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820 Poydras St New Orleans, LA 70112Average price: $89.99Popularity #126 of 140 -
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226 Carondelet St New Orleans, LA 70130Average price: $67.15Popularity #124 of 140 -
315 Magazine St New Orleans, LA 70130Average price: $53.40Popularity #123 of 140 -
700 Tchoupitoulas St New Orleans, LA 70130Average price: $57.85Popularity #122 of 140 -
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300 Bourbon St New Orleans, LA 70130Average price: $89.00Popularity #120 of 140 -
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300 Gravier St New Orleans, LA 70130Average price: $149.00Popularity #117 of 140
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This is known as the "funeral chapel." It was erected (in 1826) conveniently near St. Louis Cemetery No. 1, specifically for...
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Animal lovers will have a blast here at one of the country's top zoos. See animals from around the world, visit natural habitat exhibits,...
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Due to the damage caused by Hurricane Katrina, the following description may no longer be accurate. Please consider this when making your...
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A&G said
… Mardi Gras!… continue reading »
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Funky Pirate, this premier blues club on Bourbon Street features Big Al Carson and the Blues Masters and offers great drink...
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Natchez Steamboat features full-service catering from the on-board galley and is docked at the back of JAX Bre...
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Due to the damage caused by Hurricane Katrina, the following description may no longer be accurate. Please consider this when making your...
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Want to experience genuine New Orleans history and get pleasantly creeped out at the same time? Cemetery #1 is New Orleans oldest and mos...
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If you have kids in tow, this popular museum is an excellent choice for a fun, educational day. Hands-on exhibits that teach kids element...
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Tropical Isle is the home of the world famous Hand Grenade. The neon green specialty drink is considered the strongest beve...
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This turn-of-the-century restaurant has operated out of an old New Orleans home since 1895. Since Emeril's Delmonico New Or...
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Paul Prudhomme was at the center of the Cajun revolution of the early 1980s, when Cajun food became known throughout the worl...
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In a large park on the island's western tip, this tranquil resort hotel is an old mas (farmhouse) with a view of a lov...
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This is probably the prettiest restaurant in town (thanks to a huge, foliage-filled courtyard located in a 2-centuries-old bu...
Popularity #6 of 145 Real Travelers who've been here
michy said
… and the famous drinks. We stopped at several bars, including Antoine's, Napoleon House, Court of Two… continue reading »
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This authentic bistro has been has been serving up fresh, regional creole in the heart of the French Quarter since 1970. Highly concerned...
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The Quarter's oldest oyster bar needed a $2-million renovation to recover from Katrina, but it looks pretty much as it always...
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Sass_in_NOLA said
… and then walked the couple blocks down Bourbon to Iberville where the Acme Oyster House already had a line waiting… continue reading »
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For more than 40 years, breakfast at Brennan's has been a New Orleans tradition, a feast that has surely kept many a heart su...
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Chris & Tracy said
… least the Quarter)! The people are so nice and it's just a great city. We decided to got to Brennan… continue reading »
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Chef Jacques Leonardi's eclectic mix of creole and Cajun, and the restaurant's lively atmosphere combine to create a memorable dining exp...
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Petunia's, located in an 1830s town house, dishes up enormous portions of New Orleans specialties such as shrimp Creole, Caju...
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Red Fish is far better than anything else in its price range on Bourbon Street, and -- surprise! -- it's another Brennan rest...
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