Take a run down the street car line. Be sure to run *towards* the street cars so you can see them coming! Also, get out of the way!!
Shopping, lots of shopping. @FleurtyGirl and Francesca’s - great for ladies clothes + gifts
Great for dancing after 2am. Pro tip: don't leave your credit card here (you know who you are).
Amazing Brunch. I’m particularly fond of the Strawberries and Cream, Eggs Nouvelle Orleans, and their Bananas Foster is to die for. -KD
Jazz Brunch on Sundays usually includes a second line around the restaurant. The patio is beautiful, as is any room looking out onto it. And the 25cent Martini Lunch on Fridays is a must.
Depending on the time, there’s usually a line, but it moves quickly. Amazing breakfast… omelets are phenomenal, great malts, burgers are excellent, and the coconut cream pie is a definite fave.-KD
d.b.a., The Spotted Cat, Snug Harbor, Mimi’s in the Marigny… Molly’s (they have really tasty frozen irish coffees)
Get the hummus with their homemade bread. Everything is fantastic: falafel, grape leaves, shwarma… oh and the lebanese tea is fantastic.
If they have the blackened alligator bites on the menu, I highly suggest you try them.
BEST brunch in the city. Try to sit outside in the courtyard, and save room for an omelet!
Get the gumbo + half po-boy special with a round of oysters. Wash it down with some Purple Haze.
A New Orleans institution with amazing customer service. Go and get one of the finest hats you'll ever own.
Take a spin around the quarter, and be sure to order a Hurricane at Lafitte's! Every tour usually stops there and a waitress comes out and takes orders.
Supposedly the oldest, continuously-open bar in America. Great Hurricanes and amazing ambiance. Find the darkest corner and grab a bunch of candles and chairs.
