Beanlandia, Krewe of Red Beans Headquarters

The trendy Warehouse District has converted brick warehouses housing innovative restaurants, sleek coffee shops, eclectic boutiques and BBQ joints. Warplanes hang in a soaring pavilion at the renowned National WWII Museum, while the Ogden Museum of Southern Art shows regional works. Julia Street is lined with modern art galleries, and vendors hawk local produce and home-baked treats at Crescent City Farmers Market.

New Orleans-born chain for house-roasted coffee, organic teas, blended drinks & pastries.

Nestled in the Warehouse District, this stylish boutique hotel offers chic rooms, vibrant dining, a rooftop pool, and a lively atmosphere, perfect for a trendy NOLA stay.

Experience traditional Vietnamese fare in a chic, exposed-brick hideaway, where the ambiance is as inviting as the fresh flavors on your plate.

A chic New American eatery with a charming vibe, Copper Vine serves up delightful dishes and expertly paired drinks on a lovely patio.

Luxe hotel with baroque decor offering elegant rooms & suites, plus a cocktail bar & event space. Built in 1907, this ornate, baroque hotel is a 4-minute walk from the Carondelet at Gravier streetcar stop and a 5-block walk from Bourbon Street. Plush rooms with traditional decor include TVs and Wi-Fi. Upgraded rooms include handmade draperies and mahogany armoires; some have hand-carved fireplaces, 4-poster beds, and whirlpool tubs. Luxury suites are individually decorated with antiques; some have claw-foot tubs, Ertè sculptures and fireplaces. Room service is offered. Amenities include a cocktail bar, a fitness center and event facilities. Parking is available.

Aidan Gill is a classic New Orleans barbershop and grooming haven, blending exceptional haircuts with a dash of historical charm and top-notch products.

Relaxed taco restaurant dishing up Peruvian specialties, and vegetarian options.

Nestled in New Orleans, this cozy eatery serves up mouthwatering Chinese staples like dumplings and noodles, capturing the hearts of locals and visitors alike.

A beloved New Orleans staple since 1911, Parkway Bakery and Tavern serves up hefty po' boys in a chill atmosphere with plenty of seating and tasty drinks.