Allie & Brad
Things To Do
Cafe Du Monde French Market
World famous and delicious coffee and beignets! Can't miss!
Jackson Square
Historic Jackson Square, originally known in the 18th century as "Place d'Armes," and later renamed in honor of Andrew Jackson, is a timeless attraction in the heart of the French Quarter.
Muriel's Jackson Square
Located right near Jackson Square, Muriel's serves award-winning contemporary Creole cuisine while fully embracing the culture of New Orleans. And don't forget to ask them about their resident ghost!
Royal Street
Best known for art galleries and antiques, check out Royal St for a stroll through the French Quarter
Pat O´s Courtyard Restaurant
Perhaps the most famous bar on Bourbon St, Pat O's is world famous for its Hurricane (21+)
The National WWII Museum
You might not expect to see this in New Orleans, but a fantastic museum well worth a visit
Luke
If you're staying at the JW Marriott, Luke offers New Orleans inspired seafood right nearby. Reservations recommended.
French Market
If you're willing to venture just a bit further into the French Quarter, this flea market provides a popular place to purchase souvenirs.
The Maison
Frenchman St offers some of the best late night live music in New Orleans. The Maison is a staple! (21+)
The Spotted Cat Music Club
Another great spot on Frenchman St, you can't miss at the Spotted Cat (21+)
Bacchanal Fine Wine & Spirits
If you're open to venturing further afield, this is one of the best vibes in all of NOLA! Beware, sometimes there's a wait. (21+)
The Delachaise Wine Bar
Check out this Uptown wine bar with plenty of charm (21+)
Hot Tin
Great rooftop bar with fantastic views! (21+)
Dat Dog
Started as a hot dog stand and quickly morphed into a New Orleans institution. There's a few locations around the city, but the location on Magazine St offers a great launching point to the shopping and cafes that the street is known for.
Jacques-Imo's
If you're willing to venture outside the French Quarter, Jaccques-Imo's is a can't miss restaurant. It's fun and casual with plenty of New Orleans' flare. But fair warning...they usually do not take reservations.
Audubon Park
A beautiful park across from Tulane University with a par 3 golf course and nice walking and biking paths. Also, right next to the Audubon Zoo and The Fly, a grassy hangout on the banks of the Mississippi River. Seeing all the sights could make a nice afternoon!
Creole Creamery
If you find yourself Uptown, Creole Creamery offers some of the best ice cream in New Orleans. And if you're feeling ambitious, ask them about the Tchoupitoulas Challenge!
Slim Goodies Diner
This amazing diner with plenty of decadent breakfast options might be a great option to help you recover from any of the evening's festivities.