Dana & Sarah
Things To Eat/Drink/Do
Ruby Slipper Cafe
The best place for boozy brunches and lunches.
Toast
Our favorite brunch spot! We suggest getting on the wait list before you arrive.
Cafe Du Monde French Market
Grab some beignets and chicory coffee and walk the Mississippi.
Blue Oak BBQ
Our favorite BBQ in the city.
Parkway Bakery & Tavern
The BEST poboy in the city!
Hot Tin
Check out some old St. Charles mansions before stopping by this vintage rooftop bar with a killer cocktail menu.
Vessel NOLA
Try a French 75 in this beautifully converted church.
Pat O'Brien's
Have you even been to NOLA if you haven't had a hurricane? Check out the piano bar, too!
Lafitte's Blacksmith Shop Bar
The oldest speak-easy in the country! Try out their spin on a frozen grape drink.
Good Friends Bar
Our favorite bar on our favorite section of Bourbon. 🏳️🌈
Bayou Beer Garden
Our favorite bar in Midcity, New Orleans. The bar and food selection can't be matched with a combined beer and wine garden in the back patio.
Brieux Carré Brewing Co.
Stop by Frenchman street for some live music. Check out our favorite micro-brewery while you're there!
Urban South Brewery
One of the best breweries in the city! There is something for everyone here from beers to seltzers to slushies. Kid and dog friendly!
Jackson Square
Check out local art, music, and vendors every weekend in the square.
Bourbon Street
The most infamous street in the city and the options are truly endless.
Frenchmen Street
Frenchman is lined with bars featuring live music, live music, and more live music! Check out what they call the "local's Bourbon."
Haunted History Tours
Haunted History offers tons of different tours whether you're interested in ghost stories, voodoo, or history!
Steamboat NATCHEZ
Take a ride on the Mississippi to get the full view of the city from the water!
New Orleans City Park
City Park is a hidden gem! Pop by to ride a swam boat on Big Lake, eat some beignets at Cafe Du Monde in the park, or check out Storyland (small amusement park), City Putt (mini-golf), the NOMA (New Orleans Museum of Art), the Botanical Gardens, or the New Orleans Children's Museum. The opportunities are endless!
Mardi Gras World
Learn more about the history of Mardi Gras and see original parade floats.