Nick's New Orleans Living Local Guide

Nicholas
Nick's New Orleans Living Local Guide

Foodie Favorites

This is a local special - this long running po' boy spot started in the unused kitchen of a 24 hour bar. Now with multiple locations, this is the original. Walk into the bar, get a drink, then make your way to the back of the bar to find the po' boy shop.
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Killer Poboys at Erin Rose
811 Conti St
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This is a local special - this long running po' boy spot started in the unused kitchen of a 24 hour bar. Now with multiple locations, this is the original. Walk into the bar, get a drink, then make your way to the back of the bar to find the po' boy shop.
Seafood, Creole fare & famed bourbon milk punch in an airy room with a view, plus a raw oyster bar. Sit at the bar, chat with the oyster shuckers and bar tenders and enjoy a warm welcome to New Orleans.
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Bourbon Cowboy
241 Bourbon St
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Seafood, Creole fare & famed bourbon milk punch in an airy room with a view, plus a raw oyster bar. Sit at the bar, chat with the oyster shuckers and bar tenders and enjoy a warm welcome to New Orleans.
Our top choice for locally sourced gumbo! Cajun grub, fried chicken & drinks in a busy no-frills space that's open late
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Coop's Place
1109 Decatur St
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Our top choice for locally sourced gumbo! Cajun grub, fried chicken & drinks in a busy no-frills space that's open late
Our spot for alligator! Classic New Orleans fare including seafood in a laid-back space, plus courtyard & late-night dining.
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Oceana Grill
739 Conti St
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Our spot for alligator! Classic New Orleans fare including seafood in a laid-back space, plus courtyard & late-night dining.
There are more "famous" oyster shops in New Orleans, but this is by far our favorite no-frills seafood focused joint! Frequented by locals and celebs alike, you're in for a treat! Local seafood platters, fresh-shucked oysters & Creole staples in a casual barroom setting.
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Felix's Restaurant & Oyster Bar
7400 Lakeshore Dr
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There are more "famous" oyster shops in New Orleans, but this is by far our favorite no-frills seafood focused joint! Frequented by locals and celebs alike, you're in for a treat! Local seafood platters, fresh-shucked oysters & Creole staples in a casual barroom setting.

Drinks

Classy, wood-paneled bar specializing in martinis, plus steaks & seafood options & a courtyard.
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Bombay Club
830 Conti St
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Classy, wood-paneled bar specializing in martinis, plus steaks & seafood options & a courtyard.
Our favorite coffee spot, the roasts are amazing, the blends will wake you up, and they offer multiple different styles of prep. Pro tip: try the shakerato!
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French Truck Coffee
1200 Magazine St
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Our favorite coffee spot, the roasts are amazing, the blends will wake you up, and they offer multiple different styles of prep. Pro tip: try the shakerato!
Dimly lit hang & one of the oldest bars around, serving beer & frozen drinks since the 1700s.
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Lafitte's Blacksmith Shop Bar
941 Bourbon St
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Dimly lit hang & one of the oldest bars around, serving beer & frozen drinks since the 1700s.
One of our favorite local haunts, they are open 24 hours. Throughout the year, the also put on an authentic "crawfish boil" filled with shrimp, crawfish, and vegetables. How do we KNOW its authentic? Because if you're lucky enough to be there for it, you will see all the locals stopping in to fill up! They also offer many "two for one" drink specials.
Three Legged Dog
400 Burgundy St
One of our favorite local haunts, they are open 24 hours. Throughout the year, the also put on an authentic "crawfish boil" filled with shrimp, crawfish, and vegetables. How do we KNOW its authentic? Because if you're lucky enough to be there for it, you will see all the locals stopping in to fill up! They also offer many "two for one" drink specials.
Centrally located on Bourbon Street, The Swamp has a balcony upstairs for people watching, drinks everywhere and tons of space to dance the night away. PRO TIP: There is a mechanical bull riding outback!
The Swamp
516 Bourbon St
Centrally located on Bourbon Street, The Swamp has a balcony upstairs for people watching, drinks everywhere and tons of space to dance the night away. PRO TIP: There is a mechanical bull riding outback!

Neighborhoods

Faubourg Marigny and Bywater are two side-by-side neighborhoods on the edge of the Mississippi River in the lower ninth ward. The neighborhood is known for Cajun eateries, jazz bars, colorful street art, and a funky vibe. Street performers, brass bands, and local artists add to the artsy, colorful aura of Faubourg Marigny and Bywater. Plenty of eclectic art galleries, live music venues, and trendy bars are found here. There is also a foodie scene that ranges from casual, delicious fare to upscale, award-winning restaurants. Bywater American Bistro is a lively restaurant with a healthy dose of southern hospitality serving brunch, craft libations, and more. Mimi’s In The Marigny serves Spanish tapas and classic cocktails in a laid-back atmosphere with pool tables and a balcony with a view of Royal Street.
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Marigny
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Faubourg Marigny and Bywater are two side-by-side neighborhoods on the edge of the Mississippi River in the lower ninth ward. The neighborhood is known for Cajun eateries, jazz bars, colorful street art, and a funky vibe. Street performers, brass bands, and local artists add to the artsy, colorful aura of Faubourg Marigny and Bywater. Plenty of eclectic art galleries, live music venues, and trendy bars are found here. There is also a foodie scene that ranges from casual, delicious fare to upscale, award-winning restaurants. Bywater American Bistro is a lively restaurant with a healthy dose of southern hospitality serving brunch, craft libations, and more. Mimi’s In The Marigny serves Spanish tapas and classic cocktails in a laid-back atmosphere with pool tables and a balcony with a view of Royal Street.

Tourist Classics

Charming, intimate bistro with Cajun fare, beignets & café au lait, plus patio seats.
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Cafe Bienville
334 Royal St
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Charming, intimate bistro with Cajun fare, beignets & café au lait, plus patio seats.
Jackson Square is a historic park in the French Quarter of New Orleans, Louisiana. It was declared a National Historic Landmark in 1960, for its central role in the city's history, and as the site where in 1803 Louisiana was made United States territory pursuant to the Louisiana Purchase.
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傑克森廣場
701 Decatur St
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Jackson Square is a historic park in the French Quarter of New Orleans, Louisiana. It was declared a National Historic Landmark in 1960, for its central role in the city's history, and as the site where in 1803 Louisiana was made United States territory pursuant to the Louisiana Purchase.
It is best known for the three-block section in the Faubourg Marigny neighborhood which is home to some of the city's popular live-music venues including the Blue Nile, Snug Harbor, the Spotted Cat, and the Maison in addition to restaurants, bars, coffee shops, record and book shops, and other local businesses.
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Frenchmen Street
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It is best known for the three-block section in the Faubourg Marigny neighborhood which is home to some of the city's popular live-music venues including the Blue Nile, Snug Harbor, the Spotted Cat, and the Maison in addition to restaurants, bars, coffee shops, record and book shops, and other local businesses.
Less than three miles from the French Quarter is a much quieter and more relaxed neighborhood. With its signature oak tree-lined streets, the Garden District is home to grand Victorian mansions surrounded by lush greenery. The best way to get to the Garden District and to navigate the neighborhood is using the NOLA streetcar system. Several streets in the Garden District are worth strolling, one of which being St. Charles Avenue. This is an iconic 5-mile stretch through the Garden District filled with 19th- and 20th-century mansions, bars, restaurants, and leftover hanging beads from the Carnival route.
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Garden District
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Less than three miles from the French Quarter is a much quieter and more relaxed neighborhood. With its signature oak tree-lined streets, the Garden District is home to grand Victorian mansions surrounded by lush greenery. The best way to get to the Garden District and to navigate the neighborhood is using the NOLA streetcar system. Several streets in the Garden District are worth strolling, one of which being St. Charles Avenue. This is an iconic 5-mile stretch through the Garden District filled with 19th- and 20th-century mansions, bars, restaurants, and leftover hanging beads from the Carnival route.
City Park is a massive tourist attraction in New Orleans, but this urban park retreat is worth your time. Get active inside this 1300-acre park with enough recreation activities to spend an entire day. There is something for everyone — stroll the botanical garden and see 12 acres of flowering gardens or the Carousel Gardens Amusement Park with rides for visitors of all ages. There are several rambling walking and biking trails and huge oak trees that provide shade for picnicking.
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City Park
1 Palm Dr
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City Park is a massive tourist attraction in New Orleans, but this urban park retreat is worth your time. Get active inside this 1300-acre park with enough recreation activities to spend an entire day. There is something for everyone — stroll the botanical garden and see 12 acres of flowering gardens or the Carousel Gardens Amusement Park with rides for visitors of all ages. There are several rambling walking and biking trails and huge oak trees that provide shade for picnicking.