Great food, fantastic service, great location, great decor....the only downside is the steep but expected price
Greatest soundtrack in the history of coffeehouses. Everything from free jazz to the Spin Doctors, with selections that always seem to fit your mood.
This place was established in 1860 as an orphanage. It is generally listed as a haunted accommodations, so unless you want to sleep with ghosts, visit but don't stay the night.
A truly stunning house of worship built in 1833 and on the national historic registery. The mass is very tradtional. It is recommended for anyone seeking a mass or wishing to admire the architecture.
Lili is the vintage treasure trove you'd hope to come across in New Orleans: full of hand-worked lace-edged skirts from the '30s, fur capelets from the '40s and pristine day dresses from the '50s.
This shop is devoted to all things related to handwriting—with Moleskine notebooks, calligraphy pens and a house line of stationery that features local landmarks ideal for souvenirs and gifts.
Service is comfortable but attentive and the food is great, as expected in a Spicer operation. [Eater 38 Member]
Everyone should go to this museum and spend at least one day... then go across the street and eat the American Sector, John Besh's restaurant.
This is totally a cheesy five minute tour you can do for fun.
Great music, great diversity! Cap off your experience by feasting on a beignet nearby.” – Andy Grammer
The sidewalk tables and speakered music in front of 7 on Fulton make a nice relaxing place to take in the warehouse district view
