An Insider’s Guide to New Orleans

If you like bourbon, try the Backyard on Harrison.

Welcome!

Newly re opened Dew Drop Dew Drop Inn has a tremendous history and has its music calendar online. Have a great trip!

Nearby Baton Rouge has some great blues bars including this one: ultimatelouisianapar.wixsite.com/henryslisteningroom

Check out the lineup The Dew Drop Inn, New Orleans.

Be sure to go to Kermit's Treme Mother In Law Lounge… not just the Blue Nile. Very cool place and Kermit is the best host in town! All aboard!

And Vaugns to see Corey Henry on Thursday night at like 10:30

And Bachannal. ❤❤

Joey K's, Parasol's

Cooter Brown's (at Riverbend) Riccobono's Panola St Cafe (a few blocks off Carrollton) MRB (in the Quarter)

Carrollton Station has Bertie's Intergalactic Diner in the bar. Great highbrow pub-grub in a neighborhood bar. One block off Carrollton at Willow.

Parasol’s, Joey K’s, Franky & Johnny’s (a long walk from the streetcar line, but right on the Tchoupitoulas bus line), Mandina’s (on the Canal streetcar line)

Mandina's 👍🏻👍🏻 3800 Canal St.

Liuzza’s on Bienville

Parkway Tavern. Take the Red Canal line to City park and then walk across BSJ.

Camelia Grill. On the St Charles streetcar. Don’t remember the stop.

Mais Arepas on Carondelet 😋 Bright, contemporary setting with fabulous Colombian food.

Stein's for lunch

Katies, off Canal Street. Casamentos off St. Charles Ave

Katie's Restaurant

It’s been a while, but Bar Redux in the Bywater kept a pot of red beans and rice going in the back and it was tasty.

Parkway Tavern for poboys just off Canal street, Superior grill for Mexican on St Charles line, Surreys for brunch on. magazine Street

Mandina’s!

All of these are great but don’t forget Luizzas by the Track. Just a few blocks off the streetcar line and a nice little walk after you eat. Close to City Park as well

Casamentos

Blue Oak BBQ, Toups Meatery and Angelo Brocato. All three on the Canal Streetcar line to City Park. www.neworleans.com/plan/itineraries/streetcar-itinerary/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=display&utm...

You can’t go wrong with Taco Bell 🔔

Katie’s, luizza’s

MRB on St. Phillip

Katies

Vincent’s

It’s a bit of an odd pairing, but if you want local pub vibes and the best dim sum I’ve ever had, check out The Holy Ground Irish Pub. It’s right next to the Norman C. Francis Parkway stop on the Canal St line. Get Your Mom and Dim Sum run a pop up restaurant in the back. Incredible food. Frozen Irish coffee and shrimp toast are amazing combo I would have never thought would work lol.

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Hansen's,Plum Street, Chance in Hell

If you only have time for one, it should be Hansens

Hansen's

Hansen's Sno-Bliz on the corner of Tchoup and Bordeaux.

Imperial Woodpecker on Magazine St or Hansen’s Sno-Bliz on Tchoupitoulas St.

Hansens!!!!!!

Hansens ❤️

Thank you everyone

Hansen’s!

Hansen's Sno-Bliz

Sidney's Snowballs

Sals in old Metairie

Hansen’s

I was really hoping to see only Marks responding to this thread.

Make sure to get the sweetened condensed milk

Plum Street

Hansens

Hansen’s!!!!!!!

Went to Hansen's last weekend and it was terrific.

Mark?

Plum Street Snoballs!

The French Market has Snoballs too!

Went to Hansen’s and had my first Snow ball! It was great!!

You’re going to find mostly Creole food here, but Mulate’s (near the convention center and Harrah’s) is very good. I’ve seen a place on Bourbon St called Le Bayou…I’ve never eaten there, but they seem to do a pretty good business. I have eaten at Evangeline on Decatur St, and they’re very good.

Coop’s is amazing

I'm afraid you've been misinformed. There's no Cajun food here. Or Creole food. Or seafood generally. Or food at all, for that matter

Mulate's

The Mosquito Supper Club

Mulate’s close bye

Cochon

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