Guidebook for New Orleans
Food Scene
Great place to grab a coffee and croissant before exploring the city. This place makes wonderful sandwiches and the traditional French king cake is the best.
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La Boulangerie
4600 Magazine StGreat place to grab a coffee and croissant before exploring the city. This place makes wonderful sandwiches and the traditional French king cake is the best.
Featured on Food Network's "Diners, Drive-thrus & Dives", Surrey's is an Uptown staple for breakfast & lunch. Go healthy w/ fresh juice or try local creole fare like boudin, shrimp & grits. Cash only.
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Surrey's Uptown
4807 Magazine StFeatured on Food Network's "Diners, Drive-thrus & Dives", Surrey's is an Uptown staple for breakfast & lunch. Go healthy w/ fresh juice or try local creole fare like boudin, shrimp & grits. Cash only.
If you have not had an authentic New Orleans po-boy, now's your chance. Take a number upon entry - weekends are busy. I recommend half fried shrimp/half oyster and ice cold Barq's or frosty beer.
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Domilise's Po-Boy & Bar
5240 Annunciation StIf you have not had an authentic New Orleans po-boy, now's your chance. Take a number upon entry - weekends are busy. I recommend half fried shrimp/half oyster and ice cold Barq's or frosty beer.
HEY! Café & Coffee Roastery
4303 Magazine StFantastic coffee and atmosphere.
Drinks & Nightlife
Neighborhood watering hole by day, world famous music club by night. Everything from brass bands like Soul Rebels to klezmer and NO cover. Pool tables, jukebox, dog-friendly, open late.
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Le Bon Temps
4801 Magazine StNeighborhood watering hole by day, world famous music club by night. Everything from brass bands like Soul Rebels to klezmer and NO cover. Pool tables, jukebox, dog-friendly, open late.
World-famous music venue since 1977. Blues, brass, jam, zydeco, rock and more - Tipitina's has something for everyone. Definitely worth checking out.
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Tipitina's
501 Napoleon AveWorld-famous music venue since 1977. Blues, brass, jam, zydeco, rock and more - Tipitina's has something for everyone. Definitely worth checking out.
Cozy, trendy restaurant with local fare such as gulf fish, shrimp & grits and local andouille. Bonus: bottomless mimosas for brunch and the biggest bloody mary you've ever seen with shrimp & bacon.
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Apolline
4729 Magazine StCozy, trendy restaurant with local fare such as gulf fish, shrimp & grits and local andouille. Bonus: bottomless mimosas for brunch and the biggest bloody mary you've ever seen with shrimp & bacon.
Arts & Culture
Open since 1915, it's the only single-screen movie theatre in Louisiana & the oldest operating theatre in New Orleans. Fun, old-school place to catch either a popular or late-night eclectic film.
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Prytania Theatre
5339 Prytania StOpen since 1915, it's the only single-screen movie theatre in Louisiana & the oldest operating theatre in New Orleans. Fun, old-school place to catch either a popular or late-night eclectic film.
Everything Else
Nice when you're ready to detox as they make fresh juices. Plenty of vegan offerings if that's your thing.
FARE Food Apothecary
4838 Magazine StNice when you're ready to detox as they make fresh juices. Plenty of vegan offerings if that's your thing.