Seafood from a coal grill & raw bar, plus local brews, are found in rustic digs with weathered wood.

Classic upscale restaurant and lounge featuring Creole cuisine, cocktails and Dixieland jazz since 1918.

Legendary restaurant with a courtyard, offering daily jazz brunches with a buffet of Creole classics and à la carte dinner.

Intimate Jazz venue hosting live acts on a tiny stage. Spotted Cat is located in the heart of Faubourg Marigny, just steps away from the hustle and bustle of the French Quarter. Live New Orleans music ranging from Traditional and Modern Jazz, Blues, Funk, Klezmer, and so much more.

The French Quarter is the city’s historic heart, famous for its vibrant nightlife and colorful buildings with cast-iron balconies. Crowd-pleasing Bourbon Street features jazz clubs, Cajun eateries and raucous bars serving potent cocktails. Quieter streets lead to the French Market, with gourmet food and local crafts, and to Jackson Square where street performers entertain in front of soaring St. Louis Cathedral.

Expansive urban greenspace with a lake & paths features a dog run, museums, disc golf, & more.

Commanders Palace, nestled in the middle of the tree-lined Garden District, has been a New Orleans landmark since 1893. Known for the award-winning quality of its food and its convivial atmosphere, the history of this famous restaurant offers a glimpse into New Orleans storied past and has been the go-to destination for Haute Creole cuisine and whimsical Louisiana charm. The winner of seven James Beard Foundation Awards, Commanders Palace has evolved into a culinary legend.

Longtime (since 1911) neighborhood hangout with a patio known for classic style po boys.

The Garden District consists of a peaceful atmosphere and well-preserved properties as a much-needed break from the citys crowded tourist spots. In the charming Garden District, oak-shaded streets are lined with a diverse mix of homes, from single-story cottages to the grand historic mansions and lavish gardens of St. Charles Avenue, on the Mardi Gras parade route. Leafy Lafayette Cemetery is filled with ornate, 19th-century tombs. Boutiques and antique shops sit alongside fine-dining restaurants, casual cafes and local bars on and around Magazine Street.

Casino with a Sportsbook to enjoy the start of the Final Four games beginning Saturday 4/5 (day after the wedding ceremony).

Tucked away from the French Quarter is Magazine Street. The 6-mile stretch of roadway runs from Canal Street to Audubon Park. Magazine Street runs parallel to the Mississippi River, featuring several of the citys top attractions, as well as a variety of eclectic shops, cafés and restaurants.

Spot for breakfast & lunch sandwiches, salads, & soups. This Jewish-Italian market has been drawing crowds with specialty meats, cheeses, & a unique selection of brews.

Indoor/outdoor Irish bar in French Quarter since 1933 with a flaming fountain connected to the bar that invented Hurricane cocktails. Slip into one of their historic side-bars for late night dueling piano entertainment.

Located in the historic Uptown neighborhood of New Orleans, Audubon Park has century-old oak trees, lagoons, an 18-hole golf course, and a 1.8 mile paved jogging path.

Local institution with massive po boys & beer in a no-nonsense counter service space since 1924. One of Anthony Bourdains favorite stops for a classic po boy.