Guidebook for New Orleans
Arts & Culture
On Thursday nights Ogden After Hours has live music and drinks in the gallery. Their roof top provides an amazing view of the city. The gallery is only five blocks from Cochon, a wonderful restaurant that you'll have to pass if you travel from the Ogden to the French Quarter.
315 locals recommend
Ogden Museum of Southern Art
925 Camp StOn Thursday nights Ogden After Hours has live music and drinks in the gallery. Their roof top provides an amazing view of the city. The gallery is only five blocks from Cochon, a wonderful restaurant that you'll have to pass if you travel from the Ogden to the French Quarter.
The sculpture garden is located in City Park, which has a million things to offer. It's also next to a lovely local spot called Morning Call where you can get coffee, beignets or light fare.
161 locals recommend
Sculpture Garden
1 Collins Diboll CirThe sculpture garden is located in City Park, which has a million things to offer. It's also next to a lovely local spot called Morning Call where you can get coffee, beignets or light fare.
Parks & Nature
Check out their website! City park has boat rentals, botanical gardens, nature trails, lagoons... the list goes on and on!
1516 locals recommend
City Park
1 Palm DrCheck out their website! City park has boat rentals, botanical gardens, nature trails, lagoons... the list goes on and on!
Audubon Park
6500 Magazine StDrinks & Nightlife
Carousel Bar
214 Royal StGorgeous, centrally-located bar with wondering high-end drinks.
Dive bar with a real local feel and an atached retaurant with all the fried foods you could ever need. Try the sweet potato french fries.
117 locals recommend
Parasol's
2533 Constance StDive bar with a real local feel and an atached retaurant with all the fried foods you could ever need. Try the sweet potato french fries.
On Friday nights, this neighborhood bar hosts Crack Burger. Their sliders are delicious and the location (right beside the Canal Street Ferry Terminal) makes it a really convenient spot to start a night off. You could also spend your entire evening on the brand new, brick patio out back. Whatever your plan is, try the "Proper Gin & Tonic." It's mixed with locally made El Guappo Bitter.
73 locals recommend
Crown & Anchor English Pub
200 Pelican AveOn Friday nights, this neighborhood bar hosts Crack Burger. Their sliders are delicious and the location (right beside the Canal Street Ferry Terminal) makes it a really convenient spot to start a night off. You could also spend your entire evening on the brand new, brick patio out back. Whatever your plan is, try the "Proper Gin & Tonic." It's mixed with locally made El Guappo Bitter.
This is a true New Orleans bar. Nothing fancy, but amazing people. Like the other neighborhood bar - this spot is really about location. If you're walking along the levee, pop in and grab a beer or mixed drink. The trick to New Orleans is making your trips part of the experience. Whether you're heading back to the apartment from the Ferry or just starting your night, grabbing an iced cold Abita Amber for the walk really makes the journey something special.
82 locals recommend
Old Point Bar
545 Patterson RdThis is a true New Orleans bar. Nothing fancy, but amazing people. Like the other neighborhood bar - this spot is really about location. If you're walking along the levee, pop in and grab a beer or mixed drink. The trick to New Orleans is making your trips part of the experience. Whether you're heading back to the apartment from the Ferry or just starting your night, grabbing an iced cold Abita Amber for the walk really makes the journey something special.
Food Scene
Take-out Only, but AMAZING! Grab your food to-go and head to the levee with a picnic blanket. Chef Pete is an artist, but hosts odd hours. Always check his facebook page (The Apetite Repair Shop) or call ahead to make sure he's open.
30 locals recommend
Appetite Repair Shop
400 Vallette StTake-out Only, but AMAZING! Grab your food to-go and head to the levee with a picnic blanket. Chef Pete is an artist, but hosts odd hours. Always check his facebook page (The Apetite Repair Shop) or call ahead to make sure he's open.
Killer PoBoys
219 Dauphine StBest po'boy you'll find.
Juan's Flying Burrito - LGD
2018 Magazine StCreole fusion tex-mex with a killer house margarita.
This higher-end restaurant was voted best new restaurant in the NATION and the reviews aren't lying. The food is incredible, the outdoor patio is beautiful and the service is impeccable. You will not be disappointed.
218 locals recommend
Shaya
4213 Magazine StThis higher-end restaurant was voted best new restaurant in the NATION and the reviews aren't lying. The food is incredible, the outdoor patio is beautiful and the service is impeccable. You will not be disappointed.
Everything Else
Corner grocery with hot bar in the back. It's nothing fancy, but you can get a whole loaf Roast Beef Po'boy and a six pack and walk to the river to enjoy a nice prelude to an exciting night in the Quarter
11 locals recommend
River Fine Foods Store
1403 Patterson RdCorner grocery with hot bar in the back. It's nothing fancy, but you can get a whole loaf Roast Beef Po'boy and a six pack and walk to the river to enjoy a nice prelude to an exciting night in the Quarter
A glass studio that hosts "blow your own" events is a few blocks from the apartment. They have vases, art and jewelry that will take your breath away.
33 locals recommend
Rosetree Blown Glass Studio
446 Vallette StA glass studio that hosts "blow your own" events is a few blocks from the apartment. They have vases, art and jewelry that will take your breath away.
Audubon Butterfly Garden and Insectarium
1 Canal StShopping
Nordstrom Rack
500 Port of New Orleans PlOne Canal Place
Canal StreetEssentials
They no longer have a deli and the store doesn't have much, it's a corner store with some essentials. They don't have alcohol. If they don't have what you're looking for, check River Fine Foods or stop at Rouse's in the French Quarter while you're out and about.
10 locals recommend
Algiers Point Grocery & Deli
541 Bermuda StreetThey no longer have a deli and the store doesn't have much, it's a corner store with some essentials. They don't have alcohol. If they don't have what you're looking for, check River Fine Foods or stop at Rouse's in the French Quarter while you're out and about.