Rue De La Course

Justini's, a chic new cocktail bar in Bywater, serves vibrant small plates and specialty drinks in a cozy setting celebrating Black women and regional flavors.

Nestled in a historic New Orleans building, this gym blends charm and personality with a plethora of fitness options, from a rooftop jungle gym to a marble pool.

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.

At Hivolt, enjoy gourmet coffee and inventive breakfast sandwiches in a sleek setting, with excellent gluten-free and vegan options to boot.

Heard Dat Kitchen is a cozy spot in a strip mall serving comforting Southern and Creole dishes, perfect for takeout and outdoor dining, with a menu that delights the senses.

Step into the historic Arnaud's French 75 Bar for a refined cocktail experience, where elegant vibes and expertly crafted drinks are always on the menu.

Step into Preservation Hall for an intimate jazz experience that blends historic charm with lively performances, all in a no-frills, family-friendly space.

At Emeril Lagasse's Meril, indulge in inventive New American small plates and vibrant cocktails in a lively, casual setting perfect for any gathering.

Cafe du Monde is a legendary 24/7 New Orleans gem serving up pillowy beignets and chicory coffee since 1862, perfect for indulging in the vibrant French Quarter atmosphere.

Experience the vibrant heart of New Orleans with guided tours through the French Quarter and Treme, enriched by fascinating Katrina history and a stop at Café Du Monde.