Guidebook for New Orleans
Food Scene
Angelo Brocato
214 N Carrollton AveA New Orleans tradition since 1905
Juan’s lit up on Feb.7, 1997 just before Mardi Gras. Loosely based on the San Francisco Mission style burrito joints that had been in vogue during the 80’s and early 90’s, we differentiated ourselves from a lot of the “scoop-and-serve” “tex-mex” restaurants that had popped up in New Orleans during the early and mid ‘90’s. We made our food to order and finished our flavors a la minute on the grill. Located in the Lower Garden District on Historic Magazine Row, we were well positioned for the renaissance that the neighborhood was about to undergo. Supported by many of the local artisans and business people alike, we begin to evolve into the world’s first Creole Taqueria. As more people began t
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Juan's Flying Burrito - Mid-City
4724 S Carrollton AveJuan’s lit up on Feb.7, 1997 just before Mardi Gras. Loosely based on the San Francisco Mission style burrito joints that had been in vogue during the 80’s and early 90’s, we differentiated ourselves from a lot of the “scoop-and-serve” “tex-mex” restaurants that had popped up in New Orleans during the early and mid ‘90’s. We made our food to order and finished our flavors a la minute on the grill. Located in the Lower Garden District on Historic Magazine Row, we were well positioned for the renaissance that the neighborhood was about to undergo. Supported by many of the local artisans and business people alike, we begin to evolve into the world’s first Creole Taqueria. As more people began t
New Orleans’ favorite restaurant for Italian and seafood home-style cooking for more than eight decades.
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Mandina's Restaurant
3800 Canal StNew Orleans’ favorite restaurant for Italian and seafood home-style cooking for more than eight decades.
Ruby Slipper Cafe
315 S Broad Stescription: Offering a hearty breakfast special of two eggs any style, bacon, grits, and a choice of toast or pancakes, for only $3. Other breakfast options include waffles, ham steak and corned beef hash. The daily lunch specials always include a salad, entree, iced tea and dessert. Breakfast and lunch daily.
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Betsy's Pancake House
2542 Canal Stescription: Offering a hearty breakfast special of two eggs any style, bacon, grits, and a choice of toast or pancakes, for only $3. Other breakfast options include waffles, ham steak and corned beef hash. The daily lunch specials always include a salad, entree, iced tea and dessert. Breakfast and lunch daily.
Mr. Ed's Oyster Bar & Fish House, Bienville
512 Bienville StSeafood
G's Pizza
4840 Bienville StSecond Line Brewing
433 N Bernadotte StBrewery fresh local beer
Bevi Seafood Co. is a neighborhood seafood market and restaurant steeped in the traditions of New Orleans' seasons: Crawfish, Crab, Shrimp and Oysters.
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Bevi Seafood Co.
236 N Carrollton AveBevi Seafood Co. is a neighborhood seafood market and restaurant steeped in the traditions of New Orleans' seasons: Crawfish, Crab, Shrimp and Oysters.
Parkway Bakery and Tavern first opened for business in 1911, and it has been a New Orleans icon ever since.
Charles Goering, Sr., a German baker, built Parkway on the corner of Hagan and Toulouse in Mid-City New Orleans and ran it until 1922, when Henry Timothy, Sr. purchased it with the intent of continuing to run it as a neighborhood bake shop.
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Parkway Bakery & Tavern
538 Hagan AveParkway Bakery and Tavern first opened for business in 1911, and it has been a New Orleans icon ever since.
Charles Goering, Sr., a German baker, built Parkway on the corner of Hagan and Toulouse in Mid-City New Orleans and ran it until 1922, when Henry Timothy, Sr. purchased it with the intent of continuing to run it as a neighborhood bake shop.
New Orleans-natives Ronnie Evans and Philip Moseley set out to become New Orleans' foremost purveyors of fine smoked meats and savory sauces. They succeeded. That year, New Orleans' Best BBQ in the World, Blue Oak BBQ, was born.
Now in 2018 with a shiny new location at 900 N. Carrollton Ave and a Hogs for the Cause Championship under their belts, the Blue Oak team continues to pave the way for carnivorous excellence in New Orleans. Come visit! You will not be disappointed.
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Blue Oak BBQ
900 N Carrollton AveNew Orleans-natives Ronnie Evans and Philip Moseley set out to become New Orleans' foremost purveyors of fine smoked meats and savory sauces. They succeeded. That year, New Orleans' Best BBQ in the World, Blue Oak BBQ, was born.
Now in 2018 with a shiny new location at 900 N. Carrollton Ave and a Hogs for the Cause Championship under their belts, the Blue Oak team continues to pave the way for carnivorous excellence in New Orleans. Come visit! You will not be disappointed.
Open seven days a week from 11:00 to 9:00 Sun-Wed, 11:00 to 10:00 Thu-Sat at 4141 Bienville in Mid-City Market, we serve more than just award-winning barbecue. Come get burgers and salads for lunch with friends, or bring the whole family for dinner and milkshakes. Call for reservations at (504) 488-RIBS, or just stop by
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Frey Smoked Meat Co.
4141 Bienville StOpen seven days a week from 11:00 to 9:00 Sun-Wed, 11:00 to 10:00 Thu-Sat at 4141 Bienville in Mid-City Market, we serve more than just award-winning barbecue. Come get burgers and salads for lunch with friends, or bring the whole family for dinner and milkshakes. Call for reservations at (504) 488-RIBS, or just stop by
Fair Grinds Coffeehouse
3133 Ponce De Leon StIn 2012, this 142-year-old coffee and beignet stand opened its newest outpost in City Park. Located in the Casino Building on Dreyfous Avenue, this New Orleans favorite serves classic café au lait and beignets 24 hours a day. The menu also offers heartier fare like jambalaya and gumbo, plus ice cream and other treats. But don’t forget your foldin’ money: Morning Call is cash only.
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Morning Call
56 Dreyfous DrIn 2012, this 142-year-old coffee and beignet stand opened its newest outpost in City Park. Located in the Casino Building on Dreyfous Avenue, this New Orleans favorite serves classic café au lait and beignets 24 hours a day. The menu also offers heartier fare like jambalaya and gumbo, plus ice cream and other treats. But don’t forget your foldin’ money: Morning Call is cash only.
Drinks & Nightlife
Wit's Inn
141 N Carrollton AveGreat food, friendly staff
Twelve Mile Limit
500 S Telemachus StBayou Wine Garden
315 N RendonSightseeing
City Park is as magical and unique as the city of New Orleans. The 1,300-acre outdoor oasis has enchanted New Orleanians since 1854, making it one of the nation’s oldest urban parks. Each year, millions of visitors stroll under the same historic oaks and picturesque moss canopies that served as the backdrop for dances, concerts and even gentlemanly duels or “affaires d’honneur” for generations.Today’s City Park offers something for everyone. Stop and smell the roses in the Botanical Garden. Enjoy art in the open-air Besthoff Sculpture Garden. Stroll through the sprawling green space or get active on the park’s biking, jogging, and walking paths. Practice your serve on one of 26 tennis courts
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City Park
1 Palm DrCity Park is as magical and unique as the city of New Orleans. The 1,300-acre outdoor oasis has enchanted New Orleanians since 1854, making it one of the nation’s oldest urban parks. Each year, millions of visitors stroll under the same historic oaks and picturesque moss canopies that served as the backdrop for dances, concerts and even gentlemanly duels or “affaires d’honneur” for generations.Today’s City Park offers something for everyone. Stop and smell the roses in the Botanical Garden. Enjoy art in the open-air Besthoff Sculpture Garden. Stroll through the sprawling green space or get active on the park’s biking, jogging, and walking paths. Practice your serve on one of 26 tennis courts
Everything Else
Audubon Aquarium of the Americas
1 Canal StEntertainment & Activities
For more than 100 years, visitors have enjoyed this unique marvel – a beauty featuring “flying horses” and one of only 100 such carousels in the country. The Carousel is the masterwork of famed carvers Loof and Carmel, and has drawn praise from the National Historic Preservation Society. The Carousel is also listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
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Λούνα παρκ Carousel Gardens
7 Victory AveFor more than 100 years, visitors have enjoyed this unique marvel – a beauty featuring “flying horses” and one of only 100 such carousels in the country. The Carousel is the masterwork of famed carvers Loof and Carmel, and has drawn praise from the National Historic Preservation Society. The Carousel is also listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Arts & Culture
Πλατεία Τζάκσον
701 Decatur StThe New Orleans Museum of Art is the oldest fine arts museum in the city of New Orleans. It is situated within City Park, a short distance from the intersection of Carrollton Avenue and Esplanade Avenue
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Μουσείο Τέχνης της Νέας Ορλεάνης
1 Collins Diboll CirThe New Orleans Museum of Art is the oldest fine arts museum in the city of New Orleans. It is situated within City Park, a short distance from the intersection of Carrollton Avenue and Esplanade Avenue
Parks & Nature
Audubon Park opened in 1898 and was the site of the World Cotton Centennial in 1884. People travel from near and far to marvel at and enjoy the ever-beautiful oak trees, lagoons, and expansive green space located within the park. For the millions who use the park for picnics, relaxing, walking, running, cycling and special events there is no better place in New Orleans for recreational fun and relaxation.
Named after artist and naturalist John James Audubon who lived in New Orleans starting in 1821, the park features a 1.8 paved loop for joggers, cyclists, and rollerbladers and several covered shelters ideal for a family reunion or a simple gathering with friends and family.
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Audubon Park station
Audubon Park opened in 1898 and was the site of the World Cotton Centennial in 1884. People travel from near and far to marvel at and enjoy the ever-beautiful oak trees, lagoons, and expansive green space located within the park. For the millions who use the park for picnics, relaxing, walking, running, cycling and special events there is no better place in New Orleans for recreational fun and relaxation.
Named after artist and naturalist John James Audubon who lived in New Orleans starting in 1821, the park features a 1.8 paved loop for joggers, cyclists, and rollerbladers and several covered shelters ideal for a family reunion or a simple gathering with friends and family.