Lindsay & Matthew
Things To Do
Antoine's Restaurant
World-renowned French-Creole cuisine, impeccable service, and unique atmosphere. Since 1840. Ask for a tour of the restaurant and have a couple dollars on hand to tip the tour guide afterwards.
St. Louis Cathedral
The Cathedral-Basilica of St. Louis King of France is the oldest Catholic cathedral in continual use in the United States. Attend mass or take a tour of the inside of the church. Monday - Friday: 12:05pm Saturday: 5:00pm Vigil Mass Sunday: 9:00am & 11:00am
K-Paul's Louisiana Kitchen
Always a good time.
Cafe Du Monde French Market
The original French Market coffee stand. Since 1862. Get there early, bring cash, drink hot Cafe Au Lait and eat Beignets, soak in the scenery while the city is still fairly quiet.
Ruby Slipper Cafe
Breakfast? Look no farther. Check in on yelp before you arrive to skip the wait.
Frenchmen Street
When the sun starts to set skip Bourbon Street and instead head to Frenchman Street for the real party of New Orleans.
Esplanade Avenue
Take a drive down the historic Esplanade Avenue for some marveling.
The Sazerac House
Sazerac Museum with interactives and tastings.
Shops of the Colonnade - French Market
Shop!
The National WWII Museum
Pascal's Manale
A restaurant does not thrive for 100 years for no reason. Away from the hustle and bustle and well worth it. I suggest the Barbeque shrimp and raw oysters freshly shucked at the oyster bar.
Buffa's
On the Border of the Quarter since 1939 Check out the music line up on the days you are here and go have some fun! Afterwards head to Frenchman Street to continue the party
Cafe Negril
If you are looking for a good time start here If you're ending your night here grab a shrimp po-boy to-go from the market next door so you're not hurting in the morning
