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If you enjoy fresh fruits and vegetables, then New Orleans’ farmers markets are the place to be.
I don’t know where you live in the city, but he grocery store shelves have been pretty empty lately. You may be wondering where you can buy local fruits and vegetables from the farmers market in New Orleans.
What Is New Orleans’ Largest Farmers Market?
The largest farmers market in New Orleans is the Crescent City Farmers Market, which sells a number of quality fruits and veggies.
Farmers market food is not only healthy but is usually much safer for you as it doesn’t typically have the chemicals that are included in supermarket food.
Top Farmers Markets In New Orleans
French Markets in New Orleans offer a viable option that is different from many large retail commercial operations which usually have fruits and vegetables with pesticides and chemical fertilizers.
Let’s look at the top farmers markets in the New Orleans area.
Crescent City Farmers Market
2-48 French Market Pl, New Orleans, LA 70116 | (504) 636-6400
Here’s what one customer says about the New Orleans French Market. “As always great Cajun dishes – po boys, red beans, crawfish etouffee – delicious! Great friendly service and French Quarter ambiance make this a must for every trip to New Orleans.”
Uptown Square Farmers Market
200 Broadway St Suite 130, New Orleans, LA 70118 | (504) 861-4488
Here’s what one customer says about Uptown Square Farmers Market. “Great place to have outdoor breakfast on Tuesday. Choose from muffins, burritos, croissants, fresh juices and coffee for just $1 if you bring a container. Then shop from a huge selection of produce from Louisiana and Mississippi farmers. The citrus is juicy and flavourful. Simply mouth watering.”
University Square, 200 Broadway St, New Orleans, LA 70118 | (504) 861-4488
Here’s what one customer says about the Crescent City Farmers Market. “What a great market with great vendors. Totally enjoyed buying yummy items, Fish, tomatoes, zucchini, fresh flowers, Creole tomato’s etc. Home made soups and other foods. My biggest complaint would be I’d like to see more different type of vendors. Love this market!”
Vietnamese Farmers Market
4861 Alcee Fortier Blvd, New Orleans, LA 70129 | (504) 254-0682
Here’s what one customer says about the Vietnamese Farmers Market. “It is a very traditional Vietnamese street market. Much appreciated to local authorities who granted permit to this kind of events.”
Marche Créole
1001 S Broad Ave, New Orleans, LA 70125 | (504) 521-7385
Marche Créole:is a community-based farmers market that sells quality produce for an affordable price. Check them out.
Final Word
New Orleans has a lot of great restaurants, but it’s also important to support local farmers markets. Not only do these small businesses rely on your cash, but they don’t typically take credit cards, although more of them take SNAP and other public benefit vouchers.
When you buy from farmers markets, you support the growing season in your local area. Fresh fruits and vegetables are vital in any metro area, and in New Orleans, it’s no different.
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That special someone deserves to have a nice time this Valentine’s Day. New Orleans is just the city to make it happen.
The city is full of romantic locations spanning entertainment, adventure and of course, dining. In this article, we’re going to explore some of the best spots to take her.
The Most Romantic Places To Visit In New Orleans
What makes a place or event romantic? Is it the ambiance? Is it the setting? Perhaps it’s all in how the other person feels about you. Whatever the case, the places we’ve listed all have that special “it” about them — if you’re with the right person.
For confirmation, we’ve included real-life comments from people who have frequented these places so that you know what to expect when you go.
When you’re trying to date someone, the places you go are just accessories or background music to the kind of experience you bring to the other person. Use these places to forge a connection with the one you care about.
StudioBe
2941 Royal St, New Orleans, LA 70117 | (504) 252-0463
Artist Brandan B-Mike Odums has created an oasis in the city with StudioBe by the Bywater in New Orleans. Come to experience art like you’ve never enjoyed it before in a unique setting and neighborhood.
Dooky Chase
2301 Orleans Ave, New Orleans, LA 70119 | (504) 821-0600
Dooky Chase is one of the most notable restaurants in the French Quarter. Here is one one reviewer says about Dooky Chase: “Came here because we had heard about the place’s fame and reputation. When driving in the area we were afraid we might not make it here before closing time but luckily we made it. My wife had seafood gumbo and I had beet salad with fried oysters. Everything was delicious and flavorful. There was a good amount and variety of meat in the gumbo. Fried oysters also were great. Very nice place to dine; our server was friendly and attentive.”
Pitot House
1440 Moss St, New Orleans, LA 70119 | (504) 482-0312
If you want a dose of antebellum history, the Pitot House in New Orleans fits the bill. The historic landmark is an 18th-century Creole colonial country home and makes for a great weekend stop.
Jackson Square
701 Decatur St, New Orleans, LA 70116 | (504) 658-3200
Jackson Square is a historic landmark in the heart of New Orleans. The site is the centerpiece is a beautiful park and holds unparalleled historic significance: It’s the site where the Louisiana Purchase was made official.
Here’s what one visitor says about Jackson Square: “Jackson’s square was beautiful. There wasn’t many people at 11:30 when we went but it was also about to storm. There is a farmers market a couple blocks away that is a must to go through. If you time it right you can watch the riverboat take off for a tour. Very pleased with how clean the park was and the music playing by live performers.”
Take A Swamp Tour
When you come to Nola, there are few things as bayou-authentic as a swamp tour. You’ll enjoy the time outdoors, get a real taste of the bayou and even get to see some alligators.
Here are some top swamp tour companies:
- New Orleans Kayak Swamp Tours | (504) 571-9975
- Bayou Swamp Tours | (504) 370-8771
- Gators & Ghosts: A New Orleans Tour Company
Louis Armstrong Park
701 N Rampart St, New Orleans, LA 70116 | (504) 658-3200
Here’s what one visitor says about Louis Armstrong Park: “I really liked the artwork in the park and it was also beautiful there. I wish there was a splash pad for the kids somewhere in the park though…it is sooooooo very hot in New Orleans and it would be nice if we could cool off somewhere. A little playground would be nice too. The kids still enjoyed themselves running around and looking at the statues. I sat under a tree on the grass to try and cool down.”
Atchafalaya
901 Louisiana Ave, New Orleans, LA 70115 | (504) 891-9626
Come for the Crab Cake Benedict, stay for the brunch Bloody Mary.
Here’s what one diner says about Atchafalaya : “Shrimp and Crab Cake Benedict special, Bananas Foster Waffle, Five “A” bloody Mary and mimosa. Everything was delicious and the outdoor seating area was perfect for us to enjoy the beautiful weather with our dog. Our waitress was amazing. If you want to hear the live music you’ll want to sit inside. Mask required inside and COVID vaccine or negative PCR test proof required. Pets allowed outside.”
Bayona
430 Dauphine St, New Orleans, LA 70112 | (504) 525-4455
Here’s what one foodie says about Bayona: “”The most romantic meal I’ve had. Amazing food and atmosphere. Reserve now.”
Avila Grill French Quarter
817 St Louis St, New Orleans, LA 70112 | 504) 478-0796
At this Venezuelan restaurant, come for the Catira (shredded chicken dish), stay for the Pabello Criollo (beef stew).
Here’s what one patron has to say about the Avila Grill French Quarter: “We ordered a chicken patacon a delicious sandwich that uses plantains as the bun and the chicken arepa which has a corn based pocket stuffed with goodness. We wanted to try the empanadas so ordered a couple of those too. We ended loving those so much we ordered six to go to enjoy for lunch while we were driving the next day. Oooh and get the green sauce that comes with the empanadas for whatever you order! I want this in economy size!”
Confetti Park
451 Pelican Ave, New Orleans, LA 70114 | (504) 658-3201
Here’s what one park lover says about Confetti Park: “Cute, little neighborhood park. The gate can be a bit tricky/difficult, but my toddler enjoyed playing here. There isn’t too much shade over the playground area, but there are plenty of seating areas and trees throughout.”
Final Word
Once you take your signficant other to certain places around town, your relationship can really begin to blossom. New Orleans is such a place.
No matter where you go in the city, remember to enjoy yourself and put safety first. That’s the key to having a good time and making sure the person with you has one as well.
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You don’t have to be from here to know that crawfish is the state food and mascot. But you may be wondering where can you buy you some in Louisiana.
This article will tell you some of the best places to get crawfish in south Louisiana.
Here Are The Best Places To Buy Crawfish In South Louisiana
Crawfish are typically the largest around springtime — the third week of March to the first of June.
Where To Get Crawfish In Louisiana
Here are the best places in South Louisiana to get crawfish:
Bevi Seafood Co.
236 N Carrollton Ave, New Orleans, LA 70119 | (504) 488-7503
Here’s what one customer says about Bevi Seafood: “Got the boil with crab, shrimp and crawfish. The food pre cooked and sitting in a bain marie which was a bit of a let down but was still tasty and the price was fair.”
Boil Seafood House
3340 Magazine St, New Orleans, LA 70115 | (504) 309-4532
Here’s what one customer says about Boil Seafood House: “Another great seafood experience! A lot of options. Probably one of the few that serve crawfish so early in the season. Some of the pieces were a little expensive for the quality. Not everything was the freshest and we could taste it.”
Frankie and Johnny’s
321 Arabella St New, New Orleans, LA 70115 | (504) 243-1234
Here’s what one customer says about Frankie and Johnny’s: “This place is really good and always busy so expect a wait. My crawfish rating is as follow 7 in Flavor and 9 in Size. Crawfish could be a bit more spicy but the size was perfect. The seafood gumbo 8 it’s pretty thick could use a bit more chunks of seafood meat in it. The chargrilled oyster was perfect and a 10 in sizes.”
Cooter Brown’s Tavern
509 S Carrollton Ave, New Orleans, LA 70118 | (504) 866-9104
Here’s what one customer says about Cooter Brown’s: “The food here is amazing! It only got 4 stars because it took a while for our food to come and it wasn’t as hot as preferred but the taste was great! Highly recommend the chicken wings and boudin balls!”
Cajun Seafood
New Orleans Locations:
- 1479 N Claiborne Ave, New Orleans, LA 70116
- 2730 S Broad Ave, New Orleans, LA 70125
- 1901 Almonaster Ave, New Orleans, LA 70117
- 7020 Read Blvd, New Orleans, LA 70127
Here’s what one customer says about Cajun Seafood: “Don’t let the exterior fool you. This place is one of the best in the area for shrimp and crawfish. The stew was good. The crawfish were hot. I wish I could have gone twice while I was there. The ordering was confusing at first but we ended up with what we wanted.”
Melba’s Old School Poboys
1525 Elysian Fields Ave, New Orleans, LA 70117 | (504) 267-7765
Here’s what one patron says about Melba’s: “Omg this place hot the spot! I went for a daiquiri, I left with 3 half gallons of daiquiri, a meal, and 6 pounds of crawfish! The staff was nice, they got people in and out as fast as they could. Food taste great, drinks are tasty! I can’t wait to go back.”
Superior Seafood & Oyster
4338 St Charles Ave, New Orleans, LA 70115 | (504) 293-3474
Here’s what one patron has to say about Superior Seafood. “Wow. We absolutely LOVED this place. I couldn’t recommend this place enough. Addison was our server (I think that’s how you spell it) but she was amazing and so helpful! I would definitely ask for her when you come! Although all the servers seem amazing. We will definitely be back before our trip is over and ask for her. The food was delicious and the atmosphere was top tier. Highly recommend.”
Final Word
These restaurants offer the best places to find good crawfish in-season in the New Orleans area.
If you want to fish for crawfish yourself, you can find them in shallow lakes, ponds and creeks around the bayous of the state. You can also find them in mud holes in trenches and streams where vegetation grows.
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Did you enjoy last year’s kiddie-treatment Super Bowl that harkened back to the days that of the arcade? It’s baaack.
Nickelodeon and CBS Sports just announced the first-ever Super Bowl alternate telecast, airing exclusively on Nickelodeon, Sunday, Feb. 11, 2024, at 6:30 p.m. (ET). Super Bowl LVIII Live from Bikini Bottom will feature enhanced graphics and advanced augmented reality, bringing the historic Slime-filled telecast to SpongeBob SquarePants’ undersea home.
How To Watch Super Bowl From Bikini Bottom
To watch the game, tune in to Paramount’s multiplatform coverage of Super Bowl LVIII will feature CBS Sports’ presentation on the CBS Television Network, which will stream on Paramount+ and on mobile with NFL+, in addition to the Nick-ified telecast exclusively on Nickelodeon.
What it will feature: a can’t-miss opening segment from Allegiant Stadium re-creating SpongeBob’s iconic “Sweet Victory” performance; hijinks throughout the game from fan-favorite villain Plankton; appearances from the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles; reimagined end zone cannons that fire Slime, Krabby Patties and pickles; undersea AR jellyfish within the stadium; Slime trails and pineapples; and surprise appearances from beloved Nickelodeon characters in the crowd. The production will continue to showcase one-of-a-kind content and Nick-themed elements throughout, including guest appearances, original on-field graphics, virtual filters, and more for kids and families.
Beginning Monday, Feb. 5, and following Super Bowl LVIII, Nickelodeon and CBS Sports will debut a programming lineup for kids and families that includes brand-new episodes of NFL Slimetime and more. Below is the rundown of the premieres, airing ET/PT on Nickelodeon unless otherwise noted:
- “SpongeBob’s Super Bowl Party” – Monday, Feb. 5, at 7pm
The Super Bowl is here, and Patrick, SpongeBob, and Gary are throwing a party! Fans are invited to join their favorite Bikini Bottom residents as they prepare for the Super Bowl and get a glimpse at the town’s game day rituals. - NFL Slimetime “Super Bowl Preview” – Wednesday, Feb. 7, at 7:30pm
Find out who takes home NFL Slimetime‘s top honor–the NVP of NVPs. Plus, catch Slimelights of some of the NFL’s most exciting players. - NFL Slimetime “NFL Slimetime at Super Bowl” – Sunday, Feb. 11, at 11:30am(simulcast on CBS and Paramount+)
Hosts Nate Burleson and Young Dylan are kicking off Super Bowl Sunday with Slimelights from the two teams’ road to the Super Bowl, while Dylan Schefter checks in with exclusive player interviews and Mia Burleson brings the facts about the official Wilson football and the Vince Lombardi Trophy. Plus, Schefter and Young Dylan give fans a behind-the-scenes look at the augmented reality that will appear in Super Bowl LVIII on Nickelodeon. - NFL Slimetime “Super Bowl LVIII Slimelights” – Monday, Feb. 12, at 7pm (Airs on Nickelodeon in the UK, New Zealandand Australia on Tuesday, Feb. 13)
The game may be over, but the party’s just beginning! SpongeBob SquarePants’ Realistic Fish Head (voiced by Mr. Lawrence) will recap the highlights and Slimelights from the biggest night in sports. - NFL Slimetime “Post-Super Bowl” – Wednesday, Feb. 14, at 7:30pm *season 3 finale*
Young Dylan and Dylan Schefter wrap up the season with a recap of Super Bowl LVIII, including a look back at the action from Bikini Bottom, exclusive postgame interviews and bloopers. Plus, they highlight the winner of the slimiest trophy in sports–the Super Bowl NVP.
To celebrate the first-ever Super Bowl alternate telecast, Nickelodeon is inviting kids and kids at heart to climb through its Splat portal into the inflatable Bikini Bottom Super Bowl Spectacular at Super Bowl Experience at Mandalay Bay South Convention Center.
Fans will have the Slime of their lives as they bounce on a larger-than-life Krabby Patty, toss Krabby Patties into SpongeBob’s mouth, pose for a slimy photo op with the NFL Slimetime NVP trophy and more.Final Word
Nick.com/SuperBowl will serve as the official Super Bowl digital hub for kids and families on game day, where users can engage with an array of content packages, meme galleries, articles and more
- “SpongeBob’s Super Bowl Party” – Monday, Feb. 5, at 7pm
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Branford Marsalis, a musician born in New Orleans, will come back to his hometown to take on the role of artistic director at the Ellis Marsalis Center for Music.
The homecoming is a long time coming for the New Orleans native and son of the city. Marsalis has been seen as a cultural ambassador for jazz music, helping to popularize the genre and bring it to new audiences around the world.
As a member of the Marsalis family, which includes several prominent musicians, Branford has contributed to a musical legacy that has had a significant impact on the world of music.
Branford Marsalis Heads Home To New Orleans
Marsalis takes the reins of a center named after his late father, who served as the artistic director ther from 2012 to April 2020.
Marsalis is a renowned saxophonist, composer, and bandleader who has achieved success in both jazz and classical music. He has released numerous albums both as a solo artist and with his band.
Marsalis has collaborated with a wide range of musicians across various genres, showcasing his versatility and musical adaptability. His collaborations include work with artists such as Sting, Miles Davis, Dizzy Gillespie, and the Grateful Dead, among others.
He has won multiple Grammy Awards over the course of his career, both for his solo work and collaborations. These accolades highlight his skill and artistry as a musician.
Marsalis has been involved in music education and advocacy, promoting the importance of music in education and society. His work in this area includes teaching, workshops, and supporting music education programs.
Final Word
Live music is a part of New Orleans’ culture for sure. from jazz clubs to the city’s diverse bar scene, from historic cocktail bars to trendy craft beer spots. listening to lie music is a popular nighttime activity, especially in areas like the French Quarter and the Warehouse District.
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Who will make it to the Super Bowl? The NFL playoffs kick off with the San Francisco 49ers against the Green Bay Packers.
No cable needed! 49ers vs. Lions is a game you can watch — for free. Keep reading.
How To Watch the Detroit Lions, San Francisco 49ers Game On TV/Streaming
You can also steam the game for free on FuboTV, which offers a 7-day trial at no charge.
If you live in Green Bay or San Francisco, you can watch the game on your local TV affiliate via cable TV or TV antenna.
- Game Date: Jan. 28, 2023
- Game Time: 6:30 p.m. ET
- TV Channel: FOX
- Streaming: FuboTV. or Paramount+
Watching the game for free on Fubo’s sports-centric live TV streaming service will give you practically every game during the NFL regular season and playoffs. This includes streaming every game broadcast nationally or on the NFL Network. Fubo also offers 1,000 hours of cloud storage as well.
The way to watch TV is by using the best streaming services for your particular device.
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Have you heard that New Orleans is for lovers? The city’s exquisite restaurant scene is perfect for a couple looking for love and food in the same place and on the same plate.
We’re going to show you some of the best places in New Orleans to eat for Valentines Day this year. All of these eateries specialize in fine dining, with great executive chefs and top-notch beverage programs. You won’t be sorry.
Where To Eat For Valentines Day In New Orleans
Many of the city’s restaurants have designed special meals for the special day, but why not try some eateries that have proven to be a hit on any given day? If you’re spontaneous -(and she loves that about you) here are some of the best places to eat.
Mother’s Restaurant
401 Poydras St, New Orleans, LA 70130 | (504) 523-9656
Here’s what one customer says about Mother’s: “Best jambalaya ever! I came here four years ago and texted my husband that I just ate the world’s best jambalaya. This time we came together for a friend’s wedding.”
Arnaud’s
813 Beinville, New Orleans, LA 70112 | (504) 523-5433
Here’s what one customer says about Arnaud’s: “We went to the bar for drinks and had an amazing experience. The drinks were fun, well balanced, and unique. We had several different cocktails and all of them were delicious. The architecture and design of the bar provides the perfect laid back atmosphere to relax in the juxtaposition of Bourbon st. This is a classy place with upscale food and drinks.”
Batture Bistro and Bar
111 Iberville St, New Orleans, LA 70130 | (504) 699-8021
Here’s what a diner says about Batture Bistro: “WOW! Best meal I’ve eaten in New Orleans yet. Went for brunch– what a delightful menu! And the chef himself went out of his way to welcome us in, and even made my daughter anything she asked for. Very friendly, wonderful service, and AMAZING food, beautifully presented. Beautiful restaurant/lounge with a gorgeous patio that has a small pool and fountain. Highly recommend you eat here. It was the best decision we’ve made while downtown.”
Coterie Restaurant & Oyster Bar
Here’s what one patron says about Coterie Restaurant & Oyster Bar: “I cannot say enough great things about this location. From the minute we walked in we were greeted warmly and seated immediately. Our server was incredible, she was so friendly and helpful. Our drinks were on point, the oysters were the best I’ve had. “
Mr. John’s Steakhouse
2111 St Charles Ave, New Orleans, LA 70130 | (504) 679-7697
Here’s what one diner says about Mr. John’s Steakhouse. “My husband and I celebrated our ten-year wedding anniversary and my birthday at this establishment last night. He had the Braised Pork Belly (appetizer) and Ribeye (entree). I had the Turtle Soup (appetizer, first time eating) and the Two Lobster Tails (entree). Our meals were cooked to perfection. The wait staff was cheery, friendly, and attentive. Ambience was so nice. I wanted to cry because everything went to so well. Tip: get your car parked by the valet. I would come back to eat here again. I highly recommend this restaurant.”
Chophouse New Orleans
322 Magazine St, New Orleans, LA 70130 | (504) 522-7902
Here’s what one reviewer says about Chophouse New Orleans. “My husband made reservations for my birthday. The manager chose a bottle of champagne at my husband’s request and had a card from the staff waiting on us. The food was amazing. We had the crab cocktail appetizer, steak, fries, and the onions and mushrooms. It was all fabulous. Roshaun and Brandon were amazing at meeting all our needs.”
Wille Mae’s Scotch House
2401 St Ann St, New Orleans, LA 70119 | (504) 822-9503
Here’s what one customer says about Willie Mae’s Scotch House: “By far some of the best Fried Chicken I’ve ever had (and I’ve had my fair share). In fact all the food was amazing. The Macaroni and Cheese presents itself as simple enough on first bite, but leaves a cheesy aftertaste that will warm your heart. The oven fresh cornbread muffins are not to be missed, and even the fries were cooked to perfection.”
L’il Dizzy’s Cafe
1500 Esplanade Ave, New Orleans, LA 70116 | (504) 766-8687
Here’s what one patron says about L’il Dizzy’s Cafe: “Lil Dizzy’s serves up some of the best soul food New Orleans has to offer. In addition to classics like po’boys and fried chicken, you can choose from daily specials like fried Catfish and grits or smothered pork chops.”
Final Word
There’s no better time than Valentine’s Day to check out a new restaurant or indulge in affectionate activities — or going out to eat — with your significant other. New Orleans, Louisiana, has several nice restaurants that you’ll love for Valentine’s Day.
Valentine’s Day is special for many reasons, but it’s not the only day to enjoy a nice restaurant.
When New Orleans’ food is mentioned on a national level, it somehow always reverts back to gumbo, which is the best around, although the city’s eateries certainly represent those dishes well, there’s so much more.
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It’s time for the girlfriends to get together because it’s been a while. In New Orleans, the bars call you at night. But where can you go to find a strong drink?
The Crescent City is known for its cuisine, but when it’s time for a drink, what are your go-to places? In this article, real people tell us which restaurants and bars have the best drinks.
From downtown to Uptown and places in between, these places will refresh your palette with strong, flavorful drinks you won’t soon forget.
Before we get started, let’s go over some house rules:
- Drink responsibly
- Never accept a drink from a stranger that doesn’t come directly from the bartender or server.
- Always have a designated driver or call a friend, family member, taxi, Uber or Lyft to get home.
Ready to get started? Bottoms up!
Here Are The Best Places To Grab A Cocktail In New Orleans
Brigtsen’s Restaurant
723 Dante St, New Orleans, LA 70118 | (504) 861-7610
Here’s what one patron says about Brigten’s food: “This had to be one of my favorite dining experiences in New Orleans. We came in without a reservation and the beautiful Marna accommodated us. Everything we ate was delicious. You could taste the love in food. You must try this food, the wait service was impeccable. I can’t wait to get back and make a reservation. What a beautiful experience!”
Coquette
2800 Magazine St, New Orleans, LA 70115 | (504) 265-0421
Here’s what one customer says about Coquette: “Every dish was a well balanced pairing of local flavor and impressive culinary capacity. The way they put these dishes together is going to stick with me for a while. Everything was wonderfully paired with the other components on the dish. Perfect for a nice dinner on a quiet night. Stick around for dessert and the Amaro list. We will be coming back again!”
Herbsaint
701 St Charles Ave, New Orleans, LA 70130 | (504) 524-4114
Here’s what one diner says about Herbsaint: “The food deserve 5 stars, but I had to go with 4 because when we ate, almost everything was quite too salty. However we got there at almost 9pm with no reservation, and still they managed to give us a table, which was awesome. For VEGANS don’t be afraid to come eat here, the chef will prepare something at his discretion. And what I go it was Soo Good! My husband asked for 3 portion of short ribs, that’s how much he enjoyed them. My husband actually returned a dish back because it was too salty, and we appreciate that we were not charged for it. Service could have been more personable, but no complaints.”
Maypop
611 O’Keefe Ave, New Orleans, LA 70113 | (504) 518-6345
Here’s what one customer says about Maypop: “In a sea of restaurants that are [more or less] putting out the same types of food, it is guaranteed you will find completely unique and incredible eats at Maypop
“I’m not even sure what you’d classify this type of food. Definitely Asian fusion but it’s simply better than that. Everything here is simply delicious and unexpected.”
Nola Caye
898 Baronne St, New Orleans, LA 70113 | (504) 302-1302
Here’s what one customer says about Nola Caye: “My friend and I originally ordered brunch through Door Dash. The food was AMAZING! So, we decided to eat in for dinner. As visitors to New Orleans I will say NOLA Caye is a very nice place. The waitress was a little off beat at first(not the most pleasant),however she eventually was very good. Yes,a nice tip was left. The restaurant is very pretty and offers a subtle charm. I loved the brick walls. Our food was delicious. As a travel agent I will definitely recommend the restaurant to my travel clients visiting the beautiful city.”
Ruby Slipper Cafe
200 Magazine St, New Orleans, LA 70130 | (504) 525-9355
Here’s what on customer says about the Ruby Slipper: “We sat at the bar and had a really good waiter/bartender. The trifecta was amazing! Highly suggest. The Bloody Mary with bacon infused vodka was delicious.”
Oceana Grill
739 Conti St, New Orleans, LA 70130 | (504) 525-6002
Here’s what one diner says about Oceana Grill: “As always the food was great Maw Maw’s Cajun Breakfast never disappoints and pairs really well with their amazing Bloody Mary.”
Pluck Wine & Bar Restaurant
722 Girod St, New Orleans, LA 70130 |
Come for the Rose’, stay for the Flash Fried Frog Legs.
Here’s what one food lover has to say about Pluck Wine & Bar: “Super cool wine place with a smart wine list and lots of tasty bites. I love it, definitely a great place to overindulge. If you’re going to buy a really nice bottle they better have the right glass for it and this place definitely does. Wonderful.”
Final Word
If you’re looking for a cool spot to grab a drink, Nola has plenty of places to choose from. New Orleans has the perfect spots to enjoy a strong mimosa while you munch on brunch favorites like scrambled eggs and Canadian bacon.
Remember that waiters and waitresses across the industry make less than $3 a day unless they receive tips, so please show your gratitude for your service.
Looking for more places to eat in Nola? Here Are Some Top Desserts To Order In New Orleans.
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What type of hairstyle will you rock tomorrow? This is your time to let your natural hair shine by giving it the loving care it needs. Want to know how?
It’s all about showing our gorgeous mane in all its natural beauty. No matter if you have short hair or textured long curls, it’s all good and easy to do.
This article is going to show you some breathtaking natural hairstyles you’ll love to emulate.
DIY Hairstyles
Quick & Easy Hairstyles
Why not take in some lessons on how to really make your hair stand out from the crowd. Watch this:
How To Style 4C & 4B Hair
Does the 4C have you not being able to foresee a future for your natural hair? Girl, relax. You got this!
Curly Natural Hairstyles You’ll Love
People think the world of girls with curls, and the rest of us are not mad. Here’s what to do with those locs.
Natural Hairstyles With Edges Laid
Tired of those edges sticking up and out? Let’s do something about them right now.
Final Word
Your hair is one of the best ways to express yourself wherever you go. Do you want to rock some different hairstyles? It’s time for some hair inspiration.
Your hair is one of the most unique expressions of your personality that people immediately see. Make it count. Take care of your hair by adding some treatments that are proven to work.
If you’re serious about saving money, doing your own hair is the way to go. It’s not too difficult either. It has everything to do with the way you wear your hair.
The Louisiana hair industry is one of the largest in the Southeast, with more than 4 million people getting groomed each month.
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Some of the top restaurants in New Orleans also have the best desserts, believe or not. Who doesn’t like dessert after some delicious seafood?
In this article, we’re going to go over some of the best desserts you can find in the city.
The 5 Best Desserts In New Orleans
Many cities have dishes that have become their signatures. Some cities in the South are known for their pecan pie or sweet tea. Here are five desserts that New Orleans is known for.
Bananas Foster
Bananas Foster is one of those sweet deserts that goes good after a nice bowl of gumbo. The dessert is primarly made up of bananas and vanilla ice cream. What makes it work is the rich sauce poured across it.
The sauce can be made of butter, brown sugar, cinnamon, dark rum, and banana liqueur. In New Orleans lore, the dish was created by Paul Blangé at Brennan’s restaurant in New Orleans.
You can find bananas foster on these New Orleans menus:
Beignets
There’s nothing like some coffee and beignets in the morning or even after an evening meal. Beignets are square-shaped dumplings deep-fried dumplings coverd with powered sugar.
Some eateries around New Orleans with cover the beignet head to toe in sugar while others will lightly sprinkle the white stuff over the top. It depends how you like it.
Where to find beignets in New Orleans:
Bread Pudding
Bread pudding is one of the most popular desserts in south Louisiana. It is comprised of bread, milk, eggs, and sugar overlaid with a caramel sauce or something similar.
Where to find some awesome bread pudding in New Orleans
Doberge Cake
Doberge cake is not as well known as some of the other dishes on our list, but in New Orleans, it’s reputation is long and undisputed as a go-to treat.
To make this cake, you’ll need a lot of custard with icing on the exterior. Doberge cake is basically a layer cake, so it’s common to make one half of it in chocolate or lemon and the other half in a totally different flavor.
Hubig’s Pies
Hubig’s pies have been rocking in New Orleans for decades and as a family-run business, it has become a matter of pride to patronize the place by indulging in its tasty treats.
Hubig’s pies are glazed turnovers with fruit fillings like apple and peach and blueberry. Although the factory burned in a fire in 2012, proprietor Andrew Ramsey says production is set to resume “in a matter of months.”
Final Word
What’s your favorite dessert? In New Orleans, that question can be difficult.
There you have it: From beignets to bananas foster and finally Hubig’s pies, we’ve shown you what makes New Orleans so sweet and addicting.
Everybody has a sweet tooth in New Orleans. That’s one of the reasons why after every meal, you’ll find a pie or pastry to top it off. But what are the city’s go-to desserts?
What about you? What are some of the best desserts and treats you can find in New Orleans. Let us know in the comments below!
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