Nola LuxeShack Guidebook
Food scene
Lil Dizzy's Cafe is known for their Gumbo, Fried Chicken and Bread Pudding. Their food is always hot and straight from the pot!
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Li'l Dizzy's Cafe
1500 Esplanade AveLil Dizzy's Cafe is known for their Gumbo, Fried Chicken and Bread Pudding. Their food is always hot and straight from the pot!
Polished, casual stop for classic New Orleans cuisine & Korean BBQ dishes, plus ample cocktails.
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Morrow's
2438 St Claude AvePolished, casual stop for classic New Orleans cuisine & Korean BBQ dishes, plus ample cocktails.
Take a short drive to grab 100% vegan served foods. It's located exactly 1.3 miles away.
Plant Bass Vegan Deli
2630 Manhattan BoulevardTake a short drive to grab 100% vegan served foods. It's located exactly 1.3 miles away.
From beignets to café au lait, Café Du Monde is a New Orleans tradition. Bring part of our New Orleans tradition to your home.
703 recommandé par les habitants
Cafe Du Monde French Market
800 Decatur StFrom beignets to café au lait, Café Du Monde is a New Orleans tradition. Bring part of our New Orleans tradition to your home.
Home to New Orleans’ Most Powerful Drink®
THE HAND GRENADE!®
Tropical Isle® & The Bourbon Street Honky Talk™ are great places to plan on spending your day or evening when you visit New Orleans & the French Quarter! We’ve been rated as #1 Bar in the French Quarter by Where Yat Readers Poll and we’ve also been on the TV show “Drinking Made Easy” where our Hand Grenade Drink was featured.
Our live street webcam on the corners of Bourbon & Orleans makes it a place to be seen by your friends and the rest of the world when your in New Orleans! So come on in and get a Hand Grenade® Drink, or some of our other famous drinks like the Shark Attack, Horny Gator® or Tropical Itch® while you are in the French Quarter.
Our location at Bourbon & Orleans features two levels with our “Top of the Trop” having one of Bourbon Street’s largest balconies with a view of St. Louis Cathedral and “Touchdown Jesus” and is used by TV news groups to broadcast from. “Top of the Trop” is available for private rentals for all special events, including Mardi Gras, Halloween and New Years Eve.
Tropical Isle® Bourbon at 721 Bourbon St.
Tropical Isle® Original at 600 Bourbon St.
Tropical Isle® Bayou Club at 610 Bourbon St.
Little Tropical Isle® at 435 Bourbon St.
Bourbon Street Honky Tonk™ at 727 Bourbon St.
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Tropical Isle Bayou Club
610 Bourbon StHome to New Orleans’ Most Powerful Drink®
THE HAND GRENADE!®
Tropical Isle® & The Bourbon Street Honky Talk™ are great places to plan on spending your day or evening when you visit New Orleans & the French Quarter! We’ve been rated as #1 Bar in the French Quarter by Where Yat Readers Poll and we’ve also been on the TV show “Drinking Made Easy” where our Hand Grenade Drink was featured.
Our live street webcam on the corners of Bourbon & Orleans makes it a place to be seen by your friends and the rest of the world when your in New Orleans! So come on in and get a Hand Grenade® Drink, or some of our other famous drinks like the Shark Attack, Horny Gator® or Tropical Itch® while you are in the French Quarter.
Our location at Bourbon & Orleans features two levels with our “Top of the Trop” having one of Bourbon Street’s largest balconies with a view of St. Louis Cathedral and “Touchdown Jesus” and is used by TV news groups to broadcast from. “Top of the Trop” is available for private rentals for all special events, including Mardi Gras, Halloween and New Years Eve.
Tropical Isle® Bourbon at 721 Bourbon St.
Tropical Isle® Original at 600 Bourbon St.
Tropical Isle® Bayou Club at 610 Bourbon St.
Little Tropical Isle® at 435 Bourbon St.
Bourbon Street Honky Tonk™ at 727 Bourbon St.
The Home of the best charboiled snow/dungeoness crabs topped with a special made garlic butter.
11 recommandé par les habitants
Dees Xquisite Seafood
1401 St Bernard AveThe Home of the best charboiled snow/dungeoness crabs topped with a special made garlic butter.
Casual stop for boiled shrimp & all-you-can-eat seafood deals in a space with a live-fish market.
Service options: Dine-in · Takeout · No delivery
Address: 7742 LA-23, Belle Chasse, LA 70037
14 recommandé par les habitants
Salvo's Seafood
7742 LA-23Casual stop for boiled shrimp & all-you-can-eat seafood deals in a space with a live-fish market.
Service options: Dine-in · Takeout · No delivery
Address: 7742 LA-23, Belle Chasse, LA 70037
Sightseeing
If you would like to shop, tour the foot of the river and/or dine, the Riverwalk Outlet mall can meet your needs.
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Riverwalk
500 Port of New Orleans PlaceIf you would like to shop, tour the foot of the river and/or dine, the Riverwalk Outlet mall can meet your needs.
Take stroll or bicycle ride on the riverfront and enjoy the breeze.
From the Fried Chicken Festival to French Quarter Fest, this riverfront park is a gracious host for the city’s biggest events. Walking paths, sculptures, memorials, green spaces, Pokemon gyms, and water features make it a scenic, interactive spot. You’ll also be able listen to live calliope music while snagging an occasional sighting of the Steamboat Natchez on the Mississippi.
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Woldenberg Park
1 Canal StreetTake stroll or bicycle ride on the riverfront and enjoy the breeze.
From the Fried Chicken Festival to French Quarter Fest, this riverfront park is a gracious host for the city’s biggest events. Walking paths, sculptures, memorials, green spaces, Pokemon gyms, and water features make it a scenic, interactive spot. You’ll also be able listen to live calliope music while snagging an occasional sighting of the Steamboat Natchez on the Mississippi.
The French Quarter is the city’s historic heart, famous for its vibrant nightlife and colorful buildings with cast-iron balconies. Crowd-pleasing Bourbon Street features jazz clubs, Cajun eateries and raucous bars serving potent cocktails. Quieter streets lead to the French Market, with gourmet food and local crafts, and to Jackson Square where street performers entertain in front of soaring St. Louis Cathedral.
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Vieux carré français
The French Quarter is the city’s historic heart, famous for its vibrant nightlife and colorful buildings with cast-iron balconies. Crowd-pleasing Bourbon Street features jazz clubs, Cajun eateries and raucous bars serving potent cocktails. Quieter streets lead to the French Market, with gourmet food and local crafts, and to Jackson Square where street performers entertain in front of soaring St. Louis Cathedral.
Frenchmen Street is in the 7th Ward of New Orleans, Louisiana. It is best known for the three-block section in the Faubourg Marigny neighborhood which is home to some of the city's popular live-music
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Frenchmen Street
Frenchmen Street is in the 7th Ward of New Orleans, Louisiana. It is best known for the three-block section in the Faubourg Marigny neighborhood which is home to some of the city's popular live-music
You can also view the Mississippi River from the Algiers Point Mississippi River Trail. If you go during sunset hours, you can catch a beautiful sunset over a skyline silhouette of the French Quarter—and the ferry ride to and from the West Bank is a scenic experience in its own right.
River Drive
You can also view the Mississippi River from the Algiers Point Mississippi River Trail. If you go during sunset hours, you can catch a beautiful sunset over a skyline silhouette of the French Quarter—and the ferry ride to and from the West Bank is a scenic experience in its own right.
3336 Desoto St
New Orleans, LA 70119
Faubourg St. John is named after the body of water that defines the western edge of the neighborhood. The bayou starts at Lake Pontchartrain, which is north of New Orleans, and flows to Mid-City, near the Lafitte Greenway. Unless Bayou Boogaloo is raging, Bayou St. John tends to be a very tranquil area. It’s a scenic spot for kayaking, paddle boarding, or enjoying a picnic. You’ll find Victorian, Arts and Crafts, and Creole homes along its shores.
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Bayou St John
3336 Desoto St
New Orleans, LA 70119
Faubourg St. John is named after the body of water that defines the western edge of the neighborhood. The bayou starts at Lake Pontchartrain, which is north of New Orleans, and flows to Mid-City, near the Lafitte Greenway. Unless Bayou Boogaloo is raging, Bayou St. John tends to be a very tranquil area. It’s a scenic spot for kayaking, paddle boarding, or enjoying a picnic. You’ll find Victorian, Arts and Crafts, and Creole homes along its shores.
Cres Park Trail
New Orleans, LA 70117
(504) 636-6400
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This 1.4-mile linear park connects the Bywater, Marigny, and French Quarter. It’s hemmed on one side by the Mississippi River, and on the other by an active railway. In this post-industrial Eden, gardens, walking paths, and downtown views abound. Open since 2014, it’s a popular place to watch Fourth of July fireworks or take an outdoor yoga class.
423 recommandé par les habitants
Crescent Park
2300 N Peters StCres Park Trail
New Orleans, LA 70117
(504) 636-6400
Visit Website
This 1.4-mile linear park connects the Bywater, Marigny, and French Quarter. It’s hemmed on one side by the Mississippi River, and on the other by an active railway. In this post-industrial Eden, gardens, walking paths, and downtown views abound. Open since 2014, it’s a popular place to watch Fourth of July fireworks or take an outdoor yoga class.
301 Patterson Rd
New Orleans, LA 70114
You can also view the Mississippi River from the Algiers Point Mississippi River Trail. If you go during sunset hours, you can catch a beautiful sunset over a skyline silhouette of the French Quarter—and the ferry ride to and from the West Bank is a scenic experience in its own right. Located a short distance from the property.
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Mississippi River Trail
99 Garden Rd301 Patterson Rd
New Orleans, LA 70114
You can also view the Mississippi River from the Algiers Point Mississippi River Trail. If you go during sunset hours, you can catch a beautiful sunset over a skyline silhouette of the French Quarter—and the ferry ride to and from the West Bank is a scenic experience in its own right. Located a short distance from the property.