Guidebook for New Orleans
Food Scene
It's a great local's spot with a delicious shrimp po-boy.
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Gene's Po-Boys
1040 Elysian Fields AveIt's a great local's spot with a delicious shrimp po-boy.
Grab a bicycle rental and take a ride along the Mississippi out to Elizabeth's for brunch on a sunday. The sweet potato and duck hash on a cornbread waffle and the biscuits and sausage gravy are to die for.
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Elizabeth's
601 Gallier StGrab a bicycle rental and take a ride along the Mississippi out to Elizabeth's for brunch on a sunday. The sweet potato and duck hash on a cornbread waffle and the biscuits and sausage gravy are to die for.
Take the time to check out the beautifully restored piece of history that is the St. Roch Market. St. Roch Market was originally created as a state-owned, open-air market on St. Claude Avenue in 1875. After thriving for many years and then barely surviving through the Great Depression, the historic venue evolved into a privately owned seafood market in the late 20th century.
When hurricane Katrina hit in 2005, the market was nearly destroyed, as the storm severely damaged both its interior and exterior structures. Today St. Roch Market has undergone complete transformation into a rejuvenated community market place and local favorite for any time of day.
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St. Roch Market
2381 St Claude AveTake the time to check out the beautifully restored piece of history that is the St. Roch Market. St. Roch Market was originally created as a state-owned, open-air market on St. Claude Avenue in 1875. After thriving for many years and then barely surviving through the Great Depression, the historic venue evolved into a privately owned seafood market in the late 20th century.
When hurricane Katrina hit in 2005, the market was nearly destroyed, as the storm severely damaged both its interior and exterior structures. Today St. Roch Market has undergone complete transformation into a rejuvenated community market place and local favorite for any time of day.
Drinks & Nightlife
I love grabbing a large red turtle or huma huma to go and walking through the back of the French Quarter just taking in all of the beautiful scenery. If you want to stay inside, they've got a great burger.
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Port of Call
838 Esplanade AveI love grabbing a large red turtle or huma huma to go and walking through the back of the French Quarter just taking in all of the beautiful scenery. If you want to stay inside, they've got a great burger.