Guidebook for New Orleans

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Guidebook for New Orleans

Food Scene

Best fried chicken ever.
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Mimi's In the Marigny
2600 Chartres Street
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Best fried chicken ever.
Famous Creole/soul food restaurant.
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Dooky Chase Restaurant
2301 Orleans Ave
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Famous Creole/soul food restaurant.
Mediocre coffee, but nice, pretty location.
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CC's Coffee House
701 Metairie Rd
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Mediocre coffee, but nice, pretty location.
Possibly my favorite coffeehouse in NOLA.
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Fair Grinds Coffeehouse
3133 Ponce De Leon St
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Possibly my favorite coffeehouse in NOLA.
Great, inexpensive French Quarter cafe. Good sandwiches and soups, and croissants like baked, buttery sunlight.
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Croissant D'Or Patisserie
617 Ursulines Ave
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Great, inexpensive French Quarter cafe. Good sandwiches and soups, and croissants like baked, buttery sunlight.
The origin of the po-boy, NOLA's ubiquitous, gigantic sandwich.
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Parkway Bakery & Tavern
538 Hagan Ave
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The origin of the po-boy, NOLA's ubiquitous, gigantic sandwich.
Nice little place, on the way to the Quarter.
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Treme Coffeehouse
1501 St Philip St
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Nice little place, on the way to the Quarter.

Essentials

Healthy grocery store, half a mile away.
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Whole Foods Market
300 N Broad St
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Healthy grocery store, half a mile away.

Arts & Culture

Excellent music and theater venue. Probably the best place to hear things other than the standard, Frenchmen St. fare.
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Allways Lounge and Theater
2240 St Claude Ave
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Excellent music and theater venue. Probably the best place to hear things other than the standard, Frenchmen St. fare.
A wonderful art-house movie theater, in an under-appreciated neighborhood, Central City.
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Zeitgeist Multi-Disciplinary Arts Center
6621 St Claude Ave
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A wonderful art-house movie theater, in an under-appreciated neighborhood, Central City.

Drinks & Nightlife

Delicious Slavic food. Get the pirogis.
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Siberia Lounge
2227 St Claude Ave
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Delicious Slavic food. Get the pirogis.
Great, cheap and smoky dive bar with the best and cheapest tacos in NOLA.
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St Roch Tavern
1200 St Roch Ave
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Great, cheap and smoky dive bar with the best and cheapest tacos in NOLA.
Friendly neighborhood bar. As with many New Orleans bars, there's free beans and rice on Monday nights.
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Pal's Lounge
949 N Rendon
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Friendly neighborhood bar. As with many New Orleans bars, there's free beans and rice on Monday nights.
Very friendly Treme neighborhood bar with live music several nights a week.
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Ooh Poo Pah Doo Bar
1931 Orleans Avenue
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Very friendly Treme neighborhood bar with live music several nights a week.

Everything Else

Huge, beautiful park with many attractions, including the New Orleans Museum of Art, The Besthoff Sculpture Garden (highly recommended), a botanical garden, and a bike path that goes up to the lake.
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City Park
1 Palm Dr
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Huge, beautiful park with many attractions, including the New Orleans Museum of Art, The Besthoff Sculpture Garden (highly recommended), a botanical garden, and a bike path that goes up to the lake.
This is a tiny museum, run out of a house, with a very knowledgeable guide. Highly recommended as an introduction to New Orleans second-line and Mardi Gras Indian culture.
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Backstreet Cultural Museum
1531 Henriette Delille St
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This is a tiny museum, run out of a house, with a very knowledgeable guide. Highly recommended as an introduction to New Orleans second-line and Mardi Gras Indian culture.