EN (EUR)New Orleans: What to do and where to eat
New Orleans, also known as the Big Easy, is the city of jazz and blues. But it's also the city of delicious Cajun cuisine: if you are planning a trip to this fabulous city, here are its best bars and restaurants.
The famous Carousel Bar At Hotel Monteleone (214 Royal St, New Orleans, LA 70130, Usa) is a favorite New Orleans hotspot. For decades, it has lured guests in to take a spin on the 25-seat, bright, circus-clad Merry-Go-Round.Vogue Living named the bar one of the Top 20 Bars in the World, thanks to the comprehensive list of drinks. Drop by while exploring New Orleans on tour.
Are you visiting New Orleans and want to try some good cajun and Creole cuisine? Stop at Commander's Palace (1403 Washington Ave, New Orleans, LA) while on tour.
Eating out in New Orleans can really be a rewarding experience. Try Petit Lion (1111 Gravier St. New Orleans, LA), a cosy bistrot with a la carte menu from burgers to extremely enjoyable cocktails. Drop by while on tour.
It's called Maypop Restaurant (611 Okeefe Ave, New Orleans, LA 70113), it's in New Orleans and you're gonna love it because it combines the best of South Asian, Creole, Cajun and even Sicilian cuisine. A real feast for your tastebuds. Stop by while in the city.
From foie gras to lamb legs and biscuits with crab fat butter: these are some of the dishes on the menu of Toups South (Oretha Castle Haley Blvd, New Orleans, LA, 70113). If you are keen on meaty cuisine, this definitely the place to go while in New Orleans.
Are you exploring New Orleans? Enjoy some local cheese and beer at Freret Beer Room (5018 Freret St, New Orleans, LA 70115) . It serves small and large plates with housemade chorizo sandwiches, fried eggs and more snacks with excellent beers to match. A nice break during your tour.
Good live music and good food, including feta fries and 5-dollar tapas for happy hour: you're bound to have a good time at Three Muses Maple Street (7537 Maple st, New Orleans, LA). The cocktail selection is worth to be mentioned too. Drop by while on vacation.
Wanna eat some typical food of New Orleans? Drop by at Rosedale Restaurant (801 Rosedale Dr; New Orleans, LA 70124) and try barbecue shrimp, gumbo, cochon de lait po' boy and many other local treats while on tour.
Getting hungry for seafood while exploring the Big Easy? Head to Station 6 (Metairie, New Orleans, LA), definitely a hotspot for gourmets. The menu includes both Lousiana and Caribbean flavours: try cracked crab stew or raw oysters with house rum punch. You'll never wanna leave New Orleans.
If you're into cakes and pastries, the hotspot in New Orleans is Gracious Bakery (2854 St Charles Ave, New Orleans, LA 70115). Drop by to taste toothsome king cake and bagels. Get a carb fix while visiting.
