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With hurricane season in its most active period, the main energy provider of New Orleans recently informed the public of how long it may take for them to restore power in the event of a major storm.
Entergy, the largest power company in the Greater New Orleans area, held a presentation laying out the expected wait times for residents who lose power to get their energy restored.
Here are Entergy’s estimates for how long you’ll be without power based on hurricane strength:
When New Orleans Residents Expect Power To Be Restored After A Hurricane?
Hurricane Strength Days Without Power Category 1 Storm 7 Days Category 2 Storm 10 days Category 3 Storm 14 days Category 4 Storm 21 Days Category 5 Storm More than 21 Days How To Check The Status Of A Power Outage Near You
In the Greater New Orleans area, you can check the status of a power outage near you by going to Entergy’s website here.
Once you click on your state, you’ll see a map that shows where power is flowing. Green lines generally indicate that power is on. Red lines typically mean that power is out.
Entergy’s website says, “While a green line is an indication that power has been restored to the area, it doesn’t necessarily indicate that power is on at your specific location.”
How To Prepare For A Major Storm
In the event that a major storm, hits the Gulf Coast region, including New Orleans, there are some things you can do to prevent the worst of conditions from occurring.
Buy A Generator
Most appliance stores sell either whole-house or portable generators, which are sufficient for major storms and hurricanes.
Remember to never run a generator in an enclosed space. They generate deadly fumes that can kill you. Here are some top portable generators you can purchase.
Champion Power Equipment 100519 6250-Watt Open Frame Inverter
- DuroMax XP13000EH Dual Fuel Portable Generator
- Westinghouse WGen9500DF Dual Fuel Portable Generator
- DuroMax XP5500E Gas Powered Portable Generator
- Champion Power Equipment 201052 4750/3800-Portable Generator
Stock Up On Canned Goods
You’d be surprised how good some food in a can tastes when you’re starving. Hopefully, you never have to find out, but to be safe, it’s a good idea to have some canned goods stored for a rainy day.
Here are some food stuffs you should invest in:
Swanson Chicken & Dumplings W/ White & Dark Chicken Meat
- Campbell’s Chicken Noodle Soup
- Gatorade Variety Pack
- Canned French Style Green Beans
- Sardines in Extra Virgin Olive Oil
- Homestyle Beef Stew
- Chicken of the Sea Canned Tuna
Have A Go-Bag Ready
When it’s time for you to flee your home, it can be very hectic trying to find the items you will think you need to take with you. That’s why it’s always a good idea to prepare a go-bag — a book sack or bag filled with your necessities — so that you can be on the move in a hurry.
What are some things to put in a go-bag?
- Flashlight
- Battery-Operated Radio
- Batteries
- Emergency Blanket
- MREs (Meals, Ready to Eat)
- Portable Tent
- First-Aid Kit
- Cash
Final Word
There’s little that can be done to thwart a major storm headed toward New Orleans, but you can take steps to get out of the dark in the event of a power outage.
Most residents in places like Orleans and Jefferson parishes are used to losing power for days on end when big storms come. No matter what, remember not to panic and to keep your senses at all times.
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A recent report lists New Orleans neighbor Baton Rouge as one of the cities with the cheapest rents in the United States.
The report from Rent.com looked at the average rental rates for every large city in America, including those with populations over 50,000 and ample rental inventory.
Baton Rouge comes in No. 3 on the list, with rents averaging between $586 for a one-bedroom apartment to $1,088 for a three-bedroom.
Apartments with common layouts — studios, one-bedrooms and two-bedrooms — are included in the list.
Cities With The Cheapest Rents In America
10. Des Moines, Iowa
- Population: 214,237
- Studio Rent: $904
- 1-BR Rent: $1,221
- 2-BR Rent: $1,393
9. Albuquerque, New Mexico
- Population: 214,237
- Studio Rent: $904
- 1-BR Rent: $1,221
- 2-BR Rent: $1,393
8. (Tie) Winston Salem, North Carolina
- Population: 247,945
- Studio Rent: $1,026
- 1-BR Rent: $1,123
- 2-BR Rent: $1,373
8. (Tie) Louisville, Kentucky
- Population: 617,638
- Studio Rent: $1,011
- 1-BR Rent: $1,179
- 2-BR Rent: $1,324
7. (Tie) Memphis, Tennessee
- Population: 651,073
- Studio Rent: $1,016
- 1-BR Rent: $1,138
- 2-BR Rent: $1,201
6. Indianapolis, Indiana
- Population: 876,384
- Studio Rent: $1,063
- 1-BR Rent: $1,072
- 2-BR Rent: $1,298
4. (Tie) San Antonio, Texas
- Population: 1,547,253
- Studio Rent: $750
- 1-BR Rent: $1,078
- 2-BR Rent: $1,304
4. (Tie) Omaha, Nebraska
- Population: 478,192
- Studio Rent: $827
- 1-BR Rent: $983
- 2-BR Rent: $1,343
3. Baton Rouge
- Population: 220,236
- Studio Rent: $586
- 1-BR Rent: $1,056
- 2-BR Rent: $1,088
2. Fargo, North Dakota
- Population: 124,662
- Studio Rent: $626
- 1-BR Rent: $826
- 2-BR Rent: $936
1. Grand Forks, North Dakota
- Population: 55,839
- Studio Rent: $676
- 1-BR Rent: $800
- 2-BR Rent: $890
Final Word
Finding cheap rent is a job unto itself, but it can be done. Strangely enough, one major factor keeping rents high is the U.S. housing market, which continues to put stress on Americans.
While New Orleans is not one of the most expensive rental markets, but down I-10 it’s a different story. Here are some cheap apartments in Baton Rouge.
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You already know that rent prices are skyrocketed across the nation. In New Orleans, Louisiana, rent prices are no different.
Louisiana has some affordable cities for renters, particularly in the northern and central parts of the state.
Are Rents Going Down In New Orleans?
New Orleans rents are rising but not as much as other metropolitan areas. June 2022 figures from Realtor.com show that New Orleans rents rose just 6.6% over the previous year, which is among the lowest increases in the nation.
These New Orleans Apartments Are Affordable
To determine the apartments with the cheapest rent in New Orleans, we studied the average rental rates for studios, one-bedrooms and two-bedrooms.
Willowbrook Apartments
7001 Bundy Rd, New Orleans, LA 70127
Willowbrook Apartments has on-site laundry facilities as well as all kitchen appliances including a dishwasher, all electric and energy efficient central heat and air, ceiling fans, and large private porches.
Beds Baths Average SF Monthly Rent 1 Bed 1 Bath 658 SF $700 2 Beds 2 Baths 958 SF $820 Leasing Office: (504) 777-3172
Pontchartrain Oaks Apartments
9696 Hayne Blvd, New Orleans, LA 70127
Located on Lake Pontchartrain in New Orleans East, Pontchartrain Oaks offers one and two bedroom apartments.
Beds Baths Average SF Monthly Rent 1 Bed 1 Bath 560 SF $685 2 Beds 1 Bath 1,120 SF $950 Leasing Office: (504) 576-9613
Forest Isle Apartments
5000 Woodland Dr, New Orleans, LA 70131
Forest Isle is a gated apartment community located on the Westbank of New Orleans. It has a swimming pool, work out in our 24 hour fitness center, or stroll with your dog on the levee overlooking the Intracoastal Waterway. Forest Isle offers studio, one and two bedroom apartment homes.
Beds Baths Average SF Monthly Rent Studio 1 Bath 536 SF $690 1 Bed 1 Bath 636 SF Not Available 1 Bed 1½ Baths 825 SF Not Available 2 Beds 1 Bath 995 SF Not Available 2 Beds 1½ Baths 1,233 SF Not Available 2 Beds 2½ Baths 1,350 SF $1,350 Leasing Office: (504) 285-5298
Parc Fontaine
3101 Rue Parc Fontaine, New Orleans, LA 70131
Leasing Office: (504) 688-7385
Located on the West Bank, Parc Fontaine Apartments is a gated community that offers one, two and three-bedroom floorplans.
Beds Baths Average SF Monthly Rent 1 Bed 1 Bath 750 SF $610 2 Beds 1 Bath 1,000 SF Not Available 2 Beds 2 Baths 1,300 SF Not Available 3 Beds 2 Baths 1,683 SF $1,200 Laguna Creek Apartments
6881 Parc Brittany Blvd, New Orleans, LA 70126
Laguna Creek offers one- and two-bedroom apartments in Eastern New Orleans.
Beds Baths Average SF Monthly Rent 1 Bed 1 Bath 617 SF $685 2 Beds 1 Bath 866 SF $910 Leasing Office: (844) 838-2986
Cypress Run Apartments
6101 Tullis Dr, New Orleans, LA 70131
Cypress Run Apartments offers one- and two-bedroom apartments with various features and amenities including, convenient on-site parking options and smoke-free options.
Beds Baths Average SF Monthly Rent 1 Bed 1 Bath 731 SF $700 2 Beds 1 Bath 920 SF Not Available 2 Beds 2 Baths 1,020 SF $1,050 Leasing Office: (504) 392-8962
Final Word
While New Orleans is not one of the most expensive rental markets, (how you doing, New York?), the prices are such that you still need to do what you can to save if you’re not buying a home. Look for ways to reduce expenses and save more of the money you make.
Tired of renting? Here’s how to save for a home.
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Airbnb has made it super-easy to rent out your home. If you’re in New Orleans homeowner thinking about making some extra cash, read on.
You may be wondering how to go about renting your home on Airbnb. This guide breaks the process down step by step.
Here’s How To Rent Your Home On Airbnb
In New Orleans, hotels can charge high rates, not to mention a pricey parking fee if you have a vehicle. For many people, it makes sense to rent a home on Airbnb instead.
All you have to do is be willing to rent your property for a few days to make some good money. But before you do, make sure that you reside in an area / neighborhood where new faces are welcome and guests feel safe.
It’s also a good idea to to make sure your neighbors are aware of what’s going on to a reasonable degree. You might also want to check to see if your homeowners association forbids it.
If you’re all clear, then you just need to prepare to rent your home.
How Old Do You Have To Be To Rent On Airbnb?
Airbnb’s terms of use indicate, guests and hosts must be 18 years or older. No children are allowed to create an account.
That means you won’t have to worry about young kids renting out your home for a Sweet 16 party. College students, however, are generally old enough to use the platform.
What Percentage Of Rent Does Airbnb Take?
iAirbnb charges a service fee of 3% for hosts with a residential listing. If you have a Super Strict cancellation policy, you may be charged more based on other factors.
Now let’s go over how to set up your Airbnb account.
List Your Home In 6 Steps
1. Set up an account and log onto Airbnb.com, click on “Add a listing.”
2. Once you go through the prompts, you’ll choose whether this is a guest house or one where you “keep your personal belongings.”
You’ll also need to disclose whether you’re listing on behalf of a company or just yourself.
3. Under “Sleeping Arrangements,” add how many beds are in the bedroom(s) as well as if you have a sofa bed.
4. Once you add your address, you’ll need to confirm on a Google Map embedded in the page. Next, list any amenities like Wi-Fi, heat, AC (yes, those are all amenities) so that guests know what to expect.
5. Next list all the “Spaces” that guests can use (pool, washing machine, dryer, etc.).
6. Upload pictures of your home then describe your place, neighborhood and surrounding features to really sell it to would-be guests.
Once you do that, you’re ready to press the button to list your home.
3 Tips & Tricks When Renting Your Home On Airbnb
- Remember, all transactions should be handled by Airbnb. Do not accept cash payment outside of the online system, that’s how trouble and discrepancies can arise.
- Always draft some house rules: Let your guests know that this is not an anything-goes residence and that big parties are a no-no.
- Before you accept a guest, make sure they have great reviews. If you read their ratings on Airbnb, that will give you the greatest indication of what type of guest they are.
Final Word
Renting your home out on Airbnb can be an easy way to make some extra cash. If you live in New Orleans, the city has so many visitors that renting a home instead of a hotel is a viable option.
As you can see, there is some money to be made from renting your home out on Airbnb. To make the most of your home, always communicate your house rules to your guests ahead of time so there’s no misunderstanding.
Also, we can’t stress it enough: Let your close neighbors know that you’re listing your home on Airbnb.
There’s nothing worse than you renting out your home only to get a call from the cops hours later, saying that your neighbor reported a suspicious person on your property.
New Orleans has one of the best real estate markets in the South, with affordable housing in large swaths of the city. Large backyards and strong, vibrant neighborhoods with ample dining amenities make it one of the top places for transplants looking for a new home.
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One of the city’s best restaurants, Commander’s Palace, is holding a summer series that is every bit the culinary masterclass you would expect.
The Commander’s Palace summer wine tasting series is called CP Sips, and it’s going on now.
These self-guided tours focus on different wines that go along with some of New Orleans’ most motable dishes. Of course, there will be samples galore for both spirits and food.
Here is the schedule so far. Note that the series is quickly selling out as it becomes available.
CP Sips Summer Series Schedule
JUNE 15: Sipping Around the South of France PURCHASE TICKETS TO EVENT HERE
JULY 20: Rosé Sippers and Summer BBQ Reds PURCHASE TICKETS TO EVENT HERE
AUGUST 17: Island Hopping with Glass In Hand PURCHASE TICKETS TO EVENT HERE
SEPTEMBER 14: Touring the Mediterranean Coast (Bike Optional) PURCHASE TICKETS TO EVENT HERE
Looking for more places to eat in Nola? Here Are Some Top Desserts To Order In New Orleans.
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Our nation’s celebration of Independence is Monday, July 4, 2022 and New Orleans, Louisiana will be red, white and blue for the holiday. You don’t have to be in Atlanta proper to enjoy the festivities; surrounding cities will also be getting in on the fireworks!
Greater New Orleans July 4 Celebrations
Here are some of the metro Atlanta Fourth of July events you may want to check out.
4th On The River
Celebrate America’s birthday along the historic New Orleans Riverfront with the FREE Go 4th on the River Fireworks Show at 9:00 p.m. on July 4th! This spectacular fireworks display can be seen from the East and West Banks of the River from the Outlet Collection at Riverwalk to Crescent Park at French Market District.
Slidell Heritage Festival
The Slidell Heritage Festival takes place 4 p.m. Saturday, July 2, 2022. The event is hosted by the Rotary Club of Slidell, the Rotary Club of Slidell Northshore in conjunction with the City of Slidell. Fireworks begin at 9 p.m.
Mandeville Fireworks On The Lake
In Mandeville, Fireworks on the Lake is happening at 5 p.m. Sunday, July 3, 2022. Come to the Lakefront at 2623 Lakeshore Drive, Mandeville, La.
St. Bernard Salutes America
St. Bernard Salutes America’s Annual Celebration is set for Sunday, July 3, 2022 from 5:30 to 10:00 pm.
The St. Bernard Salutes America Celebration and Fireworks Display takes place on the Frederick J. Sigur Civic Center Grounds located at 8245 W. Judge Perez Drive, Chalmette. Admission is free.
Uncle Sam Jam
Uncle Sam Jam is happening 3 p.m. Sunday, July 3, 2022 at beautiful Lafreniere Park. Each year, festival goers look forward to live music, delicious food and great company. Uncle Sam Jam is a FREE festival featuring top local and national acts and a fireworks show to close out the night.
Final Word
Flying in and out of New Orleans is easier than ever after the Louis Armstrong Airport remodel.
New Orleans is a top destination for air travelers the world over. The reason? The city’s vibrant culture, top-notch cuisine and its many things to do and see.
Looking to visit the Crescent City? Here’s the cheapest time to travel to New Orleans.
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The 2022 hurricane season is still projected to be an active one. Weather experts are forecasting warmer than normal waters in the Atlantic Ocean.
So far, 19 storms are being predicted this year, which is two more than last year. It’s going to be a busy year, unfortunately.
When Does Hurricane Season Start?
Hurricane season also begins on June 1 and runs until the end of November. With that said, there is nothing that says a large storm system can’t form before or after that time.
The New Orleans area has only been hit by a relatively few number of storm systems the last couple years, but as we know, what we miss out on in frequency can more than be made up for in intensity.
These Are The Named Hurricanes For 2022 So Far
Here is the list of major storms predicted to hit this year in the Atlantic Ocean:
- Alex
- Bonnie
- Colin
- Danielle
- Earl
- Fiona
- Gaston
- Hermine
- Ian
- Julia
- Karl
- Lisa
- Martin
- Nicole
- Owen
- Paula
- Richard
- Shary
- Tobias
- Virginie
- Walter
Why This Hurricane Season May Be A Bad One
Weather forecasters are warning that this hurricane season may be worse than normal is because of the warmer temperatures in the Gulf of Mexico.
Storms generally get their power from the top 100 feet of the waters. In the Gulf, the Loop Current, a subtropical pattern that loops from the deeper and warmer parts of the ocean into the more shallow waters close to the United States, normally mix together to cool the waters.
So far these season, the Loop Current has been of a higher temperature than normal, making the penetration of warm waters more than 100 feet and possibly as deep as 500 feet. This means the waters this summer are especially hospitable for hurricanes to thrive and maintain speed and power.
What To Do In A Hurricane Warning
Whenever a tropical depression or storm forms in the Atlantic or eastern North Pacific, a government agency known as the NOAA National Hurricane Center (NHC) issues tropical cyclone advisories to warn the public.
The advisories are issued at least every six hours and can increase as the storm progresses.
If a hurricane warning is issued, here are some safety steps to follow:
- Stay inside your home and away from windows and glass doors.
- Close all interior doors and brace all external doors.
- Take shelter in a small interior room like a closet or hallway in the basement or lower level of your home.
- If flooding occurs, get out of the basement or lowest level of your home and take refuge on higher ground.
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June 20, 2022
2 Min Readit’s New Orleans Restaurant Week! That means your favorite eatery may have a food special or deal waiting for you — along with a table.
If you’re not familiar with the weeklong celebration, it’s a time to cheer on the Crescent City’s best dining spots and show them a little love as they fill up your bottle and your tummy.
When Is New Orleans Restaurant Week?
New Orleans Restaurant Week runs from June 20-26, 2022.
New Orleans Restaurant Week: Participating Restaurants
Here are the restaurants participating in New Orleans Restaurant Week.
- ACME Oyster House (New Orleans and Metairie)
- Andrea’s Restaurant
- Anna’s
- Antoine’s Restaurant
- Arnaud’s Restaurant
- The Blue Crab
- Boucherie
- Bourbon House
- Brasa Churresqueria
- Brennan’s
- Briquitte
- Broussard’s Restaurant
- Brown Butter Southern Kitchen
- Cafe Degas
- Cafe Maspero
- Cho Thai
- Commander’s Palace
- Commons Club
- Copper Vine
- Costera
- The Country Club
- Creole House
- Criollo Restaurant & Lounge
- Curio
- Desire Oyster Bar
- Dickie Brennan’s Steakhouse
- Dickie Brennan’s Tableau
- Domenica Restaurant
- Ernst Cafe
- Felix’s Restaurant & Oyster Bar
- Flamingo-a-Go-Go
- Fleming’s Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar
- Gabrielle Restaurant
- Galatoire’s
- GW Fins
- Jack Rose
- Johnny Sanchez
- Katie’s Restaurant & Bar
- La Petite Grocery
- Luke Restaurant
- Mother’s Restaurant/Mother’s Next Door
- Mr. B’s Bistro
- Muriel’s Jackson Square
- Palace Cafe
- Patios
- The Pelican Club
- Pier 424
- Pizza Domenica
- Ralph’s On the Park
- Red Fish Grill
- Restaurant August
- Restaurant R’evolution
- Rib Room
- Royal House
- Sala
- Silk Road Restaurant
- Suis Generis
- Sylvain
- The Bower
- The Chloe Restaurant
- The Commissary
- Tito’s Ceviche & Pisco
- Tony Mandina’s
- Tujague’s Restaurant
- Ugly Dog Saloon & Bar-B-Que
- Trenasse
- Willa Jean
Final Thought
New Orleans is second to none when it comes to culinary greatness in the Southeast, but the city has much more to offer.
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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Who doesn’t enjoy a night on the town in New Orleans with the girls every once in a while? The best place to enjoy the views and have a good meal and strong drinks? A rooftop bar.
This article is going to show you some of the best rooftop bars in New Orleans.
7 Of The Best Rooftop Bars In New Orleans
We’ve also included a real-life review of the establishment as well as the address so you can find it and experience it yourself.
Hot Tin
2031 St Charles Ave FL 14, New Orleans, LA 70130 | (504) 323-1500
Here’s what one visitor says about Hot Tin. “The Best Rooftop in New Orleans! (I’ve only been to this one so…) I visited here mid July after an evening of celebrating my anniversary. I stopped by earlier in the day to checkout the place, valet parking available (I parked on the street both times). I take the elevator up to the roof and it was ambient enough even at 1pm ish.”
Monkey Board
1111 Gravier St, New Orleans, LA 70112 | (504) 518-5600
Here’s what one customer says about Monkey Board. “Dope rooftop. Smoked wings was AMAZING! Views were awesome. Cool staff great vibe!”
Chandelier Bar
2 Canal St, New Orleans, LA 70130 | (504) 434-5100
Here’s what one customer says about the Chandelier Bar. “The cocktail bar there is next level. The service at the restaurant was 8/10. However, the food was amazing!”
Rosie’s On The Roof
Inside the Hilton: 1000 Magazine Street, New Orleans, Louisiana, 70130
Here’s what one visitor says about Rosie’s. “Rosie’s on the Roof is such a fun addition to the Higgins Hotel! The theming is unique and transports you back in time. Their menu offers drinks plus some bites!”
Mambo’s
411 Bourbon St. New Orleans, LA 70130
Here’s what one customer says about Mambo’s. “One of those restaurants that several people recommended we go. It did not disappoint at all. Great Cajun and creole food. The gumbo was amazing! The gator bites were great. Had a good time hanging up in the balcony having drinks and looking at the people walk by. Great spot.”
Vue
1600 Canal Street, New Orleans, Louisiana, 70112
Here’s what one customer says about Vue. “After checking around, I heard this was the best rooftop in New Orleans. So I gave it a try. Definitely a great experience and very cheap happy hour drink specials.”
Alto
600 Carondelet St, New Orleans, Louisiana
Here’s what one reviewer says about Alto. “The Alto rooftop…let’s dive into it. Bartenders were awesome and those $8 Mai Tai were spot on with flavor and strong. Rooftop scene is legit, soft music and heated.”
Final Word
Rooftop bars aside, New Orleans has some of the best dining spots in the nation.
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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There are times when you can play around with your dinner, and there are other times when you want some steak. This is one of those times. And on some occasions, only the best steak will do.
What To Know Before You Order Steak
- Think about how you want your steak served: rare, medium rare, medium well or well done.
- Consider whether you want a lean cut or fattier cut.
- Do you want your sauce on the side or on the meat?
Once you’ve made your decisions, it’s time to order a great steak. Here are some great places in New Orleans that serve steak on the menu:
Where To Get A Great Steak In New Orleans
If you’re a lover of steak — the texture, color and how it’s cooked — you should know that New Orleans has all the beef.
Chop House New Orleans
322 Magazine St, New Orleans, LA 70130 | (504) 522-7902
Here’s what one reviewer says about Chop House New Orleans. “Their steaks any cut are cooked to perfection. Their seafood platter was the best. The lobster was the best I ever had.”
Mr. John’s Steakhouse
2111 St Charles Ave, New Orleans, LA 70130 | (504) 679-7697
Here’s what one customer says about Mr. John’s Steakhouse: “The best food I have ever had! The ribeye was to die for! Our server I believe was William who was awesome!”
Doris Metropolitan New Orleans
620 Chartres St, New Orleans, LA 70130 | (504) 267-3500
Here’s what one diner says about Doris’s: “Perfect from beginning to end. The octopus appetizer was cooked to perfection and delicious. The steak was, hands down, the best I’ve ever had. The wine was amazing. The server was the pinnacle of the evening. He knew the menu and wine list inside out.”
Chandelier Bar
2 Canal St, New Orleans, LA 70130 | (504) 434-5100
Here’s what one customer says about Chandelier Bar. “Gorgeous place to grab drinks and enjoy the new Four Seasons vibe in New Orleans. They have a great selections of hand-crafted cocktails and small bites menu. All the bartenders were super knowledgeable and courteous with great personalities!”
La Boca Steakhouse
870 Tchoupitoulas St, New Orleans, LA 70130 | (504) 525-8205
Here’s what one reviewer says about La Boca Steakhouse: “We set out from our hotel, looking for a not too pricey light dinner, a bit of a rarity in NOLA, and found delicious small plates at La Boca. Service was friendly and helpful. On our way in, we were advised by another incoming dinner that the steaks are the best in town, better than all those well known high end spots nearby. After tasting the delicious choices we made, we wished we had been hungrier!”
Galatoire’s 33 Bar & Steak
215 Bourbon St, New Orleans, LA 70112 | (504) 335-3932
This is what one customer says about Galatoire’s: “Hands down the absolute best steak in NOLA and the service is impeccable!!! Crab cakes are to die for and the salads are perfection! I’m getting hungry just typing this review!!”
Steak Knife Restaurant
888 Harrison Ave, New Orleans, LA 70124 | (504) 488-8981
Here’s what one patron says about Steak Knife: “This will ruin any other steak for you. The fried oysters are the best I’ve ever had. I won’t even attempt to eat them anywhere else. Do yourself a favor and eat here. It will be the best dinner you have ever had.”
Rib Room
[In the Omni] 621 St Louis St, New Orleans, LA 70130 | (504) 529-7045
Here’s what one customer says about the Rib Room. “Pleasantly surprised. Prime rib and mashed potatoes were great. I was seated quickly for dinner despite not having a reservation. Hostess and waitress were very pleasant. Worth coming back.”
Rizzuto’s Ristorante & Chop House
6262 Fleur De Lis Dr, New Orleans, LA 70124 | (504) 300-1804
Here’s what one customer says about Rizzuto’s. “Always a go-to for Italian and steaks! The best in the city. In a place with so many different options, Rizzuto’s is a must and we go a few times a month because it’s a classic. Get the Spinalis Steak and take advantage of Wine Wednesday (when select bottles are half off!)”
Final Word
New Orleans has one of the best restaurant scenes in the Southeast, and with state of Southern cooking and an emphasis on the culinary arts at an all-time high, that’s saying something.
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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