Drinks & Nightlife
Free food on Mondays. Great craft cocktails without the snooty atmosphere. Dive bar feel with couches, pool tables and so on. Great menu... it's not your typical bar food. The food is legit here. Provides late night entertainment.
143 locals recommend
Twelve Mile Limit
500 S Telemachus StFree food on Mondays. Great craft cocktails without the snooty atmosphere. Dive bar feel with couches, pool tables and so on. Great menu... it's not your typical bar food. The food is legit here. Provides late night entertainment.
-Great place for a beer
-Affordable
-Good place to watch a game
-Great bar food. The burgers are amazing.
-Regularly hosts free events such as Trivia nights and so on.
221 locals recommend
Finn McCool's Irish Pub
3701 Banks St-Great place for a beer
-Affordable
-Good place to watch a game
-Great bar food. The burgers are amazing.
-Regularly hosts free events such as Trivia nights and so on.
-Mostly locals
-Regularly has live music
-Decent bar food
-cheap drinks
44 locals recommend
Dmac's Bar & Grill
542 South Dr. Norman C. Francis Parkway-Mostly locals
-Regularly has live music
-Decent bar food
-cheap drinks
-Great venue with huge patio
-Cheap drinks... nothing fancy
-Decent bar food. This place makes really good salads which is actually hard to find in New Orleans.
-A very busy place. If you like big crowds...this is the place to be on the weekends.
356 locals recommend
Bayou Beer Garden
326 N Norman C Francis Parkway-Great venue with huge patio
-Cheap drinks... nothing fancy
-Decent bar food. This place makes really good salads which is actually hard to find in New Orleans.
-A very busy place. If you like big crowds...this is the place to be on the weekends.
-Great wine selection
-Offers charcuterie, cheese plates
-A happening place...it's right next to the Bayou Beer Garden and both places usually have lots of people there on the weekends. If you're a solo traveler both the Bayou Beer Garden and Wine Garden is good for meeting people. During the day it's less busy.
133 locals recommend
Bayou Wine Garden
315 N Rendon-Great wine selection
-Offers charcuterie, cheese plates
-A happening place...it's right next to the Bayou Beer Garden and both places usually have lots of people there on the weekends. If you're a solo traveler both the Bayou Beer Garden and Wine Garden is good for meeting people. During the day it's less busy.
-Great place for wine
-You can buy a bottle from the store in the front and take it to the bar. You can buy a bottle anywhere from $12 to something that's in the hundreds. It's up to you.
-Wine tasting on Thursday
-Monday is manicure and Martini days
-Has cheese and charcuterie plates.
-It can get busy on the weekends, but a much more calmer place than the Bayou wine garden.
53 locals recommend
Pearl Wine Co.
3700 Orleans Ave-Great place for wine
-You can buy a bottle from the store in the front and take it to the bar. You can buy a bottle anywhere from $12 to something that's in the hundreds. It's up to you.
-Wine tasting on Thursday
-Monday is manicure and Martini days
-Has cheese and charcuterie plates.
-It can get busy on the weekends, but a much more calmer place than the Bayou wine garden.
- This is your basic beer and pour type bar. It's right on Canal so you can grab a beer to go while you wait for the street car to come. You just have to finish that beer before getting on the street car.
-Also serves food
43 locals recommend
The Holy Ground Irish Pub
3340 Canal St- This is your basic beer and pour type bar. It's right on Canal so you can grab a beer to go while you wait for the street car to come. You just have to finish that beer before getting on the street car.
-Also serves food
TRÈO
3835 Tulane Ave-Great place to hangout, drink, eat, and play
-Game-focused bar with Ping-Pong, billiards, darts & more plus TVs, live music & dancing
-Cheap
24 locals recommend
Shamrock
4133 S Carrollton Ave-Great place to hangout, drink, eat, and play
-Game-focused bar with Ping-Pong, billiards, darts & more plus TVs, live music & dancing
-Cheap
Parkway Bakery & Tavern
538 Hagan AveGreat place to enjoy a craft cocktail. Located in Hotel Monteleone which is a historical site. Love this hotel! Ernest Hemingway and Tennessee Williams used to frequent this bar. It's always busy, but I recommend you visit during the day for a slightly less crowded experience.
251 locals recommend
Carousel Bar
214 Royal StGreat place to enjoy a craft cocktail. Located in Hotel Monteleone which is a historical site. Love this hotel! Ernest Hemingway and Tennessee Williams used to frequent this bar. It's always busy, but I recommend you visit during the day for a slightly less crowded experience.
The Sazerac House
101 Magazine StVery classy bar.
Best happy hour in the city: They have 75 cents oysters, $5 craft cocktails, and half off beers and wine.
113 locals recommend
Luke
333 St Charles AveBest happy hour in the city: They have 75 cents oysters, $5 craft cocktails, and half off beers and wine.
This place is a bit out of the way, but it's seriously one of the best places to hangout in the city.
-They have the most amazing wine and cheese selections.
-You pick what you want, and you have the option of sitting in their huge outdoor yard. There are a handful of places in New Orleans that do something similar...but no one does it quiet as well as Bacchanal.
-They also have an amazing menu if you choose to dine. They recently added an indoor restaurant area and bar...and they make great craft cocktails.
838 locals recommend
Bacchanal Fine Wine & Spirits
600 Poland AveThis place is a bit out of the way, but it's seriously one of the best places to hangout in the city.
-They have the most amazing wine and cheese selections.
-You pick what you want, and you have the option of sitting in their huge outdoor yard. There are a handful of places in New Orleans that do something similar...but no one does it quiet as well as Bacchanal.
-They also have an amazing menu if you choose to dine. They recently added an indoor restaurant area and bar...and they make great craft cocktails.
This is a cool little place. Think Parlor rooms, and gorgeous outdoor seating overlooking St. Charles. They have one of the greatest happy hours in the city. Service is not the best, but if you can overlook that, this is a great place to hangout. I prefer this place when it's not busy. It can be a lovely place to indulge in a book while sipping on a cocktail.
220 locals recommend
The Columns Hotel
3811 St Charles AveThis is a cool little place. Think Parlor rooms, and gorgeous outdoor seating overlooking St. Charles. They have one of the greatest happy hours in the city. Service is not the best, but if you can overlook that, this is a great place to hangout. I prefer this place when it's not busy. It can be a lovely place to indulge in a book while sipping on a cocktail.
Go on a Wednesday and you'll think me. The Treme brass band plays there and it usually turns into a party. They also serve red beans and rice.
41 locals recommend
Candlelight Lounge
925 N Robertson StGo on a Wednesday and you'll think me. The Treme brass band plays there and it usually turns into a party. They also serve red beans and rice.
This place truly represents what makes New Orleans great. Here you have a very chill dive atmosphere with bar patrons from all walks of life...and yet the tapas here can compete with some of the best restaurants in New Orleans. If you're a foodie, put this on your list of must-do. It's pretty affordable and won't set you back like some of the other foodie-type places I listed.
672 locals recommend
Mimi's In the Marigny
2600 Chartres StreetThis place truly represents what makes New Orleans great. Here you have a very chill dive atmosphere with bar patrons from all walks of life...and yet the tapas here can compete with some of the best restaurants in New Orleans. If you're a foodie, put this on your list of must-do. It's pretty affordable and won't set you back like some of the other foodie-type places I listed.
Food Scene
-Great Americanized-type Mexican food. Similar to Tex-Mex but not quite the same. It's good.
-Great margaritas.
-Cheap
172 locals recommend
Juan's Flying Burrito - Mid-City
4724 S Carrollton Ave-Great Americanized-type Mexican food. Similar to Tex-Mex but not quite the same. It's good.
-Great margaritas.
-Cheap
-Great place for Brunch on Sunday Mornings!
-$15 Bottomless Mimosas for brunch
Katies New Orleans, LA
3701 Iberville Street-Great place for Brunch on Sunday Mornings!
-$15 Bottomless Mimosas for brunch
Mandina's Restaurant
3800 Canal StPopular New Orleans' Restaurant
Ruby Slipper Cafe
315 S Broad StPopular breakfast place
Canal Street Bistro
3903 Canal StGreat Brunch!
Biscuits & Buns on Banks
4337 Banks StPopular Breakfast place
Budget Friendly
Wakin' Bakin'
4408 Banks StPopular breakfast place
Budget Friendly
- Amazing dishes for foodies. A bit on the pricier side, but if you can do it...totally worth it.
46 locals recommend
Rue 127
127 North Carrollton Avenue- Amazing dishes for foodies. A bit on the pricier side, but if you can do it...totally worth it.
Milkfish
125 N Carrollton AveServes Filipino food if you're looking for something a little different.
Namese
Great Pho!
Angelo Brocato
214 N Carrollton AveThe Bean Gallery
637 N Carrollton Ave-Cafe, yoga place, coffee place
-Serves only vegetarian and vegan food
-affordable
19 locals recommend
Good Karma Cafe
2940 Canal St-Cafe, yoga place, coffee place
-Serves only vegetarian and vegan food
-affordable
If you want your typical American-style type breakfast...this is possibly a good option. Ruby Slippers, Katies, Canal street bistro and others listed below are better options in my opinion...however they are not as traditional as Betsy's.
42 locals recommend
Betsy's Pancake House
2542 Canal StIf you want your typical American-style type breakfast...this is possibly a good option. Ruby Slippers, Katies, Canal street bistro and others listed below are better options in my opinion...however they are not as traditional as Betsy's.
Panera Bread
309 N Carrollton AveChickie Wah Wah
2828 Canal StOne of the best places for BBQ!
One of my favorite places to eat in the Quarter. It's kind of pricy, but worth it. If you're a foodie...you'll love this place. They also make great craft cocktails here.
150 locals recommend
Sylvain
625 Chartres StOne of my favorite places to eat in the Quarter. It's kind of pricy, but worth it. If you're a foodie...you'll love this place. They also make great craft cocktails here.
Cochon RESTAURANT
930 Tchoupitoulas StLook this place up. The reputation speaks for itself.
The Joint
701 Mazant StBest BBQ in the city.
Fair Grinds Coffeehouse
3133 Ponce De Leon StThis is my favorite restaurant. It's definately a place for foodies and it's on the pricier side of things. It's a bit out of the way..but if you decide to go there you can also hit up the Maple Leaf which has live music every night.
119 locals recommend
Boucherie
8115 Jeannette StThis is my favorite restaurant. It's definately a place for foodies and it's on the pricier side of things. It's a bit out of the way..but if you decide to go there you can also hit up the Maple Leaf which has live music every night.
Love, love, love the food here. It's on my top list of favorite places. They also serve a great brunch. Sitting there makes you feel like you're in some little bistro in France.
314 locals recommend
Cafe Degas
3127 Esplanade AveLove, love, love the food here. It's on my top list of favorite places. They also serve a great brunch. Sitting there makes you feel like you're in some little bistro in France.
Fried chicken from this place was voted best in the world...no that we're competing with other countries, but this chicken is pretty good. There's usually a line of people waiting to get in.
672 locals recommend
Mimi's In the Marigny
2600 Chartres StreetFried chicken from this place was voted best in the world...no that we're competing with other countries, but this chicken is pretty good. There's usually a line of people waiting to get in.
I've taken tons of people here, and everyone seems to like it. If your'e looking for a budget friendly place in the French Quarter that can provide standard-quality New Orleans food...then this will hit the spot. It's also really close to Frenchmen so you can follow dinner with some jazz.
163 locals recommend
Coop's Place
1109 Decatur StI've taken tons of people here, and everyone seems to like it. If your'e looking for a budget friendly place in the French Quarter that can provide standard-quality New Orleans food...then this will hit the spot. It's also really close to Frenchmen so you can follow dinner with some jazz.
Great little place to grab some small plates, listen to music and drink. It's usually crowded on the weekends.
189 locals recommend
Three Muses
536 Frenchmen StGreat little place to grab some small plates, listen to music and drink. It's usually crowded on the weekends.
517 Frenchmen St
517 Frenchmen Street-Serves food till 4am. Great option for Vegetarians as well.
Bennachin
1212 Royal StGreat option for vegetarians and vegans.
Cafe Abyssinia
3511 Magazine St-Great option for vegetarians and vegans.
The one on Freret is my favorite, and there's also one on Magazine that I prefer. However, for convenience this location is good. Trust me, these are not your average hot dogs. If your'e looking for yummy comfort food or need something in your stomach after having a drink too many...this is the place.
359 locals recommend
Dat Dog
5030 Freret StThe one on Freret is my favorite, and there's also one on Magazine that I prefer. However, for convenience this location is good. Trust me, these are not your average hot dogs. If your'e looking for yummy comfort food or need something in your stomach after having a drink too many...this is the place.
Go here if you've been partying all night and need some food. They are open all night.
89 locals recommend
Clover Grill
900 Bourbon StGo here if you've been partying all night and need some food. They are open all night.
Parks & Nature
I'm a few blocks away from the Jeff Davis trail which takes you to city park. If you have a bike...this is a beautiful ride along the bayou. If you're a walker or a jogger...this offers a lovely walk/jog. I walk to city park all the time. You can also take the Carrollton street car if you don't want to walk or bike.
1516 locals recommend
City Park
1 Palm DrI'm a few blocks away from the Jeff Davis trail which takes you to city park. If you have a bike...this is a beautiful ride along the bayou. If you're a walker or a jogger...this offers a lovely walk/jog. I walk to city park all the time. You can also take the Carrollton street car if you don't want to walk or bike.
Louis Armstrong Park
701 N Rampart StGreat Park...there's also an entrance on the St. Charles. So you can take the St. Charles street car to it.
893 locals recommend
Audubon Park
6500 Magazine StGreat Park...there's also an entrance on the St. Charles. So you can take the St. Charles street car to it.
Arts & Culture
New Orleans Museum of Art
1 Collins Diboll CirPitot House
1440 Moss StThe National WWII Museum
945 Magazine StSightseeing
Fairgrounds
Tulane University
6823 St Charles AveMardi Gras World
1380 Port of New Orleans PlCathedral-Basilica of Saint Louis, King of France
615 Pere Antoine AlleyJackson Square
701 Decatur StFrenchmen Street
Where you go for music!
Entertainment & Activities
Preservation Hall
726 St PeterSaenger Theatre
1111 Canal StCinebarre Theatre Regal Cinemas
333 Canal StHarrah's Casino station
Essentials
Whole Foods Market
300 N Broad StRouses Market
400 N Carrollton Ave250 S Broad Ave
250 South Broad Street This is Ideal Market.
Walgreens
1100 Elysian Fields AveRite Aid
2669 Canal StreetUnited States Postal Service
501 Moss StDirty Laundry
3600 Cleveland AveUniversity Medical Center New Orleans LCMC Health
2000 Canal StHancock Whitney Bank
2421 St Claude AveATM option