Guidebook for New Orleans
Food Scene
Cafe Du Monde in City Park - Enjoy Chicory Coffee and Beignets in City Park.
Toups Meatery
845 N Carrollton AveTrue Cajun cuisine from award winning Chef Issac Toups.
Mandina's Restaurant
3800 Canal StEvery dish is good but try the turtle soup!
Nonna Mia Cafe & Pizzeria
3125 Esplanade AvePizza, pasta, outdoor seating, ambiance.
Blue Oak BBQ
900 N Carrollton AveIf you like BBQ, walk on over - just steps from the apartment.
Pandora's Snowballs
901 N Carrollton AveSnowballs, Ice Cream (open seasonally).
Bevi Seafood Co.
236 N Carrollton AveSeafood - Crawfish, crabs, catfish, fresh catch.
Angelo Brocato
214 N Carrollton AveAuthentic Italian baked goods.
Venezia
134 N Carrollton AveIconic neighborhood Italian cuisine.
The Bean Gallery
637 N Carrollton AveWalk to coffee.
Po-Boy shop famous for having the Best Roast Beef Po-Boys.
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Parkway Bakery & Tavern
538 Hagan AvePo-Boy shop famous for having the Best Roast Beef Po-Boys.
Ralph's On The Park
900 City Park AveFine dining in the neighborhood.
Cafe Degas
3127 Esplanade AveFrench Restaurant in the neighborhood.
Walk 10 minutes past 500-year-old Live Oaks for classic New Orleans coffee and beignets in City Park.
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Cafe Du Monde City Park
56 Dreyfous DrWalk 10 minutes past 500-year-old Live Oaks for classic New Orleans coffee and beignets in City Park.
Arts & Culture
Iziko likaSobala lase-New Orleans
1 Collins Diboll CirArt Museum and Statue Garden.
Parks & Nature
Walking and running paths. Statues, green space, lakes and lagoons, bike and pedal boat rentals. Play area for kids.
Palm Drive
Palm DriveWalking and running paths. Statues, green space, lakes and lagoons, bike and pedal boat rentals. Play area for kids.
Everything Else
City Park Practice Track
12 Palm DrGreat for running and walking laps.
Sightseeing
A little bit of New Orleans history. In early Creole days - Back in the early to mid 1800's - more duels were fought in New Orleans than any other American city. The dueling Oak is the location where duels were held, and which was considered "out of town" at the time.
Duelling Oak
29591 Dreyfous DrA little bit of New Orleans history. In early Creole days - Back in the early to mid 1800's - more duels were fought in New Orleans than any other American city. The dueling Oak is the location where duels were held, and which was considered "out of town" at the time.
INational WWII Museum
945 Magazine StJust because.
Drinks & Nightlife
Parkview Tavern
910 N Carrollton AveHave a beer, watch a game.
Local Mid-City neighborhood bar. Good food. Parking is tight, take an Uber.
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Mid City Yacht Club
440 S St Patrick StLocal Mid-City neighborhood bar. Good food. Parking is tight, take an Uber.
Shopping
Marshalls
560 N Carrollton AveWhatever you need, they probably have.
NOLA Til Ya Die, LLC
Hats, shirts, flags, etc., with their signature funky designs.
Louisiana owned supermarket and deli. Food to go, general shopping needs.
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Rouses Market
400 N Carrollton AveLouisiana owned supermarket and deli. Food to go, general shopping needs.