Greer & Sam

January 22, 2022 • New Orleans, LA

Greer & Sam

January 22, 2022 • New Orleans, LA

ODDS AND ENDS

For early arrivals and those who may stay to enjoy New Orleans,
here are our favorite things!


DINING

Reservations are highly recommended!


DINNER

Garden District

*Commanders Palace – 1403 Washington – takes reservations

*Lilette – 3637 Magazine – takes reservations

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Coquette – 28oo Magazine – takes reservations

Warehouse District

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Annunciation – 1016 Annunciation Street – former chef at Clancy’s

*Cochon – 930 Tchoupitoulas – one of Donald Link’s restaurants – takes reservations

The Quarter/CBD

*Mr. B’s – takes reservations
Brennan’s – takes reservations

*Galatoire’s – 209 Bourbon – normally does NOT take reservations call ahead to confirm. It has been reservations only recently. Coat is required.

*GW Fins – Rue Bienville across from Arnauds- takes reservations

*August – 301 Tchoupitoulas – takes reservations

*Emerils – 800 Tchoupitoulas – takes reservations

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Domenica – 123 Baronne St. – John Besh’s restaurant in the Roosevelt – takes reservations

*Bourbon House (Dickie Brennan’s ) – 144 Bourbon Street – takes reservations

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Palace Café – 605 Canal- Dickie Brennan restaurant – takes reservations

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Dickie Brennan's Steak House – 716 Iberville- takes reservations

*Herbsaint – 701 St. Charles – Donald Link’s flagship restaurant – takes reservations

*Tommy’s – 746 Tchoupitoulas St – Creole/Italian – takes reservations

*The Italian Barrel – 430 Barracks St – tiny, authentic Italian – takes reservations

Uptown

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Upperline – 1413 Upperline Street – takes reservations

*Geautreau’s – 1728 Soniat Street – takes reservations

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La Crepe Nanou – 1410 Robert St. – takes reservations

*La Petite Grocery – Magazine – takes reservations

*Mint – 5100 Freret St – Vietnamese classics – takes reservations

*Patois – 6078 Laurel Street – takes reservations

*Clancy’s – 6100 Annunciation St – takes reservations


BREAKFAST

Uptown

*Camellia Grill – 626 Carrollton – local staple

*Fat Hen – 7457 St Charles Ave – quirky diner


*Toast on Laurel – 5433 Laurel Street

*Satsuma – 7901 Maple Street

CBD


Mother’s – 401 Poydras St – down-home cooking

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Bear Cat – 845 Carondelet St.

*Willa Jean – 611 O’Keefe Aveune


The Quarter

*Brennan’s – 417 Royal St

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Mr. B’s – 201 Royal St


Garden District


*Slim Goodies – 3322 Magazine St – cash-only – funky digs with a leafy backyard


*Molly’s Rise and Shine – 2368 Magazine Street


Marigny (Bywater)

*Elizabeth’s – 601 Gallier St- Down-home classics


LUNCH ONLY -VERY CASUAL

Uptown

*Domilises – Poboys – 5240 Annunciation


*Superior Grill – 3636 St. Charles Avenue


*Superior Seafood – 4338 St. Charles Avenue


*St. James Cheese – Prytania


*Good Bird – Freret Street


*Company Burger – Freret Street


The Quarter

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Felipe’s Mexican Taqueria – 301 N Peters St

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Red Fish Grill –115 Bourbon Street


*Dat Dog – Frenchman Street – also locations on Magazine and Freret

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Mahoney’s – Poboys and flat bread- 901 Iberville


Garden District

*Cafe Rani – great salads – 2917 Magazine

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Mahoney’s – Poor Boys and flat bread – 3454 Magazine St

*French Truck Coffee – multiple locations


Warehouse District

*The American Sector – 1035 Magazine Street – John Besh restaurant at WWII Museum


THINGS TO DO

*Audubon Zoo


*Garden District Walking Tour


*French Quarter Walking Tour


*Ride the Streetcar


*Shop Magazine Street


*Listen to live music on Frenchman Street


*The Insectarium

*The Aquarium


*The Ogden Museum


*WWII Museum

*Julia Street Art Galleries


SHOPPING

The Quarter


*Hemline – 609 Chartres St


Garden District

*Hemline – 3308 Magazine St


*Elle Boutique – 2108 Magazine St

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Magazine Metals – 2036 Magazine St


Uptown

*Azby’s – 5531 Magazine St


*Joseph Specialty Store– 5500 Magazine St.


*Jean Therapy – 5505 Magazine St

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Pied Nu – 5521 Magazine St


*Hazelnut – Brian Batt’s shop – 5515 Magazine St


*Sosusu Boutique – 3427 Magazine


*Angelique Boutique – 7725 Maple Street

Shopping by Foot

The best block to walk on Magazine – 5500 block


ATTIRE


January is a nice month in New Orleans, but you never know if it will be 50 or 80 degrees. Keep an eye on the forecast, but it’s always a good idea to bring rain gear. Casual attire is the norm for most things except for Galatoires which requires a coat.


NUMBERS TO KNOW

*Uber – wait time can be long

*Lyft – wait time can be long

*United Cabs 504-522-9771

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Yellow Cabs 504-207-7777

*Nawlins Cabs 504-522-9059

*Elizabeth Kelleher Roberts 307-690-2304 (wedding planner)

*Be sure to use our wedding hashtag throughout the weekend #overthemoon