Rodger’s guidebook
Food scene
Historic market renovation with lots of variety of food.
466 recommandé par les habitants
St. Roch Market
2381 St Claude AveHistoric market renovation with lots of variety of food.
Totally unique Bywater institution with florid history, wonderful New Orleans food and a swimming pool. Housed in a Bywater mansion and decorated in chic decadence.
451 recommandé par les habitants
The Country Club
634 Louisa StreetTotally unique Bywater institution with florid history, wonderful New Orleans food and a swimming pool. Housed in a Bywater mansion and decorated in chic decadence.
Make the best king cake in town, very nice people, relaxed scene, great for coffee and cake, pastries, art on the walls, very interesting people to look at.
140 recommandé par les habitants
Bywater Bakery
3624 Dauphine StMake the best king cake in town, very nice people, relaxed scene, great for coffee and cake, pastries, art on the walls, very interesting people to look at.
Great coffee shop, hang out and watch the locals, close to Peter and Paul Hotel, great breakfast place: early bird special eggs & bacon or the entirely delicious crabby beignet, pancakes. Very New Orleans funk.
175 recommandé par les habitants
Who Dat Coffee Cafe
2401 Burgundy StGreat coffee shop, hang out and watch the locals, close to Peter and Paul Hotel, great breakfast place: early bird special eggs & bacon or the entirely delicious crabby beignet, pancakes. Very New Orleans funk.
Another awesome breakfast scene, corned beef hash with eggs, lots of home made pastries and cakes, musicians and artists hang out, eat outdoors or in.
267 recommandé par les habitants
New Orleans Cake Café & Bakery
2440 Chartres StAnother awesome breakfast scene, corned beef hash with eggs, lots of home made pastries and cakes, musicians and artists hang out, eat outdoors or in.
"Where great food and dope vibes collide". What more can I say? Korean and soul food mix, African-American crowd primarily but everyone welcome.
119 recommandé par les habitants
Morrow's
2438 St Claude Ave"Where great food and dope vibes collide". What more can I say? Korean and soul food mix, African-American crowd primarily but everyone welcome.
Absolutely amazing Chinese food, specializing in bao and noodles, all home made but lots of specials. Doug is a genius cook. It looks like a hole in the wall but it is very good food.
40 recommandé par les habitants
Bao And Noodle
2266 St Claude AveAbsolutely amazing Chinese food, specializing in bao and noodles, all home made but lots of specials. Doug is a genius cook. It looks like a hole in the wall but it is very good food.
Across the street from St. Roch Market in the Healing Center. Great pho, great Vietnamese food in a casual setting.
Owner is a very nice guy.
Em Trai Sandwich Co.
3804 Veterans Memorial BoulevardAcross the street from St. Roch Market in the Healing Center. Great pho, great Vietnamese food in a casual setting.
Owner is a very nice guy.
Sightseeing
On St. Claude across from St. Roch Market. Well-- there's a voodoo shop run by our own voodoo priestess, and lots of amazing altars. There's the food coop where you can shop with the locals. There's a barber shop, yoga studio, healing massages, and the great Cafe Istanbul which has lots of local musical, theater and serious political discussions. Check it out.
108 recommandé par les habitants
New Orleans Healing Center
2372 St Claude AveOn St. Claude across from St. Roch Market. Well-- there's a voodoo shop run by our own voodoo priestess, and lots of amazing altars. There's the food coop where you can shop with the locals. There's a barber shop, yoga studio, healing massages, and the great Cafe Istanbul which has lots of local musical, theater and serious political discussions. Check it out.
Parks and Nature
Great place to stroll along the Mississippi, watch the tugs and barges, and cruise ships, roller skate, skate board, bike, a linear park that takes you from Poland Avenue to the French Quarter.
423 recommandé par les habitants
Crescent Park
2300 N Peters StGreat place to stroll along the Mississippi, watch the tugs and barges, and cruise ships, roller skate, skate board, bike, a linear park that takes you from Poland Avenue to the French Quarter.
Bar scene
Just a good old funky bar with pretty good food also. And a pool table.
673 recommandé par les habitants
Mimi's In the Marigny
2600 Chartres StreetJust a good old funky bar with pretty good food also. And a pool table.
On St. Claude Avenue. You can dance and watch cabaret shows, or just drink. And hear local music.
264 recommandé par les habitants
Allways Lounge and Theater
2240 St Claude AveOn St. Claude Avenue. You can dance and watch cabaret shows, or just drink. And hear local music.
The local musicians play and live for tips-- so please be generous. you can hear Washboard Chaz or the Panorama Brass Band and other local favorites. You gotta buy a beer and now there is cover charge.
521 recommandé par les habitants
The Spotted Cat Music Club
623 Frenchmen StThe local musicians play and live for tips-- so please be generous. you can hear Washboard Chaz or the Panorama Brass Band and other local favorites. You gotta buy a beer and now there is cover charge.
No doubt a funky bar with lots of soul and lots of character.
129 recommandé par les habitants
Saturn Bar
3067 St Claude AveNo doubt a funky bar with lots of soul and lots of character.
Necessities
This is a short walk from the place, and you can pick up any food you need, including the weirdest unlikely food you can imagine. Also mardi gras costumes and God knows what else. It's unique and local.
211 recommandé par les habitants
Mardi Gras Zone Supermarket
2706 Royal StThis is a short walk from the place, and you can pick up any food you need, including the weirdest unlikely food you can imagine. Also mardi gras costumes and God knows what else. It's unique and local.
A local grocery chain--it's pronounced "Row-bear"-- and you can get shrimp there. Beer and wine too. Pretty much any groceries you need.
316 recommandé par les habitants
Robért Fresh Market
135 Robert E Lee BlvdA local grocery chain--it's pronounced "Row-bear"-- and you can get shrimp there. Beer and wine too. Pretty much any groceries you need.
Conseils aux voyageurs
Se déplacer dans les environs
Getting Around
Walking is great, easy to walk to the French Quarter, or up to Frenchmen or St. Claude or down into the Bywater. At Royal and St. Ferdinand you can catch the number 5 bus. Or you can rent a bike at Homer Plessy (aka Press Street) nearby. And take a look at the Plessy-Ferguson historical marker right there as well as the cool mural. Streetcar is on St. Claude terminating at St. Claude and Elysian Fields near the Walgreen's.
Coutumes et culture
Be nice
People in New Orleans are friendly. It's okay to say hello to people on the street. It is helpful to be very courteous polite and nice but you'll pick up on that quickly.
À ne pas manquer
Studio B 2941 Royal Street near Plessy
The legendary spray can artist B-Mike took over this warehouse and filled it with historic beautiful and powerful images. Definitely worth a visit and a very short walk from the house.