboat tour. I recommend just the tour, the food is not very good. Check the website for more details. Be sure to listen for the calliope whistle!
Famous for their chargrilled oysters! Don't fall for a tourist trap, all the locals eat here!
A casual spot to grab a bite and a drink, owned by a New Orleans favorite, Chef Donald Link. He has several other restaurants in town....all are delicious! (Cochon, Peche, Herbsaint) Just ask Google.
Casual restaurant owned by Emeril Lagasse with an awesome food and beverage menu. Executive Chef Will Avelar is a rockstar! Emeril has a few other restaurants in town if you feeling fancy.....Delmonico and Emeril's.
Burger and Baked Potato.....nuff said!
Voted #2 Museum in the world by Trip Advisor! It takes a full day to tour, I know because I worked there for 7 years! Amazing.....visit Edward Dee's memorial brick located in the Campaign of Courage Pavilion.
Check out the Audubon Experience.....packages include zoo, aquarium and insectarium.
Chef Leah Chase is known as the "Queen of Creole Cuisine" and at 95 years of age, she is still cookin! Go and try some of her famous fried chicken....she is a true treasure and New Orleans icon.
Chef John Folse is a local favorite and R'evolution provides top notch dining in the heart of the French Quarter.
When in New Orleans....get the real Hurricane and souvenir glass from Pat O's! Relax in the courtyard by the fire or sing along in the piano bar. For a tip, the piano players will take requests....just hand them a note with some cash!
Try an original hand grenade and enjoy the sights and sounds of Bourbon Street from their balcony. Drink at your own risk!
Karaoke at it's finest! I love the entertainers and watching others perform but you won't catch me up there! Will I see you on stage???
A local favorite off the beaten path. Hands down, my favorite spot to get a Shrimp Po'Boy, dressed.
The history behind Bananas Foster, a traditional New Orleans food. In the early 1950s New Orleans was the major port of entry for bananas shipped from Central and South America. Owen Brennan, owner of Brennan's Restaurant, challenged his chef, Paul Blange, to include bananas in a new dessert. Brennan's has a fantastic brunch menu!
In New Orleans you eat a snowball.....not a snow cone! Taste the difference, I promise you will love it! The hardest part is choosing a flavor.
Claims to be the oldest bar in the US.....see for yourself and order a purple drank while you're at it!
Walk down Bourbon Street with a refreshing daiquiri in hand! Try the crawgator or peach bellini or ask for a sample, you'll find the perfect flavor for your taste buds.
Learn about some of the most famous ghosts of New Orleans and their dwellings. American Horror Story featured Madame Lalaurie in season 3. Take lots of pics, you never know what you might catch on camera! I recommend the night tour versus the day.
Adult arcade bar right down the street from the hotel. Grab a drink, play a game, but whatever you do....don't challenge Travis in skeeball!
Wine and cheese....yes please! Great spot for a gourmet sandwich close to the hotel.
Hidden bar in the Warehouse District with a great patio scene. You may even catch them boiling crawfish....get you some!
The frozen coffee drinks are awesome any time of day. Get one and browse the French Market.
Beignets and cafe au lait....a New Orleans classic!
Outlet mall on the Mississippi River, take a stroll right on through.
Try your luck....win some money or make a donation. Have fun!
Fresh local seafood restaurant in the Warehouse District by Chef Donald Link.
Chef Kelly Fields serves up palate pleasing food. Check out her menu and have yourself a Frose!