Guidebook for New Orleans
Sightseeing
This large park is a local favorite--you can golf, bike, run, picnic or go for a stroll!
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Audubon Park
6500 Magazine StThis large park is a local favorite--you can golf, bike, run, picnic or go for a stroll!
City Park is a little more out of the way, but it's beautiful! You can find restaurants, tours, theme parks and even museums inside.
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City Park
1 Palm DrCity Park is a little more out of the way, but it's beautiful! You can find restaurants, tours, theme parks and even museums inside.
St. Charles has some of the largest, oldest, most expensive mansions in New Orleans--it's definitely one of the most beautiful neighborhoods in the country.
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Saint Charles Avenue
Saint Charles AvenueSt. Charles has some of the largest, oldest, most expensive mansions in New Orleans--it's definitely one of the most beautiful neighborhoods in the country.
Everything Else
This small Kava Cafe is a local favorite, serving Kava root in beverages, chocolates and soon, pastries! Sometimes the venue offers live music as well.
8726 Oak St
8726 Oak StreetThis small Kava Cafe is a local favorite, serving Kava root in beverages, chocolates and soon, pastries! Sometimes the venue offers live music as well.
Drinks & Nightlife
Do you like Bourbon Street but not the smell? Frenchman has some of the most famous jazz clubs and bars in the city. This is where where the real heart of New Orleans lies!
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Frenchmen Street
Do you like Bourbon Street but not the smell? Frenchman has some of the most famous jazz clubs and bars in the city. This is where where the real heart of New Orleans lies!
Shopping
Magazine Street has tons of independent sellers, healthy eateries and is right next to Audubon Park. If you're looking to spend a day shopping and relaxing, try here!
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Magazine Street
Magazine Street has tons of independent sellers, healthy eateries and is right next to Audubon Park. If you're looking to spend a day shopping and relaxing, try here!
Food Scene
Classic NOLA landmark--Fried dough, coffee, and 24 hour service.
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Cafe Du Monde French Market
800 Decatur StClassic NOLA landmark--Fried dough, coffee, and 24 hour service.
This little coffee shop is entirely volunteer-run and its owners make no profit from the revenue. There are often independent musicians playing, poetry nights or open mic nights.
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Neutral Ground Coffeehouse
1719 Danneel StThis little coffee shop is entirely volunteer-run and its owners make no profit from the revenue. There are often independent musicians playing, poetry nights or open mic nights.
This quirky little place is a sight for sore eyes--and the coffee is fantastic.
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Zotz Cafe
8210 Oak StThis quirky little place is a sight for sore eyes--and the coffee is fantastic.
The food is superb--especially the breakfast and coffee. This is also a great lunch venue as well.
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Satsuma Café
1320 Magazine StThe food is superb--especially the breakfast and coffee. This is also a great lunch venue as well.
Do you like sandwiches of all varieties? This place sells exclusively sandwiches and beer. The owner usually sits behind the bar, and if you say "sammich" when you order he'll give you brownie points.
The Sammich
7708 Maple StDo you like sandwiches of all varieties? This place sells exclusively sandwiches and beer. The owner usually sits behind the bar, and if you say "sammich" when you order he'll give you brownie points.
This amazing bakery has some of the tastiest food in the city. It offers vegetarian and vegan options, plus organic. All of the breads are baked onsite and are utterly delicious.
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Breads On Oak
8640 Oak StThis amazing bakery has some of the tastiest food in the city. It offers vegetarian and vegan options, plus organic. All of the breads are baked onsite and are utterly delicious.