New Orleans might be infamous for Mardi Gras, but that’s not all it has to offer. The city is always buzzing with great food to eat, music to listen to, and areas to explore.
We’ve collected our top tips below so that you can get the most out of your trip and leave feeling like a local.
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Bacchanal Wine
Studio B
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Bacchanal Wine
Studio B
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Bacchanal Wine
Studio B
JAMNOLA
NOLA Cheese Fest (FÊTE DES FROMAGES)
The Broadside
This bar has roots dating back to the 1700’s and a rich past embedded in the heart of NOLA, perfect for a drink-filled historical experience.
It’s all in the name. This lounge has a bar that spins like the classic carnival ride that’ll have you buying another round.
Order creative cocktails in a library turned luxury bar. Only thing you’ll be studying here is the menu.
If you were looking for a view, this is it. The old penthouse, now rooftop bar, boasts a cool outlook on cocktails and over NOLA.
Serving craft cocktails and Creole dishes, this French-inspired spot will have you sipping for joy.
1. Cafe Du Monde is now located in City Park! It’s just as good as the French Quarter location without the line. Don’t forget it’s cash only – bring cash because their ATM fees are hefty.
2. Don’t try parking in the French quarter! Trust us. Park along Louis Armstrong park and walk in instead. It’s safe, even at night. Even if you Uber, have them drop you off at the edge of the quarter and walk in, your Uber fare and travel time will double if you try to drive through the quarter.
3. Get your groove on! Live stream ( or tune your rental car radio) to 90.7 WWOZ for a taste of all the music New Orleans has to offer.
5. There is ALWAYS an oyster happy hour happening somewhere, search around for 50 cent oysters!
