Dubbed the "biggest opening of the year," James Beard nominee Ana Castro's newest restaurant opened in July, serving the freshest Gulf seafood through a Mexican lens. Acamaya has received local and national press for its food, service and beautiful space. The Groom and his brothers are fortunate to be partners in the restaurant and really hope you can enjoy some of Ana's amazing food. Let Harrison know if you make a reservation, and he'll make sure you're well taken care of.

Walking distance from the French Quarter, the Audubon Aquarium is one of the country's top 5.

The OG spot for beignets in New Orleans. Located next to the Mississippi River at Jackson Square, stop by for coffee and a sweet treat. Fair warning - don't wear black or inhale before you bite.

A new and immersive art and music museum/venue that provides a great opportunity for a selfie!

Jen's favorite place for live Jazz music, located on Frenchmen Street just outside of the French Quarter.

Located in the French Quarter, this is Jen and Harrison's favorite place for martinis. Classic New Orleans!

An unassuming spot on the edge of the French Quarter, this is Harrison's favorite place for crafted cocktails.

If you want to escape the French Quarter and see a little more of New Orleans, head to NOMA. Located in City Park, NOMA has one of the country's pre-eminent sculpture gardens.

Walk amongst the old like oaks trees, cross the bridge over the pond, or have a snack and coffee at Cafe Du Monde. City Park also has putt putt and paddle boats. The small amusement park (mostly for kids!) has a train that rides through the park's centuries-old live oaks!

Located on St. Charles Avenue, Hot Tin is of New Orleans's only rooftop bars with a view. It is Jen's favorite rooftop bar to view the city lights at night, with a great bohemian atmosphere inside.

A New Orleans institution, Mr. B's was one of the first restaurants to reopen after Hurricane Katrina. Traditional yet festive at the same time, it's great for some gumbo or BBQ shrimp. Don't worry; they'll bring you a bib. And see if you can find the table where Bill Clinton once dined!

A great, casual spot for a po-boy in the French Quarter.

Want something different? Grill your own meats at this unique spot in downtown New Orleans.

The city's best po-boys! Don't get worried about the line. It'll move! Try a fried shrimp or roast beef po-boy, and you won't regret a thing.

Want something a little lighter? Try Herbsaint. It's a French/Louisiana take on seafood.

Craving seafood in all of its glory? Make a reservation in advance and come to Peche. If they've got it, get the tuna belly with mint. You're welcome.

No trip to New Orleans is complete without a dozen oysters!

A little outside of downtown on St. Charles Avenue, this is where Jen and Harrison had their first date. Get a great glass of wine, enjoy some duck fat french fries, and watch the street cars pass by.