Guidebook for New Orleans
Food Scene
Experience classic
New Orleans cooking and Korean dishes.
NOLA classics like gumbo, sautéed crab claws, pasta’s, & chargrilled oysters along w/some Korean dishes, like bibimbap, lettuce wraps, & Korean BBQ.
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Morrow's
2438 St Claude Ave Experience classic
New Orleans cooking and Korean dishes.
NOLA classics like gumbo, sautéed crab claws, pasta’s, & chargrilled oysters along w/some Korean dishes, like bibimbap, lettuce wraps, & Korean BBQ.
The food is great. They are open 24hrs.
Melba’s Story
Melba’s was born from the rubble of Hurricane Katrina ,turning a blighted corner into a New Orleans landmark. Located at the intersection of North Claiborne Avenue and Elysian Fields Avenue, this PoBoy Shoppe has become the cornerstone of the neighborhood, well-known as a favorite among the locals.
Nawlin’s Famous Po-Boys
Our fried shrimp PoBoys are epic in scope, and are piled to bursting proportions with at least 30 the freshest Gulf Coast jumbo shrimp. We also offer fresh fish and shrimp PoBoy combos, a shrimp or shrimp n’ catfish platter and shrimp n’ grits in the morning
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Melba's Poboys
1525 Elysian Fields AvenueThe food is great. They are open 24hrs.
Melba’s Story
Melba’s was born from the rubble of Hurricane Katrina ,turning a blighted corner into a New Orleans landmark. Located at the intersection of North Claiborne Avenue and Elysian Fields Avenue, this PoBoy Shoppe has become the cornerstone of the neighborhood, well-known as a favorite among the locals.
Nawlin’s Famous Po-Boys
Our fried shrimp PoBoys are epic in scope, and are piled to bursting proportions with at least 30 the freshest Gulf Coast jumbo shrimp. We also offer fresh fish and shrimp PoBoy combos, a shrimp or shrimp n’ catfish platter and shrimp n’ grits in the morning
Both open air, pavilion markets are open daily. Our Farmers Market with eateries, fresh produce, baked goods, garden décor, and café style seating and the Flea Market, featuring over 200 vendors on an average day are open seven days a week. To confirm holiday hours, contact the Flea Market office directly at 504-596-3420.
Additionally, most of our retail shops and restaurants from the Upper Pontalba to LaTrobe Park are open seven days a week. Visit our shopping and dining pages for more information.
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French Market Inn
509 Decatur StreetBoth open air, pavilion markets are open daily. Our Farmers Market with eateries, fresh produce, baked goods, garden décor, and café style seating and the Flea Market, featuring over 200 vendors on an average day are open seven days a week. To confirm holiday hours, contact the Flea Market office directly at 504-596-3420.
Additionally, most of our retail shops and restaurants from the Upper Pontalba to LaTrobe Park are open seven days a week. Visit our shopping and dining pages for more information.
We offer "down-home" Cajun & Creole style soul food at affordable prices and three generations of "Pure-D-Goodness." Get a taste of the South at your next event!
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The Praline Connection
301 Frenchmen StWe offer "down-home" Cajun & Creole style soul food at affordable prices and three generations of "Pure-D-Goodness." Get a taste of the South at your next event!
Dooky Chase’s Restaurant opened its doors for business in 1941. What was initially a sandwich shop and lottery ticket outlet in 1939 blossomed into a thriving bar and later a respected family restaurant in Treme. Founded by Emily and Dooky Chase, Sr., Dooky Chase’s Restaurant soon become the meeting place for music and entertainment, civil rights, and culture in New Orleans.
Today Dooky Chase’s remains family owned and operated. After Hurricane Katrina Dooky’s did close for a two years to rebuild, but with assistance of many, Dooky Chase’s remains the premier restaurant for authentic Creole Cuisine.
The Chase Family enjoys serving its regular customers, tourists, and locals.
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Dooky Chase Restaurant
2301 Orleans AveDooky Chase’s Restaurant opened its doors for business in 1941. What was initially a sandwich shop and lottery ticket outlet in 1939 blossomed into a thriving bar and later a respected family restaurant in Treme. Founded by Emily and Dooky Chase, Sr., Dooky Chase’s Restaurant soon become the meeting place for music and entertainment, civil rights, and culture in New Orleans.
Today Dooky Chase’s remains family owned and operated. After Hurricane Katrina Dooky’s did close for a two years to rebuild, but with assistance of many, Dooky Chase’s remains the premier restaurant for authentic Creole Cuisine.
The Chase Family enjoys serving its regular customers, tourists, and locals.
Bucktown Marina
Bucktown Restaurants, New Orleans 11 restaurants in Bucktown
History
The Port of Call was established in 1963 as a steakhouse located on beautiful, historic Esplanade Avenue in the French Quarter. The Port started as a quiet, small neighborhood restaurant open only at night, and has grown into an extremely popular destination for locals and tourists alike.
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 -
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Port of Call
838 Esplanade Ave
History
The Port of Call was established in 1963 as a steakhouse located on beautiful, historic Esplanade Avenue in the French Quarter. The Port started as a quiet, small neighborhood restaurant open only at night, and has grown into an extremely popular destination for locals and tourists alike.
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 -
Sightseeing
French Quarter
History and Overview
Everyone from animal lovers to art critics and history buffs to spirited shoppers can find fun in New Orleans.
French Quarter Restaurants
We love to eat in New Orleans and you'll see why with hundreds of French Quarter restaurants here to serve you.
French Quarter Attractions
With so much culture, history and entertainment, you’ll find a unique and exciting experience around every corner.
French Quarter Shopping
From unique boutiques to noteworthy galleries, shopping mee
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French Quarter
French Quarter
History and Overview
Everyone from animal lovers to art critics and history buffs to spirited shoppers can find fun in New Orleans.
French Quarter Restaurants
We love to eat in New Orleans and you'll see why with hundreds of French Quarter restaurants here to serve you.
French Quarter Attractions
With so much culture, history and entertainment, you’ll find a unique and exciting experience around every corner.
French Quarter Shopping
From unique boutiques to noteworthy galleries, shopping mee
Mardi Gras World offers a behind the scenes look at New Orleans Mardi Gras traditions. Take the tour to see the year-long float building process.
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Mardi Gras World
1380 Port of New Orleans PlaceMardi Gras World offers a behind the scenes look at New Orleans Mardi Gras traditions. Take the tour to see the year-long float building process.
Parks & Nature
City Park
1 Palm DrJust steps from the French Quarter sits this public park that honors the jazz great Louis Armstrong. Look for the iconic, arched entrance�inside you'll find sites like Congo Square (a historic meeting place for slaves in the 1800s), sculptures, duck ponds and lots of open spaces for relaxing.
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Parque Louis Armstrong
701 N Rampart StJust steps from the French Quarter sits this public park that honors the jazz great Louis Armstrong. Look for the iconic, arched entrance�inside you'll find sites like Congo Square (a historic meeting place for slaves in the 1800s), sculptures, duck ponds and lots of open spaces for relaxing.
Drinks & Nightlife
"Love it... and they have steak and potatoe dinners every weekend... so yummy
Best bar in New Orleans great owners
Love love laugh with the locals!! Cozy!
Good family place
Mardi Gras Lounge
1901 Elysian Fields Ave
"Love it... and they have steak and potatoe dinners every weekend... so yummy
Best bar in New Orleans great owners
Love love laugh with the locals!! Cozy!
Good family place
CLASSIC FRENCH QUARTER BARS
•Arnaud's French 75, 813 Bienville St., 504.523.5433
•Carousel Bar, Hotel Monteleone, 214 Royal St., 504.523.3341
•Cats Meow, 701 Bourbon St., 504.523.2788
•Napoleon House, 500 Chartres St., 504.524.9752
•Pat O'Brien's, 718 St. Peter St., 504.525.4823
•Tujaque's, 823 Decatur St., 504.525.8676
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Pat O'Brien's
718 St PeterCLASSIC FRENCH QUARTER BARS
•Arnaud's French 75, 813 Bienville St., 504.523.5433
•Carousel Bar, Hotel Monteleone, 214 Royal St., 504.523.3341
•Cats Meow, 701 Bourbon St., 504.523.2788
•Napoleon House, 500 Chartres St., 504.524.9752
•Pat O'Brien's, 718 St. Peter St., 504.525.4823
•Tujaque's, 823 Decatur St., 504.525.8676
Shopping
Magazine Street
Magazine StreetAll a good place for sightseeing. Great place to eat. Top brand items at a discounted price!!!!!
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Riverwalk
500 Port of New Orleans PlaceAll a good place for sightseeing. Great place to eat. Top brand items at a discounted price!!!!!
Essentials
Robért Fresh Market
135 Robert E Lee BlvdWalking distance form property.
Everything Else
Harrah's Casino station