2014 New Orleans Official Visitor's Guide (Jul-Dec) by New Orleans Tourism

NEW ORLEANS OFFICIAL VISITORS GUIDE 2014

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EXPLORING NEW ORLEANS

From world-famous restaurants and hidden music clubs to centuries-old architecture and top-notch arts institutions, the possibilities for exploration are endless in New Orleans. Learn about a few of the ways you can Follow Your NOLA.

FAMILY FUN IN NEW ORLEANS New Orleans promises serious fun for young travelers. Get the scoop on everything from zoos and Voodoo tours to the coolest museums and things to do.

NEIGHBORHOODS & STREETS OF INTEREST

New Orleans’ soul is found in the neighborhoods that make up the city. Here are the basics on the districts you should explore to delve deeper into New Orleans’ multifaceted personality.

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Follow Us ........................................................8 Follow Their NOLA .......................................14 10 Free Ways to Play ....................................16 How to Sound Like an Architecture Expert ...................................18 Live Music 7 Days a Week ............................20 Artist We Love: Sasha Masakowski .................22 Pride in the City ............................................24 Harrah’s ........................................................26 Festivals & Events ........................................32 Step Aboard Our Streetcars .........................43 A Tale of 2 Day Trips.....................................44 Calling All Culture Addicts ...........................46 Taste This......................................................48 Business Directory .......................................50 Maps.......................................................... 128a

ON THE COVER: Deacon John with Mario Abney at The Spotted Cat Music Club, 623 Frenchmen Street. ©New Orleans Tourism Marketing Corporation

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EXPLORING NEW ORLEANS

Here there’s something new to discover around every turn. From world-famous restaurants to hidden music clubs, the possibilities are endless. Read on to explore a few ways you can

Follow Your Flavor Oysters Rockefeller. Bananas Foster. Barbecued shrimp. New Orleans is known for its culinary standouts. But its passion for food and drink lives in countless other restaurants and clubs around the city. Follow your flavor to Café Du Monde, where you can start your day with a NOLA tradition. Treat yourself to a nice cup of coffee and a beignet dusted with powdered sugar. After exploring the French Quarter, head over to Dickie Brennan’s Tableau for a menu that features classic French Creole dishes with a twist, such as oysters Maison or courtbouillon, a rich, seafood stew. While you’re savoring the moment, take in views of Jackson Square. When you’ve worked up an appetite again, make your way Uptown to Jacques-Imo’s Café, where you can try specialties like the deep-fried roast beef po-boy or shrimp and alligator sausage cheesecake. For a truly intimate meal, try to get a seat at the two-top in the pickup truck parked outside. Whatever you’re craving — from barbecue in the Bywater to vegan in the Riverbend — NOLA satisfies it. PHOTOS: Beignets at Café Du Monde ©Tim Mueller • Oysters three ways ©Dickie Brennan’s Tableau

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Follow Your Instincts New Orleans is a city brimming with different cultures and styles. Whether you’re looking for timeless antiques or cutting-edge fashions, there are plenty of shops and markets to explore. Follow your instincts to Magazine Street, a six-mile stretch of the city known for its boutique shops. You’ll find everything from women’s fashions to a classic barbershop, complete with bowties and grooming products. For a one-of-a-kind shopping experience, make your way to the Frenchmen Art Market. Every Thursday through Sunday night, you’ll find local artists selling handmade crafts like paintings, sculptures and soaps. More than 30 shops and cafés can be found at The Shops at Canal Place, including Saks Fifth Avenue and J.Crew. Stop by Mignon Faget to browse jewelry inspired by the culture, architecture and nature of New Orleans. The shopping excitement continues at The Outlet Collection at Riverwalk, the nation’s first downtown outlet center, showcasing 75 brand name and designer outlets right on the waterfront. Unwind after a day of shopping, and then get ready to experience more tomorrow.

Follow Your Curiosity NOLA’s rich history extends from the French Quarter to the Irish Channel and beyond. Every neighborhood has new sites and attractions for you to explore. Follow your curiosity to the French Market,, a New Orleans icon since 1791. America’s oldest public market is home to a multitude of festivals and events throughout the year, though you can pay a visit any day for the NOLA tradition of “making groceries” at the farmers market. While you’re in the Quarter, stop by the Napoleon House for a refreshing drink that comes with a history lesson. For more than 200 years, the building housing this bar has served as a NOLA landmark, and was once offered to Napoleon as a refuge during his exile. Sip on a Pimm’s Cup while soaking in the classic and casual atmosphere. Continue on to the Besthoff Sculpture Garden in City Park, located on five acres beside the New Orleans Museum of Art. Take your time wandering the grounds as you explore more than 50 modern and contemporary sculptures. End your day at The Columns Hotel, where you can step back into a grander, more elegant time. This historic, Italianate hotel was built in the 1880s and overlooks the St. Charles Avenue streetcar line. Grab a nightcap at The Victorian Lounge before resting up for another day of fun. PHOTOS (from top): Shopping in French Quarter ©Miles/Nicole Cross • Shops at Canal Place ©Miles/Denise Chambers • French Market ©Miles/Denise Chambers• Napoleon House ©NOTMC • Besthoff Sculpture Garden ©Brett Shoaf

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Follow Your fire In a city that brings together different cultures and perspectives, it’s no surprise that creativity flourishes and art abounds. Explore everything from fine paintings to local crafts to experimental theater in New Orleans. Head to Ashé Cultural Arts Center in the Central City neighborhood, where you can find creative works and activities that emphasize the contributions of people of African descent. While you’re there, take part in one of the center’s programs, browse an art exhibit or watch performances ranging from dance to storytelling. Next, follow your fire to the French Quarter and RHINO Contemporary Co., a New Orleans cooperative of Louisiana fine crafts artists. In Crafts Co. the gallery, you’ll find jewelry, ceramics, glasswork, mixed media and more, all made by hand Right Here In New Orleans. As you browse, feel free to speak with the artists on hand who are there to provide visitors with information, education and local perspectives. Then, make your way to Michalopoulos Gallery, also in the Quarter, where you can find works from the celebrated New Orleans–based artist. Michalopoulos is known for his distinctive oil paintings, which are praised for their energy, vibrant colors and musicality. In the gallery, you’ll find the artist’s architectural renderings, as well as his paintings of other abstract subjects. For a great finish to your day, head to the Contemporary Arts Center in the Warehouse District. With more than 30,000 square feet, the CAC hosts bold experiments in studio and performing arts of all kinds, with world-class exhibitions, shows, educational programs and celebrations happening year-round. Step inside and admire its award-winning architecture and airy, transformational space. Relax the rest of the evening in preparation for a new creative adventure for tomorrow.

Follow Your Rhythm From brass bands to jazz legends, New Orleans is known for its rich, musical heritage. Wherever you go in this city, get ready to dance to music of all kinds. All day long you can follow your rhythm to WWOZ 90.7 FM, a listener-supported, noncommercial radio station for New Orleans and the surrounding community. Tune in to hear jazz, blues, Latin, Cajun, funk and more music from New Orleans and beyond. If you’re looking for a decadent yet tasteful night out in NOLA, head to The Bombay Club in the French Quarter. Part restaurant, part martini bistro, part live music club, it’s a quintessential New Orleans experience. Choose from a list of 125 martinis as you settle into an overstuffed, wingback chair and listen to a nightly set of jazz. PHOTOS (from top): Contemporary Arts Center ©CAC • Maafa Commemoration organized by Ashé Cultural Arts Center ©Peter Nakhid • Live jazz music ©Miles/Chris Granger • New menu items at the Bombay Club ©The Bombay Club

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Inside New Orleans For a change of pace, travel Uptown to Rock ‘n’ Bowl, a New Orleans institution where you can rock ‘n’ roll while you bowl. Every night brings new live entertainment ranging from Cajun to blues to zydeco. Get ready to dance the night away while sipping on beers and knocking down a few pins. After a few rounds of fun, head to an Uptown music venue like no other: Tipitina’s. Tip’s has played host to NOLA music legends since opening its doors in 1977. Dr. John, the Neville Brothers and Trombone Shorty have all graced the stage at this excellent, standing-room-only venue. End the night at Snug Harbor Jazz Bistro on Frenchmen Street. This NOLA institution has been serving up live music, regional fare and a great ambiance for more than 30 years. Just when you think you’ve heard all that New Orleans has to offer, a song floats out of a Frenchmen Street club and piques your interest yet again. What bands will you discover tomorrow?

Follow Your spirit The upbeat, feel-good energy of NOLA is infectious, permeating every corner of the city. Follow your spirit to Harrah’s New Orleans Casino, located steps from the French Quarter and featuring more than 3,800 slots, 100 table games, awardwinning restaurants and thrilling nightclubs. Test your palate at The Wine Institute New Orleans (W.I.N.O.), a wine bar, shop and school, with 120 wines to sample by the ounce or glass. Eat, drink and carry on at Café Adelaide & the Swizzle Stick Bar,, where you can toast to the good life with a Hey Shug cocktail and a plate of Big Easy bacchanalia. Return to the early days of the French Quarter at The Note,, a restored landmark turned cocktail lounge and jazz club serving classic drinks and single malt scotches. Keep the cocktail train moving with a stop at Loa in the International House Hotel for some of the most progressive libations in the city. Try the Lovers’ Quarrel with mescal, damiana, pineapple and bitters. Or head to The Carousel Bar at the Monteleone Hotel to feed your soul on innovative cuisine focusing on fresh, seasonal ingredients. Try the Steak Frites washed down with a Long Story cocktail featuring Old New Orleans rum. No matter what your style, you’ll find a place to drink in the spirit of NOLA. PHOTOS (from top): Live music at Rock ‘n’ Bowl ©Tim Mueller • Harrah’s New Orleans Hotel & Casino ©ArtisticVisuals/Charlie Manz • The Wine Institute New Orleans ©WINO • Sazerac cocktail ©Miles/Chris Granger • Loa in the International House Hotel ©Neil Alexander

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FREE WAYS TO PLAY

When you take a New Orleans vacation, it’s possible to have a good time without spending a dime. And the memories made during it all? Well, they will be priceless!

Let the Good Times Roll During a Free Festival

There’s no doubt New Orleans can host one memorable party. Some of the best shindigs present amazing entertainment lineups free of charge. A few favorites are the Satchmo SummerFest, held at the end of July; and the Louisiana Seafood Festival and Crescent City Blues and BBQ Festival, held in October.

Travel Through 300 Years of History

Cut a Rug

For a comprehensive introduction to Louisiana’s past, make your way to The Louisiana History Galleries at The Historic New Orleans Collection. Digital upgrades to the galleries allow for audiovisual content to complement the artifacts.

The NOLA Jitterbugs keep local tradition and fast-footed moves alive on the dance floor. Join the energetic group for gratis swing dance lessons on Wednesday evenings at the Spotted Cat Music Club on Frenchmen Street.

Louisiana Seafood Festival ©Louisiana Hospitality Foundation

Rub Elbows with Local Chefs

Our restaurants aren’t the only places to find incredible local fare. Plan a Saturday morning trip to the Crescent City Farmers Market, located Downtown. There, you can sample locally grown fruits and veggies, hear live music, mingle with chefs while they shop and enjoy live cooking demonstrations.

Settle in for Some Belly Laughs

Give ‘Em the Light: Open Mic Comedy Night at the House of Blues is a Tuesday night feel-good fest in the French Quarter. Watch performances unfold in the Voodoo Garden and, if you’re feeling extra brave, put your name on the list and take the stage.

Spotted Cat Music Club ©Chris Granger

Stroll City Park and Stop for a Side of Art

Walk among City Park’s 1,300 acres and ancient oak trees, past the amusement park and botanical garden and stop in The New Orleans Museum of Art. The Gulf South’s premier art museum houses 4,000 years of world art and offers free admission to its sculpture garden.

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Treat Your Sweet Tooth

Pralines — sugar-rich, pecan-laden confections — are one of our signature snacks. Stop by a sweet shop to watch them being made, and then indulge in a free sample.

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Take a Legendary Literary Tour

Romance, mystery and poetic proclamations — New Orleans has inspired some of the world’s most celebrated authors. Embark on a self-guided walking tour and see where Tennessee Williams (722 Toulouse), William Faulkner (624 Pirate’s Alley), Truman Capote (711 Royal), Thornton Wilder (623 Bourbon), Walker Percy (1820 Milan) and Anne Rice (1239 First) once lived.

Gallery Hop

New Orleans’ diversity and culture has spawned an arts community that is world-renowned. Its epicenter is in the Arts District, specifically Julia Street, which is home to more than a dozen galleries. Spend an afternoon gazing at everything from contemporary photography to Newcomb pottery. Or join in a first Saturday Art Walk and meet and mingle with featured artists.

Tours to Try Download the free GO NOLA app for five celebrity-guided, setyour-own-pace walking tours of New Orleans. Here’s a sampling of what you’ll find:

A WALK ALONG THE RIVER Your celebrity guide: John Goodman Length: 1.5 miles Meet the Mississippi River, a.k.a. “Big Muddy,” and see the sights along her bank, including Spanish Plaza — where Rex, the King of Carnival, proclaims the official start of the celebration. A perfect walk for families.

CANAL STREETCAR RIDE

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See the Sights of Jackson Square

Soak in the culture of New Orleans. As you explore this pictureperfect square in the heart of the French Quarter, you may find yourself enjoying an impromptu concert, eyeballing colorful paintings by the local artist community or snapping photos of the surrounding historic buildings, including the towering triple steeples of St. Louis Cathedral.

Your celebrity guide: Patricia Clarkson Length: 3.5 miles Buy a Jazzy Pass so you can hop on and off the Canal/Carrollton streetcar line to explore tour highlights such as the Audubon Butterfly Garden and Insectarium and the iconic cemeteries, or “Cities of the Dead.”

DOWN IN THE TREMÉ Your celebrity guide: Wendell Pierce Length: 1.25 miles Soak in the rich history of this 200-year-old African-American neighborhood. Along the way, note the Creole architecture, see the elaborate costumes of Mardi Gras Indians and check out Louis Armstrong Park.

NOLA GAY HISTORY TOUR Your celebrity guide: Bryan Batt Length: 1.1 miles Learn more about the gay artists, writers and entertainers — from Tennessee Williams to Ellen DeGeneres — who have called the city home, and stop to have a drink at the first gay bar in America.

UNDER THE OAKS OF CITY PARK St. Louis Cathedral ©Richard Cummins

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Your celebrity guide: Soledad O’Brien Length: 1.1 miles Take a stroll under the magnificent oaks of New Orleans’ historic City Park, and hear tales of hotheaded dueling Creoles and romantic gondola rides. Plus, see where the Beatles performed in 1964 during this family-friendly walking tour.

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HOW TO SOUND LIKE AN ARCHITECTURE EXPERT IN NEW ORLEANS Say you’re strolling through New Orleans, discussing the merits of beignets over donuts with your companions, and there to the left is a stunning example of traditional Southern building design. Rather than risk mistaking a classic American town house for a Creole town house, take a few notes from our architecture primer and demonstrate (or at least fake) your architectural expertise.

creole cottage Where you’ll see it: Bywater, French Quarter, Marigny, Tremé. You’ll recognize the one-and-a-half-story homes by their pitched roofs and front stoops set along the sidewalk. What you should say: “The design of this home is very similar to cottages built in France around the same time, in the mid-18th and 19th centuries.”

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creole town house Where you’ll see it: Warehouse District/ CBD, French Quarter. With shops below and homes above, these buildings have arched windows and a full third story, distinguishing them from American town houses. What you should say: “After the great fires of 1788 and 1794 torched most freestanding homes in this area, these brick and stuccoed-brick structures emerged with strong Spanish influences.” Creole town house ©Richard Cummins

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raised center-hall cottage Where you’ll see it: Garden District, Uptown. Keep an eye out for one-and-a-half-story homes with columned porches across the front. Inside, they have one room on either side of a long center hallway. What you should say: “You can see from the columned porch that these homes are similar to French Colonial plantations.”

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Double gallery house ©Andrew Alwert

double gallery house Shotgun houses ©Preservation Resource Center

shotgun house Where you’ll see it: Throughout the city. These are plentiful and easy to spot — long, narrow single-story homes that range in style, from Victorian to Craftsman. What you should say: “Shotguns may have gotten their name because, if you open all of the doors, you can shoot a shotgun in the front door and straight out the back. But, of course, the term may have originated from the Yoruba word ‘togun,’ which means ‘place of assembly.’” TRAVEL THROUGH TIME WITH THIS FREE APP: The Historic New Orleans app determines your location and then shows you early- to mid-20th century photos taken in the same spot. Be sure to check out the app’s cool features, including the augmented reality Guide Me! function. Learn more at hnoc.org/app.html.

Where you’ll see it: Lower Garden District, Garden District, Uptown or Esplanade Ridge. Telltale elements include stacked and covered front porches, stately box columns and a front door off to one side. What you should say: “Although they look similar to the town house styles, these homes built in New Orleans’ early suburbs are set back much farther from the sidewalk.”

NOLA Architecture Tours THE HISTORIC NEW ORLEANS COLLECTION

PRESERVATION RESOURCE CENTER OF NEW ORLEANS

THNOC is dedicated to the study and preservation of the history and culture of New Orleans. Take the on-site, docent-led Architectural Tour of The Collection’s French Quarter buildings and courtyards. The 45-minute tour is $5 per person, Tuesday through Sunday. If you prefer to get your history lesson while experiencing other parts of the city, download their interactive app. Learn more about the tours, times and collections at hnoc.org or call 504-523-4662.

Explore NOLA with PRC who promotes the preservation and restoration of New Orleans’ historic architecture and neighborhoods. Join them for the Renovators’ Happy Hour hosted every fourth Thursday from April through October. Attendees take a self-guided tour of the latest project, hear renovation stories from the homeowner and learn about the city from the perspective of its historic structures. Find more information and resources at prcno.org or call 504-581-7032.

Need more architecture? Visit neworleanscvb.com/things-to-do/tours/ mini-architectural-tour for additional home tours across the city.

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LIVE MUSIC DAYS A WEEK In New Orleans, you can “do whatcha wanna” any day of the week. Here are just a few choices for New Orleans live music options.

Monday

Leroy Jones at Preservation Hall

Crescent City native son and member of the New Orleans Jazz Hall of Fame, trumpeter Leroy Jones — a.k.a. “keeper of the flame for traditional New Orleans jazz” — brings his skills to this time-honored jazz hall.

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Tuesday

Rebirth Brass Band at the Maple Leaf Bar

This iconic Uptown venue features live music nightly, reserving a standing Tuesday slot for these local legends. A New Orleans institution, Rebirth never fails to bring audiences to their feet with a romping fusion of second line, funk, soul and hip hop.

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Thursday

Harvest the Music free concert series in Lafayette Square

On a mission to fight hunger in south Louisiana, Second Harvest Food Bank hosts free concerts in Lafayette Square, Wednesdays in September and October. Past lineups have featured local favorites such as Trombone Shorty and The Soul Rebels.

Thursdays at Twilight Garden in City Park

Head to City Park’s Pavilion of the Two Sisters in the Botanical Garden to catch some of the city’s finest traditional jazz, rhythm and blues performers at this weekly series held January through November. Mint juleps, wine, beer, soft drinks, water and food are available for purchase. Tip: With seating limited, the shows tend to sell out — be sure to purchase tickets early. Preservation Hall ©Miles/Chris Granger

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Friday

Jeremy Davenport at The Davenport Lounge in The Ritz-Carlton, New Orleans

Sip on a Blonde Hurricane or any of the other handcrafted cocktails at The Davenport Lounge while you listen to jazz trumpeter and vocalist Jeremy Davenport, who trained under the great Ellis Marsalis.

Where to Hear NOLA Music Styles BRASS BAND, DIXIELAND, RAGTIME, GYPSY JAZZ THE INSTRUMENTS: Trumpet, trombone, drums, saxophone and sousaphone comprise Brass; Dixieland adds a little clarinet, banjo and tuba to the mix; Ragtime is piano-focused and Gypsy Jazz grasps its unique sound from violins and acoustic guitars.

Jeremy Davenport on stage ©The Ritz-Carlton, New Orleans

Saturday

Sunday

Take Your Pick!

It’s Saturday night in New Orleans — you’ll be hard-pressed to find a joint that’s not rocking with live music. From Frenchmen Street to Bourbon Street, musicians are gearing up to play some of our world-famous jazz, zydeco, blues and brass music. Check local listings to find where your favorite artist is playing tonight.

HEAR IT HERE: Jazz and big band tunes prevail at Snug Harbor Jazz Bistro (snugjazz.com), an intimate two-story venue on Frenchmen Street. Many local performers got their start at The Maple Leaf Bar (mapleleafbar.com) where nightly live music spans blues, funk, R&B, rock, jazz, jam bands and more.

CAJUN & ZYDECO

Congo Square Preservation Society Drum Circle

Centuries ago, slaves gathered in what is now known as Congo Square on Sunday afternoons to make music, dance and sing. Today, the Congo Square Preservation Society celebrates the rich history of the square with weekly drum circles from 3pm to 5pm.

Venues and performers are subject to change. Please call in advance to confirm. Enjoy some of the best live music from New Orleans, even when you’re not in town! We’ve partnered with our friends at WWOZ 90.7 FM, the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Station, to create New Orleans All the Way Live, a weekly radio program that features a full hour of live music, vignettes on our culture and info on upcoming events. The show can be heard on dozens of radio stations throughout the country from Nashville to New York, as well as in Puerto Rico and Australia and online anytime at wwoz.org.

TUNE IN

THE SOUNDS: Brass bands infuse European-style military music with funky, African influence. Dixieland combines ragtime and brass marches and Ragtime delivers jingly piano and springy rhythm, while Gypsy Jazz speeds things up with a special form of rhythmic guitar strumming called “la pompe.”

THE INSTRUMENTS: Cajun incorporates fiddles, accordion and triangle (traditional); guitars and keyboard (contemporary); and zydeco showcases the piano, rubboard and drums. THE SOUNDS: Cajun dance music lends itself to waltzes and two-steps and is commonly heard at festivals and dance halls. Zydeco pulls its folksy tune from rural southwest Louisiana, with lyrics still sung in Louisiana Creole French. HEAR IT HERE: Head to neighborhood juke joint Tipitina’s (tipitinas.com) to catch regular, locally-loved Cajun and zydeco performances alongside a roster of big-name national acts. Mid City Lanes Rock ‘n Bowl (rocknbowl. com) combines bowling and some of the best zydeco, blues and Cajun names from around the state.

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ARTIST WE LOVE:

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Inside New Orleans Q: YOUR MUSIC CAREER HAS TAKEN YOU AROUND THE WORLD. WHAT KEEPS NEW ORLEANS YOUR HOME BASE?

Q: AS A CHILD GROWING UP IN NEW ORLEANS, WHAT WERE SOME OF YOUR FAVORITE ATTRACTIONS TO VISIT IN THE CITY?

A: This is just such an interesting city. There’s so much character, so much love and so much grit in this little place. I can’t imagine calling anywhere else “home.” And I love warm weather, good music and good food!

A: Audubon Zoo! It is still one of my favorite places in the city.

Q: YOU COME FROM A VERY MUSICALLY TALENTED FAMILY, AND MANY MUSIC LOVERS KNOW YOUR FATHER, JAZZ GUITARIST STEVE MASAKOWSKI. WHAT ADVICE DID HE HAVE FOR YOU WHEN YOU DECIDED TO ENTER THE BUSINESS?

Q: IF YOU WERE PLANNING A NEW ORLEANS ITINERARY FOR A MUSIC-LOVING TRAVELER, WHAT ARE THE TOP THREE SPOTS YOU’D SEND THEM TO AROUND TOWN? A: Mimi’s in the Marigny, Gasa Gasa and the Prime Example.

A: He told me to go home, take two aspirin, reconsider my decision and call him in the morning. No joke.

Q: WHAT ANNUAL NEW ORLEANS EVENTS DO YOU MAKE SURE YOU ATTEND AND WHY?

Q: WHAT SPARKED YOUR INTEREST IN JAZZ AND WHAT KEEPS IT INTERESTING TO YOU?

A: Mardi Gras because it is pure magic, Jazz Fest because of the overwhelming amount of musical talent, and Voodoo Fest because having a music festival on Halloween weekend is absolutely enchanting.

A: To be honest, I started dating a jazz musician in high school. Once I started learning about jazz, I realized I didn’t want to do anything else! It’s such a freeing art form, and I loved that it forced you to create your own voice and develop your own individual style.

Q: WHERE CAN WE FIND YOU PERFORMING IN NEW ORLEANS, AND WHAT SHOULD FIRSTTIMERS EXPECT AT YOUR SHOWS? A: I play every Thursday evening at the Roosevelt Hotel in the Fountain Lounge. I sing a mix of jazz and Brazilian music with a great pianist/vocalist friend of mine, Jenna McSwain. I also run the Progression Music Series on Tuesday nights at Gasa Gasa on Freret Street, where I perform once a month.

Q: BEFORE YOU HEAD OUT ON A TOUR, DO YOU HAVE ANY MUST-EATS AT LOCAL RESTAURANTS? ANY FOODS YOU’VE GOT TO GET YOUR FIX OF BEFORE BEING GONE FOR WEEKS? A: Right now I’m really enjoying all these glorious Vietnamese restaurants in the city, so I love to get my fix of pho and banh-mi at certain places, notably Lilly’s Café on Magazine and Nine Roses on the Westbank. But, usually, before I leave town, I make sure to have at least one afternoon binging on raw oysters from John Besh’s Lüke. I can’t get enough! I could eat oysters every day.

Q: DO YOU HAVE A FAVORITE TIME OF YEAR IN THE CITY? WHAT IS IT THAT MAKES THAT TIME SO SPECIAL TO YOU? A: Christmas is one of my favorite times in the city, because I have a huge family down here and I love spending time with them during Christmas. Also, I’ve been living near City Park for several years now, and something about strolling on a crisp winter night and seeing the 100-year-old oak trees lit up with Christmas lights for Celebration in the Oaks is very majestic and heartwarming.

Sasha’s NOLA Favorites FAVORITE MUSEUM: New Orleans Museum of Art (NOMA) BEST MEAL: A few friends and I coined the term, “Beshhopping.” We hop around to different John Besh restaurants during happy hour. Try Lüke and Domenica. FAVORITE MUSICIAN: Davell Crawford FAVORITE NEW ORLEANIAN: Marie Laveau DESCRIBE NEW ORLEANS IN ONE WORD: Decadent

A: UAL in the French Quarter is always my first stop. I’ll pick up a couture dress by some underground LA designer and then head to a local thrift shop (Bloomin' Deals on Freret St. is one of my favorites) to accessorize and find neat garments that I can put together in interesting ways.

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Q: WHEN YOU’RE SHOPPING FOR NEW CLOTHES TO WEAR ON STAGE, WHICH LOCAL STORES ARE A MUST VISIT?

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PRIDE IN THE CITY

It’s never been a secret that New Orleans welcomes everyone. We embrace diversity, believe there’s never a bad time to wear a costume or throw a party, and encourage everyone in our city to live a life as authentic as our Creole cuisine. For these reasons and more, the city has earned a well-deserved reputation as a haven for equality. It’s even been named one of the world’s best gay cities by American Airlines and GayCities. We invite you to come as you are—just don’t come with a plan. Let this city take you wherever she wants you to go. Read on to discover some of the city’s most LGBT-friendly neighborhoods and events.

Explore the thriving LGBT culture in one of the country’s most colorful cities.

Bywater This bohemian, open-minded neighborhood is home to places like The Country Club, a clothing-optional cabana and social club. Known for its Gulf Coast-inspired fare and events like its “bottomless” mimosa brunch, you can sip cocktails poolside while enjoying the view.

French Quarter Here you’ll find The Café Lafitte in Exile, one of the oldest gay bars in the country. Open since 1953 (and open 24/7), locals and visitors alike can enjoy daily happy hours and a balcony view overlooking Bourbon Street.

Named for a popular local citrus fruit, Satsuma Café serves fresh, regional dishes with an artsy flair. Grab a cup of coffee, a fresh-squeezed juice, or a healthy bite to eat and take in the local artwork on the walls. Mismatched tables, exposed brick, and a sunny patio add to the charm.

For a warm and welcoming night out on the town head to Good Friends Bar, a favorite local hangout. Grab a drink, play a game of pool with friends, or join in a piano sing-along. And if you’re feeling up for anything, make your way to Bourbon Pub & Parade, a huge nightclub that’s open 24/7.

PHOTOS: ©New Orleans Tourism Marketing Corporation • ©Café Lafitte • Beet Lemonade ©Satsuma Café • ©New Orleans Tourism Marketing Corporation

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Inside New Orleans Magazine Street If you’re in the mood to indulge your inner diva, head to this boutique-filled shopping district. You’ll find everything from antique stores and art galleries to design showrooms and cute restaurants along this six-mile-long stretch that runs through Uptown and the Garden District. Inside Aidan Gill for Men you’ll find fine grooming products and shaving services, neckties and bowties, and other men’s accouterments. The Shave at the End of the Galaxy provides the ultimate experience with a luxurious, hot towel shave. To express your creative side, head to Box Paper Scissor, a boutique stationary shop with a vibrant, minimalist edge. You’ll discover designer journals, a luxe selection of papers, letterpress stationary, pens, and other products handpicked for their aesthetic appeal.

T S U J , E R A U O Y S COME A . N A L P A H T I W E DON’T COM VER E R E H W U O Y E K A T LET THIS CITY GO. SHE WANTS YOU TO

Events For a multiday party filled with parades and music, visit during the Southern Decadence Festival, held each Labor Day weekend. It’s the city’s largest LGBT event, nicknamed the “Gay Mardi Gras.” And you can party for a good cause during Halloween New Orleans, a weekend full of exciting galas, elaborate costumes, and other festivities. The proceeds go to Project Lazarus, an assisted living home in New Orleans for men and women living with HIV/AIDS. New Orleans is also the perfect place for your commitment ceremony. Vendors throughout the city, from floral designers to officiants, can help you plan a day you’ll never forget. PHOTOS: (on left) ©The Country Club • ©New Orleans Tourism Marketing Corporation

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Harrah’s & Fulton Street

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Fun at the craps table ©iStockphoto

Around 1822, America’s first gambling casino opened in New Orleans. Like modern casinos, it was open 24/7. In 1999, Harrah’s brought the action back to New Orleans with the opening of Harrah’s New Orleans Casino. Today, you can take a shot at more than 3,800 of the hottest slots and more than 100 table games — blackjack, roulette, baccarat, craps and carnival games, plus the very popular Three Card Poker with One Million Payout and the 21+3 Extreme. The poker room boasts more than 20 poker tables, offering several exciting varieties of poker that are suited to the recreational poker players and seasoned veterans.

©Harrah’s Casino

When you're ready to party after dark, mix and mingle with the crowd at Masquerade, voted No. 27 in Nightclub & Bar's Top 100 Nightclubs list. Dance to the pulse of the top DJs in the country or sit back and enjoy the scene from our Ultra VIP Lounge. Don't miss Manning's on Fulton Street where executive chef Larry Abrams has joined New Orleans football legend Archie Manning to create a destination for sports fans and foodies alike to eat, drink, and cheer! Relax and stay as close as possible to the action at Harrah's Hotel. Its 450 generously sized rooms offer oversized baths and HDTVs. Butler service is available on the all-suite 26th floor. The hotel anchors Fulton Street, blocks of classic 19th century architecture filled with trendy nightspots, shopping and restaurants, including Ruth’s Chris, Manning’s, Gordon Biersch, Grand Isle, 7 on Fulton and Fulton Alley. Fulton Street is also home to Aidan Gill for Men, one of the city’s best barbershops.

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Downtown GaminG action in the miDDle of it all Harrah’s brings you the best of New Orleans just steps away from the French Quarter. With world-renowned chefs, action-packed games and entertainment that sizzles, Harrah’s is the destination for play in New Orleans. Located at the foot of Canal Street.

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FAMILY FUN IN NEW ORLEANS Family fun begins in the Crescent City with kid-friendly adventures that are abundant and diverse, so finding something that everyone will enjoy is easy! Whether you are young or just young at heart, discover family-friendly restaurants, attractions and adventures that the whole crew can enjoy.

EXPLORE Does your family come with big curiosities? Begin your family-style explorations by checking out the four attractions in the French Quarter and Uptown that make up the Audubon Nature Institute. With a zoo, aquarium, IMAX theater and even an Insectarium, the institute allows you to spend time getting up close and personal with bugs, exploring ape exhibits, reptile habitats and underwater worlds. At the Audubon Aquarium of the Americas, explore the new Great Maya Reef exhibit to adventure into the submerged Mayan ruins filled with reefs and exotic fish. The kiddos will love getting beak to cheek with some pretty cute parakeets at the aquarium’s Parakeet Pointe, an interactive exhibit where you can feed the birds. Get the kids outside to be transfixed by the swamp things they encounter on a tour of the area's moss-shrouded waterways. If you don’t get your gator fix during a swamp tour, then head to Insta-Gator Alligator Ranch & Hatchery.. More than 2,000 gators call it home. Learn about the hatching process and have the opportunity to hold an alligator. Speaking of adventure, head down the Mississippi to give your family a taste of New Orleanian spirit. A giant paddle wheeler cruises you from one of America’s busiest ports to sites such as the Chalmette Battlefield. Disembark and let kids explore the fields where, in 1815, Andrew Jackson’s troops won the Battle of New Orleans. PHOTOS (from top): Playing with baby alligators ©Insta-Gator Alligator • Parakeet Point ©Audobonimages/Flickr • Great Maya Reef exhibit ©Audobonimages/Flickr

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If music, art and handcrafted treasures are what excite your family, plan a stop by the historic French Market.. As America’s oldest public market, it’s a treat for all the senses and free to explore. Next, stroll through the ever-artsy French Quarter, or stop by the nearby Dutch Alley, home to the Jazz National Historical Park, which offers live music and programs for kids. Keep the creativity flowing with a visit to Jackson Square, and wander the pedestrian mall to watch artists at work. Magicians, mimes and musicians provide free entertainment nearly every day of the week. Next, stroll through the free Besthoff Sculpture Garden at the New Orleans Museum of Art, home to more than 50 outdoor sculptures. It’s the perfect spot for a picnic of po-boys.

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Outside of the French Quarter, Magazine Street and Julia Street,, in the Arts District, are also filled with galleries and antiques shops that are sure to appeal to art adventurers. Or let the little ones make their own masterpiece during a family paint session at Corks N Canvas. For a behind-the-scenes peek at the artistic side of New Orleans’ Mardi Gras celebrations, drop by Mardi Gras World, where your family can learn about what it takes to build all of the colorful floats that fill the streets during carnival. Not only will they get to learn about the traditions behind one of New Orleans’ most famous events, but there are some incredible family photo opportunities in front of floats, with parade props, or wearing traditional costumes.

After a morning in the museum, get some fresh air with a Royal Carriages tour through the French Quarter. Guides of the mule-drawn carriages provide an introduction to the historic neighborhood. Or take a tour with stories, props and stops geared just for kids with French Quartour Kids.

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A visit to one of the Voodoo museums in New Orleans enchants families with the secrets, mysteries and folktales of old-time New Orleans. Children can have their fortunes read, hear spooky stories of Voodoo queens and learn about gris-gris magic. Nearby, in the heart of the historic Tremé neighborhood, your family will enjoy the New Orleans African American Museum. The museum is closed while undergoing a $6 million renovation, but tours of Tremé, America’s oldest black urban community, are being offered in the meantime. For a taste of the city’s nightlife, one of the city’s most beloved cultural landmarks (and a must-visit for music lovers) is Preservation Hall. Opened in 1961, this jazz club is dedicated to preserving the legacy of New Orleans jazz and is open to all ages. There are performances almost every night of the week starting around 8pm featuring a mix of musical legends and emerging, young talent. PHOTOS (from top): French Quarter ©Miles/Nicole Cross • Performers at Woldenberg Park ©Miles/Denise Chambers • Preservation Hall ©Miles/Denise Chambers French • French Quartour Kids tour ©French Quartour Kids

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New Orleans is all about playtime. A favorite for fast-paced families, especially competitive types, is Rock ‘n’ Bowl. See who can roll strikes and who just can’t keep their ball out of the gutter during a friendly game of bowling. If you have time to spare (see what we did there?), check out the alley’s live music. On Wednesday to Saturday evenings, you can hear everything from R&B and rockabilly to zydeco and old standards.

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Another place for endless fun is at the Louisiana Children’s Museum. Here, your kids can step inside a giant bubble, climb a rock wall, create a sculpture, explore a cargo ship and build a Lincoln Log Cajun cottage (just don’t tell them that they’re learning as they play). Take some New Orleans flavors back to your kitchen with a lesson from one of the local cooking schools, where adults and kids will learn how to stew up some of New Orleans' favorite Creole and Cajun dishes. If you want to pack even more fun into your day, head to Adventure Quest Laser Tag,, where the whole family can battle for bragging rights in the multi-level, Mayan-themed laser tag arena, bang around in bumper cars, play a round of cosmic mini-golf or head to the arcade. For a sightseeing tour that provides a healthy workout, sign the family up for a bicycle tour and pedal past landmarks in the French Quarter or Garden District. Another way to romp around the city is by streetcar. Easy and affordable, streetcars stop at some of New Orleans’ kid-friendliest attractions (think Audubon Zoo, City Park and French Market). Pick up a $3 one-day Jazzy Pass to ride as often as you like. PHOTOS (from top): Climb Wall ©Louisiana Children’s Museum • Live music at Rock 'n' Bowl ©Rock ‘n’ Bowl • St. Charles Avenue Streetcar ©Artistic Visuals/Charlie Manz

Adventure in City Park With 1,300 acres of things to see and do, City Park is a one-stop shop for family-friendly attractions the whole crew will enjoy, no matter how different your tastes. Here are a few favorites:

CITY PUTT

Play a round and have a ball at this 36-hole mini golf complex with two courses. As you putt, you’ll also get a lesson in Louisiana culture. One course highlights destinations around the state, while the other showcases New Orleans’ culture, including jazz history with a large statue of Louis Armstrong.

CAROUSEL GARDENS

Ride the state's last antique carousel or float to the sky on the Ferris wheel. Tons of fun can be had under the oaks of this exciting attraction.

TRAIN GARDEN

Go inside the Botanical Garden to marvel at mini-streetcars and trains, as well as mini buildings made of botanical materials.

STORYLAND

Make Mother Goose proud and interact with 26 vignettes inspired by favorite fairy tales.

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Inside New Orleans With casual atmospheres and children’s menus, many New Orleans restaurants are made for fun-loving families. Mulate’s, for example, was expertly designed to be the ultimate kid-friendly restaurant: The owners’ daughters weighed in on foods for the made-from-scratch kids menu. After your meal, show your kids that mom and dad still have a few moves on the dance floor. Mulate’s presents live Cajun music nightly.

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Café Du Monde is a must-taste serving warm beignets (a French donut), chocolate milk and chicory coffee. Take a picture of the family member who gets the most powdered sugar on them. Swing by Deanie’s Seafood in the French Quarter for fried shrimp and crawfish tails. Be sure to check out the custom glass sculpture depicting native fish. It’s a centerpiece of the restaurant. Dare the family to try something new like the boudin balls or gator bites (fried alligator andouille sausage) at the The Crazy Lobster in the Central Business District. This spirited eatery offers great views of the Mississippi River with live entertainment all day on Saturdays and Sundays.

5 Tips for Families on a Budget 1. COMBINATION PASSES: With the Audubon Experience Package you can visit the Audubon Zoo, Audubon Aquarium of the Americas, Entergy IMAX Theatre and Audubon Butterfly Garden and Insectarium for one low price. It’s good for up to 30 days, so there’s no need to rush.

2. SKIP PARKING FEES: With a multi-day Jazzy Pass from the Regional Transit Authority, you can get around by streetcar or bus.

3. PLAN A PICNIC: Grab one of the city’s famously over-sized sandwiches, like a muffuletta or po-boy. They’re big enough to share.

4. FREE FUN: Explore the city with Free Tours by Foot, which offers walking tours and bike tours on a pay-what-you-want system. Find more free fun in the French Quarter, where dozens of street performers, costumed characters and buskers are ready to entertain. NOLA Tour Guy is another great bet for free walking tours.

5. SPECIAL DEALS: Check out the coupons in the back of the guide (or online: neworleanscvb.com/visit/ specials-coupons) to find special offers that will help you save on attractions, activities, dining and more. PHOTOS (from top): The Crazy Lobster ©Prayitno/Flickr • Half Seafood Platter at Deanie's Seafood ©Fuzzy Gerdes • Café Du Monde ©Miles/Denise Chambers

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2014 FESTIVALS & EVENTS Welcome to New Orleans — the city that knows how to celebrate! Come experience our food, music, art, cultural diversity and unique spirit all in one place at any of our festivals and special events.

JULY

AUGUST

20th Annual ESSENCE Music Festival

COOLinary New Orleans

7/3–6

New Orleans is all about food and August is the month to celebrate. Dine at participating restaurants citywide and savor special prix fixe three-course lunches and dinners at special sizzling summer prices. coolinaryneworleans.com

8/1-31

This event is recognized as the largest annual festival featuring top African-American entertainers. Four days of cultural celebrations include empowerment seminars at the New Orleans Ernest N. Morial Convention Center and nighttime music performances at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome. essence.com/festival ©Kevin O'Mara

Whitney White Linen Night presented by the New Orleans Art District: A CAC Fundraiser 8/2 Put on your best white-linen ensemble and go for a stroll with thousands of other art lovers along the 300 to 600 blocks of Julia Street in the New Orleans Arts District. Pop into art galleries while enjoying live music, local food and drinks and stay for the official after-party hosted by the Contemporary Arts Center. cacno.org

San Fermin in Nueva Orleans 7/10–13 This is New Orleans’ take on Spain’s famous “Running of the Bulls,” only participants try to outrun the snorting, stomping members of the Big Easy Rollergirls instead of a bull. Olé! nolabulls.com

Tales of the Cocktail 7/16–20

New Orleans Red Dress Run 8/9 2014 marks the 20th anniversary of this wild and crazy run that benefits dozens of charities. The race is open to women and men, and wearing ©Tom Pumphret your favorite red dress is an absolute requirement for all. Enjoy live music, beer, food and giveaways. nolareddress.com ©Infrogmation of New Orleans

Cocktails, spirits, liquors and aperitifs are the headliners of this mixology festival focused around the knowledge and traditions of the cocktail, bartending and anything involving a drink. Enjoy dinners, demos, tastings, competitions, seminars, book signings, tours and parties. talesofthecocktail.com

Satchmo SummerFest 7/31–8/3 Honoring the life, legacy and music of New Orleans’ native son Louis “Satchmo” Armstrong with live performances, panels, lectures, discussions, jazz exhibits, jazz mass, a second-line parade, authentic New Orleans cuisine, and a star-studded lineup of performances that would have made Louis smile. fqfi.org/satchmo

Southern Decadence 8/27–9/1 A round-the-clock French Quarter street party, Southern Decadence draws more than 100,000 participants to New Orleans for the city’s largest LGBT event. The Labor Day weekend festival includes outdoor concerts, parades and more. southerndecadence.com

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October

NOVEMBER

Louisiana Seafood Festival

The International Irish Famine Commemoration

10/10–12

Recall the Great Irish Famine (1845-52) while celebrating the country’s connection to the Crescent City. This year’s events include a special museum exhibit and Irish Channel Festival, a Gaelic football tournament, a tour of Irish historical landmarks, the dedication of a new park, and various symposia and parties. ifnola2014.org

11/6–9

Attention all seafood lovers: It’s time to indulge in the bounty of the sea. Sample a ©Louisiana Seafood Festival wide variety of dishes, such as seafood gumbo and charbroiled oysters, from some of the best restaurants in town. In between bites, explore the festival’s live music offerings, culinary demonstrations and arts village. louisianaseafoodfestival.com

New Orleans Film Society/ New Orleans Film Festival

Annual Tremé Creole Gumbo Festival 11/8–9 Discover the history and contributions of New Orleans' historic Tremé neighborhood with dozens of brass band performances, while the city’s top restaurants serve up versions of New Orleans culinary treats. This free event is produced and presented by the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Foundation (jazzandheritage.org). tremegumbofest.org

10/16–23 More than 22,000 attendees flock to this annual festival known for the unique and diverse films showcased throughout the event. Discover Oscar-nominated films to vibrant shorts from filmmakers across Louisiana. neworleansfilmsociety.org

Bayou Classic 11/29

10/17–19 Roll up your sleeves and get messy at this annual festival celebrating the soul of the South through music and food. Hear live music on two stages, pig-out on a smorgasbord of barbecue (and other delicious smoked treats) and stroll the arts market. This free event is produced by the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Foundation (jazzandheritage.org). crescentcitybluesfest.com

The Bayou Classic is more than a football game — it is one of the country's greatest college sports rivalries, bringing the fans of Southern University and Grambling State University to New Orleans each November. A week of events culminates with Saturday's football match-up. mybayouclassic.com

DECEMBER ©Erik Larson/Flickr

Annual Crescent City Blues & BBQ Festival

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Voodoo Music & Arts Experience 10/31–11/2 You don’t have to cast a spell to get caught up in the magic of the Voodoo Music & Arts Experience. Join fellow audiophiles and worship the music of big-name headliners, international musicians and New Orleans’ best local bands. thevoodooexperience.com

Christmas New Orleans Style 12/1-31 Celebrate the holidays with twinkling lights in City Park, caroling in Jackson Square and indulgent Reveillon dinners at fine restaurants. The entire month of December is filled with merrymaking, and many of the events are free to attend, which means you’ll have more money for Christmas shopping during your stay! holiday.neworleansonline.com

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March

Tennessee Williams Literary Festival

April

May

New Orleans Wine & Food Experience

Louisiana CajunZydeco Festival

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Greek Festival New Orleans

June

Mid-City Bayou Boogaloo

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French Market Creole Tomato Festival

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June

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May

The New Orleans Oyster Fest

French Quarter Festival

©Ben Barnes

New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival

Crescent City Classic

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April

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April

Congo Square Rhythms Festival

New Orleans Fashion Week

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March

©Crescent City Classic

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Mardi Gras 2015

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March

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February

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15 More reasons to mark your calendar

June

FestiGals

October

Art for Art’s Sake

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New Orleans Neighborhoods

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NEIG HBOR HOO DS AND STRE ETS OF INTE REST you are here!

How can you get to know authentic New Orleans? By exploring all of our neighborhoods, of course! From the French Quarter and the Garden District to the TremĂŠ and beyond, our neighborhoods are where tradition and culture meet everyday life. Get ready to explore just a few of them.

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Also known as the Vieux Carré, the French Quarter is the city’s oldest neighborhood and cultural epicenter. It is filled with historic landmarks, colorful architecture and live music venues. Stroll through the vibrant district and experience all the hallmarks of Louisiana culture, from soulful jazz performances to mouthwatering Creole cuisine. New Orleans’ open-container law allows you to carry your drink with you on the street while you explore — just be sure to order it in one of the city’s famous “go-cups.”

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From the airport, travel by taxi or take Airport Road and turn left at Airline Drive. Merge onto I-10 East, and take exit 236A east toward Esplanade Avenue. Turn right at Governor Nicholls Street and follow it into the French Quarter. Most streetcars travel to the Quarter, but the best ways to get around are by foot, rental bike, pedicab or a mule-drawn carriage.

WHAT YOU HAVE TO DO:

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1 Grab some oysters and champagne at Marti’s, the

artist Frenchy at Frenchy Gallery.

“Sardi’s of New Orleans.” 2 Take a photo of the beautiful St. Louis Cathedral in Jackson Square. 3 View the production of the famous copper lights of New Orleans at the Bevolo Gas & Electric Lights Museum.

5 Zoom through the Quarter with City Segway

Tours New Orleans. 6 Walk, run or crawl through a competitive tour of the city

with Dat NOLA Race.

PHOTOS (from top): Art for sale ©Brett Shoaf • St. Louis Cathedral ©Miles/Denise Chambers

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With its well-preserved collection of antebellum mansions, pristine gardens and Southern charm, the Garden District stands out as one of the country’s loveliest residential areas. Originally laid out in 1832, this became the neighborhood for nouveau riche Americans, whose homes were built on generous plots that allowed for the magnificent gardens for which the area is named.

HOW TO GET THERE:

From the French Quarter, take a cab to Lafayette Cemetery No. 1, which makes a good starting point for your tour. Walk, bike or take a pedicab or carriage tour through the District, or hop aboard the St. Charles Avenue streetcar for an easy ride past the mansions and monuments.

WHAT YOU HAVE TO DO: 1 Dine on award-winning food at Commander’s Palace Restaurant. 2 Admire the architecture throughout the neighborhood, but especially along Prytania Street. 3 Visit Lafayette Cemetery No. 1 to view the city’s famous aboveground tombs.

PHOTOS (from left): ©Commander’s Palace • Garden District ©Miles/Denise Chambers

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HOW TO GET THERE: From the French Quarter, walk or take a cab east toward Esplanade Avenue. When your feet need a break from dancing at neighborhood clubs, hail a pedicab to get around.

WHAT YOU HAVE TO DO: 1 Enjoy a scrumptious brunch at

The Ruby Slipper Café. 2 Stroll along scenic Esplanade Avenue. 3 Browse the Voodoo religious supplies at

Island of Salvation Botanica. 4 Dine and dance to live music seven days a

week at The Maison. 5 Listen to live tunes on Frenchmen Street. PHOTO: The Ruby Slipper Café ©Steven Hronek • Live music at The Maison ©The Maison

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Downtown and the Warehouse District were once the only areas of commerce and industry, but throughout the years, these two areas have become bustling with arts and culture. Enjoy art galleries, museums, bars and restaurants, free concerts at Lafayette Square and performances in small theaters and cabarets.

HOW TO GET THERE:

From the French Quarter, walk upriver on St. Charles Avenue or Magazine Street. You can also catch the St. Charles streetcar and Magazine Street bus. For a fun and filling way to explore, take a culinary or celebratory tour with CrawlNOLA. The food and beverage tours take you to some of the area’s best bars and restaurants.

WHAT YOU HAVE TO DO:

3 View works from international and local contemporary

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drinks at Fulton Alley. 2 Build your own Angus or alligator burger

at Phil’s Grill.

artists at Octavia Art Gallery. South at the Ogden Museum of Southern Art. 5 Taste the city’s flair with an original craft cocktail at

Victory New Orleans.

PHOTOS (from top): Octavia Art Gallery ©Octavia Art Gallery • Banana Hammock cocktail ©Victory New Orleans

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HOW TO GET THERE: From the French Quarter, walk northwest on St. Ann Street until you cross North Rampart Street. Or travel there by taxi.

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Tremé celebrates its rich history and heritage with museums and landmarks dedicated to preserving one of the nation’s oldest African-American neighborhoods. Guided tours are recommended to fully appreciate the history of this centuries-old neighborhood, which was the setting for HBO’s popular series. Download the free GO NOLA app for a walking tour hosted by Tremé star Wendell Pierce.

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WHAT YOU HAVE TO DO DO: 1 Learn about the Haitian influence on New Orleans, free people of color and the

dynamics of slavery on the New Orleans African American Museum's neighborhood walking tours. 2 Spend some time in Congo Square, where slaves and free blacks gathered long ago for meetings and drum circles. 3 See the burial place of Voodoo queen Marie Laveau at St. Louis Cemetery No. 1. 4 Catch a show at Mahalia Jackson Theater. PHOTOS (from top): Armstrong Park ©Jeff Anding • Detail of sculpture in Congo Square ©Jason Riedy • Tremé parade ©Miles/Chris Granger

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Upscale Lakeview earned its name for its proximity to Lake Pontchartrain. Local residents take advantage of a beautiful recreation area along Lakeshore Drive as well as the neighborhood’s proximity to City Park and the many outdoor activities it offers. Great shops and restaurants can be found along Harrison Avenue.

HOW TO GET THERE: Take a cab from the French Quarter, or ride the Canal Street streetcar to the cemeteries and then catch the Lakeview bus route. This is also a great neighborhood to view by bike or by boat ride on the lake.

WHAT YOU HAVE TO DO: 1 Enjoy Gulf Coast seafood and Lake Pontchartrain views at Landry's Seafood. 2 Learn the history of the lakefront at the LPBF New Canal Lighthouse, now a

museum and education center. 3 Walk hand-in-hand with your partner along the lakefront.

PHOTOS (from top): Landry's Seafood House sign ©Less Stockton • New Canal Lighthosue ©Richard Cummins

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HOW TO GET THERE THERE: For the best route to Mid-City, ride the Canal Street streetcar from the French Quarter or riverfront. The route ends at City Park Avenue and the historic city cemeteries, or you can take a spur line along North Carrollton Avenue to get off at City Park. Mid-City is a great neighborhood for exploring by foot or by bike.

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WHAT YOU HAVE TO DO DO: 1 Wander through the antiques and gardens at the Longue Vue House and Gardens. 2 Visit North America’s third-oldest thoroughbred racing facility Fair Grounds

Race Course. 3 Explore the gardens, nature trails, museums and kids' attractions in New Orleans City Park. 4 Snack on some charcuterie at Cajun restaurant Toups’ Meatery. 5 Dine on acclaimed food while enjoying great views of City Park at Ralph’s on the Park. PHOTOS (from top): Fair Grounds Race Course ©Hodges Photography; Crab cakes ©Ralph's on the Park

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Beginning upriver of the Garden District, Uptown features beautiful 19th-century homes and a mélange of interesting boutiques and cafés. Once made up of small plantations, the area experienced a building boom in the late 1800s when the World’s Industrial and Cotton Centennial Exposition came to town. The exposition was held at what is today known as Audubon Park.

HOW TO GET THERE:

Have a seat on one of the mahogany benches on the historic St. Charles streetcar and enjoy a peaceful ride from the edge of the French Quarter to Uptown, noting the residential architecture along the way. For access to the top-notch shopping along Magazine Street, hop on and off the No. 11 Magazine Street bus with a one-day Jazzy Pass. Uptown is also just a short cab ride away from the French Quarter. S AVE ST. CHARLE

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sports-themed Bruno’s Tavern. cuisine at Brigtsen’s Restaurant. 4 Test your golfing skills at Audubon

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Stretching from Downtown to Uptown, St. Charles Avenue is a great way to see the city, especially by streetcar. Many visitors disembark at Washington Avenue and head to Prytania Street to see the tombs of Lafayette Cemetery No. 1.

1. Admire the “Wedding Cake House” at 5807 St. Charles. 2. Browse the suits and sport coats at historic Rubensteins. 3. Take a tasting tour at Aunt Sally’s Pralines. 4. Sip cocktails in a piece of history at Eiffel Society.

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This six-mile street is home to shops, museums, art galleries and restaurants. Pockets of dense retail can be found at Magazine and Felicity, Washington and Magazine, and Jefferson and Magazine.

1. Shop at Hazelnut. 2. Get a Magazine Street Merchants Association guide. 3. Satisfy your sweet tooth at Sucre. 4. Munch on pizza at Amici’s Ristorante & Bar. 5. Dine on local fare at La Petite Grocery.

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Visit this entertainment district near the French Quarter, offering live music both inside and outside. Catch a performance by the brass bands commonly at the corner of Chartres and Frenchmen.

1. Share some tapas at Three Muses. 2. Enjoy New Orleans soul food at The Praline Connection. 3. Purchase handmade souvenirs during the Frenchmen Art Market.

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Locals love the charm of this Uptown avenue, and it’s a popular hangout for college students. This revitalized strip is suitable for strolling, and a walk will allow you to pop in and out of the coffee shops, art galleries and music clubs along the way.

1. Taste Japanese favorites with a twist at Chiba. 2. Attend the Po-Boy Festival, held each November. 3. See why folks are willing to wait for a taste of the Creole/soul food at Jacques-Imo’s 4. Hear live music nightly at the popular Maple Leaf Bar.

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If you can have such a thing as a restaurant row in a city where it seems like there are more restaurants than Mardi Gras beads, then Freret Street is it. Since 2006, a whole host of bars, restaurants and cafés have sprung up along the Uptown street.

1. Sip perfectly mixed drinks at the hip cocktail bar Cure. 2. Shop for food, art and one-of-a-kind finds at the Freret Market, held the first Saturday of the month from September through June. 3. Dine on a great burger at Company Burger.

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The main stretch in the Central City neighborhood, Oretha Castle Haley is filled with historical buildings, fun museums and hip dining spots. Take a taxi and grab some lunch, then explore the sites and celebrate New Orleans cuisine.

1. View the creative works on display at Ashé Cultural Arts Center. 2. Dine for a good cause at Café Reconcile. 3. Celebrate food culture at the Southern Food & Beverage Museum, or SoFAB.

PHOTOS (top, from left): St. Charles Avenue ©Miles/Chris Granger • Chocolates at Sucre ©Chris Granger • Magazine Street ©Miles/Denise Chambers

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STEP ABOARD OUR STREETCARS They are symbols of the city — rumbling relics from New Orleans’ past. Streetcars have been a part of New Orleans’ public transportation since the first half of the 19th century. But in the mid-1900s, buses replaced many of the iconic vehicles. After several decades, our streetcars made a comeback, and now four different lines travel throughout the city, letting you explore for an affordable $1.25 fare (exact change is required). You can also save money by purchasing a Jazzy Pass, which lets you ride the streetcars (and public buses) as much as you’d like during the period it’s active.

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THE ST. CHARLES LINE: As the oldest continuously operating streetcar in the world, the St. Charles Streetcar has earned a spot on the National Register of Historic Places. Hop on for a ride from the edge of the French Quarter to the beautiful Garden District. As you ride through the Garden District, see impressive homes, universities and Audubon Park. THE CANAL STREET LINE: This line spans nearly six miles, beginning at the Mississippi River and running through the Central Business District and into Mid-City, where you’ll find dining and shopping opportunities aplenty. Take this line to get to historic cemeteries and the New Orleans Museum of Art in City Park. THE RIVERFRONT LINE: Climb aboard the Riverfront Streetcar to visit the French Market, Woldenberg Park, Audubon Aquarium of the Americas, Canal Place and the New Orleans Ernest N. Morial Convention Center. This line connects the French Quarter to the Warehouse District. THE LOYOLA LINE: As New Orleans’ newest streetcar line, the Loyola Streetcar Line enables travelers arriving by Greyhound bus or Amtrak train to get to Canal Street, where they can transfer to other streetcars and reach French Quarter and CBD hotels and attractions.

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WATCH THIS VIDEO AND TAKE A VIRTUAL RIDE ON OUR HISTORIC STREETCARS. Scan the code to the left and get the video on your phone. PURCHASE YOUR JAZZY PASS. It’s a snap to ride New Orleans’ streetcars and buses with the Jazzy Pass. Get more info by scanning the code to the left. Don’t have the app? Get it at http://gettag.mobi.

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Day Trips from New Orleans

A TALE OF 2 DAY TRIPS We get it. When you plan a trip to New Orleans, it’s easy to set your sights solely on the attractions of the city proper. There are countless gumbos to sample, music venues to visit, historic sites to tour and shops to poke around in. But take our word for it: There are some awesome adventures to be had just a short drive away. Here are two of our favorite ways to go exploring beyond the Big Easy.

time travel in Plantation Country Centuries ago, the land surrounding the Mississippi River just outside of New Orleans proved to be fertile ground for sugarcane. Grand mansions with double galleries and columned facades sprang up on large plantations along the river, and today these homes are evocative icons of Louisiana.

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You can visit these antebellum mansions via the famous River Road, about a 70-mile stretch between New Orleans and Baton Rouge. Spend the day imagining life as a 19th-century Southern belle or sugar baron. Sip mint juleps and take guided tours with docents dressed in period costumes. Pose for a photo beneath a canopy of old live oak trees and traipse through manicured gardens. Get a lesson in architecture and discover the hallmarks of Creole, Greek Revival and Italianate style. As you tour homes and plantation outbuildings, you’ll also learn about the way of life for those who worked the land. Squeeze in a little shopping during your tour by timing your trip during a plantation festival, such as the arts and crafts festival at San Francisco Plantation (held in the spring). Garden Path©Houmas House Plantation

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go deep into our swamps There are few places left where you can explore an untamed wilderness — but it’s still possible in the swamplands about an hour outside of New Orleans. Book a high-speed airboat or take a leisurely group ride aboard a flatboat through murky waters teeming with wildlife. As you float past cypress trees with moss draped like tinsel, you may spy snakes, turtles, fish, wading birds, bald eagles, nutria and wild boars. Be sure to keep your camera handy. You never know when the kings of the swamp may make an appearance. Alligators could be quietly lurking by your boat without you even knowing it. Sailing deeper into the bayou’s intricate network of shadowy riverways, you’ll gain an appreciation for the quiet beauty of the swamp. Guides, many of whom grew up in the swamps, not only point out the creatures along the route, but they also impart knowledge about the ecology of the wetlands and the importance of their preservation.

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If you prefer a little more hands-on action than a swamp or plantation tour, may we suggest spending a day fishing for trophies off the Louisiana coast? You’ll leave New Orleans with a genuine fish tale that needs no exaggeration.

Get your trip off on the right foot by hiring a seasoned charter-boat captain. Many can be found within an hour drive of New Orleans. They’ll use their fish savvy to take you where the marine life are biting — and they will be, no matter what time of year you visit, thanks to the abundant salt marshes that act as breeding grounds. During offshore adventures, cast for wahoo or tuna around oil platforms or shrimp trawlers. Inshore, speckled trout and redfish are prized catches and coveted dinner entrées. Your guide can assist with all the details of your trip, from acquiring fishing licenses to providing lunch and gear.

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CALLING ALL CULTURE ADDICTS Beyond the jazz clubs, French Quarter parades and Creole restaurants of New Orleans lies an enviable cultural scene rife with performing and visual art, antiques-filled boutiques and fine film offerings not found at your everyday theaters. What sort of cultural pursuits tickle your fancy? We’ve got plenty of options for you to choose from.

antiques If you love looking at pieces with provenance or simply want a one-of-a-kind souvenir, then make your way to the dozens of antiques shops throughout the city. The largest ©Miles/Denise Chambe rs concentrations can be found on Royal and Magazine streets, and some of the shops have even been around for more than 100 years. You’ll find museum-quality, Continental furniture; centuries-old paintings; fine silver and jewelry; and unexpected treasures too. Be sure to engage staff members while you browse. They’ll be happy to share a bit about the history of each piece.

performing arts For fans of opera, ballet and the symphony orchestra, New Orleans has all three. The New Orleans Ballet Association brings preeminent dance companies to the city and pairs renowned choreographers with local jazz ion musicians to create new works. Variety is the Opera Associat ©New Orleans hallmark of the Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra, whose seasonal lineups include everything from classic performances to music from the movies. Opera has been a New Orleans mainstay for centuries, and the New Orleans Opera Association presents quality opera you normally couldn’t see without a passport. Broadway’s biggest hits have also found their way to the Big Easy. Broadway in New Orleans presents a season of shows at the Saenger Theatre. The Saenger's recent $52 million renovation restores the theater to its 1927 grandeur, while featuring updated amenities and a stage house expansion.

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ST. CLAUDE ARTS’ DISTRICT SECOND SATURDAYS On the second Saturday of every month, the galleries along St. Claude Avenue showcase new art openings from local artists. This monthly event draws hundreds to see artistic styles ranging from painting to sculpture. scadnola.com

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To truly immerse yourself into New Orleans’ diverse arts scene will require multiple trips, no doubt. You may want to start your art adventure at the New Orleans Museum of Art, the city’s oldest fine arts institution. There are more than 40,000 objects in the permanent collection, and its French and American art and glass collections are revered. Other great introductions include browsing the clusters of galleries in the Arts/Warehouse District and on Magazine and Royal streets and spending an afternoon at The Ogden Museum of Southern Art. The Ogden’s collection is considered one of the first to focus solely on the art and culture of the American South. Rotating exhibits of photography, sculptures and paintings are a staple on the calendar of the Contemporary Arts Center, but this multidisciplinary center also boasts theater, dance, video and music performances. The Creative Alliance of New Orleans works to provide mentoring, training and education to cultural producers from all walks of life. They also offer one-of-a-kind Art Home New Orleans tours, which provide opportunities to view private collections in local residences and visit artist studios and other cultural institutions.

film For more than 20 years, the New Orleans Film Society has fulfilled its mission to “engage, educate and inspire” by bringing independent, foreign and regional films to the city. The organization ©George H. Long hosts events throughout the year, including multiple monthly screenings, but its biggest undertaking is the New Orleans Film Fest in October, which not only offers hundreds of screenings but brings in filmmakers and hosts discussions panels.

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NEW ORLEANS FILM FESTIVAL The New Orleans Film Society hosts one of the top film festivals in the country, featuring hundreds of screenings from emerging and established filmmakers. See some of the most exciting end-of-the-year releases, as well as some independent gems. neworleansfilmsociety.org

OCT. 25, 2014–JAN. 25, 2015

PROSPECT.3 NEW ORLEANS The third edition of the New Orleans International Contemporary Art Biennial, Prospect.3 continues the mission of showcasing new artistic practices from around the world throughout the city of New Orleans. Works from approximately 50 artists are displayed at venues ranging from museums and art institutions to unique sites. prospectneworleans.org

NOV. 5–16, 2014

THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA Broadway in New Orleans presents the phenomenal new production of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s The Phantom of the Opera at the Saenger Theatre. Sing along to this acclaimed musical, boasting exciting special effects and new choreography. neworleans.broadway.com

NOV. 9, 2014–JAN. 5, 2015

PHOTOREALISM: THE SYDNEY AND WALDA BESTHOFF COLLECTION The New Orleans Museum of Art presents Photorealism: The Sydney and Walda Besthoff Collection, the most extensive exhibition to-date from the painting collection of Sydney and Walda Besthoff. noma.org

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New Orleans Dining Guide

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Make a quintessential New Orleans meal in your own home thanks to these tasty recipes shared from a few of our favorite restaurants.

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Pancho Villa From Victory New Orleans

From Phil’s Grill

• .5 oz. tequila

• 1.5 oz. Maker's Mark

• 2 slices fresh jalapeño

• 3 oz. apple juice

• 1 oz. grapefruit juice

• 1 crispy bacon strip

• ¼ oz. agave nectar

• Cherry garnish

• 2 dashes MemphisBarbeque Bitters

1. Combine the Maker's Mark and apple juice in a shaker with ice. Shake well and pour over ice in a rocks glass.

1. Add all ingredients into a cocktail shaker. 2. Shake until thoroughly mixed and strain into a coupe glass.

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3. Add jalapeño and a grapefruit twist for a beautiful garnish.

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2. Add the crispy bacon strip and stir cocktail three times. Garnish with a cherry.

Truffled Crab Fingers From Dickie Brennan’s Tableau • 1 lb. fresh crab cocktail fingers • 1 peeled garlic clove, crushed • 1 Tbsp. minced shallot • 1 Tbsp. Dijon mustard • ½ tsp. picked fresh thyme leaves • ¼ cup seasoned rice wine vinegar • 3 Tbsp. white truffle oil • ½ Tbsp. diced red bell pepper • 1 cup salad oil • Crusty French bread as accompaniment

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1. In a blender, combine the garlic, shallots, Dijon, thyme, rice wine vinegar and red bell pepper and

puree until very smooth. In a slow steady stream, add the salad oil then the truffle oil. Season to taste with salt and fresh ground pepper. This vinaigrette can be made several days in advance and will keep refrigerated in an airtight jar for up to a week. 2. When ready to serve, place crab fingers in a glass bowl and add the vinaigrette, tossing gently. Cover, refrigerate and allow to marinate for at least one hour, tossing every 15 minutes or so. Serve in individual bowls or family style if you like. When all the crab fingers are gone, grab a slice of bread and soak up the remaining vinaigrette.

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White Beans and Shrimp

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From Café Reconcile • 2 pounds white northern beans • 4 cups onion, chopped • 2 cups celery, chopped • 2 cups bell peppers, chopped • ½ cup parsley, chopped

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• 1 cup ruby port

• ¾ cloves garlic, chopped

• 1 cup red burgundy-style wine

• 1 Tbsp. thyme

• Lightly sweetened whipped cream

• ½ orange, sliced

• Black pepper, to taste

• 1 lime, sliced

• Dash cayenne pepper

• 1 cinnamon stick

• Dash white pepper

• ½ cup granulated sugar • 3 cups vanilla ice cream

• Salt, to taste • Chicken stock or water,

• 3 cups sliced fresh strawberries

• Six whole, perfect strawberries with their stems • Sprigs of mint

1. In a medium saucepan, combine the port and wine and place over medium-high heat. Bring to a boil. Add the orange and lime slices and the spices and sugar. Return to a boil, then remove from the heat and cool for at least 30 minutes. Strain the sauce, cover and refrigerate until serving (the sauce will keep for up to two weeks).

enough to cover beans • 1 ½ pounds shrimp, peeled

and deveined • 4 cups heavy cream • Steamed white rice

1. Soak beans in enough water to cover them in the refrigerator overnight. Drain beans. 2. In a large pot, combine beans, veggies, seasoning and stock or water. Simmer uncovered for 2-3 hours until beans are tender. Add shrimp and cream and simmer until shrimp are cooked, for approximately 5 minutes. Serve over white rice.

2. To serve, place one scoop of ice cream in each of the six champagne glasses. Cover the ice cream with sliced strawberries and drizzle generously with the port sauce. Add a dollop of whipped cream, a whole strawberry and a sprig of fresh mint for show. Serve at once.

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BAKERIES

Ernst Cafe

ernstcafe.net / 600 South Peters St., NO

Haydel’s Bakery

haydelbakery.com / 4037 Jefferson Hwy.,

Jefferson 70121 / 504-837-0190, 800-442-1342 A full-line bakery. Specialties are king cakes, Cajun Kringles, Doberge, wedding cakes and birthday cakes. Convention work and mail order year-round. We ship overnight air to your door. – Jefferson Parish

COFFEE SHOPS cafebeignet.com / 311 Bourbon St., NO 70130

/ 504-524-5530 Serves breakfast all day, sandwiches, and Creole fare. Live jazz daily 10am-closing. Open 8am. Made-to-order beignets. (334B Royal St. open daily 7am, 311 Bourbon St. open daily 8am). B $ Br $ L $ D $ – French Quarter

cafedumonde.com / 800 Decatur St., NO 70116 / 504-587-0833, 800-772-2927 Since 1862, the original French Market coffee stand. Serving cafe au lait and beignets 24 hours a day. On Decatur Street. Other shops open 8am. Taste the original beignet, Louisiana's state donut, coffee with chicory and half hot milk (cafe au lait). L $ D $ – French Quarter

GG’s Dine-O-Rama

70115 / 504-373-6579 Features an expanded selection of refined comfort food dishes with an elevated fine dining twist. Promises to tantalize even the most discerning palate. Expect creative interpretations of classic dishes. B $$ Br $$ L $$ D $$$ – Garden District/Uptown

The Grill Room

grillroomneworleans.com / 300 Gravier

FOOD CART VENDORS Lucky Dogs, Inc.

517 Gravier St., NO 70130 / 504-524-6010 A New Orleans tradition since 1947. Unique hot dog shaped-carts throughout the French Quarter, with quality products. Recognized by Time Magazine and Rolling Stone. – French Quarter

RESTAURANTS - AMERICAN Barcadia Bar & Grill

barcadianola.com / 601 Tchoupitoulas St.,

Suite 100, NO 70130 / 504-335-1740 You already work all day, pay bills, eat salads and do all that other grown-up stuff. Recharge those batteries at the arcade, fill that belly with gourmet grub and draft beer, and rock out to some great music. Br L $$ D $$ – Convention/Warehouse/Arts District

Charcoal’s Gourmet Burger Bar

charcoalgourmetburgerbar.com / 2200

Magazine St., NO 70130 / 504-644-4311 Charcoal’s is where everything is prepared fresh by hand daily. This includes buns, sides, meats, sauces, all made from scratch. “As gourmet as a burger gets” is our slogan. L $$ D $$ – Garden District/Uptown

Copeland’s Cheesecake Bistro

alcopeland.com / 2001 St. Charles Ave., NO 70130 / 504-593-9955 America’s Best Cheesecake—the soul of the Bistro—richly smooth and decadently delicious. Select from a large and exciting menu and chill out at our unique ice-paneled bar, guaranteed to keep the perfect martini perfect. Br $$ L $$ D $$$ – Garden District/Uptown

dejavunola.com / 400 Dauphine St., NO 70112 / 504-523-1931 Restaurant and bar serving full menu from breakfast to dinner 24 hours a day. Also features six local beers on tap amongst full bar. 21 and over only. B $ L $ D $$ – French Quarter

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/ 504-208-5569 Fulton Alley’s executive chef has created a Southern American influenced menu, including homemade meat pies, sliders, deviled eggs and smoked, fried and glazed chicken wings. Snacks and sharable small plates are primary on the menu. Br $$ L $$ D $$$ – Convention/Warehouse/Arts District

ggsneworleans.com / 3100 Magazine St., NO

Cafe Du Monde

Fulton Alley

fultonalley.com / 600 Fulton St., NO 70130

Cafe Beignet

Deja vu Restaurant & Bar

70130 / 504-525-8544 Located two blocks from the New Orleans convention center and within walking distance from major hotels. Ernst Cafe is open daily from 11am to 6am. Daily Happy hour specials from 4pm to 7pm. L $$ D $$ – Convention/Warehouse/Arts District

St., NO 70130 / 504-522-1992, 888-596-0955 Reigns as one of the most memorable and elegant venues for fine dining in New Orleans and is the recipient of the 2012 Forbes Four Star and AAA Four Diamond dining awards. B $$$ Br $$$ L $$$ D $$$$ – Central Business District

Hard Rock Cafe

hardrock.com/neworleans / 125 Bourbon St., NO 70130 / 504-529-5617 Come enjoy our all-American food, cool merchandise and one-of-a-kind rock ‘n’ roll memorabilia collection. Group reservations and private events available including breakfasts. L $$ D $$ – French Quarter

Jimmy J’s Cafe

jimmyjscafe.com / 115 Chartres St., NO 70130 / 504-309-9360 Located just off Canal Street. Chef Chris Lynch formerly of Emeril’s is serving up breakfast, lunch and dinner in a colorful and intimate cafe. Daily chef specials and signature cocktails. Delivery and catering available. B $$ Br $$ L $$ D $$ – French Quarter

Lucy’s Retired Surfer’s Bar & Restaurant

lucysretiredsurfers.com / 701 Tchoupitoulas

St., NO 70130 / 504-523-8995 Adjust your attitude with a plate of our famous surfer inspired cuisine and embrace the food, drinks, sounds and sport found on the sandy fringes. Veer from the beaten path. Bring your kids. Bring your dog. We’re easy. Br $ L $ D $$ – Convention/Warehouse/Arts District

Phil’s Grill

phils-grill.com / 748 Camp St., NO 70130 / 504-309-7702 Neighborhood build-yourown burger joint. More than one million options from Angus to alligator. Eat Fit NOLA certified, gluten free options. L $$ D $$ – Central Business District

Remoulade

arnauds.com / 309 Bourbon St., NO 70130

/ 504-523-0377 The casual side of worldfamous Arnaud’s restaurant. Marbled oyster bar with succulent fresh-shucked Gulf oysters. Creole and Cajun specialties: jambalaya, crawfish pie and file gumbo. Burgers, pizzas and more. Don’t miss this Bourbon Street gem. Open daily 11:30am to 11pm. L $ D $$ – French Quarter

Root

rootnola.com / 200 Julia St., NO 70130 / 504252-9480 L $$ D $$$$ – Convention/Warehouse/Arts District

Warehouse Grille

warehousegrille.com / 869 Magazine St., NO 70130 / 504-322-2188 B $ Br $ L $ D $ – Convention/Warehouse/Arts District

Zea Rotisserie & Grill

zearestaurants.com / 1525 St. Charles Ave., NO 70130 / 504-520-8100 Unique menu offers inspired American food created around a wood-burning grill and rotisserie. The awardwinning restaurant is known for its distinct, modern flavors and atmosphere. Private dining rooms available for meetings/special events from 15 to 150. L $$ D $$ – Garden District/Uptown

RESTAURANTS - ASIAN Five Happiness Restaurant

fivehappiness.com / 3605 S. Carrollton Ave.,

NO 70118 / 504-482-3935 With more than 25 years of service to the locals, Five Happiness has been selected the best Chinese restaurant by New Orleans Magazine and Gambit year after year. Private banquet room is available for groups of 50 to 200 people. L $ D $$ – Mid-City

Lucky Rooster

luckyroosternola.com / 515 Baronne St., NO 70113 / 504-529-5825 Casual CBD dining, Asian cuisine, handcrafted cocktails, fine wines, happy hour. L $ D $$ – Central Business District

RESTAURANTS - BARBECUE Voodoo BBQ & Grill

voodoobbqandgrill.com / 1501 St. Charles

Ave., NO 70130 / 504-913-3128 New Orleansstyle BBQ in a fun, laid-back environment with signature sides like corn pudding and gris gris greens. On the streetcar line, with private party space for 100, and off-site catering for events. L $ D $ – Garden District/Uptown

RESTAURANTS - BISTROS The Bombay Club

thebombayclub.com / 830 Conti St., NO 70112 / 504-586-0972, 800-699-7711 A hidden treasure tucked away in the heart of the French Quarter. Beloved for the delicious Nouveau Creole cuisine. Great for intimate and corporate dining. Entertainment nightly. This should be on every visitor’s must-see list while in New Orleans. D $$$ – French Quarter

Jackson Brewery Bistro Bar

jacksonbrewerybar.com / 620 Decatur St., Suite 1A, NO 70130 / 504-333-6914 Dine or enjoy a libation in our dining areas; including first floor dining room or second floor patio bar and side exterior patio. Spectacular river view. Private event space. Large screen TVs. Varied entertainment. Br $$ L $$ D $$$ – French Quarter

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Established in 1902, Ernst Café has consistently provided excellent service and hospitality from its key location in the historic warehouse district of New Orleans. From generation to generation, people have enjoyed indulging in their favorite spirits, food and fun at this century old Brunswick bar. If you are looking for a venue with real New Orleans flavor and style, Ernst Café is it! Ernst Café is just two short blocks from the Convention Center. We offer daily happy hour specials and game day specials for all Saint’s home games!

The Truth About Our Floor – A Symbol For Peace

The mosaic tile floor was installed in 1902. The symbol depicted is an

ancient “Symbol For Peace” dating back more than 10,000 years. It can be found in many places around the world such as; the gates of the Great Wall of China, the Pyramids in Egypt, and ancient Aztec Indian sites. The American Indians also used it. This symbol is sometimes confused with the swastika. It is thought that Hitler took the ancient “Symbol for Peace” and inverted it as an expression of anti-peace. Hitler was actually a teenager when the floor was installed here at Ernst Cafe in 1902.

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Lilette Restaurant

liletterestaurant.com / 3637 Magazine St.,

NO 70115 / 504-895-1636 Only a five-minute taxi drive uptown. Featuring cuisine of Food and Wine Top 10 Best Chef John Harris. “Sexiest dining room in New Orleans!” -Travel + Leisure. On- or off-site catering. Perfect small-party venue. L $$$ D $$$$$ – Garden District/Uptown

Napoleon House Bar & Cafe

napoleonhouse.com / 500 Chartres St., NO 70130 / 504-524-9752 Housed in a historic landmark, this institution serves lunch and dinner plus the best muffulettas in town. Classical music, local flavor. Tops for drinks by Gourmet Magazine, Esquire, GQ, Food & Wine and Playboy. L $ D $$ – French Quarter

Orleans Grapevine Wine Bar and Bistro orleansgrapevine.com / 718 Orleans Ave., Suite 10, NO 70116 / 504-523-1930 Quaint, quiet wine bistro in the heart of the Quarter. Wine by the glass, bottle or flight and fullservice bar. Soup, salads, pate and cheese plates, entrees and desserts. Formerly the elite Restaurant d’Orleans in 1810. D $$$ – French Quarter

Patois

patoisnola.com / 6078 Laurel St., NO

70118 / 504-895-9441 A true neighborhood gem, Patois serves French classics with a Louisiana or local accent. The cuisine is seasonal, trying to use as many local products as possible. Br $$ L $$ D $$$ – Garden District/Uptown

RESTAURANTS - BREW PUB Crescent City Brewhouse

crescentcitybrewhouse.com / 527 Decatur

St., NO 70130 / 504-522-0571, 888-819-9330 This restaurant and brewery pub offers wonderful variations of New Orleans’ favorites using Louisiana ingredients. Warm, casual atmosphere. Enjoy one of our four types of beer freshly brewed in-house. Jazz music. Bar open noon to 10pm. L $$ D $$ – French Quarter

RESTAURANTS - CAJUN thebontoncafe.com / 401 Magazine St.,

NO 70130 / 504-524-3386 New Orleans’ oldest Cajun restaurant established in 1953. Traditional classic preparations of crawfish and other Louisiana seafood from recipes handed down through generations of the Pierce family from the French country of south Louisiana. L $ D $$$ – Central Business District

Cafe Pontalba

546 St. Peter, NO 70116 / 504-522-1180 On ground floor of historic Pontalba Building; New Orleans-style cuisine in casual atmosphere. Enjoy live music and the ambiance of Jackson Square from open doors to this great restaurant and bar. Also unique, special-event venue. B $ L $$ D $$ – French Quarter

cochonrestaurant.com / 930 Tchoupitoulas St., NO 70130 / 504-588-2123 Chef Donald Link and partner chef Stephen Stryjewski’s Cochon celebrates Cajun Southern cooking in a rustic yet contemporary setting. The restaurant is located in a historic warehouse just two blocks from the convention center. L $$ D $$ – Convention/Warehouse/Arts District

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eatnola.com / 900 Dumaine St, NO 70116 /

504-522-7222 Contemporary setting in French Quarter serving Cajun/Creole favorites. Wonderful windows to watch people while dining. Casual yet upbeat and offers a BYOB policy with no corkage fee. Saturday/Sunday Brunch. Best deal in the Quarter. Br $$ L $$ D $$ – French Quarter

French Market Restaurant

1001 Decatur St., NO 70130 / 504-525-7879 – French Quarter

Huck Finn’s Cafe

huckfinnscafe.com / 135 Decatur St., NO

70130 / 504-529-8600 Try our family recipes while enjoying the laid back, fun atmosphere. Dishes ranging from alligator sausage and beignets, to étouffée, burgers and more. Vegetarian friendly. Two blocks from the Mississippi River. B $$ L $$ D $$ – French Quarter

K-Paul’s Louisiana Kitchen

kpauls.com / 416 Chartres St., NO 70130 / 504-596-2530, 877-553-3402 Let our staff serve you the freshest, most delicious recipes of chef Paul Prudhomme at our restaurant, in our private dining room or off-site, anywhere in New Orleans or anywhere in the world. L $$ D $$$ – French Quarter

Le Bayou

lebayou.com / 208 Bourbon St, NO 70130 / 504-586-1155, 888-855-8438 Offers authentic yet inspired Creole food. Experience true southern hospitality in our relaxed dining room. Balcony dining overlooking Bourbon Street. Private party space available. L $$ D $$ – French Quarter

Mulate’s - The Original Cajun Restaurant

mulates.com / 201 Julia St., NO 70130 / 504522-1492, 800-854-9149 The first restaurant to popularize dining and dancing — Cajun style. Must be experienced to be believed. The best authentic Cajun cuisine and live Cajun music nightly. Perfect for private parties. L $$ D $$ – Convention/Warehouse/Arts District

The New Orleans School of Cooking

Bon Ton Cafe

Cochon Restaurant

Eat New Orleans

neworleansschoolofcooking.com / 524 St. Louis St., NO 70130 / 504-525-2665, 800237-4841 Eat and learn how to make it too. Located in the heart of the French Quarter, we offer entertaining cooking demonstrations (twice daily) and intimate hands-on classes for brunch, lunch and dinner. Br L D – French Quarter

Oceana Restaurant

oceanagrill.com / 739 Conti St., NO 70130 /

504-525-6002 Creole food with a Louisiana flair. We have the freshest seafood, steaks and game. Come enjoy one of our five dining rooms or traditional French Quarter courtyard while sipping on one of our signature cocktails. B $$ L $$ D $$ – French Quarter

Toups’ Meatery

toupsmeatery.com / 845 N. Carrollton Ave.,

NO 70119 / 504-252-4999 A contemporary Cajun restaurant. Chef Isaac Toups presents fine food and wine, specialty cocktails and charcuterie inspired by deep-rooted Louisiana family traditions. L $$ D $$$ – Mid-City

Vacherie Restaurant

vacherierestaurant.com / 827 1/2 Toulouse

St., NO 70112 / 504-207-4532 Casual Louisiana restaurant. Cajun/Creole, full-service bar, one block off Bourbon, coffee shop/cafe. Fullservice catering, cooking classes, courtyard,

breakfast, light lunch, dinner, weekend brunch. B $$ Br $$ L $$ D $$$ – French Quarter

RESTAURANTS CONTEMPORARY LOUISIANA 7 on Fulton

7onfulton.com / 700 Fulton St., NO 70130 / 504-525-7555 7 on Fulton at the Wyndham Riverfront New Orleans Hotel prepares imaginative, but approachable food in surroundings that can compliment any number of moods. Chef Mare’s creations complement one another deliciously. B $$ Br $$ L $$ D $$ – Convention/Warehouse/Arts District

Apolline

apollinerestaurant.com / 4729 Magazine St., NO 70115 / 504-894-8881 Located in a renovated double shotgun in beautiful Uptown New Orleans, Apolline features contemporary New Orleans cuisine and fresh, locally grown ingredients. Br $$ D $$$$$ – Garden District/Uptown

Bistreaux at the Bank

610 Poydras St., NO 70130 / 504-212-5656 Small, quaint, privately-owned restaurant and bar located in the historic Whitney Wyndham Hotel. The beautiful architecture makes it a perfect venue for private parties, receptions or jazz brunches. Cooking demonstrations for adults and kids available. B $ Br $$ L $$ – Central Business District

Cafe Amelie

cafeamelie.com / 912 Royal St., NO 70116/ 504-412-8965 Beautiful French Quarter restaurant offering cocktails, wine, lunch and dinner in romantic courtyard or 150-year-old art- and antiques-filled carriage house. Also available for weddings and special events. Br $$ L $$ D $$$ – French Quarter

Coquette

coquettenola.com / 2800 Magazine St., NO 70115 / 504-265-0421 Let one of New Orleans’ most acclaimed chefs, James Beard nominated Michael Stoltzfus, create a memorable meal featuring the finest seasonal products, all served in an elegantly appointed historic building in the majestic Garden District. Br $$ L $$ D $$$ – Garden District/Uptown

Dickie Brennan’s Tableau

tableaufrenchquarter.com / 616 St. Peter St., NO 70116 / 504-934-3463 Located on picturesque Jackson Square in the heart of the French Quarter, Dickie Brennan's latest production features classic Creole dishes revisited. The result is sophisticated cuisine that holds true to Louisiana's rich culinary history. Br $$$ L $$$ D $$$ – French Quarter

Dijon

dijonnola.com / 1379 Annunciation St., NO

70130 / 504-522-4712 Dijon is housed in a historic firehouse originally commissioned by the city circa 1914. Chef Daniel Causgrove delivers local contemporary cuisine with French and Creole influences. Minutes from the convention center and French Quarter. Br $$ D $$$ – Garden District/Uptown

Heritage Grill

heritagegrillmetairie.com / 111 Veterans Memorial Blvd., Metairie 70005 / 504-934-4900 Metairie’s go-to lunch spot for those mixing midday business with pleasure. Located at the base of Veterans Boulevard, inside the

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Kingfish

kingfishneworleans.com / 337 Chartres St., NO 70130 / 504-598-5005 Upscale casual restaurant that tips its hat to the Huey P. Long era. The menu embodies new Louisiana cuisine combined with an impressive cocktail program. You will be sure to have a unique Louisiana-centric dining experience. L $$ D $$$ – French Quarter

Le Foret

leforetneworleans.com / 129 Camp St., NO 70130 / 504-553-6738 Located in the heart of Downtown. An award-winning contemporary restaurant featuring strong French technique, seasonal flavors and beautiful decor. The perfect choice for private dinners, meetings and events. Choose from two private floors or the penthouse with balcony overlooking Downtown. D $$$ – Central Business District

Marti's

Pierre Maspero’s

pierremasperosrestaurant.com / 440

Chartres St., NO 70130 / 504-524-8990 Historically significant, this contemporary infusion of Cajun Creole restaurant has delectable food and friendly staff. Chefs work their magic daily creating favorites like fettucine corn maque-choux and blackened redfish you are sure to love. Private parties available. B $ L $$ D $$ – French Quarter

Redemption Restaurant

redemption-nola.com / 3835 Iberville St., NO 70119 / 504-309-3570 Music and fine dining. Serving French and Creole dishes in the contemporary Louisiana style of “Orleans Revival Cuisine.” Try it and you’ll know what it means to miss New Orleans. Br $$$ L $$ D $$$ – Mid-City

Restaurant R’evolution

revolutionnola.com / 777 Bienville St., NO

martisneworleans.com / 1041 Dumaine

St., NO 70116 / 504-522-5478 The "Sardi's of New Orleans" returns. Lovingly restored as a French brasserie, it is the perfect place for oysters and champagne, for pre- and posttheatre dining. Daily happy hour 5pm-7pm. Welcome back to Marti's. D $$$$ – French Quarter

70130 / 504-553-2277 The first joint venture of award-winning chefs John Folse and Rick Tramonto, offering modern, imaginative reinterpretations of classic Cajun and Creole cuisine. Restaurant R'evolution's menu reflects a melding of the chefs' distinct culinary styles. Br L D $$$$$ – French Quarter

The Ruby Slipper Cafe

The Pelican Club

pelicanclub.com / 312 Exchange Pl., NO

ingredients including Gulf shrimp, Maine lobster, Black Angus and Prime steaks in a clubby townhouse with paintings by local artists. D $$$$ – French Quarter

70130 / 504-523-1504 Chef Richard Hughes offers the rich legacy of Louisiana cuisine with contemporary preparations of the finest fresh

therubyslippercafe.net / 2001 Burgundy St., NO 70116 / 504-525-9355 Three locations to serve you. Visit us in the heart of Mid-City, Downtown and our newest location in the

Marigny. Come enjoy our warm and friendly atmosphere with your friends and family. B $$ Br $$ L $$ – Marigny/Bywater

RESTAURANTS CONTINENTAL Cafe Soule & The Paris Room

cafesoule.com / 720 St. Louis St., NO 70130

/ 504-304-4636 Serving French- and New Orleans-style cuisines, a quiet cafe set in a historic French Quarter mansion with a banquet ballroom on the second floor. We serve breakfast, lunch and dinner with great wines and cocktail specials. B $ Br $ L $$ D $$ – French Quarter

Stella!

restaurantstella.com / 1032 Chartres St., NO 70116 / 504-587-0091 Chef/owner Scott Boswell serves polished, international flavors with bold Creole accents in an intimate, modern chic setting. Several menus, including a seven-course tasting, a selection of caviars and an a la carte menu. Located in the historic Hotel Provincial. D $$$$$ – French Quarter

RESTAURANTS - CREOLE Arnaud’s Restaurant

arnauds.com / 813 Bienville St., NO 70112 /

504-523-5433, 866-230-8895 Classic Creole cuisine with the most charming French Quarter ambiance. Featuring the traditional nostalgic main dining room or the lively jazz bistro with a strolling Dixieland trio. Experience our unique Mardi Gras museum. Private dining rooms also available. Br $$$ D $$$$$ – French Quarter

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Brigtsen’s Restaurant

brigtsens.com / 723 Dante St., NO 70123 /

504-861-7610 Modern Creole/Acadian cuisine served in a charming Victorian cottage by owners Frank and Marna Brigtsen. 1999 Fine Dining Hall of Fame - Nation’s Restaurant News. D $$$$$ – Garden District/Uptown

Broussard’s Restaurant

broussards.com / 819 Rue Conti St., NO 70112 / 504-581-3866 Broussard’s is an excellent location for dinners/receptions and wedding ceremonies. Providing diners with authentic French/Creole cuisine. Built in 1831, our elegant dining rooms all open to our lush, tropical courtyard. Private rooms and group menus available. D $$$$ – French Quarter

Cafe Adelaide & the Swizzle Stick Bar

cafeadelaide.com / 300 Poydras St., NO 70130

/ 504-595-3305 The newest member of the family is shaking up the New Orleans scene, dishing up a playful take on Creole cuisine with a side order of Big Easy bacchanalia served by the gracious hands of the new generation of the infamous Brennan clan. B $$ Br L $$ D $$$ – Central Business District

Chartres House

chartreshousecafe.com / 601 Chartres St., NO 70130 / 504-586-1155, 888-855-8738 Two floors of casual local fun. Enjoy delicious Cajun-Creole cuisine, wraparound-balcony dining, a gorgeous courtyard and spectacular views of the city. A true locals’ favorite. Customized private parties available. L $$ D $$ – French Quarter

Commander’s Palace Restaurant Washington Ave., NO 70130 / 504-899-8221 The quintessential New Orleans dining experience. Loved by locals and visitors alike, and recognized with James Beard awards for food and service and Wine Spectator's Grand Award. Enjoy the Brennan family's brand of Southern hospitality. Br $$$ L $$ D $$$$ – Garden District/Uptown

Court of Two Sisters Restaurant

courtoftwosisters.com / 613 Royal St., NO

70130 / 504-522-7261 Only daily live jazz brunch buffet and Creole a la carte dinner served in the largest historical French Quarter courtyard. Brunch features more than 80 items and dinner includes Creole dishes such as Trout Almondine. B $$$$ Br $$$$ L $$$$ D $$$$$ – French Quarter

Emeril’s Delmonico Restaurant & Bar emerilsrestaurants.com / 1300 St. Charles

Ave., NO 70130 / 504-525-4937 Delmonico has been a celebrated dining destination in the Garden District since 1895. Reopened by Emeril Lagasse in 1998, Delmonico serves a modern interpretation of New Orleans classic cuisine in a beautiful, historic setting. L $$ D $$$ – Garden District/Uptown

Emeril’s Restaurant

emerilsrestaurants.com / 800 Tchoupitoulas

St., NO 70130 / 504-528-9393 Nestled in a renovated warehouse in the Warehouse District, chef Emeril Lagasse’s flagship restaurant continues to break culinary boundaries with its unique blend of “new New Orleans” cuisine. L $$ D $$$ – Convention/Warehouse/Arts District

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galatoires.com / 209 Bourbon St., NO

70130 / 504-525-2021 The grand dame of New Orleans’ time-honored restaurants, Galatoire’s has remained committed to culinary excellence for more than a century. This French Creole bistro, located in Vieux Carré, is a favorite among locals and visitors alike. L $$$ D $$$$$ – French Quarter

Gumbo Shop

gumboshop.com / 630 St. Peter St., NO 70116 / 504-525-1486, 800-55-GUMBO Traditional and contemporary Creole cuisine served in the casual charm of a 1795 building with a lovely garden patio. Full bar, wines by the glass and a beautiful newly-published cookbook. L $$ D $$ – French Quarter

Jacques-Imo’s Cafe

jacquesimos.com / 8324 Oak St., NO 70118 / 504-861-0886 Five-star food in a real New Orleans atmosphere. This funky spot located in the Riverbend-Carrollton area has become a favorite for locals and tourists alike. Special creations include dishes like shrimp and alligator sausage cheesecake. D $$$$ – Garden District/Uptown

Joey K’s Restaurant

joeyksrestaurant.com / 3001 Magazine St., NO 70115 / 504-891-0997 A true New Orleans neighborhood restaurant where locals and shop owners eat daily. Great Creole pot cooking, daily specials, fried seafood, po-boys, 18-ounce schooners beer and margaritas. Featured on Diners, Drive-Ins & Dives. L $$ D $$ – Garden District/Uptown

Melange

commanderspalace.com / 1403

Galatoire’s

melangenola.com / 2106 Chartres St., NO 70116 / 504-309-7335 Melange is a 1920s-themed restaurant and cocktail lounge. French-Creole cuisine is prepared nightly. In addition, the Speakeasy Bar offers an extensive specialty cocktail menu, hand crafted featuring old and new classics. D – Marigny/Bywater

Mother’s Restaurant/ Mother’s Next Door

mothersrestaurant.net / 401 Poydras St.,

NO 70130 / 504-523-2917 Located in the CBD. Classic New Orleans home cooking. New Orleans ambiance. Gumbo, po-boys, debris, fried seafood, jambalaya, crawfish étouffée, fried chicken, red beans and rice. Breakfast all day. Private party room. A local favorite. B $ L $$ D $$ – Central Business District

Mr. B’s Bistro

mrbsbistro.com / 201 Royal St., NO 70130

/ 504-523-2078 A clubby, relaxed French Quarter bistro specializing in regional Creole cuisine and a festive jazz brunch on Sundays. Br $$$$ L $$$ D $$$$$ – French Quarter

Muriel’s Jackson Square

muriels.com / 801 Chartres St., NO 70116

/ 504-568-1885 Located in the heart of the French Quarter. Enjoy the nationally recognized contemporary Creole dining. The second floor offers an elegant Séance Lounge and a balcony that overlooks historic Jackson Square. Br $$ L $$ D $$$ – French Quarter

NOLA

emerilsrestaurants.com / 534 St. Louis

St., NO 70130 / 504-522-6652 Chef Emeril Lagasse’s funky French Quarter outpost. The bright yellow façade of this historic former warehouse complements its industrial past, with rustic Louisiana and Southern cooking featuring local Louisiana products and a few unexpected ethnic twists. L $$ D $$$ – French Quarter

Olivier’s Restaurant

olivierscreole.com / 204 Decatur St., NO

70130 / 504-525-7734, 800-289-6879 Through the past 20 years, the Olivier family has preserved the old and perfected the new Creole cooking traditions. Recipes presented by the Olivier family reflect the finest of old Creole culture still in place. D $$$ – French Quarter

Palace Cafe

palacecafe.com / 605 Canal St., NO 70130 / 504-523-1661 Classic and contemporary Creole cuisine is served daily at this lively, grand cafe located at the entrance to the French Quarter. Lunch: Monday to Saturday. Dinner: Monday to Sunday. Live jazz brunch on Sunday. Discounted parking at the Marriott. Br $$ L $$ D $$$ – Central Business District

Palette

700 Tchoupitoulas St., NO 70130 / 504-6132350 Discover the perfect marriage of Creole, Cajun and French flavors, all expertly infused into the freshest Louisiana seafood, produce and meat available. The result? Hand-crafted regional American cuisine designed to sate your hunger and satisfy your soul. B $$ Br $$$ L $$ D $$$ – Convention/Warehouse/Arts District

Palm Court Jazz Cafe Inc.

palmcourtjazzcafe.com / 1204 Decatur St., NO 70116 / 504-525-0200 Fine Creole and international dining with live traditional jazz. Stars and legends perform nightly in a unique, casually elegant atmosphere of old New Orleans. D $$$ – French Quarter

Pere Antoine Restaurant

741 Royal St., NO 70116 / 504-581-4478 Unique version of Louisiana Cajun and Creole dishes are a favorite of this French Quarter landmark. Cuisine is prepared with fresh local ingredients. The combination of relaxing, open-air seating makes dining an unforgettable experience. B $ L $$ D $$ – French Quarter

Ralph’s On the Park

ralphsonthepark.com / 900 City Park Ave., NO 70119 / 504-488-1000 Recognized by Bon Appetit, New York Times and the Washington Post for fine cuisine, Ralph’s on the Park offers food fresh from local farms and waters, along with spectacular views of City Park’s moss-draped oaks. Br $$$ L $$$ D $$$$ – Mid-City

Saints and Sinners

sandsnola.com / 627 Bourbon St., NO 70130 / 504-528-9307 L $$ D $$$ – French Quarter

Steamboat Natchez

steamboatnatchez.com / 600 Decatur St., Suite 308, NO 70130 / 504-569-1401, 800233-2628 Harbor jazz brunch cruise with live bands, optional brunch or dinner Jazz cruise on the last authentic steamboat on the Mississippi River. Full bar, narration, calliope concert and engine room visits. Groups, weddings and private parties welcome. Br $$$$ D $$$$$ – Riverfront

Tomas Bistro

tomasbistro.com / 755 Tchoupitoulas St., NO 70130 / 504-527-0942 French Creole food in the heart of the Warehouse District, only four blocks away from the Convention Center, within walking distance to most downtown area hotels. Private dining available, weddings and receptions available. D $$$ – Convention/Warehouse/Arts District

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Tujague’s Restaurant

tujaguesrestaurant.com / 823 Decatur St.,

NO 70116 / 504-525-8676 Serving the tastes of New Orleans since 1856. A six-course table d’hote dinner with a choice of four entrees nightly. Let Tujague’s serve you a taste of New Orleans. D $$$$ – French Quarter

Upperline Restaurant

upperline.com / 1413 Upperline St., NO 70115

/ 504-891-9822 Local favorite. Wine Spectator award. Art, flowers, warm hospitality and rave reviews. Southern Living/Travel South says, “If you can eat at only one fine restaurant in New Orleans, make it the Upperline!” D $$$$ – Garden District/Uptown

World Famous N’awlins Cafe & Spice Emporium

worldfamousnawlins.com / 1100 N. Peters St., Suite 15-19, NO 70116 / 504-528-7770 We specialize in authentic Creole/Cajun home cooking. WFN offers the largest selection of Louisiana spices, meats, hot sauces and entree mixes in the Quarter. We also pack and ship worldwide. B $ Br $$ L $$ D $$ – French Quarter

Pinkberry

pinkberry.com / 300 Canal St., NO 70130 / 504-899-4260 Pinkberry’s great tasting products are made fresh with the highest quality ingredients and signature tang. Pinkberry’s distinct yogurt flavors are expertly crafted to complement its high quality, daily fresh cut fruit and dry toppings. B $ Br $ L $ D $ – Central Business District

Sucre

shopsucre.com / 3025 Magazine St., NO 70115

/ 504-520-8311 Sucre (French for sugar) is an emporium of artisan sweets. Bringing French heritage from the days when decadence ruled New Orleans, Sucre is a sophisticated and innovative restaurant that meets the progressive and mature palates of the “new” New Orleanian. B $$ – Garden District/Uptown

RESTAURANTS FAST FOOD, FAMILY STYLE Krystal on Bourbon

RESTAURANTS - CUBAN Mojitos Rum Bar & Grill

RESTAURANTS DESSERT CAFES

mojitosnola.com / 437 Esplanade Ave., NO 70116 / 504-252-4800 Caribbean influenced, Creole-inspired cuisine and handcrafted cocktails in a lush tropical courtyard. Courtyard dining, small plates, late night, Sunday jazz brunch, Saturday lunch. More than 50 rums with live, local music every night. Br $$$ L $$$ D $$$$ – French Quarter

116 Bourbon St., NO 70130 / 504-523-4030 A 24-hour fast food restaurant at the gateway to the French Quarter on the corner of Bourbon and Canal Streets, featuring little burgers, Black Angus bacon cheeseburgers and chicken and breakfast. Internet, Wi-Fi, Whitney Bank ATM. B $ Br $ L $ D $ – French Quarter

Raising Cane’s Chicken Fingers

raisingcanes.com / 400 Convention St., Suite

550, Baton Rouge 70802 / 225-383-7400, 866-55-CANES Louisiana-based, Raising Cane’s specializes in fresh, never frozen, chicken fingers served by a great crew in a fun atmosphere. Operates in Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and Texas, and has franchises in Georgia, Colorado, Nevada, Minnesota, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Kentucky, Virginia and Ohio. L $ D $ – Outside Metro Area

RESTAURANTS - FRENCH Antoine’s Restaurant

antoines.com / 713 St. Louis St., NO 70130 /

504-581-4422 Antoine’s has been operated by the same family, without interruption for 167 years. Antoine’s cuisine is original New Orleans with French and Creole backgrounds. One of the richest wine cellars in America is found here. Br $$$ L $$$$ D $$$$$ – French Quarter

Cafe Degas

cafedegas.com / 3127 Esplanade Ave., NO 70119 / 504-945-5635 Cafe Degas is set on a covered deck with central air and heat when needed and is located in historic Faubourg St. John, blocks from the New Orleans Museum of Art in City Park. Br L $$ D $$$ – Mid-City

Crepes a la Cart

crepecaterer.com / 1039 Broadway St., NO

70118 / 504-866-2362 Choose from more than 50 savory and sweet crepes made to order at our decadent creperie inspired by Parisian street vendors. Take the St. Charles streetcar to Broadway. Open seven days a week until midnight. Ask about our 1936 food truck. B $ L $ D $ – Garden District/Uptown

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RESTAURANTS - INDIAN

Dominique’s on Magazine

dominiquesonmagazine.com / 4213

Magazine St., NO 70115 / 504-891-9282 2013 New Orleans Restaurant of the Year. Award-winning Chef/Restaurateur Dominique Macquet's flagship restaurant in New Orleans. Located in the heart of Uptown. Two private dining rooms, a courtyard and secret garden. Eighty percent locally sourced ingredients. D $$$ – Garden District/Uptown

Herbsaint Bar & Restaurant

herbsaint.com / 701 St. Charles Ave., NO

70130 / 504-524-4114 A French-American bistro in the Warehouse District owned by James Beard Award-winning chef Donald Link. Casual fine dining in a comfortable atmosphere with a separate dining room for private parties up to 50. L $$ D $$$ – Convention/Warehouse/Arts District

La Petite Grocery

lapetitegrocery.com / 4238 Magazine

St., NO 70115 / 504-891-3377 Echoing the atmosphere of New Orleans’ French restaurants of the past, the cuisine of La Petite Grocery is modern bistro-style fare composed largely of regional ingredients. Appetizers start between $6 and $8. Entrees start around $16. Br L D $$$ – Garden District/Uptown

Luke Restaurant

lukeneworleans.com / 333 St. Charles Ave, NO 70130 / 504-378-2840 An authentic brasserie combining German and French old-world cooking techniques. Luke is John Besh’s homage to old brasseries that once reigned in New Orleans. B $$ Br $$ L $$ D $$$ – Central Business District

Martinique Bistro

5908 Magazine St., NO 70115 / 504-8918495 Classic French bistro fare in a quaint Uptown restaurant. Enjoy lunch or dinner in either the cozy dining room or lush tropical courtyard. Excellent wine list and a friendly, knowledgable staff complete the experience. Br L D – Garden District/Uptown

Mila

milaneworleans.com / 817 Common St., NO

70112 / 504-412-2580 The culmination of both the marriage of chefs Slade Rushing and Allison Vines-Rushing and their respective home states cuisines — Mississippi and Louisiana — offering a Southern fare with French technique. B $$$ L $$$ D $$$$ – Central Business District

Restaurant August

restaurantaugust.com / 301 Tchoupitoulas

St., NO 70130 / 504-299-9777 The cuisine at August is contemporary French with a focus on local ingredients, inspired by chef John Besh’s classical training here and in Europe, and by the depth of his own southern Louisiana roots. L $$$ D $$$$$ – Central Business District

RESTAURANTS HEALTH FOOD RPM FroYo

rpmfroyo.com / 819 Canal St., NO 70112

/ 504-522-3684 A self-serve yogurt, ice cream and smoothie bar that provides the ultimate experience combining fun, healthy and delicious products for the whole family. Twenty-four flavors and more than 100 toppings. B Br L D – Central Business District

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Nirvana Indian Cuisine

4308 Magazine St., NO 70115 / 504-894-9797 “Flawless,” raves Gambit Weekly. Nirvana satisfies the newcomer and longtime Indian food lover alike. Suitable for a casual dinner or special night out. Vegetarian friendly. Reservations recommended for parties of more than five. Complete wedding planning services, off-site catering. Br L $ D $$ – Garden District/Uptown

RESTAURANTS INTERNATIONAL Three Muses

thethreemuses.com / 536 Frenchmen St., NO 70116 / 504-252-4801 Offers delicious tapasstyle small plates, cocktails and live music all under one roof. D $$ – Marigny/Bywater

RESTAURANTS - IRISH The Irish House

theirishhouseneworleans.com / 1432

St. Charles Ave., NO 70130 / 504-595-6755 Traditional Irish gastropub with a mix of locally sourced standard pub grub and more sophisticated fare by chef Matt Murphy. Come in for a pint, live music or family fun. B $ Br $ L $ D $$$ – Garden District/Uptown

RESTAURANTS - ITALIAN Amici’s Ristorante & Bar

amicinola.com / 3218 Magazine St., NO 70115 / 504-300-1250 Book your next event at Amici's Ristorante & Bar. Our second floor private reception area is perfect for corporate meetings, private events and more. Cozy up to our bar, sample cocktails and our coal fired pizza. Br $$ L $$ D $$$ – Garden District/Uptown

Andrea’s Restaurant

andreasrestaurant.com / 3100 19th St., Metairie 70002 / 504-834-8583 Full-service restaurant with five private banquet rooms available. We offer breakfast, meeting luncheons, dinner parties, receptions and business facilities. Audio-video available. Open daily and holidays. Br $$$ L $$ D $$$ – Jefferson Parish

Buca Di Beppo - Gretna/New Orleans

bucadibeppo.com / 197 Westbank Expy., Gretna 70053 / 504-368-4395 Enjoy authentic Italian food, made from scratch and served family-style in a fun-filled celebration atmosphere at Buca di Beppo. Group rates, semi-private dining rooms and off-site catering also available. L $$ D $$$ – Westbank

Chef Duke’s Cafe Giovanni

cafegiovanni.com / 117 Decatur St., NO 70130 / 504-529-2154 Chef Duke’s Cafe Giovanni specializes in New World Italian cuisine and will make your dining experience one to remember. We offer discounted parking at the Canal Street Marriott. D $$$ – French Quarter

Domenica Restaurant

domenicarestaurant.com / 123 Baronne St., NO 70112 / 504-648-6020 Located in the storied Roosevelt New Orleans hotel, Domenica brings an elegant take on the unique cuisine of rural Italy, prepared using only the best local ingredients. Br $$ L $$ D $$$ – Central Business District

Fiorella’s on Decatur, Inc.

fiorellasnola.com / 1136 Decatur St., NO

70116 / 504-553-2155 Famous for fried chicken and great Italian food. A Decatur Street favorite since Mama Fiorella opened her doors nearly a century ago. We still use her recipes. Delivery available. L $$ D $$$ – French Quarter

Louisiana Pizza Kitchen/ French Quarter

louisianapizzakitchen.com / 95 French Market Pl., NO 70116 / 504-522-9500 “Voted Best Specialty Pizza Restaurant” nine years running by New Orleans Magazine. Woodfired gourmet pizza, award-winning salads, pasta, wraps and elegant appetizers. Wine Spectator award winner and eclectic beer selection. Overlooking the French Market. L $$ D $$ – French Quarter

Maximo’s Italian Grill

maximosgrill.com / 1117 Decatur St., NO 70116 / 504-586-8883 Established in 1984, Maximo’s carries on the tradition of classic Italian cuisine with a modern twist. The open kitchen and the brick interior, paired with our unique menu, deliver an unparalleled culinary vacation. D $$$$ – French Quarter

Pascal’s Manale Restaurant

1838 Napoleon Ave., NO 70115 / 504-895-4877 Since 1913, home of the original famous barbeque shrimp. Fresh seafood, Italian cuisine and delicious steaks are also featured. Come enjoy our fine restaurant. A spacious parking lot is available for your convenience. L $$ D $$$ – Garden District/Uptown

Rotolo’s Pizza

rotolos.com / 514 S. Rampart St., NO 70113 / 504-528-2556 Great food in a casual setting. Fresh, hand-tossed dough made daily, homemade sauce and fresh vegetables. Pizza, salads, pasta, wraps and more. Full bar. We also deliver. L $$ D $$ – French Quarter

Tommy’s Cuisine

tommysneworleans.com / 746 Tchoupitoulas

St., NO 70130 / 504-581-1103 A deceptively simple but magnificently polished menu of Italian cooking and French Creole cuisine, served in a quaint and intimate dining room. Wine bar attached to restaurant with live music. Seven private dining rooms available. D $$$ – Convention/Warehouse/Arts District

RESTAURANTS JAPANESE/SUSHI Chiba

chiba-nola.com / 8312 Oak St., NO 70118

/ 504-826-9119 A world-class restaurant, bar and sushi bar. Located next to the world Famous Maple Leaf and Jacques-Imos. Offers traditional Japanese cuisine with a New Orleans twist. Full bar, with an expanded wine and sake list. L $$ D $$$ – Garden District/Uptown

Miyako Japanese Seafood & Steak House

japanesebistro.com / 1403 St. Charles Ave., NO 70130 / 504-410-9997 A unique, entertaining dining experience. Seasoned hibachi chefs provide interactive dining and our expert sushi artists provide the freshest ingredients in New Orleans. Fully stocked bar. Perfect for parties and special events. L $ D $$ – Garden District/Uptown

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Rock-n-Sake of New Orleans

rocknsake.com / 823 Fulton St., NO 70130

/ 504-581-7253 Come for the best sushi atmosphere in town. Our high energy and high quality are sure to please. We also offer an extensive list of premium sakes. Private party room seats up to 55 comfortably. L $$ D $$$ – Convention/Warehouse/Arts District

RESTAURANTS - MEXICAN

RESTAURANTS - PIZZA

Felipe’s Taqueria

Slice Pizzeria

felipestaqueria.com / 301 N. Peters St.,

NO 70130 / 504-288-TACO Felipe’s Taqueria is conveniently located on the edge of the French Quarter near Canal Street. We serve delicious Mexican fare and fresh-squeezed Latin American cocktails. Private venue for rent on second floor. L $ D $ – French Quarter

RESTAURANTS MEDITERRANEAN

La Casita

eatlacasita.com / 634 Julia St., NO 70130

Attiki Bar & Grill

attikineworleans.com / 230 Decatur

St., NO 70130 / 504-587-3756 Wonderful Mediterranean cuisine in heart of Quarter (across from the House of Blues). Fullscale bar, late night grill, hookahs, exotic atmosphere. Free wireless Internet access (hotspot). Belly dancers (Saturdays). Great venue: Parties/rehearsal dinners. L $$ D $$ – French Quarter

Bayona

bayona.com / 430 Dauphine St., NO 70112 /

504-525-4455 Located in a romantic Creole cottage in the historic French Quarter. Chef Susan Spicer prepares her nationally acclaimed international cuisine which has given Bayona the distinction as one of the top restaurants in the United States. L $$$ D $$$$$ – French Quarter

/ 504-218-8043 We are a new hidden gem on Julia Street serving up handcrafted margaritas, authentic street-style tacos, as well as gourmet tacos with a New Orleans twist. L $ D $$ – Convention/Warehouse/Arts District

Rita’s Tequila House

ritastequilahouse.com / 419 Bourbon St., NO 70130 / 504-298-8227 Rita’s Tequila House presents New Orleans Tequila Bar. Patrons enjoy 135-plus tequilas, award-winning fajitas, yuca fries and more that are prepared daily from 100 percent fresh ingredients and cooked to order over real mesquite wood. L $ D $ – French Quarter

slicepizzeria.com / 1513 St. Charles Ave., NO 70130 / 504-525-7437 Best pizza in town, located on historic Garden District streetcar line. Handmade dough, fresh ingredients, entertaining staff. New York style, thin crust Neapolitan. Also Italian favorites. Full bar. Coffee and desserts. L $ D $ – Garden District/Uptown

Vieux Carre Pizza

vieuxcarrepizza.com / 733 Saint Louis St.,

NO 70130 / 504-529-1999 Serving pizza, pasta, chicken wings and tenders to locals and visitors. Since 2006 in the French Quarter and since 1984 in the San Francisco Bay area. D $ – French Quarter

RESTAURANTS SANDWICH SHOP/DELI Central Grocery Co.

923 Decatur St., NO 70116 / 504-523-1620 Established in 1906, Central Grocery Store is home of the original muffuletta sandwich and the famous Sicilian olive salad made daily. Imitated by many, duplicated by none. Owned and operated by the Tusa family. L $ D $ – French Quarter

Johnny’s Po-Boys

johnnyspoboys.com / 511 St. Louis St., NO

70130 / 504-524-8129 The oldest familyowned restaurant in the city of New Orleans. Serving everything from breakfast to their famous po-boys. Accolades include Good Housekeeping’s Top 100 Value in the U.S. B $ Br $ L $ – French Quarter

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Mother's Restaurant/ Mother's Next Door

mothersrestaurant.net / 401 Poydras St.,

NO 70130 / 504-523-2917 Located in the CBD. Private party room. Classic New Orleans home cooking. New Orleans ambiance. Gumbo, poboys, debris, fried seafood, jambalaya, crawfish etouffee, fried chicken, red beans and rice. Breakfast all day. A local favorite. B $ L $$ D $$ – Central Business District

RESTAURANTS - SEAFOOD acmeoyster.com / 724 Iberville St., NO

70130 / 504-522-5973, 877-815-6412 Just off Bourbon Street, Acme is a timeless New Orleans establishment, popular with locals for generations. A vintage slice of New Orleans life in a casual, down-home atmosphere. Recommended: oyster, shrimp, fish plates. L $$ D $$ – French Quarter

Borgne

borgnerestaurant.com / 601 Loyola Ave.,

NO 70113 / 504-613-3860 Chef John Besh and executive chef Brian Landry created this modern seafood restaurant as a celebration of coastal Louisiana with a touch of Isleno influence. L $$ D $$$ – Central Business District

Bourbon House

bourbonhouse.com / 144 Bourbon St., NO

70130 / 504-522-0111 Dickie Brennan's Bourbon House is all about local seafood. If it's not in season, you won't find it on the menu. Enjoy authentic New Orleans dishes. Premier oyster bar with an impressive bourbon collection and private dining rooms. B $ L $$ D $$$ – French Quarter

Bubba Gump Shrimp Co.

bubbagump.com / 429 Decatur St., NO 70130

/ 504-522-5800 Shrimp is the specialty at Bubba Gump Shrimp Co., but in their fun casual setting there is definitely something for everyone. From award-winning ribs to outstanding seafood, everyone is sure to go home happy. L $$ D $$ – French Quarter

Cafe Maspero

601 Decatur St., NO 70130 / 504-523-6250 Casual dining in the French Quarter. Reasonable prices and generous portions make us popular with the locals and tourists alike. L $ D $ – French Quarter

grandislerestaurant.com / 575 Convention Center Blvd., NO 70130 / 504-520-8530 Fresh seafood and cold beer. Classic, casual eatery featuring fresh seafood raw oyster bar, gumbo, award-winning onion rings and four-time winner of New Orleans Po-Boy Preservation Festival. L $$ D $$$ – Convention/Warehouse/Arts District

GW Fins

gwfins.com / 808 Bienville St., NO 70112 /

504-581-FINS New Orleans premier, upscale seafood destination. Serves only the freshest local, national and international seafood at its seasonal peak with a menu that changes daily created by chef Tenney Flynn, New Orleans Magazine’s 2004 and 2011 Chef of the Year. D $$$$$ – French Quarter

Landry’s Seafood House

landrysseafood.com / 400 N. Peters St., NO 70130 / 504-558-0038, 800-394-3839 Find broiled flounder, fried catfish and Gulf red snapper, plus a plethora of local shellfish favorites including oysters, shrimp and crawfish. Friendly, casual atmosphere. Reservations accepted for large parties. Children’s menu. L $$ D $$$ – French Quarter

Landry’s Seafood House

landrysseafood.com / 8000 Lakeshore Dr.,

NO 70124 / 504-283-1010 Exceptional seafood. Inviting atmosphere. Superb service. It’s a winning combination for Landry’s Seafood House which offers guests a true taste of Gulf Coast tradition. Located right on Lake Ponchartrain with one of the best views in New Orleans, we offer outstanding seafood, steaks and more. L $$ D $$$ – Lakeview

New Orleans Hamburger & Seafood Co.

nohsc.com / 541 Decatur St., NO 70130 / 504-

The Crazy Lobster

thecrazylobster.com / 500 Port of New Orleans Pl., Suite 83, NO 70130 / 504-569-3380 Home of the Steamed Seafood Bucket, live entertainment nightly, riverside dining, chargrilled oysters and Cajun food located on Spanish Plaza across from Harrah’s casino. Full-service bar. L $$$ D $$$$ – Convention/Warehouse/Arts District

Deanie’s Seafood Restaurant

deanies.com / 841 Iberville St., NO 70112 /

504-581-1316 A local favorite. We have many specialty items on our menu that include barbeque shrimp, crabmeat au gratin and our giant seafood platter. We are open for lunch and dinner daily and have a large banquet facility for groups. L $$ D $$ – French Quarter

309-7902 Along with our famous thin-fried catfish and gourmet hamburgers, our menu features signature creations that everyone loves to eat. Comfort food that is fast and fresh for the whole family. L $$$ D $$$ – French Quarter

Peche Seafood Grill

pecherestaurant.com / 800 Magazine St.,

NO 70130 / 504-522-1744 Peche Seafood Grill in New Orleans' Warehouse District serves simply prepared coastal seafood with a unique, modern approach to Old World cooking methods. Featuring rustic dishes and a raw bar showcasing gulf seafood. L $$ D $$$ – Convention/Warehouse/Arts District

Pier 424

ralphandkacoos.com / 519 Toulouse St.,

NO 70130 / 504-522-5226 A New Orleans French Quarter tradition since 1969. Enjoy the freshest Louisiana seafood and certified Angus beef steaks. Five private dining rooms and flexible menus accommodate most any group event. Experience great Southern hospitality. L $$ D $$ – French Quarter

Red Fish Grill

redfishgrill.com / 115 Bourbon St., NO 70130 / 504-598-1200 Fishing for New Orleans’ deFINitive seafood dining? Fish no further than Ralph Brennan’s Red Fish Grill. Menu favorites include: hickory grilled redfish, barbecued oysters, alligator sausage and seafood gumbo, and double chocolate bread pudding. L $$ D $$$ – French Quarter

Royal House

royalhouserestaurant.com / 441 Royal

St., NO 70130 / 504-586-1155, 888-855-8438 Enjoy delicious hot and cold seafood and robust oyster bar in this historic, 114-yearold, romantic yet casual atmosphere located on world famous Royal Street. Wraparound balcony dining overlooking Royal and St. Louis. Private parties available. L $$ D $$ – French Quarter

Superior Seafood & Oyster Bar

superiorseafoodnola.com / 4338 St. Charles Ave., NO 70115 / 504-293-3474 Located Uptown, directly on the St. Charles streetcar line. With menus boasting the freshest ingredients of our inspired take on Louisiana classics, Superior Seafood is a desirable location for tourists and locals alike. Br $$ L $$ D $$$ – Garden District/Uptown

RESTAURANTS - SOUL FOOD Cafe Reconcile

cafereconcile.org / 1631 Oretha Castle

Haley Blvd., NO 70113 / 504-568-1157 Nonprofit restaurant and training program for at-risk young adults (ages 16-22) seeking employment in New Orleans’ hospitality industry. Featuring great soul food and reasonable prices, we provide our guests with a satisfying meal and a healthy serving of hope. B L $ D $$$ – Garden District/Uptown

The Praline Connection

pralineconnection.com / 542 Frenchmen

St., NO 70116 / 504-943-3934, 800-392-0362 Just as exciting as our candy. Offers a variety of soul food, recipes, spices and seasoning; including New Orleans gumbo, jambalaya, red beans and rice and barbecued shrimp. Enjoy excellent meals at affordable prices. L $$ D $$ – Marigny/Bywater

RESTAURANTS SOUTHWESTERN Superior Bar & Grill

superiorgrill.com / 3636 St. Charles Ave., NO 70115 / 504-899-4200 Travel by streetcar up St. Charles Avenue for authentic Tex-Mex cuisine. The large patio is a favorite among regulars — a perfect place to sip top-shelf margaritas or ice-cold beer. Come early, stay late and enjoy the fiesta. Br $$ L $$ D $$$ – Garden District/Uptown

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Desire Bistro & Oyster Bar

sonesta.com/royalneworleans/index. cfm?fa=restaurant5.home / 300 Bourbon

St., NO 70130 / 504-553-2281, 800-766-3782 Located at the most photographed corner in the French Quarter at Bourbon and Bienville streets, this historic bistro features Louisiana recipes in a casual street side eatery. Serving

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Ralph & Kacoo’s

St., NO 70130 / 504-309-1574, 888-855-8438 Located on the heart of Bourbon Street. We offer a variety of steamed and boiled seafood, balcony dining and the largest oyster bar in the French Quarter. Our relaxed atmosphere is the perfect place for dining and events. L $$ D $$ – French Quarter

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RESTAURANTS - SPANISH Galvez Restaurant

galvezrestaurant.com / 914 N. Peters St., NO 70116 / 504-595-3400 Best view of the New Orleans riverfront. Private dining available for any group size or romantic dining for two. Tapas, wine and specialty cocktails. Br $$$ D $$$ – French Quarter

RESTAURANTS - STEAK

Crescent City Steaks

crescentcitysteaks.com / 1001 N. Broad St., NO 70119 / 504-821-3271 L $$$$ D $$$$$ – Mid-City

Dickie Brennan’s Steakhouse

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The Besh Steakhouse at Harrah’s New Orleans Casino harrahsneworleans.com / 4 Canal St., NO

70130 / 504-533-6111 Hungry? Let awardwinning chef John Besh, also of Restaurant August, wine and dine you at The Besh Steakhouse at Harrah’s. Complete with a Las Vegas style bar, see what has critics around the world talking. D $$$$ – Central Business District

Charlie’s Steak House

charliessteakhousenola.com / 4510 Dryades

St., NO 70115 / 504-895-9323 Located in Uptown New Orleans. Charlie’s is the oldest steak house in New Orleans serving sizzling steaks since 1932. Charlie’s serves steak, famous 32-ounce T-Bone and sides, onion rings, blue cheese and potatoes. D $$$$ – Garden District/Uptown

Chophouse New Orleans

chophousenola.com / 322 Magazine St.,

Chophouse New Orleans has crafted a niche by serving USDA Prime steaks in a bustling, sophisticated atmosphere. D $$$$$ – Central Business District

NO 70130 / 504-522-7902 Highest rated steakhouse in New Orleans awarded by OpenTable diners. Live entertainment nightly.

Iberville St., NO 70130 / 504-522-2467 USDA Prime steaks with a New Orleans touch. Seafood, game, poultry and bar. Between Bourbon and Royal Streets in the French Quarter. Discounted parking available next door. Lunch on Fridays and dinner served nightly. L $$$ D $$$$ – French Quarter

Morton’s The Steakhouse

mortons.com/neworleans / One Canal Place,

365 Canal St., NO 70130 / 504-566-0221 Just steps from the French Quarter. The best product. Genuine hospitality. With its USDA Prime-aged beef, succulent seafood and infinite wine selection, Morton's New Orleans is the place to see and be seen. Three private dining rooms. D $$$$$ – Central Business District

RESTAURANTS - VARIETY French Market Corporation

frenchmarket.org / 1008 N. Peters St., NO 70116 / 504-522-2621 The French Market District includes cafés and restaurants with indoor and outdoor dining, from casual patio cafes with live music and Farmers Market countertop eateries, to upscale restaurants with river views. Full listings on our website. – French Quarter

Gordon Biersch Brewery Restaurant gordonbiersch.com / 200 Poydras St.,

NO 70130 / 504-552-2739 Located near New Orleans’ historic Warehouse District and Harrah’s Casino. Enjoy freshly prepared American cuisine, influenced by bold international flavors, and authentic German beers, brewed fresh, on premises. Complimentary brewery tours and beer tastings available. L $$ D $$ – Convention/Warehouse/Arts District

Jimmy Buffett’s Margaritaville

margaritaville.com / 1104 Decatur St., NO 70116 / 504-592-2565 If you’re in need of a quick trip to the tropics, come on down to Margaritaville New Orleans’ “Island in the City.” No passport required. Just fresh Gulf Coast cooking served in a tropical atmosphere. L $$ D $$ – French Quarter

Ruth’s Chris Steak House

ruthschris.com / 525 Fulton St., NO 70130 / 504-587-7099 This is the home of serious steaks. USDA prime at its best. Corn-fed. Richly marbled and served sizzling. Live Maine lobster and other fabulous dishes too. L $$$$ D $$$$$ – Convention/Warehouse/Arts District

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BALCONIES

Happy’s Irish Pub

happysirishpub.com / 1009 Poydras St., NO

Bourbon Cowboy

bourboncowboy.com / 241 Bourbon St., NO

70130 / 504-523-3800 Home of the infamous mechanical bull and now we have a coveted Bourbon Street balcony to boot. Entertain your guests above the crowds on Bourbon. Watch or ride the bull, either way it is good for a laugh. – French Quarter

The Swamp

bourboncowboytoo.com / 516 Bourbon

St., NO 70130 / 504-523-3800 The newest edition. Due to popular demand, we have opened at 516 Bourbon with the coveted balcony and French Quarter courtyard. You can have it all and a second bull ride. – French Quarter

BARS & TAVERNS Big Easy Daiquiris

bigeasydaiquiris.com / 409 Decatur St., NO 70130 / 504-586-1155, 888-855-8438 Savor New Orleans’ world-famous daiquiris in a unique and exciting venue. Six locations in the French Quarter. Customized private balcony parties available at two locations overlooking world-famous Bourbon Street and Decatur Street. – French Quarter

The Bourbon Pub & Parade

bourbonpub.com / 801 Bourbon St., NO

70116 / 504-529-2107 New Orleans’ largest gay and lesbian bar and nightclub operating continuously since 1974. The epicenter of New Orleans’ LGBT community located in the heart of the French Quarter at the corner of Bourbon and St. Ann Streets. – French Quarter

brunostavern.com / 7538 Maple St., NO

70118 / 504-861-7615 Bruno’s Tavern has delivered an atmosphere of fun and excitement to adult patrons of all ages since 1934. Serving great food and drink Uptown, in a sports themed tavern, just steps off of the St. Charles Avenue streetcar line. – Garden District/Uptown

Cafe Lafitte in Exile

lafittes.com / 901 Bourbon St., NO 70116

/ 504-522-8397 The oldest gay bar in the country is now high-tech with three 52-inch LCD monitors with the best music videos on Bourbon Street. This is the place to be for Sunday Tea. – French Quarter

rawhide2010.com / 740 Burgundy St, NO

70116 / 504-525-8106 Voted the No.8 leather bar in the country by Out & About Magazine. In the heart of the French Quarter. Everyone ends up here sooner or later. – French Quarter

The Rusty Nail

therustynail.biz / 1102 Constance St., NO

70130 / 504-525-5515 A true New Orleans bar with a huge, beautiful patio available for all types of events. – Central Business District

CASINOS Harrah’s New Orleans Casino

harrahsneworleans.com / 8 Canal St., NO

70130 / 504-533-6000, 877-277-4263 Get into the action at Harrah’s. Our world-class casino and hotel features more than 3,000 slots, 100 table games and abundant restaurants just steps from the French Quarter and Convention Center. – Riverfront

COCKTAIL LOUNGES Cure

curenola.com / 4905 Freret St., NO 70115 / 504-302-2357 – Garden District/Uptown

The Note

/ 504-304-3991 A historic landmark converted into an upscale cocktail lounge and nightclub located in the heart of the French Quarter. Private rooms are available for reception-style events. – French Quarter

Victory New Orleans

victorycocktails.com / 339 Baronne St.,

NO 70112 / 504-522-8664 Mixologist Daniel Victory is shaking things up at his hip downtown lounge. Victory touches all of your senses with killer classics and original handcrafted cocktails. Free daily cocktail, small gourmet plates and speciality pizzas. Private space available. – Central Business District

CONCIERGE SERVICES

The District Lounge

districtnola.com / 711 Tchoupitoulas St.,

Unit 500, NO 70130 / 504-301-1476 The Warehouse District’s newest restaurant and lounge. Walking distance from the convention center. The spot to see and be seen. Featuring the area’s best selection of HD big screens, premium cocktails and food to accompany. Book your semi-private party today. – Convention/Warehouse/Arts District

Convention Concierge

conventionconcierge.net / 600 Decatur St.,

Suite 308, NO 70130 / 504-569-1482, 800233-2628 Complimentary concierge service that provides advance and on-site tour reservations, restaurant reservations, resource distribution and local tourism information. Staffed by professional concierges and licensed tour guides. – French Quarter

On the Town

Good Friends Bar

goodfriendsbar.com / 740 Dauphine St.,

NO 70116 / 504-566-7191 Voted the No. 1 neighborhood bar by the Gay Appreciation Awards. One block off Bourbon Street with singalong piano every Sunday. Watch the Saints games here. We are always snappy casual. – French Quarter

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Rawhide 2010

notenola.com / 817 St. Louis St., NO 70112

Bruno’s Tavern

70112 Just steps from the Superdome, Happy’s Irish Pub offers a historic bar worthy of calling New Orleans home. Stop by and grab a brew, served up by our legendary Happy’s girls. – Central Business District

neworleansonthetown.com / 4220 Howard Ave., NO 70130 / 504-592-0599 The only fulltime, on-site restaurant, entertainment and transportation reservation service for professional associations and meeting planners. On the Town has serviced nearly every major convention since 1985. – Mid-City

ENTERTAINERS Clean Cajun Comedy

cajuncomedy.com / 120 N. Cushing Ave.,

Kaplan 70548 / 337-523-8018 “The Cajun Ambassador” Jonathan Perry is the most sought-after Cajun entertainer, speaker and comedian in the country. This Cajun comedian provides 100-percent clean, Cajun humor and comedy for all audiences. – Outside Metro Area

The Crescent Circus

crescentcircus.com / 209 S. St. Patrick St., NO 70119 / 717-856-1933 Customized corporate entertainment with a distinctly New Orleans flavor. Features international award-winning magic, circus stunts seen on The Tonight Show and interactive comedy. Perfect for stage performances, banquets, receptions and trade shows. – Mid-City

Dwayne Dopsie & The Zydeco Hellraisers

dwaynedopsie.com / 514-844-8902 America’s hottest accordion, Dwayne Dopsie, plays a unique, high-energy style of zydeco music. He will get everybody dancing. Can provide PA system. Booking corporate events, festivals, weddings and more.

Extravaganzas, Inc. NO 70130 / 972-983-2002 Specializing in New Orleans musical productions offering a selection of national and local talent: jazz, blues, Cajun, zydeco, brass bands, variety dance bands, flash mob dancers, Lena Prima (daughter of Louie Prima), Luther Kent, and Robin Barnes.

Hansen Music Productions, LLC

neworleansjazz.com / 504-283-3786, 800-

668-7429 Bands for all events: New Orleans jazz, sophisticated classic jazz, big band jazz orchestra, classical, Cajun, zydeco, Top 40 plus. nogdo.com (classic sophisticated jazz); odjb.com (traditional Dixieland jazz); NewOrleansSpice.com (brass and jazz band); NewOrleansJazz.com.

Joyful and the Spirit of New Orleans Gospel Choir

jamalaragency.com / 3212 N. Prieur St., NO 70117 / 504-943-0353 A conglomeration of members of the many world class gospel groups that are represented by the Jamalar Agency. The show speaks to the culture of New Orleans. Can be as small as 12 or as large as 100 members. – Marigny/Bywater

Mardi Gras Indian Show LLC

mardigrasindianshow.com / 504-975-2434 You haven’t seen New Orleans until you see the Mardi Gras Indian Show. Get incredible excitement with dancing and song rituals from a 200-year-old New Orleans tradition. Booking weddings, corporate events and more.

Maximum Entertainment

maxnola.com / 3942 S. Pin Oak Ave., NO 70131 / 504-994-2478 New Orleans’ best for all events. New Orleans jazz, second line, party band, zydeco, Cajun, big band, string quartet, brass band, Mardi Gras Indians. Twenty years of providing quality entertainment. The Maximum Experience. – Westbank

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Swingaroux

swingaroux.com / 806 Constitution Dr.,

Slidell 70458 / 504-875-0032 We’re unique. Performing swing standards, jazz and more contemporary tunes in a big band format. As a smaller cover band ensemble we perform R&B, funk and oldie favorites. – Northshore

Valerie NO / 504-333-9588 A one-man band offering live music for any setting. Plays accordion, keyboard, live and sequence keyboard for a full-band sound. Also offers a full sound and light show, a very high energy presentation.

JAZZ CLUBS/MUSIC HALLS Fritzel’s Jazz Club

fritzelsjazz.net / 733 Bourbon St., NO 70116

/ 504-586-4800 Situated in a historical 1831 building in the heart of the French Quarter. Since its founding in 1969, it has become a mecca for jazz lovers and musicians alike. Home of traditional New Orleans jazz. – French Quarter

Little Gem Saloon

littlegemsaloon.com / 445 S. Rampart St.,

NO 70112 / 504-267-4863 Offers a rare experience into the history and culture of New Orleans’ music scene. One of the first sites for early jazz in the world, the Little Gem features live music and traditional New Orleans cuisine. – Central Business District

The Spotted Cat Music Club

spottedcatmusicclub.com / 623

Frenchmen St., NO 70116 / 504-258-3135 The quintessential live jazz music venue in New Orleans. Located in the Faubourg Marigny, just steps from the French Quarter. Live music seven days a week. – Marigny/Bywater

LIVE MUSIC

NO 70116 / 504-522-2841 Open nightly with concerts at 8:15, 9:15 and 10:15, with the best in traditional New Orleans jazz for all ages. Limited online reservations are available at preservationhall.com and at the box office daily between noon and 5pm. Also available for private concerts, receptions and catered events. – French Quarter

Steamboat Natchez

steamboatnatchez.com / 600 Decatur

Street, Suite 308, NO 70130 / 504-5691401, 800-233-2628 Tap your toes to The Steamboat Stompers on 11:30am and 2:30pm cruises. The 7pm dinner jazz cruise features the Grammy nominated DUKES of Dixieland, the oldest continuous traditional jazz band. Enjoy the historical steam Calliope concert daily before each boarding whistle. – Riverfront

MUSIC - IRISH Muggivan School of Irish Dance

irishdancela.com / 901 Veterans Blvd.,

Metairie 70005 / 504-259-7315 Under the direction of Joni Muggivan, the school is dedicated to promoting excellence in the art and sport of Irish dancing. Providing an atmosphere of encouragement and positive discipline at all levels. – Jefferson Parish

70068 / 985-651-3347 Ford Music Productions provides professional bands of all sizes that excel in swing, New Orleans traditional jazz, smooth jazz, rock ‘n’ roll, R&B and brass bands. Professional sound for every occasion. – Outside Metro Area

The Maison

maisonfrenchmen.com / 508 Frenchmen St., NO 70116 / 504-371-5543 Maison is a three-level restaurant, bar and music venue located on world-famous Frenchmen Street featuring the best live music in New Orleans seven days a week. – Marigny/Bywater

Maple Leaf Bar

mapleleafbar.com / 8316 Oak Street, NO

70118 / 504-866-9359 Legendary music club in Uptown New Orleans, showcasing the finest music for more than 40 years. – Garden District/Uptown

The New Orleans Jazz Orchestra

thenojo.com / 2020 St. Charles Ave., NO

70130 / 504-301-9006 A performing arts organization whose goal is to strengthen the business of jazz through performances, tours, recordings, education and media platforms. – Garden District/Uptown

Funky Pirate 727 Bourbon St., NO 70116 / 504-523-1960, 800-475-3649 Bourbon Street’s premier blues club. Featuring Big Al Carson, the 550-pound international blues star, and the Blues Masters. Great drinks at local prices. The best blues show you’ll ever see. – French Quarter

Pat O’Brien’s Bar, Inc.

patobriens.com / 718 St. Peter St., NO

70116 / 504-525-4823, 800-597-4823 Home of the famous hurricane. It is the ultimate entertainment venue where you can relax on the patio, mingle in the main bar, sing along in the piano bar, or enjoy great food in Pat O’s Restaurant. The private party facilities are exceptional. – French Quarter

The Penthouse Club - New Orleans

penthouseclubneworleans.com / 727 Iberville St., NO 70130 / 504-524-4354 New Orleans’ largest, upscale gentlemen’s club in the French Quarter. Bachelor parties are welcome. – French Quarter

Razzoo

razzoo.com / 511 Bourbon St., NO 70130

/ 504-522-5100 Karaoke. Live bands. Late-night dance club. Three-for-one drink specials from opening to 9pm, daily. Large-screen projector TV for big events. VIP areas. Private parties up to 400 people. Razzoo: Bourbon Street’s No. 1 place to party. – French Quarter

NIGHT CLUBS

Rick’s Cabaret International

Beach on Bourbon

/ 504-524-4222 – French Quarter

beachonbourbon.com / 227 Bourbon St.,

NO 70130 / 504-523-3800 From live music to late-night dance club, The Beach on Bourbon has something for everyone. Come take a ride on a one-of-a-kind mechanical whale. Check out our pub crawl and passport to Bourbon Street. – French Quarter

711bourbonheat.com / 711 Bourbon St.,

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Preservation Hall

NO 70116 / 504-324-4669 Located in the historical Tricou House, this clean and safe three-in-one night club venue is a favorite of locals and visitors. It features a late night dance club, 50-foot Bourbon Street balcony, romantic courtyard and upscale bar. – French Quarter

Bourbon Street Experience

bourbonstreetexperience.com / 300 Deca-

tur St., NO 70130 / 504-617-3393 Representing all types of Bourbon Street entertainment. Adult entertainment, dancing, bar scene and much more. We customize your party experience to fit your budget. – French Quarter

Cats Meow

catsmeow-neworleans.com / 701 Bourbon St., NO 70116 / 504-523-2788 The Japanese call it karaoke, Bourbon Street calls it fun. Sing your favorite song from more than 1,000 hits. Videotape your performance. Daily three-for-one happy hour from opening to 8pm. – French Quarter

iknowrick.com / 315 Bourbon St., NO 70130

Snug Harbor Jazz Bistro

snugjazz.com / 626 Frenchmen St., NO

70116 / 504-949-0696 New Orleans’ premier jazz club: Ellis Marsalis, Charmaine Neville and more. Sets at 8pm and 10pm (see website for additional show times). Classic Creole cuisine. Call for ticket sales and/or dinner reservations. – Marigny/Bywater

Tropical Isle 721 Bourbon St., NO 70116 / 504-529-4109, 800-475-3649 Featuring the world-famous Hand Grenade, New Orleans’ most powerful drink. Two locations: 738 Toulouse and 721 Bourbon, where the second floor is the balcony-view Parrot’s Perch Lounge. Great Caribbean-style Parrot Head live music. – French Quarter

OPERA New Orleans Opera Association

neworleansopera.org / 616 Girod St., Suite

200, NO 70130 / 504-529-2278, 800-8814459 America’s first city of opera. The New Orleans Opera produces and presents a full season of grand opera. Join us as we help to create a bright future for our city and our cultural arts. – Central Business District

PERFORMANCE THEATRES Civic Theatre

civicnola.com/inside / 510 O’ Keefe Ave., NO

70113 / 504-272-0865 New Orleans’ oldest theatre, designed by Sam Stone in 1906, is revitalized with an eye to the future to become the city’s newest multipurpose venue, morphing itself to reflect the requirements and mood of the occasion. – Central Business District

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Jefferson Performing Arts Society

jpas.org / 1118 Clearview Pkwy., Metairie

70001 / 504-885-2000, 877-884-JPAS An award-winning, nonprofit arts organization dedicated to supporting, producing and promoting the performing arts in the Gulf South since 1978. JPAS manages theatre venues located in Jefferson and New Orleans showcasing musicals, operas, comedies, dramas and more. – Jefferson Parish

saengernola.com / 1111 Canal St., NO 70112 / 504-525-1052 Described in 1927 as “an acre of seats in a garden of Florentine splendor,” the Saenger Theatre celebrated its grand reopening in Fall 2013, following a $52 million dollar redevelopment featuring an authentic restoration of the original design. – Central Business District

SPORTS BARS walk-ons.com / 1009 Poydras St., NO 70112

/ 504-309-6530 The perfect place to grab a bite or a beer, bring the family out to dinner, party with your friends, or head to before, during or after the game. – Central Business District

SYMPHONIES

Bourbon Vieux

NO 70130 / 504-586-1155, 888-855-8438 In the heart of the French Quarter. Bourbon Street’s largest balcony. The perfect venue for your special occasion, accommodating groups of 500 reception-style or up to 750 when combined with our restaurant. – French Quarter

Calcasieu, Private Dining by Chef Donald Link

St., NO 70130 / 504-588-2188 Located two blocks from the convention center. The three private dining rooms combine a New Orleans warehouse feel with modern design while showcasing contemporary Louisiana cuisine, great wines and excellent service. Accommodates private events for 10 to 275 guests. – Convention/Warehouse/Arts District

The Cannery

Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra

lpomusic.com / 1010 Common St, Suite 2120, NO 70112 / 504-523-6530 The Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra offers a full 36-week season with more than 100 performances, including classics, light classics, specials, education, family, park and outreach concerts in New Orleans and across a multi-parish area. – Central Business District

VENUES AIA New Orleans Center For Design

aianeworleans.org / 1000 St. Charles Ave.,

NO 70130 / 504-525-8320 Offers architectural tours and many public programs. Available for special event, corporate and Mardi Gras rentals. – Convention/Warehouse/Arts District

Audubon Tea Room

auduboninstitute.org/events / 6500 Magazine St., NO 70118 / 504-212-5301 A magnificent ballroom with hardwood floors, silk drapes, covered veranda and lush private gardens. Ample free parking and private entrance to and from the Audubon Zoo. State-of-the-art kitchen (featured on Bravo’s Top Chef), superior in-house culinary and service staff. Local to gourmet cuisine. – Garden District/Uptown bayoubarn.com / 7145 Barataria Blvd., Marrero 70072 / 504-689-2663, 800-TOBAYOU Unique venue on Bayou des Familles, 15 minutes from the French Quarter. Perfect for outdoor weddings, corporate events and private parties. In-house catering, live music, full bar, decorations, photography/cake services. Live alligators. Canoe and kayak rentals into the park. – Westbank

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St., NO 70130 / 504-586-0419 Located in the heart of the French Quarter, close to hotels and convention center. Private facility, large balcony overlooking Bourbon Street with spacious party room. Catering available for 30 to 130. Mardi Gras packages also available. – French Quarter

calcasieurooms.com / 930 Tchoupitoulas

Walk-On’s Bistreaux & Bar

bourbonstreetbalcony.com / 232 Bourbon

bourbonvieux.com / 501-B Bourbon St.,

Saenger Theatre

Bayou Barn

Bourbon Street Balcony

cannerynola.com / 3803 Toulouse St., NO 70119 / 504-486-8352 Ideal for events and meetings of all sizes. Equipped with high tech lighting, AV systems, in-house catering, secured parking and Wi-Fi hotspot. – Mid-City

Capdeville

capdevillenola.com / 520 Capdeville St., NO 70130 / 504-371-5161 An American interpretation of a British social house inspired by rock ‘n’ roll and whiskey, located in New Orleans’ Central Business district offers a gourmet spin on classic comfort food and cocktails. – Central Business District

Champions Square/Club XLIV

champions-square.com / Sugar Bowl Dr., NO 70112 / 504-587-3663, 800-756-7074 The ideal outdoor location for special events, festivals and concerts. Just steps off the Square is club XLIV and Encore—the perfect VIP location for receptions and seated dinners. – Central Business District

The Chicory

thechicoryvenue.com / 610 S. Peters St., NO 70130 / 504-521-8055 The Chicory, built in 1852 as a coffee warehouse, has more than 10,000 square feet of space to accommodate groups large and small. Beautiful exposed beams, gas lanterns and original brick walls. – Convention/Warehouse/Arts District

Dillard University

dillard.edu / 2601 Gentilly Blvd., NO 70122

/ 504-816-4259 Tradeshow, sports, wedding and conference venue. Available for summer programs, family reunions, banquets, concerts, catering and more. The premier event for every occasion. – New Orleans East & Chalmette

Edgar Degas House Historic Home, Courtyard and Inn

degashouse.com / 2306 Esplanade Ave., NO 70119 / 504-821-5009, 800-755-6730 Degas created 18 paintings and five letters here, circa 1872. Celebrate your classic New Orleans wedding/event in this landmark venue. Romantic French courtyard. Plantation house setting. Bed and breakfast. Bridal suite. Wedding reception, corporate function. Museum. Guided Tours. Bus parking. – Esplanade Ridge

Eiffel Society

eiffelsociety.com / 2040 St. Charles Ave.,

NO 70130 / 504-525-2951 A historical piece of the Eiffel Tower brought to New Orleans as Eiffel Society, a special events venue and nightclub offering cocktails, catering, world art and music while overlooking beautiful St. Charles Avenue. – Garden District/Uptown

Fat Tuesday New Orleans Original Daiquiris

fat-tuesday.com / 633 Bourbon St., NO 70130 / 504-831-9415 Fun party venues right on the river and on Bourbon Street. Plan your private group party with us. Great frozen drinks and a full-service bar. Catering available. – French Quarter

The Federal Ballroom

federalballroom.com / 147 Carondelet St., NO 70130 / 504-587-2088 A historical venue built in 1923 as a Federal Reserve bank. Located in the Central Business District one block from Canal Street, Immaculate Conception Church, Bourbon Street and the French Quarter. – Central Business District

Food Art, Inc.

foodartinc.com / 801 Carondelet St., NO

70130 / 504-524-2381 As a top caterer with more than 20 years’ experience, attention to detail, the highest quality product, the most innovative presentation and conciergestyle has enabled Food Art to become New Orleans’ symbol of culinary excellence. Full-service catering to meet every need. – Convention/Warehouse/Arts District

The Foundry & Bella Luna Catering

thefoundryvenue.com / 333 St. Joseph St., NO 70130 / 504-586-1309 The Foundry is located one-and-one-half blocks from the convention center. It can host up to 1,200 reception-style and seated dinners for 750. A spacious and chic facility with flexibility to fit any event planner’s needs. – Convention/Warehouse/Arts District

Fulton Alley

fultonalley.com / 600 Fulton St., NO 70130 / 504-208-5569 Fulton Alley is craft food and drink with boutique bowling. – Convention/Warehouse/Arts District

Generations Hall

generationshall.com / 310 Andrew Higgins

Dr., NO 70130 / 504-581-4367 Located in the Warehouse District, one block from the New Orleans Ernest N. Morial Convention Center. More than 35,000 square feet of space available for private parties. We can accommodate groups of 50 to 5,000 guests. – Convention/Warehouse/Arts District

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The Historic Carver Theater

carvertheater.org / 2101 Orleans Ave., NO

70116 / 504-304-0460 The beautiful Carver Theater is a brand new state of the art live historic venue in world famous Tremé that can be used for music, theater, private functions, weddings, parties and convention meetings. – Tremé

House of Blues

hob.com/neworleans / 225 Decatur

St., NO 70130 / 504-310-4999 Featuring Southern-inspired cuisine in a casual juke joint setting. Weekday happy hour specials from 3pm to 5pm. Sunday Gospel Brunch at 10am. Special event space is available for up to 1,500 guests. Visit website for calendar of live music performances. – French Quarter

The Iberville Room/Rizzuto Management Group

Kingsley House

kingsleyhouse.org / 1600 Constance St., NO

70130 / 504-523-6221 A historic landmark since 1896, Kingsley House has indoor/ outdoor spaces great for parties, weddings, fundraisers, etc. Whether an intimate gathering or a large corporate event or convention, Kingsley House can accommodate with its 19th-century charm. – Garden District/Uptown

Krazy Korner

marullomgmt.com / 640 Bourbon St., NO

70130 / 504-258-2516 Our 500-square-foot corner, Bourbon Street balcony and accommodations are perfect to host your next corporate reception or private party. Groups from 20-500. Live music performed daily by local rock and zydeco musicians. – French Quarter

La Maison du Lac, LLC

rizzutomanagementgroup.com / 200

Bourbon St., NO 70130 / 504-581-6665 Banquet venue with a large wraparound balcony overlooking Bourbon Street. Catering offered. Premium beverage services. Any social gathering or event. Holiday and group specials. – French Quarter

Joy Theater

lamaisondulacevents.com / 7412

Lakeshore Dr., NO 70124 / 504-309-0700 Offers New Orleans charm in a unique, modern setting overlooking Lake Ponchartrain. Indoor and outdoor accommodations. The inside will accommodate 125 guests and outside will accommodate 250 guests. Perfect for formal or informal celebrations or corporate events. – Lakeview

thejoytheater.com / 1200 Canal St., NO

70112 / 504-528-9569 A state-of-the-art venue, with a capacity of up to 900. On Canal Street near the French Quarter, the Joy is home to nationally touring theatricals and concerts. Available for private functions. – Central Business District

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Lafitte’s Blacksmith Shop

lafittesblacksmithshop.com / 941 Bourbon

St., NO 70116 / 504-598-4583 The ghost of Jean Lafitte is said to wander the “oldest bar in the U.S.” This French Colonial cottage/courtyard (circa 1772) is a piano bar. Steeped rich in history. In its youth, served as a hideaway for pirates. – French Quarter

Latrobe’s on Royal, LLC

latrobesonroyal.com / 403 Royal St., NO

70130 / 504-299-0601 One of New Orleans’ most architecturally significant buildings, located in the heart of the French Quarter. Latrobe’s can accommodate a wide variety of events. The building’s versatile floor plan makes large or small functions feel extraordinary. – French Quarter

Maison Bourbon 641 Bourbon St., NO 70130 / 504-598-4583 One of Bourbon Street’s oldest live jazz clubs is available for private events. Historical building (circa 1799) with french doors wrapping Bourbon and St. Peter Streets. Mahogany bar, quaint courtyard and one of Bourbon’s largest balconies. – French Quarter

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Mid City Lanes Rock ‘n Bowl

rocknbowl.com / 3016 S. Carrollton Ave.,

NO 70118 / 504-861-1700 Local New Orleans landmark. Louisiana’s best local acts play here; zydeco, blues, Cajun and variety dance bands. Combined with bowling and food. A fun atmosphere for all. Must see to believe. Favorite place for visitors to watch the locals play. Open to public Monday to Saturday, reservations recommended. – Mid-City

Mother’s Restaurant/ Mother’s Next Door

St., NO 70130 / 504-523-2917 Located in the CBD. Private party room. Classic New Orleans home cooking. Real New Orleans ambiance. Private group functions. 50 to 300 people. Gumbo, seafood, jambalaya, debris, etouffee, bread pudding. A local favorite. Off-site catering too. – Central Business District

My Bar @ 635

mybar635.com / 635 Bourbon St., NO 70130 / 504-598-4583 Live music club (indigenous New Orleans) is available for private events. Housed in a historical building (circa 1834) with French doors, mahogany bars, original fireplaces, quaint courtyard and one of Bourbon Street’s largest balconies. – French Quarter

New Orleans Event & Film Studio noefs.com / 233 Newton St., NO 70114

/ 504-529-5555 Newly renovated facility comprised of four ballrooms and more than 80,000 square feet of unique multi-themed event space. Accommodates 100 to 5,000 people for banquet, reception, wedding or party of any kind. Also available for film studio space. – Westbank

NOLA Motorsports Park

Avondale 70094 / 504-302-4875 A club-style motorsports facility located 14 miles from the French Quarter. The park features driving experiences ranging from production cars to race cars, rental geaux karts, motorcycles, spectator attractions as well as venues for meetings and events. – Westbank

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nolaspaces.com / 1719 Toledano St., NO

70115 / 504-897-0327 We are committed to serving you by providing an environment of creativity, comfort and professionalism. Our mission is to support and encourage our clients’ success by providing a unique and cool space, and the highest quality service. – Garden District/Uptown

Pat O’s on the River

patobriens.com / 600 Decatur St., Suite 301,

mothersrestaurant.net / 401 Poydras

nolamotor.com / 11075 Nicolle Blvd.,

NOLA Spaces

NO 70130 / 504-561-1200, 800-597-4823 Pat O’Brien’s offers Pat O’s on Bourbon and Pat O’s on the River. Versatile for elegant or casual affairs. Both venues are flexible in accommodations and menus. Capacity for 35 to 1,500-plus. – French Quarter

Race & Religious, LLC

raceandreligious.com / 510 Race St., NO

70130 / 504-523-0890 Race & Religious invites you to walk into a hidden New Orleans treasure surrounded by beautiful artwork and eclectic decor where each room is more intriguing than the next. – Convention/Warehouse/Arts District

Republic New Orleans

republicnola.com / 828 South Peters St.,

NO 70130 / 504-528-8282 Accommodates an eclectic blend of nightlife, concerts and private events in a 160-year-old renovated warehouse. Exposed wooden beams, vintage murals, and stunning chandelier installations adorn the 7,000-square-foot space. – Convention/Warehouse/Arts District

Rex Room on Bourbon

rexroom.com / 401 Bourbon St., NO 70130 / 504-581-6665 Experience the elegance of the French Quarter with all the excitement and sights of Bourbon Street just below. Our private wraparound balcony is ideal for corporate receptions, private parties, luncheons, weddings and social gatherings. – French Quarter

Riverview Room

riverviewroom.com / 600 Decatur St., 4th Fl. Jax Brewery Millhouse, NO 70130 / 504-525-3000, 800-236-8260 Nothing says you’re having a New Orleans event like the

Riverview Room. Our French Quarter location, panoramic indoor and outdoor views, delightful cuisine and attentive services await your special occasion. – French Quarter

Rosy’s Jazz Hall, LLC

rosysjazzhall.com / 500 Valence St., NO 70115 / 504-896-7679 Rosy’s Jazz Hall is the historic New Orleans building that was once in a legendary music club. Rosy’s features an old New Orleans ambience with hardwood floors, brick walls, a two-story atrium and an indoor balcony. – Garden District/Uptown

The Sugar Mill

sugarmillevents.com / 1021 Convention

Center Blvd., NO 70130 / 504-586-0004 Across from the convention center, this special events venue holds 500 to 4,500 people. Large interior and beautiful courtyard. Hosts corporate events, trade shows, concerts, sporting events, dinners, product displays, ceremonies, etc. Great signage opportunities and film location. – Convention/Warehouse/Arts District

Sun Ray Grill

sunraygrill.com / 1051 Annunciation St., NO

70130 / 504-566-0021 A restaurant/venue featuring a gumbo of international delights. Can seat 150 to 300 for buffets/cocktail parties. Located in a historical building with parking. On- and off-site catering. Special events. – Convention/Warehouse/Arts District

Tipitina’s

tipitinas.com / 501 Napoleon Ave., NO 70115

/ 504-895-8477 Works well for seated dinners, receptions, luncheons, seminars and concerts. – Garden District/Uptown

Tony Moran’s Italian Restaurant

ruebourbon.com / 240 Bourbon St., NO

70158 / 504-524-0114 In the heart of the French Quarter, customized Bourbon Street balcony events by Rue Bourbon Entertainment. Historic atmosphere including traditional cocktails from Old Absinthe House, incredible cuisine provided by Tony Moran’s Italian Restaurant, one location. – French Quarter

Van Benthuysen - Elms Mansion elmsmansion.com / 3029 St. Charles

Ave., NO 70115 / 504-895-9200 Entertain in the grand European ambience of an 1869 Garden District mansion. An exquisitely preserved home operated by the third generation of the Elms family. Customized events and award-winning, in-house catering. National Historic Landmark. – Garden District/Uptown

WINE BARS Wine Institute New Orleans

winoschool.com / 610 Tchoupitoulas St., NO 70130 / 504-324-8000 Wine bar, wine shop and wine school. Tasting room features 120 wines by the ounce or the glass. Retail shop offers more than 400 labels. Wine school holds regular classes from beginner to professional level certification. – Convention/Warehouse/Arts District

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HOTELS - CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT

Drury Inn & Suites

druryhotels.com/properties/neworleans. cfm / 820 Poydras St., NO 70112 / 504-529-

AC Hotel by Marriott

221 Carondelet St., NO 70130 / 504-962-0700 Undergoing a complete renovation. Reopening October 2014. Rooms/Suites: 220/0. Total: 220. $$$$–$$$$$

Best Western Plus St. Christopher Hotel stchristopherhotel.com / 114 Magazine

St., NO 70130 / 504-648-0444, 800-645-9312 Located just steps away from the French Quarter, this luxury boutique hotel offers a beautiful blend of artistic touches and extraordinary amenities. Complimentary continental breakfast, free Internet and business center. Rooms/Suites: 108/0. Total: 108. $$$–$$$$$ ◆◆◆

Blake Hotel- Ascend Collection

blakehotelneworleans.com / 500 St.

Charles Ave., NO 70130 / 504-522-9000 Located on the St. Charles streetcar line in the heart of downtown. Steps away from local attractions including the famous French Quarter, convention center, Superdome, Smoothie King Center and Harrah’s Casino. Just blocks away from restaurants and shopping. Rooms/Suites: 121/1. Total: 122. $$$–$$$$$ ◆◆

Comfort Inn & Suites Downtown

comfortinn.com/hotel/la071 / 346 Baronne St., NO 70112 / 504-524-1140, 800-524-1140 We are located in the heart of the Central Business District, just three blocks to the historic French Quarter and a short stroll to the Superdome, Harrah’s Casino, aquarium/IMAX, Riverwalk Marketplace and Canal Place. Rooms/Suites: 0/101. Total: 101. $$$–$$$$$

Country Inn & Suites by Carlson New Orleans French Quarter

countryinns.com/neworleansla / 315 Magazine St., NO 70130 / 504-324-5400, 800456-4000 Hotel created out of seven historical buildings, rich with Southern charm and all the modern amenities our guests expect. Superbly located within walking distance of the French Quarter, Harrah’s Casino and convention center. Rooms/Suites: 117/38. Total: 155. $$$–$$$$$ ◆◆◆

Courtyard by Marriott - Downtown Near the French Quarter

courtyardneworleansfrenchquarter.com / 124 St. Charles Ave., NO 70130 / 504-5819005, 800-321-2211 Step out of the same old travel routine when you step inside the Courtyard Downtown New Orleans Hotel near the French Quarter. Rooms/Suites: 125/15. Total: 140. $$$–$$$$$ ◆◆◆

DoubleTree by Hilton New Orleans

neworleans.doubletree.com / 300 Canal

St., NO 70130 / 504-581-1300 Offering full service at a premier location overlooking the Mississippi River and business and entertainment districts, located directly across the street from Harrah’s Casino and is within walking distance to major New Orleans attractions. Rooms/Suites: 363/4. Total: 367. $$$$$

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7800, 800-DRURYIN Savor turn-of-the-century elegance and great value. Family-owned hotel in a historical building centrally located in the Central Business District. Free American breakfast, free high-speed Internet, free evening beverages, free hour of long distance everyday. Rooms/Suites: 134/80. Total: 214. $$$$$

Hampton Inn & Suites Downtown/ French Quarter Area

neworleanshamptoninns.com / 226 Carondelet St., NO 70130 / 504-529-9990, 800-2920653 Located steps away from the French Quarter and on the St. Charles Streetcar line, the hotel offers complimentary amenities: hot breakfast buffet, wireless highspeed Internet, local phone calls, fitness center and reception Wednesday nights. Rooms/Suites: 165/45. Total: 210. $$$$$

Hilton Garden Inn New Orleans French Quarter/CBD

neworleansfrenchquartercbd.hgi.com

/ 821 Gravier St., NO 70112 / 504-324-6000, 877-STAYHGI This newly renovated 155room hotel offers small hotel attention with big hotel amenities. In the heart of the Central Business District and just steps from the French Quarter. Free Internet, business center and weekday newspaper. Rooms/ Suites: 142/13. Total: 155. $$$$$

Hilton New Orleans Riverside

neworleansriversidehotel.com / 2 Poydras

St., NO 70130 / 504-561-0500, 800-HILTONS The ideally located Hilton New Orleans Riverside, features a full-service health club and the famous Drago’s restaurant. Connected to the new Outlets at the Riverwalk; adjacent to Harrah’s and the convention center and three blocks from the French Quarter. Rooms/Suites: 1548/74. Total: 1622. $$$$–$$$$$

Hilton New Orleans St. Charles Avenue

hilton.com / 333 St. Charles Ave., NO 70130 / 504-524-8890 Just four blocks from the French Quarter, we are the city’s premier hotel experience. Minutes from the Garden District, great shopping, dining and Harrah’s Casino. Function space features exquisite woodwork by artisans of the 1920s. Rooms/Suites: 225/25. Total: 250. $$$$–$$$$$ ◆◆◆◆

Holiday Inn Downtown Superdome

hi-neworleans.com / 330 Loyola Ave., NO 70112 / 504-581-1600, 800-535-7830 Steps from the French Quarter. Rooftop heated pool, free 24 hour fitness room, business center, free wireless Internet. More than 6,000 square feet of function space, fullservice restaurant. Rooms have private balconies, coffee makers, hair dryers, irons/ ironing boards. Total renovation completed in December 2013. Rooms/Suites: 290/3. Total: 293. $$$–$$$$$ ◆◆◆

Homewood Suites by Hilton New Orleans

neworleans.homewoodsuites.com / 901

Poydras St., NO 70112 / 504-581-5599, A unique alternative to traditional, conventional hotels. One-and two-bedroom suites for the price of standard hotel rooms. Great location and Hilton’s Points and Miles frequent guest program is the best in the business. Rooms/Suites: 0/166. Total: 166. $$$$–$$$$$

Hyatt Regency New Orleans

neworleans.hyatt.com / 601 Loyola Ave., NO 70113 / 504-561-1234, 800-233-1234 Located in the heart of downtown, this AAA Four Diamond hotel features 1,193 contemporary guestrooms, 200,000 square feet of meeting and event space, award-winning cuisine, Starbucks, FedEx Office, StayFit gym, and a heated outdoor pool. Rooms/Suites: 1098/95. Total: 1193. $$$$$ ◆◆◆◆

InterContinental New Orleans

icneworleans.com / 444 St. Charles Ave.,

NO 70130 / 504-525-5566, 800-445-6563 Free wireless Internet. Ideally located in the heart of downtown. Steps from the French Quarter. The Veranda restaurant offers the best Sunday jazz brunch in New Orleans. Ballroom overlooks historic St. Charles Avenue. Rooms/Suites: 448/31. Total: 479. $$$$$ ◆◆◆◆

International House

ihhotel.com / 221 Camp St., NO 70130 / 504-553-9550, 800-633-5770 New Orleans’ only true boutique hotel. Two blocks from the French Quarter. Loa Candelight bar. Rooms/Suites: 113/4. Total: 117. $$$$$

JW Marriott New Orleans

jwmarriottneworleans.com / 614 Canal St., NO 70130 / 504-525-6500, 888-364-1200 Deluxe Four Diamond hotel, across the street from the French Quarter and Central Business District. Guestrooms feature dataports, three two-line telephones, coffee makers, hair dryers, irons/ironing boards. Wireless in public areas. Rooms/Suites: 487/9. Total: 496. $$$$$

La Quinta Inn & Suites Downtown/ French Quarter

laquinta.com / 301 Camp St., NO 70130 / 504-598-9977, 800-531-5900 In the heart of downtown, steps from the historic French Quarter, you’ll find that the La Quinta Inns & Suites offers more amenities for the value including hot continental breakfast, free WiFi, outdoor roof-top pool and more. Rooms/ Suites: 150/16. Total: 166. $$$$$

Lafayette Hotel

lafayettehotelneworleans.com / 600 St. Charles Ave., NO 70130 / 504-524-4441, 800366-2743 On the fashionable St. Charles Streetcar line overlooking Lafayette Square across from Gallier Hall is the Lafayette Hotel. Only five blocks from the French Quarter, Superdome and convention center. Rooms/Suites: 24/20. Total: 44. $$$–$$$$$

Le Pavillon Hotel

lepavillon.com / 833 Poydras St., NO 70112

/ 504-581-3111, 800-535-9095 Historic Le Pavillon Hotel, the “Belle of New Orleans.” Completely restored, full-service hotel featuring antiques and original artwork throughout. Member of Historic Hotels of America and Leading Hotels of the World. Four Diamond hotel. Rooms/Suites: 219/7. Total: 226. $$$$$ ◆◆◆◆

Loews New Orleans Hotel

loewsneworleans.com / 300 Poydras St., NO 70130 / 504-595-3300, 866-211-6411 Four Diamond-rated, beautifully appointed guest rooms, all with great views. Complimentary fitness center, lap pool, sauna. Balance Spa with full menu of services. Cafe Adelaide & Swizzle Stick Bar, operated by Commanders Palace Family of Restaurants. Rooms/ Suites: 273/12. Total: 285. $$$$$ ◆◆◆◆

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Loft 523

Sheraton New Orleans Hotel

loft523.com / 523 Gravier St., NO 70130

/ 504-200-6523, 800-633-5770 Premier boutique hotel: 16 Soho-style lofts with pure open space, averaging 600 to 650 square feet. Two penthouses with private terraces. Elegant, sophisticated bathrooms consisting of glass and limestone, two shower heads and agape acclaimed spoon tubs in Superior lofts. Rooms/Suites: 16/2. Total: 18. $$$$$

Omni Royal Crescent Hotel

omniroyalcrescent.com / 535 Gravier St.,

NO 70130 / 504-527-0006, 800-THE-OMNI Located in the Central Business District/ Entertainment District, moments from the French Quarter, this upscale boutique hotel truly reflects the mystique of New Orleans and offers a blend of old and new. Hotel has gourmet hamburger restaurant, Dress It. Rooms/Suites: 90/7. Total: 97. $$$$$ ◆◆◆◆

Quality Inn & Suites Downtown

210 O’keefe Ave., NO 70112 / 504-525-6800, 877525-6900 Rooms/Suites: 75/25. Total: 100. ◆◆

Queen & Crescent Hotel

queenandcrescent.com / 344 Camp St., NO

70130 / 504-587-9700, 866-247-7936 Just two-and-a-half blocks from the French Quarter, this New Orleans hotel provides rooms with European furnishings and original artwork. Guest rooms include cable TV and safes. Also has wireless Internet throughout the hotel. Rooms/Suites: 196/0. Total: 196. $$$–$$$$$

Renaissance New Orleans Pere Marquette

Common St., NO 70112 / 504-525-1111, 800305-6342 Historic hotel originally built in 1925, AAA Four Diamond-rated, minutes from numerous Riverfront attractions. Dine at MiLa, a refined Southern cuisine restaurant. Business center, in-room dining, fitness center, heated outdoor pool, wireless Internet access. Rooms/Suites: 268/4. Total: 272. $$$$$ ◆◆◆◆

The Roosevelt Hotel New Orleans, A Waldorf Astoria Hotel

therooseveltneworleans.com / 123 Baronne St., NO 70112 / 504-648-1200, 800-HILTONS This iconic, historic property, a Waldorf Astoria Hotel, combines elegant guest rooms, exciting dining and entertainment venues, luxurious meeting spaces and new indulgences like the Waldorf Astoria Spa for a truly legendary experience in the heart of the city. Rooms/Suites: 379/125. Total: 504. $$$$$ ◆◆◆◆

royalsaintcharles.com / 135 St. Charles Ave., NO 70130 / 504-587-3700, 800-458-5700 A uniquely New Orleans modern boutique hotel located just one block from the worldfamous French Quarter, three blocks from Harrah’s Casino and five blocks from the convention center. Ideal for business and leisure travelers. Rooms/Suites: 141/2. Total: 143. $$$–$$$$$ ◆◆◆

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NO 70130 / 504-525-2500, 800-325-3535 On the historic Canal Street streetcar line bordering the French Quarter, steps from shopping, Harrah’s casino, legendary nightlife and world-famous restaurants, featuring The Link, 24-hour fitness center, pool, expansive meeting space and Sweet Sleeper Bed. Rooms/Suites: 1057/53. Total: 1110. $$$$$ ◆◆◆

St. James Hotel New Orleans

saintjameshotel.com / 330 Magazine St., NO 70130 / 504-304-4000, 877-424-6423 Delivers renovated guest rooms and suites with an elegant West Indies decor. Enjoy great views of New Orleans from your balcony or picturesque courtyard from your patio. Includes microwave, mini-refrigerator and complimentary WiFi. Rooms/Suites: 69/17. Total: 86. $$$$$ ◆◆◆

Staybridge Suites French Quarter Downtown

staybridgeneworleans.com / 501 Tchoupi-

toulas St., NO 70130 / 504-571-1818, 800-8581319 Newly renovated. All suites, complimentary breakfast daily, social reception Tuesday to Thursday, free Wi-Fi, laundry facilities and fitness center. Downtown one block from Harrah’s casino, three blocks from convention center. Walking distance to French Quarter, Superdome, Smoothie King Center, National WWII Museum and aquarium. Rooms/Suites: 0/182. Total: 182. $$$–$$$$$ ◆◆◆

W New Orleans

whotels.com/wneworleans / 333 Poydras

renaissanceperemarquette.com / 817

Royal St. Charles Hotel

sheratonneworleans.com / 500 Canal St.,

St., NO 70130 / 504-525-9444, 800-522-6963 In the heart of Central Business District. Featuring 350-thread-count sheets, Bliss Spa, Zoe Restaurant, rooftop pool, exercise facility and 10,000 square feet of flexible function space. Close to French Quarter and Mississippi riverfront attractions. Rooms/ Suites: 388/22. Total: 410. $$$$$ ◆◆◆◆

The Whitney Hotel, New Orleans Hotel Collection

neworleanshotelcollection.com / 610 Poy-

dras St., NO 70130 / 504-581-4222, 855-7986642 With true European boutique style, this National Register landmark was formerly one of New Orleans’ preeminent bank buildings. With a full-service restaurant and bar, free Wi-Fi, in-room bottled waters, newspapers and coffee. Easy valet parking at a charge. Rooms/Suites: 81/12. Total: 93. $$$$$ ◆◆◆

Windsor Court Hotel

windsorcourthotel.com / 300 Gravier St., NO 70130 / 504-523-6000, 800-262-2662 Consistently ranked as the top hotel in the state, Windsor Court is in the heart of the city and features the best of New Orleans’ elegant lifestyle, making it perfect for business and leisure travel. Rooms/Suites: 55/261. Total: 316. $$$$$ ◆◆◆◆

Wyndham Garden Hotel Baronne Plaza

baronneplaza.com / 201 Baronne St., NO

70112 / 504-522-0083, 888-756-0083 Located in the National Historic Lower Central Business District, this 1931 building features original art deco stone. Spacious rooms featuring complimentary Internet wireless access, in-room coffee makers, an exercise room and business center to meet your needs. Rooms/Suites: 150/20. Total: 170. $$$–$$$$$ ◆◆◆

HOTELS - CONVENTION/ WAREHOUSE/ ARTS DISTRICT The Ambassador Hotel

ambassadorhotelneworleans.com / 535 Tchoupitoulas St., NO 70130 / 504-527-5271, 800-455-3417 Three blocks to convention center, French Quarter and Riverwalk. French Victorian-style guestrooms feature irons/ironing boards, safes, coffeemakers, Internet access and hair dryers. Hotel has sports bar/grille, fitness and business centers and meeting space. Rooms/Suites: 165/0. Total: 165. $$–$$$$$

Courtyard by Marriott Convention Center

courtyardneworleanscc.com / 300 Julia St., NO 70130 / 504-598-9898 This historic building was converted to a hotel in December 1998. Each room features beautifully inviting decor and numerous amenities such as complimentary in-room coffee service, free high-speed Internet, television, voice mail, etc. Onsite heated pool/whirlpool, exercise room and four meeting rooms. Rooms/ Suites: 192/10. Total: 202. $$$$$ ◆◆◆

Embassy Suites Hotel New Orleans Convention Center

neworleans.embassysuites.com / 315 Julia St., NO 70130 / 504-525-1993, 800-362-2779 Newly renovated deluxe hotel located in Arts/Warehouse District. Two short blocks from the convention center and steps away from the French Quarter, galleries, shopping and famous restaurants. Breakfast and complimentary cocktails served daily. Rooms/Suites: 24/346. Total: 370. $$$$–$$$$$ ◆◆◆

Hampton Inn & Suites New Orleans Convention Center neworleanshamptoninns.com / 1201

Convention Center Blvd., NO 70130 / 504566-9990, 866-311-1200 Located across the street from the convention center. Renovated historic warehouse features daily complimentary hot breakfast buffet, complimentary high-speed wireless Internet, business center, bar, pool, fitness center and 12,000 square feet of meeting space. Rooms/Suites: 218/70. Total: 288. $$$$$

Harrah’s New Orleans Hotel

harrahsneworleans.com / 228 Poydras St., NO 70130 / 504-533-6000, 800-HARRAHS AAA Four Diamond-rated hotel offering rooms with the finest amenities, meeting rooms, a ballroom and a variety of dining options on Fulton Street. Steps away from the landbased Harrah’s casino, with 24/7 gaming, live entertainment and dining. Rooms/ Suites: 352/98. Total: 450. $$$$$

Hilton Garden Inn New Orleans Convention Center

neworleansconventioncenter.stayhgi. com / 1001 South Peters St., NO 70130 /

504-525-0044, 877-STAYHGI Boasting 284 well-appointed guest rooms located one block from the convention center and in the heart of the funky Warehouse/Arts District. Features 5,000 square feet of flexible event space available for social and business functions. Rooms/Suites: 273/11. Total: 284. $$$–$$$$$ ◆◆◆

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The Hotel Modern

thehotelmodern.com / 936 St. Charles Ave.,

NO 70130 / 504-962-0900, 800-684-9525 New Orleans’ finest boutique hotel located in the Warehouse/Arts District. Easy walking distance to the convention center and French Quarter. Offers the ultimate in convenience and comfort and invites you to taste and enjoy New Orleans. Rooms/Suites: 131/4. Total: 135. $$$–$$$$$ ◆◆◆

hyattplaceneworleansconventioncenter. com / 881 Convention Center Blvd., NO 70130

/ 504-524-1881, 888-HYATTHP An eight-story boutique hotel in the heart of the Arts/ Warehouse District, adjacent to the EMCC and a short walk to the French Quarter Central Business District and dozens of world-famous restaurants and entertainment venues. Rooms/Suites: 170/0. Total: 170. $$$$$

frenchquarterinns.com / 919 Royal St., NO

70116 / 504-561-5881, 800-654-0224 Located in the French Quarter, on Royal Street, the Andrew Jackson Hotel embodies French Quarter charm ambiance and architecture. Guestrooms are located amid landscaped Creole courtyard and world-famous wrought iron balcony. Complimentary continental breakfast. Rooms/Suites: 19/2. Total: 21. $$–$$$$$

Astor Crowne Plaza

Jelly Roll Suites

astorneworleans.com / 739 Canal at

jellyrollsuites.com / 320 Andrew Hig-

gins Dr., NO 70130 / 504-310-1400, Newly renovated building in Warehouse District one block from convention center. Spacious bedroom suites, fully furnished, full kitchen, granite counter tops, view of New Orleans skyline. Pool, fitness, concierge access. Also catering to extended stays. Rooms/ Suites: 0/23. Total: 23. $$$$–$$$$$

New Orleans Downtown Marriott at the Convention Center

neworleansmarriottconventioncenter. com / 859 Convention Center Blvd., NO 70130

/ 504-613-2888, 800-305-6342 Boasts 331 guest rooms, 24,000 square feet of meeting space. Perfect for business, group and leisure travelers. Located in the Warehouse District across from the convention center, cruise ships and shopping. Short walk to the French Quarter. Rooms/Suites: 320/11. Total: 331. $$$$–$$$$$ ◆◆◆

Renaissance New Orleans Arts

renaissanceartshotel.com / 700 Tchoupi-

toulas St., NO 70130 / 504-613-2330, 800-3056342 AAA Four-Diamond rated. Sleep in a contemporary art gallery. Located in the Arts District, three blocks from the Convention Center and six blocks from the French Quarter. Wireless Internet access, business center, in-room dining, fitness center, outdoor pool, valet parking. Rooms/Suites: 210/7. Total: 217. $$$$$ ◆◆◆◆

Residence Inn by Marriott New Orleans - Downtown

marriott.com / 345 St. Joseph St., NO 70130

/ 504-522-1300, 800-331-3131 An all-suite hotel. Includes living area with sofa sleeper and fully equipped kitchens. Guests enjoy complimentary expanded continental breakfast daily and hospitality hour 5:30pm to 7:30pm Monday to Thursday. Rooms/ Suites: 0/231. Total: 231. $$$$$ ◆◆◆

Springhill Suites by Marriott Convention Center

springhillsuites.com / 301 St. Joseph St.,

NO 70130 / 504-522-3100, 888-287-9400 Constructed from a 19th-century warehouse. Combines modern design elements with the original architecture of the building and the surrounding neighborhood. Rooms/Suites: 0/208. Total: 208. $$$–$$$$$ ◆◆◆

Wyndham Riverfront New Orleans wyndhamriverfront.com / 701 Conven-

tion Center Blvd., NO 70130 / 504-524-8200, 855-798-6642 Centrally located in the Arts District facing the convention center. Easy

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HOTELS - FRENCH QUARTER AREA Andrew Jackson Hotel, French Quarter Inns

Hyatt Place New Orleans Convention Center

access to Harrah’s entertainment and other cultural attractions, the hotel offers delightful dining, modern guest rooms and attentive services that provide exceptional comfort and convenience. Rooms/Suites: 190/12. Total: 202. $$$$$ ◆◆◆

Bourbon St., NO 70130 / 504-962-0500, 888696-4806 AAA Four Diamond, luxury French Quarter hotel located on Bourbon at Canal Street. Featuring spacious guest accommodations, 24-hour in-room dining, concierge, rooftop pool and fitness center. Rooms/ Suites: 660/33. Total: 693. $$$$$ ◆◆◆◆

Bienville House Hotel

bienvillehouse.com / 320 Decatur St., NO 70130 / 504-529-2345, 800-535-7836 Charming, intimate, boutique French Quarter hotel. Located in the heart of the entertainment district of New Orleans. Valet parking, restaurant, outdoor saltwater pool, access to health club, closest boutique French Quarter hotel to convention center. Rooms/ Suites: 80/3. Total: 83. $$$$$ ◆◆◆

Bluegreen Club La Pension

bluegreenrentals.com / 115 Decatur St., NO 70130 / 800-456-0009 The unofficial entrance to the French Quarter, this revitalized property offers spacious one-bedroom suites redesigned with wood floors, eclectic sleek furnishings, kitchenettes, complimentary Internet. Local artists have participated for a hip and playful style. Rooms/Suites: 0/63. Total: 63. $$$–$$$$$

Bourbon Orleans, New Orleans Hotel Collection bourbonorleans.com / 717 Orleans St., NO

70116 / 504-523-2222, 866-513-9744 Luxury in the French Quarter at the corner of Bourbon and Orleans. Walking distance of Jackson Square, Royal Street shopping, Arnaud’s, Antoine’s, Brennan’s, Pat O’ Brien’s and famous cultural attractions. Free WiFi, bottled water and welcome drink. Stash hotel reward points. Rooms/Suites: 189/27. Total: 216. $$$$$ ◆◆◆

Chateau Hotel

chateauhotel.com / 1001 Chartres St., NO 70116 / 504-524-9636, 800-828-1822 A small hotel in the heart of the French Quarter. Rooms overlook the courtyard with pool and patio or the streets of the Quarter. Free continental breakfast, WiFi and morning paper. Parking is available. Rooms/Suites: 42/6. Total: 48. $$$$$

Courtyard New Orleans Downtown/ Iberville courtyardneworleansiberville.com /

910 Iberville St., NO 70112 / 504-523-2400, 800-MARRIOTT In the historic French Quarter. Features marble bathrooms, refrigerators, coffee makers and timeless decor. For the business traveler, the two rooms serve as an office and bedroom

including dual-line telephones and two televisions. Rooms/Suites: 90/140. Total: 230. $$$–$$$$$ ◆◆◆

Dauphine Orleans Hotel, New Orleans Hotel Collection

dauphineorleans.com / 415 Dauphine St.,

NO 70112 / 504-586-1800, 800-521-7111 Boutique comforts in the heart of the French Quarter. Included in rate: complimentary deluxe continental breakfast, wireless Internet, bottled waters, welcome drink in lounge, local phone calls, fitness and business centers and delightful courtyard saltwater pool. Stash hotel reward points. Rooms/Suites: 109/2. Total: 111. $$$$–$$$$$ ◆◆◆

Four Points by Sheraton French Quarter fourpointsfrenchquarter.com / 541 Bourbon St., NO 70130 / 504-524-7611, 866-716-8133 Located in the heart of the French Quarter on the corner of Bourbon and Toulouse. Many rooms with balconies overlooking the street or courtyard/pool. Walking distance to all French Quarter attractions. Rooms/Suites: 178/8. Total: 186. $$$–$$$$$ ◆◆◆

French Market Inn

frenchmarketinn.com / 501 Decatur St., NO 70130 / 504-561-5621, 800-366-2743 Lovely property with stone paved courtyards just steps away from the Mississippi River, food, fun, shopping and entertainment. Rooms/ Suites: 120/0. Total: 120. $$$–$$$$$

Holiday Inn Chateau LeMoyne French Quarter

hi-chateau.com / 301 Dauphine St., NO 70112 / 504-581-1303, 800-465-4329 Historic boutique hotel located one block from Bourbon Street and steps from the best shopping, restaurants and nightlife in the French Quarter. Charming garden courtyard featuring a pool to relax and enjoy the best of New Orleans. Rooms/Suites: 160/11. Total: 171. $$$$$ ◆◆◆

Hotel Le Marais, New Orleans Hotel Collection

hotellemarais.com / 717 Conti St., NO 70130 / 504-525-2300, 800-935-8740 Trendy boutique comforts in the heart of the French Quarter. Free breakfast, WiFi, coffee, water, welcome drink, local phone calls, newspaper, fitness and business center and delightful courtyard saltwater pool. Rated in the top five on tripadvisor.com. Stash hotel reward points. Rooms/Suites: 64/0. Total: 64. $$$$$ ◆◆◆

Hotel Maison de Ville

maisondeville.com / 727 Toulouse St., NO 70130 / 504-324-4888 Historic property with boutique comforts in the heart of the French Quarter. Guests are treated to true Southern hospitality with New Orleans flair. Private courtyard featuring 19th-century charm, balconies, Wi-Fi, coffee, pastries and bottled water. Rooms/Suites: 14/2. Total: 16. $$$$$

Hotel Mazarin, New Orleans Hotel Collection

hotelmazarin.com / 730 Bienville St., NO

70130 / 504-581-7300, 800-535-9706 Combines charm, and quiet elegance. Named for the famous Cardinal Jules Mazarin. Guest rooms surround a storybook courtyard and shimmering renaissance fountain. Patrick’s Bar Vin and fine catering complete the “diamond of the French Quarter.” Free breakfast, WiFi, and welcome drink. Stash hotel reward points. Rooms/Suites: 99/3. Total: 102. $$$$$ ◆◆◆

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Hotel Monteleone

Maison Dupuy Hotel

hotelmonteleone.com / 214 Royal St.,

NO 70130 / 504-523-3341, 800-535-9595 A Four Diamond French Quarter property featuring Carousel Bar and Lounge, Criollo Restaurant and Lounge, Spa Aria, rooftop pool and fitness center, valet parking, Wi-Fi throughout. Deluxe guest rooms offer upscale amenities. Rooms/Suites: 515/55. Total: 570. $$$$$ ◆◆◆◆

Hotel Provincial

hotelprovincial.com / 1024 Chartres St.,

NO 70116 / 504-581-4995, 800-535-7922 Located in the heart of the French Quarter. All rooms decorated in antiques or period reproductions. Complimentary continental breakfast, two swimming pools, complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access, on-site parking. Rooms/Suites: 82/11. Total: 93. $$$$$ ◆◆◆

Hotel Royal

hotelroyalneworleans.com / 1006 Royal

St., NO 70116 / 504-524-3900, 800-650-3323 Savor the aroma of fresh coffee with chicory awaiting you in the lobby. Pamper yourself in your guest room, surrounded by brick walls, high ceilings and modern furnishings. Newly renovated October 2011. Rooms/ Suites: 38/5. Total: 43. $$$$–$$$$$

Hotel St. Marie

hotelstmarie.com / 827 Toulouse St., NO

70112 / 504-561-8951, 800-366-2743 The Hotel St. Marie offers modern amenities combined with classic French Quarter atmosphere. Many of our elegant guest rooms feature balconies overlooking the exciting streets of the Quarter or our serene tropical courtyard and pool. Rooms/Suites: 101/2. Total: 103. $$$–$$$$$ ◆◆

Hotel St. Pierre

frenchquarterinns.com / 911 Burgundy

St., NO 70116 / 504-524-4401, 800-225-4040 Located in the French Quarter, steps from Bourbon Street, the Hotel St. Pierre exemplifies charming French Quarter architecture and ambiance. Guest rooms are located amid landscaped courtyards and swimming pools. Limited free parking. Complimentary continental breakfast. Rooms/Suites: 65/9. Total: 74. $$–$$$$$

Hotel Villa Convento

villaconvento.com / 616 Ursulines St., NO 70116 / 504-522-1793, 800-887-2817 Experience the charm of an 1840s Creole townhouse rumored to be the House of the Rising Sun. Balconies and a tropical courtyard. Complimentary continental breakfast. Rooms/Suites: 23/2. Total: 25. $$$–$$$$$

Hyatt French Quarter New Orleans

frenchquarter.hyatt.com / 800 Iberville St., NO 70112 / 504-586-0800, 800-233-1234 A New Orleans hotel in the French Quarter adjacent to Bourbon Street. Renovated in 2012. Boasts 254 guest rooms, 10,660 square feet of function space and two outdoor courtyards. Rooms/Suites: 245/9. Total: 254. $$$$$ ◆◆◆

Le Richelieu in the French Quarter

lerichelieuhotel.com / 1234 Chartres St., NO 70116 / 504-529-2492, 800-535-9653 Fodor’s Choice. Frommer’s Favorite. Zagat’s Best Value. Individually and traditionally decorated. Hair dryers, refrigerators, irons and boards, in-room voice mail, free wireless Internet, dataports. Limited room service, bellmen, concierges. Terrace cafe, lounge, pool, courtyard. Secure parking. Rooms/ Suites: 72/15. Total: 87. $$$–$$$$$

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maisondupuy.com / 1001 Toulouse St.,

NO 70112 / 504-586-8000, 800-535-9177 Located in the heart of the French Quarter, 200-room boutique property offers outdoor heated pool in our lush courtyard, fitness center, complimentary wireless Internet, home of Bistreaux Restaurant and Bar with live entertainment. Rooms/Suites: 187/13. Total: 200. $$$–$$$$$

Melrose Mansion

frenchquarterhotelgroup.com / 937

Esplanade Ave., NO 70116 / 504-944-2255, 800-650-3323 All the amenities of a grand hotel with the intimacy of a fine New Orleans home. Newly renovated October 2011. Rate includes complimentary wine and cheese in the evenings and continental breakfast. Rooms/Suites: 0/21. Total: 21. $$$$$

New Orleans Marriott

neworleansmarriott.com / 555 Canal St.,

NO 70130 / 504-581-1000, 888-364-1200 Our back door leads you to the famous French Quarter. From our front door, you may catch a streetcar ride or walk to our many nearby attractions such as Aquarium of the Americas, riverboat cruises or the Riverwalk shopping mall. Rooms/Suites: 1275/54. Total: 1329. $$$$$ ◆◆◆

Olivier House Hotel

olivierhouse.com / 828 Toulouse St., NO

70112 / 504-525-8456, 866-525-9748 This beautiful 1839 Creole Townhouse includes three courtyards, a pool and unique rooms and suites, some offering fireplaces, balconies, split-levels, kitchenettes and antique furnishings in a quintessentially French Quarter atmosphere. Rooms/Suites: 26/16. Total: 42. $$$–$$$$

Omni Royal Orleans Hotel

omniroyalorleans.com / 621 St Louis St.,

NO 70140 / 504-529-5333, 800-843-6664 Traditional European luxury hotel, with rooftop saltwater pool oasis, AAA Four Diamond award-winning service and the renowned Rib Room Restaurant. This is the place to see and be seen in New Orleans. Rooms/ Suites: 319/26. Total: 345. $$$$$ ◆◆◆◆

Place d’Armes Hotel

placedarmes.com / 625 St. Ann St.,

NO 70116 / 504-524-4531, 800-366-2743 Quaint French Quarter hotel with lovely courtyard, pool and patio area. Centrally located at Jackson Square. Complimentary continental breakfast and morning paper. Tasteful rooms with traditional furniture. Well priced. Rooms/Suites: 84/0. Total: 84. $$$–$$$$$ ◆◆◆

Prince Conti Hotel

princecontihotel.com / 830 Conti St., NO 70112 / 504-529-4172, 800-366-2743 In the heart of the French Quarter just off Bourbon Street. Beautiful guest rooms, corporate suites, parking, two restaurants and an elegant 18th-century meeting space. Rooms/ Suites: 68/8. Total: 76. $$$–$$$$$ ◆◆◆

The Ritz-Carlton, New Orleans

ritzcarlton.com / 921 Canal St., NO 70112

/ 504-524-1331, 800-241-3333 Located adjacent to the French Quarter on Canal Street. The hotel’s ideal location makes it just a minute’s walk to Bourbon Street and a 10- to 12-minute walk to the convention center. Rooms/Suites: 489/38. Total: 527. $$$$$ ◆◆◆◆

Royal Sonesta Hotel New Orleans

sonesta.com / 300 Bourbon St., NO 70130 / 504-586-0300, 800-766-3782 This Four Diamond hotel in the heart of the French Quarter offers an authentic New Orleans experience with Irvin Mayfield’s Jazz Playhouse, PJ’s Coffee Cafe, Desire Bistro & Oyster Bar and contemporary Louisiana cuisine at the newly opened Restaurant R’evolution. Rooms/Suites: 448/35. Total: 483. $$$$$ ◆◆◆◆

The Saint

thesainthotelneworleans.com / 931 Canal

St., NO 70112 / 504-522-5400 Provides a tech-savvy experience for its guests who will be immersed in an environment of timeless and breathtaking design. The ultimate in modern conveniences while celebrating the rich history of New Orleans. Opened November 2011. Rooms/Suites: 166/5. Total: 171. $$$$$

Soniat House Hotel

soniathouse.com / 1133 Chartres St., NO 70116 / 504-522-0570, 800-544-8808 The most deluxe small hotel in New Orleans. Chosen by Conde Nast Traveler as the hotel that reflects the essential spirit of Louisiana. Superb antiques in every room. No two are alike. Beautiful, tropical courtyards. Rooms/Suites: 18/12. Total: 30. $$$$$

W New Orleans - French Quarter

whotels.com/frenchquarter / 316 Chartres St., NO 70130 / 504-581-1200, 877-946-8357 Rooms overlook courtyard and pool or French Quarter. Patio rooms available. Enjoy our W signature bed, Bliss amenities, business services, 24-hour concierge and more in the heart of the French Quarter. Steps from Jackson Square. Rooms/Suites: 96/2. Total: 98. $$$$$ ◆◆◆

The Westin New Orleans Canal Place westinneworleanscanalplace.com / 100 Rue Iberville, NO 70130 / 504-566-7006, 866527-1381 Luxurious Four Diamond hotel, voted “Best Room with a View” overlooking the Mississippi River and historic French Quarter. The perfect downtown New Orleans hotel to savor the Big Easy’s zest for living. Rooms/Suites: 397/40. Total: 437. $$$$$ ◆◆◆◆

Wyndham New Orleans - French Quarter

wyndhamfrenchquarter.com / 124 Royal

St., NO 70130 / 504-529-7211, 877-999-3223 In the historic French Quarter, one block from Bourbon Street. Great restaurants and night spots within blocks of hotel. Close proximity to Convention Center, Superdome, Smoothie King Center, National WWII Museum, Jackson Square and Central Business District. On-site parking. Rooms/ Suites: 318/56. Total: 374. $$$$$ ◆◆◆

HOTELS - GARDEN DISTRICT/UPTOWN Avenue Plaza Resort

avenueplazaresort.com/cvb / 2111 St.

Charles Ave., NO 70130 / 800-989-6901 Features spacious guest suites with kitchenettes for your convenience. Amenities include a swimming pool, exercise equipment, sauna and laundry facilities. Only minutes from all that New Orleans has to offer. Rooms/Suites: 25/25. Total: 50. $$$$–$$$$$

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Best Western Plus St. Charles Inn

stcharlesinn.com / 3636 St. Charles Ave., NO

70115 / 504-899-8888, 800-489-9908 Located in the beautiful Garden District. Minutes to everything via the St. Charles Avenue streetcar. Free high-speed Internet. Complimentary continental breakfast, fitness center and business center. 100 percent non-smoking. Pet-friendly. Rooms/Suites: 40/0. Total: 40. $$$$–$$$$$ ◆◆◆

Clarion Grand Boutique Hotel

nolahotels.com / 2001 St. Charles Ave., NO 70130 / 504-558-9966, 800-976-1755 All junior suite boutique hotel located on the historic St. Charles streetcar line. Parking on site at a daily fee. Complimentary hot breakfast buffet each morning. One hundred percent smoke free hotel. Rooms/Suites: 36/8. Total: 44. $$$$$

Columns Hotel

thecolumns.com / 3811 St. Charles Ave., NO

70115 / 504-899-9308, 800-445-9308 Yearning for more romance? Visit this small 1883 hotel, once a private residence. One of the stateliest remaining examples of turn-ofthe-century Italianate architecture. Listed on National Register of Historic Places. Rooms/Suites: 18/2. Total: 20. $$$$$

Hampton Inn - Garden District

neworleanshamptoninns.com / 3626

St. Charles Ave., NO 70115 / 504-899-9990, 800-HAMPTON Located along the St. Charles Avenue streetcar line, just two miles from the French Quarter. Complimentary continental breakfast, free parking, free wireless Internet access, complimentary tea and cheese reception. All rooms include microwaves and mini-refrigerators. Rooms/ Suites: 90/10. Total: 100. $$$$–$$$$$

Hotel Indigo New Orleans Garden District

hotelindigo.com/neworleansgdn / 2203 St.

Charles Ave., NO 70130 / 504-522-3650 The newest hotel in the Historic Garden District. Located along the St. Charles streetcar line and surrounded by a multitude of restaurants, shops and attractions. The choice is yours — stroll or ride. Opened 2012. Rooms/ Suites: 122/10. Total: 132. $$$$$

Maison St. Charles Quality Inn & Suites

maisonstcharles.com / 1319 St. Charles

Ave., NO 70130 / 504-522-0187, 800-831-1783 Charming Garden District hotel with historic suites on St. Charles Avenue. Choice Hotels International Gold Award-winning property featuring complimentary continental breakfast, pool/hot tub, guest laundry facilities, off-street self-parking at a fee, 24-hour security. Rooms/Suites: 113/17. Total: 130. $$$–$$$$ ◆◆

The Pontchartrain Hotel

thepontchartrainhotel.com / 2031 St. Charles Ave., NO 70130 / 504-524-0581 Rooms/Suites: 0/82. Total: 82. $$$$$

The Prytania Park Hotel

prytaniaparkhotel.com / 1525 Prytania St.,

NO 70130 / 504-524-0427, 800-862-1984 Historic Lower Garden District location on the St. Charles Avenue Streetcar line. Kids under 18 stay for free. Free parking. Expanded complimentary continental breakfast. Rooms/Suites: 72/18. Total: 90. $$$$

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HOTELS JEFFERSON PARISH Best Western Plus Landmark Hotel nolahotels.com / 2601 Severn Ave.,

Metairie 70002 / 504-888-9500, 800-277-7575 Full-service convention hotel. More than 10,000 square feet of meeting space. The largest ballroom in Jefferson Parish. Complimentary fitness center, business center and high speed Wi-Fi. All rooms have microwaves and refrigerators. Complimentary parking. Heated outdoor pool. One block from Lakeside Shopping Center. Rooms/ Suites: 151/5. Total: 156. $$$–$$$$$ ◆◆◆

Brent House Hotel

brenthouse.com / 1512 Jefferson Hwy., NO

70121 / 504-835-5411, 800-535-3986 Beautiful unique hotel located midway between the airport and downtown New Orleans on the campus of Ochsner Medical Health Systems. Beautiful and spacious rooms with many amenities. Rooms/Suites: 134/3. Total: 137. $$$$–$$$$$ ◆◆◆

Contempra Inn

contemprainn.com / 2820 Williams Blvd.,

Kenner 70062 / 504-468-7700, 877-468-7701 Value priced motel in heart of Kenner. Two miles to the airport, mall and casino. Thirteen miles to Central Business District. Free cable TV, local phone and Internet. Microwave and refrigerators in larger rooms. Laundromat next door. Rooms/Suites: 52/0. Total: 52. $–$$

Country Inn & Suites New Orleans Airport

countryinns.com/kennerla / 1501 Veterans

Memorial Blvd., Kenner 70062 / 504-305-1501, 800-456-4000 One of the finest hotels with clean, comfortable rooms and 24-hour airport shuttle. Complimentary breakfast and business center as well as a free fitness center with meeting room accommodation. On-site bar lounge and restaurant. Rooms/ Suites: 85/9. Total: 94. $$$–$$$$$

Crowne Plaza New Orleans Airport, New Orleans Hotel Collection neworleansairporthotel.com / 2829

Williams Blvd., Kenner 70062 / 504-4675611, 800-227-6963 Offers 292 renovated and beautifully appointed guest rooms and suites. Executive floor with lounge, Crowne Plaza Sleep Advantage amenities, restaurant, lobby lounge, fitness center, outdoor pool and 12,000 square feet of meeting space. Rooms/Suites: 289/3. Total: 292. $$$–$$$$$ ◆◆◆

The Doubletree by Hilton, New Orleans Airport

neworleansairport.doubletree.com / 2150 Veterans Memorial Blvd., Kenner 70062 / 504467-3111, 866-292-6118 We are the premier hotel at the New Orleans Airport, featuring DoubleTree sweet dreams beds. Twelve miles from the French Quarter and conveniently located just off I-10. Complimentary parking and 24 hour airport shuttle. Rooms/ Suites: 243/2. Total: 245. $$$–$$$$$

Four Points by Sheraton New Orleans Airport fourpointsneworleans.com / 6401

Veterans Memorial Blvd., Metairie 70003 / 504-885-5700 Full-service, 220-room Starwood property with 5,500 square feet of meeting and banquet space, free airport shuttle, free parking, free wireless highspeed Internet, garden pool and hot tub. Three stars. Rooms/Suites: 217/3. Total: 220. $$$–$$$$$

Hilton Garden Inn New Orleans Airport

neworleansairport.gardeninn.com / 4535

Williams Blvd., Kenner 70065 / 504-712-0504 Located in Kenner, Louisiana, just four miles from Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport, adjacent to the Treasure Chest Casino, connected to the Pontchartrain Center, and overlooking Lake Pontchartrain. 122 guest rooms, meeting space and restaurant. Rooms/Suites: 118/4. Total: 122. $$$–$$$$$ ◆◆◆

Hilton New Orleans Airport

neworleansairport.hilton.com / 901 Airline Dr., Kenner 70062 / 504-469-5000, 800-8725914 Comfort and convenience, located across the street from Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport (MSY). Complimentary shuttle to MSY, complimentary parking. Accommodates everything from business travel to board meetings and conventions. Just minutes from downtown New Orleans attractions. Rooms/Suites: 315/2. Total: 317. $$$$–$$$$$ ◆◆◆

Holiday Inn Metairie New Orleans Airport holidayinn.com/metairiela / 2261 N.

Causeway Blvd., Metairie 70001 / 504-3735946, 800-HOLIDAY Located in the heart of Metairie and minutes from downtown. Restaurant/bar, complimentary Internet, refrigerators, complimentary parking and airport transportation, fitness center, business center, guest laundry and game arcade. Rooms/Suites: 189/16. Total: 205. $$$$–$$$$$

New Orleans Marriott Metairie at Lakeway

marriott.com/MSYMM / 3838 N. Causeway Blvd., Metairie 70002 / 504-836-5253, 866882-4377 Sleek contemporary hotel on Lake Pontchartain. Beautiful views, Marriott’s plug-in technology, health club, indoor pool, concierge floor. Bistreaux Metairie is inspired comfort food and Perk’s coffee shop. Wireless access. Banquet/meeting facilities for up to 200. Rooms/Suites: 187/33. Total: 220. $$$$–$$$$$ ◆◆◆◆

Ramada Metairie - New Orleans

ramadametairie.com / 2713 N. Causeway Blvd., Metairie 70002 / 504-835-4141, 800874-1280 Best of 2012 award-winning hotel. Minutes from New Orleans. Rooms include free breakfast with hot items, wireless highspeed Internet, pay-per-view movies and in-room safes. Outdoor saltwater swimming pool, fitness center, business center and meeting space available. Rooms/Suites: 137/1. Total: 138. $$$–$$$$$

Sheraton Metairie - New Orleans

sheratonmetairie.com / 4 Galleria Blvd., Metairie 70001 / 504-837-6707 We offer luxurious accommodations, flexible meeting space, convenient location and outstanding guest service. Club floor, 24-hour business center, pool and fitness center. Restaurant serving breakfast, lunch, dinner and room service with lounge. Rooms/Suites: 181/0. Total: 181. $$$–$$$$$ ◆◆◆

Sleep Inn New Orleans Airport

choicehotels.com/hotel/la720 / 2830

Loyola Dr., Kenner 70062 / 504-466-9666, 800424-6423 New hotel minutes from French Quarter and Bourbon Street. Free parking, breakfast, Internet, fitness room, room service, guest laundry. Airport shuttle requires advance notice. Park & Fly, bonus points for Choice members. Take our virtual tour. Rooms/Suites: 115/5. Total: 120. $$$–$$$$

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TownePlace Suites by Marriott New Orleans Metairie

Holiday Inn Express & Suites - East

marriott.com/msytm / 5424 Citrus Blvd.,

Harahan 70123 / 504-818-2400 The perfect hotel for your New Orleans experience. Our hotel is an all-suite property with full-sized kitchens in every room. We are also pet friendly ($75 one time cleaning fee per room). Rooms/Suites: 0/124. Total: 124. $$$$$

70128 / 504-324-4800, 800-HOLIDAY Located in eastern New Orleans. Provides the best in accommodations and service. Rate includes complimentary breakfast, parking and Internet. Rooms have a 32-inch flat-screen TV, microfridge and workstation. Enjoy the outdoor pool, fitness, business center and on-site laundry. Rooms/Suites: 60/27. Total: 87. $$$$

HOTELS - NORTHSHORE

HOTELS - NEW ORLEANS EAST & CHALMETTE

Hilton Garden Inn Covington

Baymont Inn & Suites New Orleans baymontinnandsuites.com / 12340 I-10

Service Rd., NO 70128 / 504-355-0200, 800337-0550 Complimentary breakfast, outdoor pool, fitness center. No pets allowed. Rooms/Suites: 70/70. Total: 140. $$

Best Western Plus Chalmette

bestwestern.com / 3400 Paris Rd., Chalmette 70043 / 504-309-6360, 800-780-7234 Rooms/Suites: 59/6. Total: 65. $$$ ◆◆◆

Comfort Suites

comfortsuitesneworleans.com / 7051

hiexpress.com / 7049 Bullard Ave., NO

covington.hgi.com / 350 Holiday Square

Rd., Covington 70433 / 985-327-7118 The convenience of the Northshore of New Orleans, located in the suburban business district of Covington off I-12. Close to numerous office buildings, sports fields and various shopping centers. Rooms/Suites: 96/20. Total: 116. $$$$$

HOTELS OUTSIDE METRO AREA Hampton Inn Laplace

laplace.hamptoninn.com / 4288 Hwy. 51,

Bullard Ave., NO 70128 / 504-244-1414, 800424-6423 Located at Exit 245. New with 65 upscale rooms with arched entryways and ceiling fan over sofabed. Rooms have individual microwave, fridge, iron, hair dryers and coffeemaker. Free parking, high-speed Internet and hot deluxe breakfast. Rooms/ Suites: 10/55. Total: 65. $$$–$$$$$

Laplace 70068 / 985-652-5002, 800-426-7866 Here in Cajun country at our palm-lined Hampton Inn Hotel, you will experience exceptional southern hospitality. While staying here, you can explore graceful old plantations and the awe-inspiring nature of swamps. Rooms/Suites: 80/0. Total: 80. $$$$–$$$$$ ◆◆◆

HOTELS - WESTBANK Comfort Inn

choicehotels.com / 6751 Westbank Expy.,

Marrero 70072 / 504-267-0701, 866-3072224 As a guest of the Comfort Inn you will enjoy amenities and features like free wireless Internet access and free local calls. All rooms come equipped with micro/ fridge, coffeemakers, desks and flatscreen televisions. Complimentary hot breakfast. Rooms/Suites: 50/23. Total: 73. $$$

Comfort Suites

comfortsuites.com/hotel-harvey-louisiana-LA181 / 1611 Elton Court Rd., Harvey

70058 / 504-361-9110 Power up when you’re traveling for business or pleasure. Comfort Suites gives you plenty of space to relax and regroup. Spread out in oversized rooms with separate areas for working, sleeping and relaxing. Rooms/Suites: 0/55. Total: 55. $$$–$$$$

Holiday Inn Express

hiexpress.com/harveyla / 2433 Manhattan Blvd., Harvey 70058 / 504366-5055, 800-465-4329 Located on the Westbank of New Orleans, making us one of the most convenient hotels in Harvey, near New Orleans. Since we’re just minutes from downtown New Orleans, travel is a breeze for corporate and leisure guests alike. Rooms/Suites: 75/16. Total: 91. $$$$$

A Fresh Twist on the French Quarter At the Hyatt Place New Orleans/Convention Center, style meets innovation, with an array of services and features, and a location that’s unbeatable. Located in the heart of the downtown Arts District, across the street from the Convention Center and within walking distance of the cruise ship terminals, WWII Museum, the French Quarter and all its attractions. Enjoy our delicious, complimentary a.m. Kitchen Skillet™, access to great food and drinks 24 hours a day, complimentary use of our fitness center and complimentary WI-FI everywhere! Welcome to a different place.® Hyatt Place wins J.D. Power’s highest guest satisfaction ranking for upscale hotel chains… please join us and discover why! To book call 504 524 1881 or visit HyattPlaceNewOrleansConventionCenter.com

Hyatt Place New Orleans/Convention Center 881 Convention Center Boulevard New Orleans, Louisiana 70130

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Quality Inn and Suites Westbank

Ashton’s Bed & Breakfast

qualityinn.com/gretna / 100 Westbank

Expy., Gretna 70053 / 504-366-2361, 800-4CHOICE Conveniently located on the westbank of the Mississippi just 2.8 miles from Downtown New Orleans. We offer free hot buffet breakfast, free parking and excellent sleeping accommodations. Rooms/ Suites: 145/5. Total: 150. $$$

70116 / 504-942-7048, 800-725-4131 1860s mansion, period antiques, modern conveniences. Nine blocks to French Quarter. Relaxing courtyard with 300-year-old live oak. In-room phones, dataports, cable TV, full gourmet breakfast with New Orleans Creole specialties. Rooms/Suites: 8/0. Total: 8. $$$$$ – Esplanade Ridge

Audubon Cottages, New Orleans Hotel Collection

BED & BREAKFAST RESERVATION SERVICES

auduboncottages.com / 509 Dauphine St.,

Professional Innkeepers Assn of New Orleans (PIANO) bbnola.com / NO Your online B&B resource. All city-licensed and inspected properties, in all neighborhoods. Visit the website for pictures and details of all properties, rates, availability and online reservations. Two hundred rooms. No two alike. Rooms/ Suites: 200/0. Total: 200.

BED & BREAKFASTS 1870 Banana Courtyard French Quarter/New Orleans B&B

ashtonsbb.com / 2023 Esplanade Ave., NO

NO 70112 / 504-561-5858 Exclusive historic Creole cottage retreat surrounding the French Quarter’s most elegant heated saltwater pool featuring French Quarter Butler Service. Unique, private and truly New Orleans. Just a block from Bourbon Street. Free WiFi, breakfast and bottled waters. Stash hotel reward points. Rooms/Suites: 0/7. Total: 7. $$$$$ – French Quarter

Avenue Inn Bed and Breakfast

avenueinnbb.com / 4125 Saint Charles Ave.,

bananacourtyard.com / 1422 N. Rampart St., NO 70116 / 504-947-4475, 800-842-4748 Ooh la la — 1870s society’s elite bordello. French Quarter is half a block away. Bourbon Street is a three-minute walk. Courtyard, hammock, balcony rooms with a view. Experience N’awlins like a local. Compare rates; ours are all-inclusive. Rooms/Suites: 5/0. Total: 5. $$$$–$$$$$ – French Quarter

NO 70115 / 504-269-2640, 800-490-8542 Magnificent 1891 Queen Anne-style mansion on the streetcar line. All 17 lovingly appointed guest rooms have private baths and modern amenities. Wedding packages, corporate rates and reception space to accommodate intimate functions. Full business services available. Rooms/Suites: 17/0. Total: 17. $$$$–$$$$$ – Garden District/Uptown

Balcony Guesthouse

balconyguesthouse.com / 2483 Royal St.,

NO 70117 / 504-945-4425, 800-395-2124 Your bed and breakfast above Schiro’s Grocery/ Cafe/Bar. Full breakfast menu included in room price. Four quiet rooms and master suite with balcony access overlooking the historic Faubourg Marigny area, only blocks from the Quarter and Frenchmen Street. Rooms/Suites: 4/1. Total: 5. $$–$$$$ – Marigny/Bywater

Canal Street Inn

canalstreetinn.com / 3620 Canal St., NO

70119 / 504-483-3033 Located on worldfamous Canal Street, Canal Street Inn (circa 1972) is a beautifully restored Neoclassicalstyle villa. Rooms/Suites: 7/3. Total: 10. $$$$$ – Mid-City

Chez Ellie-Marie

chezelliemarie.com / 8137 Green St., NO 70118 / 504-861-0361, Southern style. Two-story 1915 Craftsman double. Uptown, historic Carrollton neighborhood. One block off street car line near Tulane, Loyola and Xavier universities. French Quarter is a short ride away. Free off-street parking. Rooms/Suites: 1/1. Total: 2. $$$$–$$$$$ – Garden District/Uptown

The Duchess BB

theduchessbb.com / 833 6th St., NO 70115 / 504-872-9473 A unique contemporary bed and breakfast amidst a warm Southern tradition. Rooms/Suites: 4/4. Total: 8. $$$$$ – Garden District/Uptown

New Orle�s

FEEL THE PULSE OF

HOTEL ST. MARIE 827 Rue Toulouse 800.366.2743

LE RICHELIEU HOTEL 1234 Rue Chartres 800.535.9653

FRENCH MARKET INN 501 Rue Decatur 504.561.5621

THE MAISON DUPUY 1001 Rue Toulouse 800.535.9177 HOTEL PROVINCIAL 1024 Rue Chartres 800.784.6974

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IN THE HEART OF THE

In the heart of America’s most soulful city, beats the joyous excitement of the French Quarter. With five luxurious hotels to select from, we offer you everything you’re looking for…from spicy food to the spicier nightlife…from hot music to cool architecture. All here waiting for you, right outside our doors.

frenchquarterhotels.com

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imagine Taking a moment for yourself. Finding that perfect spot to meet. It’s between the art galleries and the French Quarter. Between the convention center and the Superdome. It’s that sweet spot between business and pleasure. InterContinental New Orleans is the place to get together for work and stay together for fun. Since opening for the World’s Fair in 1984, the InterContinental has grown into a centerpiece of New Orleans hospitality. For business travelers who need every comfort as well as for locals who just want to have a good time and a great meal, we take care of every detail. Now, 30 years later, we have modernized everything. Enjoy impeccable service and 4-Diamond accommodations – recently remodeled featuring a new, modernized lobby; a new restaurant, Trenasse, offering fresh Gulf Coast seafood with a New Orleans twist; all-new rooms; and upgraded meeting facilities with even more premium meeting space on three floors. There’s no better time to stay with us. You and…

444 St. Charles Avenue (800) 445-6563 www.icneworleans.com

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Edgar Degas House Historic Home, Courtyard and Inn

Fairchild House Bed and Breakfast fairchildhouse.com / 1518 Prytania St.,

NO 70130 / 504-524-0154, 800-256-8096 This Greek Revival residence and the two adjacent guest houses are rich with 19thcentury history. Situated among the picturesque oaks of the Lower Garden District. All rooms are decorated in an antique setting with private baths. Continental breakfast. Rooms/Suites: 8/1. Total: 9. $$$$ – Garden District/Uptown

Grand Victorian Bed & Breakfast

gvbb.com / 2727 St. Charles Ave., NO 70130

/ 504-895-1104, 800-977-0008 Built in 1893, this Queen Anne Victorian combines modern convenience with period charm in every room. Centrally located on historic St. Charles Avenue streetcar line in the Garden District. Free parking and Wi-Fi available. Rooms/Suites: 6/2. Total: 8. $$$$$ – Garden District/Uptown

The Green House Inn

thegreenhouseinn.com / 1212 Magazine

St., NO 70130 / 504-525-1333, 800-966-1303 A tropical paradise with unique salt water pool and jacuzzi. We offer comfortable rooms with private bathrooms, king-size beds, free parking, tropical gardens, many deluxe amenities and a convenient location. Rooms/Suites: 9/0. Total: 9. $$$–$$$$$ – Convention/Warehouse/Arts District

HH Whitney House - A Bed & Breakfast on the Historic Esplanade hhwhitneyhouse.com / 1923 Esplanade

Ave., NO 70116 / 504-948-9448, 800-924-9448 Experience Southern hospitality and oldworld charm in this Italianate beauty (circa 1865). Antiques, piano, plaster rosettes and archways, fireplaces, cypress millwork, balconies, tropical garden, swimming pool, hot tub, free parking and Wi-Fi. Eight blocks to French Quarter. Rooms/Suites: 3/2. Total: 5. $$$$–$$$$$ – Esplanade Ridge

La Belle Esplanade

whaleheadking.com / 2216 Esplanade Ave., NO 70119 / 504-301-1424 Colorful 1883 manor between the French Quarter and City Park. Two-room suites with private baths, balconies, secure parking and garden. Furnished with period antiques and original artwork. Rooms/Suites: 0/5. Total: 5. $$$$$ – Esplanade Ridge

Lanaux Mansion

lanauxmansion.com / 547 Esplanade Ave., NO 70116 / 504-330-2826 This beautiful 1879 Victorian Mansion located in the French Quarter area offers a unique historical charm with undisturbed privacy in the Old World atmosphere. Steps away from world-

class cuisine, several dining choices, music venues and galleries. Rooms/Suites: 2/2. Total: 4. $$$$–$$$$$ – French Quarter

Magnolia Mansion Hotel

magnoliamansion.com / 2127 Prytania St.,

NO 70130 / 504-412-9500 Rooms/Suites: 9/0. Total: 9. $$$$$ – Garden District/Uptown

Maison DuBois Bed and Breakfast

maisondubois.net / 1419 Dauphine St., NO 70116 / 866-948-1619 Just steps away from the French Quarter and one block from Bourbon Street, guests at Maison DuBois can relax in comfort throughout the house’s many common sitting areas, pool side or in their private suite. Rooms/Suites: 2/3. Total: 5. $$$$$ – French Quarter

Marigny Manor House Bed and Breakfast

marignymanorhouse.com / 2125 North

Rampart St., NO 70116 / 504-943-7826 Enjoy Southern hospitality at its best at a Grand Greek Revival house built in 1848. Only blocks from the French Quarter, French Market and the great restaurants and jazz clubs of Frenchmen Street. Rooms/Suites: 4/0. Total: 4. $$$$$ – Marigny/Bywater

New Orleans Jazz Quarters

jazzquarters.com / 1129 St. Philip St., NO 70116 / 504-523-1372, 800-523-1060 Nonsmoking. Delightful Creole cottages, three minutes from Bourbon Street. Safe, secluded, serene setting amid gardens, fountains and trees. Antiques, king and queen beds, private entrances and baths. Sumptuous breakfast. Rooms/Suites: 2/7. Total: 9. $$$–$$$$$ – Tremé

A European Hotel

Heart in the

OF THE FRENCH QUARTER Old World Ambiance with All Today’s Conveniences.

• 2 blocks from Jackson Square and Bourbon Street • 4 blocks from Frenchmen Street • Restoration Award Winner • Newly Renovated Rooms • Courtyard with Saltwater Pool • Complimentary Continental Breakfast Delivered to Your Door • Secure Off Street Parking

800.828.1822 | 504-524-9639 | chateauhotel.com 1001 RUE CHARTRES, NEW ORLEANS, LA 70116

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Sully Mansion Bed & Breakfast

sullymansion.com / 2631 Prytania St., NO

70130 / 504-891-0457, 800-364-2414 An 1890 Queen Anne mansion in the heart of the Garden District. Rooms range from intimate standard to deluxe queen and spacious king suites, all with private baths. One block off St. Charles Avenue with easy access to all of New Orleans’ attractions. Rooms/Suites: 6/2. Total: 8. $$$$$ – Garden District/Uptown

Terrell House

terrellhouse.com / 1441 Magazine St.,

NO 70130 / 504-247-0560, 866-261-9687 Grand 1850s Italianate mansion beautifully restored. Located steps away from fabulous shopping and dining on Magazine Street in the Lower Garden District. All guest rooms open to an elegant brick courtyard with fountains. Rooms/Suites: 6/2. Total: 8. $$$$$ – Garden District/Uptown

CAMPSITES & RV PARKS

CONDOMINIUM SALES

HOSTELS

Quarter House Resort

India House Backpackers

quarterhouse.com / 129 Chartres St., NO

70130 / 504-523-5906, 800-736-5906 Elegant condominiums. One and two bedrooms, fully furnished with full kitchens in the Vieux Carre. Rooms/Suites: 0/120. Total: 120. $$$$$ – French Quarter

Wyndham Vacation Resorts

wyndhamvacationresorts.com / 515

Gravier St., NO 70130 / 504-558-5900, 800251-8736 Wyndham Vacation Resorts has two locations in New Orleans. There are studio and one- and two-bedroom suites available with kitchen facilities. Both resorts have pools and fitness centers. Rooms/Suites: 27/107. Total: 134. – Convention/Warehouse/Arts District

GUEST HOUSES/INNS Bourgoyne Guest House

bourgoynehouse.com / 839 Bourbon St., NO

New Orleans West KOA

neworleansrvcamp.com / 11129 Jefferson

Hwy., River Ridge 70123 / 504-467-1792, 800562-5110 Closest KOA to French Quarter. Large, level cement sites with shade trees and grass. Daily tours from campground. KOA shuttle to French Quarter. Casino nearby. Rental cars available. City bus to French Quarter. Pool, laundry. Rooms/ Suites: 97/0. Total: 97. $ – Jefferson Parish

70116 / 504-524-3621 Old World charm in the heart of the French Quarter. Suites and studios. Antiques. Courtyard. Rooms/Suites: 3/2. Total: 5. $$$ – French Quarter

Parkview Guesthouse

parkviewguesthouse.com / 7004 St. Charles Ave., NO 70115 / 504-861-7564, 888533-0746 The Parkview has been welcoming visitors to New Orleans for more than 125 years. Featuring 12-foot-high ceilings, magnificent period antiques and a beautiful decor, the historic inn is an idyllic setting for travelers. Rooms/Suites: 19/2. Total: 21. $$$$$ – Garden District/Uptown

indiahousehostel.com / 124 South Lopez St., NO 70119 / 504-821-1904 Budget accommodation provided for students and international travelers in a fun, friendly and relaxed environment. Rooms/Suites: 7/0. Total: 7. $ – Mid-City

Marquette House New Orleans International Hostel

neworleansinternationalhostel.com / 2249 Carondelet St., NO 70130 / 504-523-3014 Affordable accommodations for students, travelers and families in New Orleans-style buildings one block from St. Charles streetcar line. Minutes from French Quarter. Hostel dorm beds ($17.70). One-room ($44$66) and two-bedroom ($66-$88) suites with private bath and kitchenettes. Rooms/ Suites: 12/13. Total: 25. $–$$ – Garden District/Uptown

PLANTATIONS Madewood Plantation House madewood.com / 4250 Hwy. 308,

Napoleonville 70390 / 985-369-7151 1840s Greek Revival mansion with eight guest rooms with private baths. We offer dinner and a full plantation breakfast. Our ballroom and Charlet Hall are great for small gatherings. Rooms/Suites: 6/2. Total: 8. $$$$$ – Outside Metro Area

More Than You Expect! Located at the corner of Poydras and Tchoupitoulas streets, the Staybridge Suites New Orleans is a unique all suite property with studio, one bedroom and two bedroom suites. We are only one block from Harrah’s Casino, and a few blocks from the New Orleans Convention Center, the French Quarter Superdome, and Smoothie King Center. Each suite includes fully equipped kitchen with full size refrigerator, icemaker, microwave, stovetop and dishwasher. Hotel Amenities Include:

· Complimentary Hot Breakfast buffet daily · Dinner served with beer and wine

(Tuesday - Thursday 5:30-7:30) · Complimentary 24-hour Business Center · Complimentary high speed internet access · 24-hour Fitness Room

· Complimentary USA Today · Complimentary local phone calls · Complimentary on-site guest laundry facilities

· Outdoor pool, open seasonally · 24-hour The Pantry Shop with toiletries & snacks

· Valet laundry dry cleaning service available · Parking available at hotel and across the street, charges apply

For more information please call

800-858-1319

or visit staybridgeneworleans.com 501 Tchoupitoulas Street, New Orleans, LA 70130

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Oak Alley Plantation, Restaurant & Inn oakalleyplantation.com / 3645 Hwy. 18,

Great River Road, Vacherie 70090 / 225-2652151, 800-463-7196 “The Grande Dame of the Great River Road,” between Baton Rouge and New Orleans. Awaken refreshed in a century-old cottage and experience a real measure of peace and relaxation. Private cottages on grounds. Rooms/Suites: 4/6. Total: 10. $$$–$$$$ – Outside Metro Area

RESERVATION SERVICES

VACATION RENTALS

ExperienceNewOrleans.com

experienceneworleans.com / 6660

Riverside Dr., Suite 100, Metairie 70003 / 504-779-5188 New Orleans guide to hotels, restaurants, tours and attractions, including online reservations, Internet marketing and web design specializing in New Orleans tourist industry. bestneworleanshotels.com; neworleansrestaurants.com; weddingsinneworleans.com; neworleanstoursandattractions.com; neworleanscoupons.com and more. – Jefferson Parish

Hotels.com/Expedia.com

booking.com / 801 Travis St., Suite 1625,

Houston, TX 77002 / 713-357-1700, 888850-4649 No. 1 hotel booking engine in the world. Part of Priceline.com, offering excellent rates while allowing guests to pay directly at the hotel. Translated into 42-plus languages; 300,000-plus bookings made daily; 70-plus offices worldwide. – Outside Metro Area

BookIt.com

bookit.com / 14251 Panama City Beach Pkwy., Panama City Beach, FL 32413 / 888-782-9722, 850-234-8887 BookIt.com, an online travel company specializing in New Orleans hotel accommodations and vacation packages including airfare, car and optional tours, provides travelers with the most intuitive online booking experience with helpful guides and travel tips. – Outside Metro Area

pontchartrainlanding.com / 6001 France

las, TX 75240 / 504-267-4066 The experts at Hotels.com make finding the perfect hotel room easy. Log on to hotels.com or call 1-800-2-HOTELS today. – Outside Metro Area

Rd., NO 70126 / 504-286-8157, 877-376-7850 New Orleans unique marina resort just 12 minutes from the French Quarter with beautifully furnished Seabrook and Floating Villas, Pavilion Restaurant and Lighthouse Bar with live music, full RV hook-ups, pool, hot tub and shuttle. Rooms/Suites: 50/0. Total: 50. $ – New Orleans East & Chalmette

HotelTonight

hoteltonight.com / 901 Market St., Suite 301, San Francisco, CA 94103 / 800-208-2949 The ultimate way to book a same-day hotel stay via your mobile device, HotelTonight offers some of the best pricing for last minute hotel deals. Perfect for business travelers, leisure travelers and locals alike. – Outside Metro Area

Inn the Quarter

cjohnsonproperties.com / 2703 Baronne St., NO 70113 / 337-274-0746 This beautiful upscale property located in the historic Garden District, two blocks from St. Charles Avenue. Ideal location for Mardi Gras and walking distance to the parade route and streetcar. Great setting for weddings, family celebrations or special events. Rooms/ Suites: 4/2. Total: 6. $$$$$ – Garden District/Uptown

Pontchartrain Landing

hotels.com / 5400 LBJ Fwy., Suite 500, Dal-

Booking.com (USA) Inc.

C. Johnson Properties, LLC

St. Philip French Quarter Apts

thesaintphilip.com / 612 St. Philip St.,

innthequarter.com / NO 70116 / 504-5275360, 800-570-3085 Experience New Orleans like a native. Local resource for individuals and groups; unique short-term and extended-stay accommodations; swamp, plantation, city and custom tours; ground transportation, concierge services, business or leisure travel, weddings, conferences, corporate retreats and special events. – French Quarter

NO 70116 / 504-523-2197, Fully furnished residential style corporate and vacation rental apartments located in the heart of the French Quarter. Perfectly suited for longer term stays, production, corporate and relocation housing. Large suites, oneand two-bedroom units available. On-site office and staff. Rooms/Suites: 0/16. Total: 16. $$$$$ – French Quarter

New Orleans French Quarter Where it’s always time to play!

Canal Street, the Champs-Elysées of New Orleans, has a new towering landmark. Our unsurpassed location puts you right in the heart of the city. Lounge poolside or just step out the door for some Bourbon Street jazz. Stroll down Royal Street and explore world-renowned art galleries and antique shops. Enjoy our luxurious guest accommodations, a vast array of amenities and our always uncompromising commitment to quality service. • Close proximity and walking distance to all major points of interest! • 693 newly appointed guest accommodations, including 33 suites and Club Level rooms • Two dual-line phones and high-speed internet service • Rooftop Pool & newly expanded Fitness Center • Full Concierge Service and Business Center

• Dickie Brennan’s Bourbon House Seafood Restaurant & Oyster Bar • 24-Hour In-room dining service

AT THE GATEWAY TO THE FRENCH QUARTER .

739 Canal at Bourbon Street 888-696-4806 • 504-962-0500 or visit us at www.astorneworleans.com

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THINGS TO SEE & DO CATEGORIES

Alligator Farms . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Amusement Centers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Aquariums . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Art Centers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Art Demonstrations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Attractions Pass . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Carnival Krewes & Organizations . . . . . . . Cooking Schools . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dolls & Miniatures . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Fairs & Festivals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Gardens . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Golf . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Health Clubs & Fitness Centers . . . . . . . . Horse Racing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . IMAX Theatres . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Children feeding the giraffes ÂŠAudubon Zoo

Tours - Garden District . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tours - Ghost/Paranormal . . . . . . . . . . . Tours - Kayak . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tours - Mardi Gras . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tours - Nightlife . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tours - Personalized/Specialized . . . . . . Tours - Plantations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tours - Segway . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tours - Shopping . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tours - Sightseeing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tours - Swamp Country . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tours - Walking . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tours - Wineries/Vineyards/Distilleries . Voodoo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Zoos . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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ALLIGATOR FARMS

ART CENTERS

ART DEMONSTRATIONS

Insta-Gator Alligator Ranch & Hatchery

Ashe Cultural Arts Center

Arts Council of New Orleans

insta-gatorranch.com / 23440 Lowe Davis

Rd., Covington 70435 / 985-892-3669, 888-448-1560 See a virtual tour movie at Insta-GatorRanch.com. Alligators by the thousands. Open year-round. Hold 'em, feed 'em, hatch'em. Grab alligators in our catch pad. See an action film of harvesting eggs from momma gator. An educational adventure. – Northshore

AMUSEMENT CENTERS

ashecac.org / 1712 Oretha Castle Haley

Blvd., NO 70113 / 504-569-9070 Multi-use (facility/theater/gallery/special events) venue operated by Efforts of Grace, Inc., a non-profit corporation with a mission to promote/produce/create/support programs that emphasize positive contributions that people of African descent have made throughout history to the present. – Central Business District

Contemporary Arts Center

cacno.org / 900 Camp St., NO 70130 / 504-

BooKoo Bounce LLC

bookoobounce.com / 5604 Blessey St., NO

70123 / 504-835-6424 New Orleans' only indoor inflatable playground and party place. Perfect for private birthdays, special events and entertainment for children. Features 8,000-plus square feet of fun with nine huge inflatable bouncers, slides, obstacle courses with two spacious party rooms. – Jefferson Parish

AQUARIUMS Audubon Aquarium of the Americas A Facility of Audubon Nature Institute auduboninstitute.org / #1 Canal St., NO

70130 / 504-581-4629, 800-774-7394 Top five U.S. aquarium featuring sharks, jellyfish, rays, rare white gator, penguins, otters and a changing exhibits gallery. Parakeet Pointe: Treats for tweets. Steps away from the French Quarter and area hotels. – Riverfront

528-3805 The CAC is the home of modern multidisciplinary arts programming in the South. From bold experiments in visual arts, photography and sculpture to cuttingedge theatre, music and dance, the CAC celebrates the art of now. – Convention/Warehouse/Arts District

The New Orleans Center for Creative Arts Institute noccainstitute.com / 2800 Chartres St., NO 70117 / 504-940-2900 The NOCCA Institute is the nonprofit partner with the New Orleans Center for Creative Arts, Louisiana's arts conservatory for high school students. The Institute hosts many events for the general public, including third-party rentals. – Marigny/Bywater

a premier public golf course in historic uptown New Orleans

artscouncilofneworleans.org / 818 Howard Ave., Suite 300, NO 70113 / 504-523-1465 A private, nonprofit organization providing programs and services to artists, arts organizations, the business community and city government. Designated as the official arts agency for the City of New Orleans. – Central Business District

Corks n Canvas

corksncanvas.com / 700 Dublin St., NO 70118 / 985-974-9975, Art as entertainment. Join us for a public session or book a private party. Our artists walk you step-by-step through the painting. A little bit of paint, a little bit of wine and a whole lot of fun. – Garden District/Uptown

ATTRACTIONS PASS New Orleans City Cards

5280vacations.com / 702-546-6673 5280 Vacations is a travel product marketing company and is proud to present the New Orleans City Card program. Details on this merchant-friendly, no-cost program can be found at neworleanscitycard.com – French Quarter

One of the finest executive-length courses in the country Clubhouse dining featuring breakfast and lunch Professional tournament services

Tuesdays - Sundays from 7am to Dusk

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CARNIVAL KREWES & ORGANIZATIONS

New Orleans Artworks at the New Orleans Glassworks & Printmaking Studio

neworleansartworks.com / 727 Magazine

Better than Ezra's Krewe of Rocckus

St., NO 70130 / 504-529-7279 Breathtaking hands-on demonstrations. Twice featured on NBC's Today Show. Visitors invited to create wine glasses, stained glass, copper enameling, paper marbling and metal sculpture in spacious open studio. Ideal for receptions. Master artisan gallery. – Convention/Warehouse/Arts District

roadtomardigras.com / NO / 504-267-1407 A three-day inclusive New Orleans Mardi Gras event package taking place the final weekend of Mardi Gras. Designed as a fan-based vacation event, Better Than Ezra gives patrons the ultimate insider experience to the nation's biggest party. – Central Business District

New Orleans Cooking Experience

COOKING SCHOOLS

neworleanscookingexperience.com / 1519 Carondelet St., NO 70130 / 504-945-9104 Learn authentic Creole cooking in small half-day luxury cooking classes and fine dining set at a fabulous 19th-century Victorian mansion. Private classes for groups of eight to 80. Specializing in corporate events: cooking classes, receptions and private dinners. – Garden District/Uptown

Crescent City Cooks!

crescentcitycooks.com / 201 Chartres St., NO 70130 / 504-529-1600 Our classes are kept small so you can enjoy a personal experience accompanied by delicious food. Our ingredients are hand selected and prepared daily. – French Quarter

Langlois, Culinary Crossroads

langloisnola.com / 1710 Pauger St., NO

The New Orleans School of Cooking

70116 / 504-934-1010, Cooking demonstration and dining, hands-on instruction, Cajun and Creole food history and tasting tours. Team-building activities on-site and off-site. Private dining. Reservation only. Breakfast, lunch and dinner seatings available. – Marigny/Bywater

neworleansschoolofcooking.com / 524 St. Louis St., NO 70130 / 504-525-2665, 800237-4841 The original Creole/Cajun cooking of New Orleans. Located in the heart of the French Quarter, we offer entertaining cooking demonstrations (twice daily) and intimate hands-on classes. Private events are available for breakfasts, lunches and dinners. – French Quarter

DANCE Bayou Barn

bayoubarn.com / 7145 Barataria Blvd., Marrero 70072 / 504-689-2663, 800-TO-BAYOU Cajun Fais Do Do public dance party and festival. Cajun buffet and dancing, arts and crafts, kids activities. Select Sundays only. Call for dates or visit our calendar online. – Westbank

New Orleans Ballet Association

nobadance.com / 935 Gravier St., Suite 800, NO 70112 / 504-522-0996 The Central Gulf region’s premier presenting and service organization dedicated solely to dance, featuring a variety of world-class dance companies annually. NOBA also provides local youth access to quality arts programs with tuition-free dance classes. – Central Business District

DOLLS & MINIATURES House of Broel's Victorian Mansion & Museums

houseofbroel.com / 2220 St. Charles Ave., NO 70130 / 504-522-2220, 800-8274325 Take the historic St. Charles Avenue streetcar to visit this beautiful Garden District mansion filled with museum quality antiques and an amazing large dollhouse collection. Call 504-494-2220 or 504-5222220 for your guided tour appointment. – Garden District/Uptown

Cajun Pride Swamp Tour

An Adventur Adventuree just 25 miles from N’Aw N’Awlin Awlins

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Discover Authentic New Orleans 2011

Travel aTTracTion of The year

—Louisiana Travel Promotion Association

as a museum, research center, and publisher, the historic new Orleans collection preserves the distinctive history and culture of this region. experience the area’s rich art, culture, and history with our changing exhibitions. Step back in time and discover French Quarter architecture and the Vieux carré lifestyle with our guided tours.

In the French Quarter 533 royal St. & 410 chartres St. ( 504 ) 523-4662 www.hnoc.org

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Satisfy your own curiosities with a visit to our research center. Bring history home with our original publications or the tempting gifts, books, and jewelry in our museum shop.

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FAIRS & FESTIVALS

GARDENS

French Market Corporation

Japanese Garden Foundation of New Orleans

frenchmarket.org / 1008 N. Peters St., NO

70116 / 504-522-2621 The French Market hosts festivals throughout the year, including its signature Creole Tomato Festival, held each June. Other annual events include the Mardi Gras Mask Market, Boo Carré Halloween and Harvest Festival, and Bastille Day festivities. – French Quarter

French Quarter Festivals, Inc.

Japanese Garden (Yakumo Niho Teien) is a small, but beautiful garden located within the Botanical Garden at City Park. It is named after Koizumi Yakumo, the Japanese name of New Orleans author Lafcadio Hearn. – Mid-City

New Orleans Botanical Garden

fqfi.org / 400 N. Peters St., Suite 205,

NO 70130 / 504-522-5730, 800-673-5725 Promoting the culture and heritage of New Orleans annually through high-quality events like French Quarter Festival (the largest free music festival in the South) in April, Satchmo SummerFest in August and Christmas New Orleans Style in December. – French Quarter

New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival

nojazzfest.com / 336 Camp St., Suite

jgfneworleans.org / NO / 504-483-9488 The

250, NO 70130 / 504-410-4100 One of the world's greatest cultural celebrations. Annual springtime event spanning 10 days, with thousands of musicians playing on 12 stages and attracting almost 500,000 culture-crazed fans from around the world. – Central Business District

garden.neworleanscitypark.com / Victory

Ave., City Park, NO 70124 / 504-483-9488 One of the few remaining examples of public garden design from the WPA/Art Deco period. Twelve-acre garden featuring more than 2,000 plant varieties, tropical conservatory, themed gardens such as butterfly, rose, Japanese and train garden. – Mid-City

GOLF Audubon Clubhouse - A Facility of Audubon Nature Institute

auduboninstitute.org / 6500 Magazine St.,

NO 70118 / 504-212-5290, 800-774-7394 The golf course, impeccably landscaped amidst 100-year-old oaks, is a challenging par-62 layout. It is ranked in the country's top 50 municipal golf courses and has earned a 4 1/2-star rating from Golf Digest. – Garden District/Uptown

Bayou Barriere Golf Club

bayoubarriere.com / 7427 Hwy. 23, Belle

Chasse 70037 / 504-394-9500 A 27-hole public golf course located just 15 minutes from downtown New Orleans. Our newly built clubhouse, includes a pro shop and the Bayou Grill. Special packages for hotel guests available. – Westbank

Chateau Golf & Country Club

chateaugcc.com / 3600 Chateau Blvd., Kenner 70065 / 504-467-1351 Chateau features an exciting and challenging par-72 championship golf course with Champion Bermuda grass greens. In addition, its magnificent clubhouse has dining facilities, member functions, private parties, banquets and wedding receptions. – Jefferson Parish

English Turn Golf & Country Club

englishturn.com / 1 Clubhouse Dr., NO 70131 / 504-392-2200 Former host of the Annual PGA Tour Stop in New Orleans, features a Jack Nicklaus-designed championship golf course. At English Turn, your business meeting, corporate retreat or special event becomes a truly extraordinary affair. – Westbank

HISTORIC DAYS, BEAUTIFUL NIGHTS.

Houmas House Plantation and Gardens makes memories of legendary proportions. Tour the original plantation house built in the 1770s, stroll through 16 acres of breathtaking gardens, discover unique items at the gift shop, and dine at Houmas House’s exquisite restaurants. Plan your visit today!

The Inn at Houmas House now offers 21 luxurious rooms for overnight stays. Tours daily, 9am-5pm. For more information on tours, restaurants, and The Inn at Houmas House call 504-628-6000 or visit www.HoumasHouse.com. CONVENIENTLY LOCATED LESS THAN AN HOUR FROM NEW ORLEANS, JUST 4 MI. OFF I-10 ON HISTORIC RIVER ROAD.

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Lakewood Golf Club

lakewoodgolf.com / 4801 General DeGaulle

Dr., NO 70131 / 504-373-5926 You will find the closest championship golf course only six miles from downtown. This was a favorite site of past winners Nicklaus, Watson, Player and Trevino. A refreshing $9 million renovation to these hallowed grounds, makes for a mustplay for the avid golfer. – Westbank

New Orleans Golf Event Management

neworleansgolf.net / 5240 Meadowdale St., Metairie 70006 / 504-432-8766 Coordinate and manage charity and corporate golf outings in the Greater New Orleans and Baton Rouge areas. Services are tailored to fit your tournament needs. Tournament manager for English Turn Golf & Country Club and other courses in the Greater New Orleans area. – Jefferson Parish

Oak Harbor Golf Club

oakharborgolf.com / 201 Oak Harbor Blvd.,

Slidell 70458 / 985-646-0110 Championship golf course with a Pete Dye-inspired design. Nominated by Golf Digest for America's Best New Course in 1992. New clubhouse featuring a comfortable, full-service grill and professionally stocked golf shop. We welcome group, corporate, and convention outings. – Northshore

Stonebridge Golf Club of New Orleans

stonebridgegolfofno.com / 1500 Stonebridge Dr., Gretna 70056 / 504-3941300 Located just minutes from downtown New Orleans, our 27-hole layout showcases canals and bayous, reptiles and waterfowl that characterize this unique New Orleans golf experience. Golf outings provided for up to 432 players. – Westbank

TPC of Louisiana

tpc.com/louisiana / 11001 Lapalco Blvd., Avondale 70094 / 504-436-8721 The PGA tour brings world-class public golf to New Orleans. Come play where the pros play. Only 25 minutes from downtown, this Pete Dye-designed masterpiece will be ideal for your corporate or group outings. Public course is 18 holes. – Westbank

Zurich Classic

zurichgolfclassic.com / 11005 Lapalco

Blvd., Avondale 70094 / 504-342-3000 Celebrate the 55th year of this PGA Tour pro golf tournament at TPC Louisiana. For ticket information, call or refer to our website. – Westbank

HEALTH CLUBS & FITNESS CENTERS Elmwood Fitness Center

elmwoodfitness.com / 1200 S. Clearview

Pkwy., Harahan 70123 / 504-733-1600 Elmwood Fitness Center is a complete health, fitness, aquatic and racquetball sports complex, with four facilities in the greater New Orleans area. We are family-friendly facilities with programs for people of all ages and abilities. – Jefferson Parish

HORSE RACING Fair Grounds Race Course and Slots, A Churchill Downs Co.

fairgroundsracecourse.com / 1751 Gentilly Blvd., NO 70119 / 504-944-5515 North America's third-oldest thoroughbred racing facility offers live racing, slots and eleven OTB/video poker facilities. Private events, weddings and corporate functions available for 50 to 5,000 in our grandstand/ clubhouse facility. – Mid-City

IMAX THEATRES Entergy Imax Theatre

auduboninstitute.org / 1 Canal St., NO

70130 / 504-581-4629, 800-774-7394 Features 354 front-row seats, a 12,000-watt digital IMAX sound system and a 5 1/2-story screen. IMAX will immerse you in a big screen 2-D or 3-D adventure. Steps away from the French Quarter. Next door to the aquarium. – Riverfront

FRENCH QUARTER

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A Journey of Four Stories

Long Ago, Not Far Away

San Francisco Plantation

Laura: A Creole Plantation

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Oak Alley Plantation

Houmas House Plantation

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Only a short drive from New Orleans, these historic plantations, gardens and restaurants of Plantation Parade symbolize the wealth and culture of Louisianaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s past. Come tour, dine, sleep and enjoy the full richness of Plantation Parade.

Call for itineraries or visit:

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MUSEUMS

Edgar Degas House Historic Home, Courtyard and Inn

Audubon Butterfly Garden & Insectarium

degashouse.com / 2306 Esplanade Ave., NO

audubonInstitute.org / 423 Canal St., NO 70130 / 504-581-4629, 800-774-7394 New Orleans' newest attraction is dedicated to the largest group of animals on the planet: insects. Experience insect encounters, fun bug animation and surprises at our immersion theater, a serene Japanese butterfly garden and much more. – French Quarter

Bevolo Gas & Electric Lights

bevolo.com / 316 Royal St., NO 70130 / 504522-9485 Began in the French Quarter in 1945 when Andrew Bevolo, Sr. revolutionized the production of gas lamps. Come visit our newest location that includes a gas light museum and watch as craftsmen make copper lanterns. – French Quarter

Confederate Memorial Hall Museum

confederatemuseum.com / 929 Camp St., NO 70130 / 504-523-4522 Oldest museum in Louisiana, second largest Confederate collection in the nation. Civil War memorabilia on exhibit includes flags, uniforms, weapons, medical instruments and personal effects of President Jefferson Davis, generals Beauregard, Lee, Bragg and other Southern leaders. – Convention/Warehouse/Arts District

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70119 / 504-821-5009, 800-755-6730 Degas created 18 paintings and five letters here, circa 1872. Celebrate your classic New Orleans wedding/event in this landmark venue. Romantic French courtyard. Plantation house setting. Bed and breakfast. Bridal suite. Wedding reception, corporate function. Museum. Guided Tours. Bus parking. – Esplanade Ridge

George and Leah McKenna Museum of African American Art themckennamuseum.com / 2003

Carondelet St., NO 70130 / 504-586-7432 Featuring the private collection of Dr. Dwight McKenna, the George and Leah McKenna Museum of African American Art is an institution that collects, exhibits and preserves the visual aesthetic of people of the African Diaspora. – Garden District/Uptown

The Historic New Orleans Collection hnoc.org / 533 Royal St., NO 70130 / 504-

523-4662 A museum and research center in the French Quarter. Guided tours include the Louisiana History Galleries, the Williams Residence and architectural tours. Tours given Tuesday through Sunday. Check website for times. Tours: $5. Free exhibitions also available. – French Quarter

Irish Cultural Museum

icmnola.com / 933 Conti St., NO 70112 /

504-481-8593 The compelling saga of the Irish who ventured to New Orleans is told as never before. Interactive kiosks and an award-winning documentary bring the history of the Irish in the Crescent City to life in this unique attraction. – French Quarter

Louisiana Children's Museum

lcm.org / 420 Julia St., NO 70130 / 504-523-

1357 Explore 30,000 square feet of hands-on fun. Pilot a tugboat at the Little Port of New Orleans, shop in the Little Winn Dixie or stand inside of a giant bubble. Everyone has the opportunity to explore, experience, and learn. – Convention/Warehouse/Arts District

Louisiana State Museum

crt.state.la.us/museum / 751 Chartres

St., NO 70116 / 504-568-6970, 800-568-6968 Showcasing the unique history and traditions of New Orleans, the Louisiana State Museum includes landmark properties the Cabildo, Presbytere, Old U.S. Mint, Madame John's Legacy and 1850 house. Venues also available for special events. – French Quarter

LPBF New Canal Lighthouse

saveourlake.org / 8001 Lakeshore Dr., NO 70124 / 504-836-2205 Louisiana's only working lighthouse on Lake Pontchartrain housing a museum. Climb to the first balcony, hear the history, successes and strategies for the lake and coast. Guided tours, gift shop and wedding venue. – Lakeview

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Musee Conti Wax Museum New Orleans neworleanswaxmuseum.com / 917 Conti

St., NO 70112 / 504-525-2605, 800-233-5405 Meet a legend face-to-face. Includes 300 years of history, legend and scandal. The wax tells the story of New Orleans from her founding to the present day. Great for private parties and group tours. – French Quarter

National WWII Museum

nationalww2museum.org / 945 Magazine

St., NO 70130 / 504-528-1944, 800-273-4463 "The War that Changed the World" comes to life for all generations through powerful, personal stories from the battlefront and the home front, rare artifacts, an interactive submarine experience and the 4-D film Beyond All Boundaries featuring Tom Hanks. – Convention/Warehouse/Arts District

New Orleans African American Museum noaam.org / 1418 Governor Nicholls St., NO 70116 / 504-566-1136 Explore New Orleans' African American culture in Tremé, America's oldest black neighborhood. Learn about Congo Square, jazz music, second line parades, Mardi Gras Indians and Creoles. Group tours of Tremé are available while the museum undergoes renovations. – Tremé

New Orleans Museum of Art

noma.org / 1 Collins Diboll Cir., City Park,

NO 70119 / 504-658-4100 The Gulf South's leading art museum is home to nearly 40,000 objects that appeal to casual visitors and art buffs alike. The adjacent Besthoff Sculpture Garden showcases work by several of the 20th century's master sculptors. – Mid-City

Ogden Museum of Southern Art/ University of New Orleans

ogdenmuseum.org / 925 Camp St., NO

70130 / 504-539-9600 Dedicated to telling the story of art in the American South through visual art from the Colonial period to the present. Hours: Wednesday to Monday 10am-5pm; Thursday 6pm-8pm for Ogden After Hours (live music). – Convention/Warehouse/Arts District

Southern Food & Beverage Museum southernfood.org / 1504 Oretha Castle Haley Blvd., NO 70113 / 504-569-0405 A celebration of the foodways and culture of the American South. History, tastings, demonstrations and preservation of tradition while embracing the future. A view of the world through the lens of food. – Central Business District

VooDoo Spiritual Temple

voodoospiritualtemple.org / 828 N. Rampart St., NO 70116 / 504-522-9627 Located near Congo Square, featured on PBS, commercial TV and in movies. Teachings touch the soul of all people. Services offered include consultations, rituals, potions, tours and lectures under the direction of Priestess Miriam, since 1990. – French Quarter

PARKS New Orleans City Park

neworleanscitypark.com / 1 Palm Dr.,

NO 70124 / 504-483-9459 City Park’s 1,300 acres offer a wide variety of attractions including the amusement park, botanical garden, golf, tennis, walking and jogging

paths and ancient oak trees. The park also offers an array of venues accommodating anywhere from 50 to 700 people. – Mid-City

PLANTATIONS & HISTORIC HOMES Beauregard-Keyes House

bkhouse.org / 1113 Chartres St., NO 70116 / 504-523-7257 This stately 1826 mansion in the French Quarter contains collections from the Beauregard Family and from noted author Frances Parkinson Keyes. Guided tours on the hour Monday to Saturday 10am to 3pm. Admission also available for private functions. – French Quarter

Destrehan Plantation

destrehanplantation.org / 13034 River Rd., Destrehan 70047 / 985-764-9315, 877-4532095 Closest plantation to New Orleans. Costumed tour guides. Exhibits include an original document signed by Thomas Jefferson, folk art depicting the 1811 slave revolt and family artifacts and documents. Period craft demonstrations daily. – Outside Metro Area

Edgar Degas House Historic Home, Courtyard and Inn

degashouse.com / 2306 Esplanade Ave., NO

70119 / 504-821-5009, 800-755-6730 As distinguished by the French Ministry of Culture come see where Degas created 18 paintings, five letters, circa 1872. Guided tour includes viewing of Creole houses, a video, museum, gift shop and bus parking. – Esplanade Ridge

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Hermann-Grima/Gallier Historic Houses

hgghh.org / 820 St. Louis St., NO 70112 /

504-525-5661 Built in 1831, Hermann Grima House (820 St. Louis) and Gallier House (1132 Royal), built in 1857, offer tours interpreting the life, style and history of New Orleanians in the 19th century. Group tours also available. – French Quarter

Houmas House Plantation & Gardens houmashouse.com / 40136 Hwy. 942,

River Road, Darrow 70725 / 225-473-9380 A unique antebellum experience. "The Crown Jewel of Louisiana's River Road" features antiques and Louisiana artwork, two awardwinning restaurants, gardens, ponds and oaks. Daily tours, 9am to 5pm. Available for events. – Outside Metro Area

House of Broel's Victorian Mansion & Museums

houseofbroel.com / 2220 St. Charles

Ave., NO 70130 / 504-522-2220, 800-8274325 Take the historic St. Charles Avenue streetcar to visit this beautiful Garden District mansion filled with museum quality antiques and an amazing large dollhouse collection. Call 504-494-2220 or 504-522-2220 for your guided tour appointment. – Garden District/Uptown

Laura: A Creole Plantation

lauraplantation.com / 2247 Hwy. 18, River

Road, Vacherie 70090 / 225-265-7690, 888-799-7690 Named "Top travel attraction in Louisiana" by the Louisiana Travel Promotion Association. Daily tours based on

Laura's memoirs of detailed life on the 1805 Creole plantation. Fifty minutes from New Orleans. – Outside Metro Area

Le Musee de fpc

lemuseedefpc.com / 2336 Esplanade Ave.,

NO 70119 / 504-914-5401 A historic house museum dedicated to the legacy and contributions of New Orleans' free people of color. This repository of documents, paintings and decorative arts strives to present, interpret and preserve the history and culture of this group of people. – Esplanade Ridge

Longue Vue House and Gardens

longuevue.com / 7 Bamboo Rd., NO 70124 / 504-488-5488 A magnificent eight-acre historic estate including a classic Revival home, 14 gardens, an interactive Discovery Garden for children and a gift shop featuring unique children's, home and garden accessories. – Mid-City

McIlhenny Company TABASCO Brand Products

tabasco.com / Hwy. 329, Avery Island

70513 / 800-634-9599 Avery Island/Tabasco Factory/Jungle Gardens Tours. Island and factory tour takes 15-30 minutes ($1 toll charge). Jungle Gardens tour: adults $8, children (6-12) $5. Located two-and-a-half hours west of New Orleans. Call for more information. – Outside Metro Area

Nottoway Plantation

nottoway.com / 31025 Louisiana Hwy. 1,

White Castle 70788 / 225-545-2730 Experience antebellum grandeur in a riveting tour of the South's largest plantation home. Featuring newly-renovated guest rooms, fine cuisine and wines in the new Mansion Restaurant and beautiful gardens. Perfect for weddings and special events. – Outside Metro Area

Oak Alley Plantation, Restaurant & Inn

oakalleyplantation.com / 3645 Hwy. 18, Great River Road, Vacherie 70090 / 225265-2151, 800-463-7196 Come enjoy her beauty and dream of her rich past. "The Grande Dame of the Great River Road" offers tours of the historic grounds and "Big House," slavery at Oak Alley exhibit, Civil War exhibit, blacksmith demonstration, restaurant, cottages, cafe and ice cream parlor. – Outside Metro Area

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San Francisco Plantation

sanfranciscoplantation.org / P.O. Box

950, 2646 Hwy. 44, Garyville 70051 / 985535-2341, 888-322-1756 Circa 1856, San Francisco Plantation is a national landmark and the only authentically restored plantation in Louisiana. Open 360 days a year with period-dressed historic interpreters for daily tours, groups, events and educational programs. – Outside Metro Area

St. Joseph Plantation

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Vacherie 70090 / 225-265-4078 Authentic tour of a working sugar cane plantation, family owned since 1877. Birthplace of acclaimed architect H. H. Richardson. Explore original slave cabins. Exhibits of early life on the St. Joe. Annual "Mourning Tour" runs October 1 to November 3 depicting 19th century Creole mourning customs. – Outside Metro Area

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PSYCHICS Metaphysical Resource Center, Inc.

metaphysicalresourcecenter.com / 1708

Lake Ave., Metairie 70005 / 504-708-8353 Provides classes, healings, meditations, consultations and many different types of venues. We have access to mediums, psychics, healers, therapists and more. – Jefferson Parish

New Orleans Psychic LLC

neworleanspsychic.com / 935 Gravier St.,

NO 70112 / 504-942-5545, 877-774-6652 Acclaimed New Orleans psychic Cari Roy, as seen on the Today program, A&E, Discovery and Travel Channels, is available for in-person psychic readings, special events, speaking engagements, seances and custom-tailored paranormal tours. – Central Business District

RECREATION Adventure Quest Laser Tag

lasertagnola.com / 1200 S. Clearview

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SPORTING EVENTS & SPORTS

NewOrleansDiscountTours.com

Allstate Sugar Bowl

neworleansdiscounttours.com / NO 70130

/ 504-484-9680 Neworleansconciergedesk. com is your one-stop shop, including hotels, tours, group travel, dinner reservations and recommendations, city tours, swamp tours, airboat tours, plantation tours and walking tours. – Central Business District

RIVERBOATS Creole Queen

creolequeen.com / 365 Canal St., Suite 820, NO 70130 / 504-293-2316, 800-445-4109 Cruise the mighty Mississippi aboard our award-winning authentic paddlewheeler. Enjoy our leisurely dinner cruise with classic Creole cuisine or embark on a day trip to historic Chalmette Battlefield in Jean Lafitte National Park. – Riverfront

Steamboat Natchez

Pkwy., Suite 1106, Harahan 70123 / 504-2074444 Our facility features a 6,000-squarefoot multi-level arena set in a Mayan ruins theme. You can also enjoy our nine-hole cosmic golf played under black lights and bumper cars. – Jefferson Parish

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steamboatnatchez.com / 600 Decatur St.,

Suite 308, NO 70130 / 504-569-1401, 800233-2628 Harbor jazz brunch and dinner jazz cruises on the last authentic steamboat on the Mississippi River. Enjoy a unique visit to the engine room to see the workings of 100-year-old steam engines, it is timeless. – Riverfront

allstatesugarbowl.org / 1500 Sugarbowl Dr., NO 70112 / 504-828-2440 Host of New Year's Sugar Bowl football classic, featuring college football's best and other year-round sporting events including basketball, golf, lacrosse, soccer, sailing, tennis, track and field and volleyball. – Central Business District

New Orleans Pelicans NBA Basketball

pelicans.com / 1501 Girod St., NO 70113 / 504-525-HOOP Experience NBA basketball at its best as the Pelicans take on the NBA's biggest stars. Bring yourself or a group to an amazing fan experience, New Orleans style. Tickets as low as $8. – Central Business District

New Orleans Saints

neworleanssaints.com / 5800 Airline Dr., Metairie 70003 / 504-733-0255 New Orleans Saints play NFL football in the Crescent City. Home games played in the MercedesBenz Superdome August through December. Tickets (season and group) available at the Saints box office (504-731-1700) or individual game tickets through Ticketmaster (504-522-5555). – Jefferson Parish

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Gray Line’s Isle of Orleans Tour

Besthoﬀ Sculpture Garden

Water…we’re surrounded by it…we depend on it…we play on it… and we fear it. This insightful tour brings you from the River to the Lake – through floodwalls, past pumping stations, and over levees! New Canal Lighthouse Museum

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Tour Stops include: • Above Ground Cemetery • City Park • Morning Call Café • Besthoﬀ Sculpture Garden

Lake Pontchartrain Pumping Station

• New Canal Lighthouse Museum (guided tours)

Reservations: 504.569.1401 GrayLineNewOrleans.com Enjoy Additional Gray Line Tours: City • Cemetery & Voodoo Katrina • Plantation • Swamp • Airboat • Garden District French Quarter • Cocktail • Jazz • Ghosts & Spirits • Groups

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Tulane University Athletic Department

tulanegreenwave.com / James W. Wilson Center, Ben Weiner Dr., NO 70118 / 504-861WAVE Tulane University is a Conference USA member currently competing in 15 NCAA Division 1-A sports. Green Wave tickets and merchandise are available online or by phone. Roll wave! – Garden District/Uptown

TOURS - AIRBOAT

Flight Academy of New Orleans

877flynola.com/aerial.php / 5701 Walter

Beech St., NO 70126 / 504-241-9131, 877359-6652 From the bayou and the dome, to the river and the lake, you can capture it all in one flight. Come see our cultural gems from a different altitude. – Lakeview

Gulf Coast Aviation

Airboat Adventures(TM), LLC

airboatadventures.com / 5145 Fleming

Park Rd., Lafitte 70067 / 504-689-2005, 888-GO-SWAMP Penetrate secluded areas of South Louisiana's swamplands with high-speed airboats geared for groups of all sizes. It's never been easier to glide over land and water to discover this exotic world of haunting beauty. – Westbank

Airboat Tours By Arthur L. Matherne, Inc.

TOURS - AIRPLANE/ SEAPLANE

neworleansairplanes.com / 5701 Walter

Beech St., NO 70126 / 504-246-2700 Come see New Orleans from above. There is no other way to see so many attractions on one tour. Follow one of our popular routes or customize your experience. Champagne and XM radio upgrades are available. – Lakeview

Southern Seaplane/Air Tours on the Bayou

airboattours.com / 4262 Hwy. 90, Des Allemands 70030 / 985-758-5531, 800-9759345 Come take a lazy, leisurely ride or an adventurous ride in the swamps in fanboats. See the wildlife up-close and personal with local guides. Airboats seat six or 15. Charter fishing available. USCG-approved captains. – Outside Metro Area

southernseaplane.com / 1 Coquille Dr., Belle Chasse 70037 / 504-394-5633 A unique way to see New Orleans and its surroundings. Take an exciting flight above the city and over the beautiful bayous where you'll land for a closer look at nature. – Westbank

TOURS - BICYCLES Buzz Nola Bike & Trike Tours

buzznola.com / 214 Magazine St., NO 70130 / 504-533-9688 See more of New Orleans through Bike Rentals, Bike Tours, and Electric Trike Tours with Buzz Nola. Conveniently located near you in the hotel district, only one block from the Quarter! Trip Advisor recommended! – Central Business District

Confederacy of Cruisers

confederacyofcruisers.com / 634 Elysian Fields , NO 70117 / 504-400-5468 Ride with New Orleans' original bike tour company. There is nothing we enjoy more than sharing the city we love. Creole neighborhood, culinary, cocktail and Ninth Ward tours written by the guides that live it. – Marigny/Bywater

Crescent City Bike Tours

crescentcitybiketours.com / 626 N. Rampart St., NO 70112 / 504-322-3455 Why walk when you can ride? Hop on your very own classic cruiser for a guided historical tour. The leisurely ride includes stops in the French Quarter, City Park, Congo Square, cemeteries, Mississippi River and more. Bike rentals too. – French Quarter

The Most Exciting and Adventurous New Orleans Tours for Over 24 Years Swamp Tours Airboat Tours Ghost Tours New Orleans City Tours Combination Tours & More

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Free Wheelin' Bike Tours

freewheelinbiketours.com / 325 Burgundy

St., NO 70112 / 504-324-8257, 866-293-4037 We are a local, family-owned and -operated company rolling the only American-made, custom-designed tour bikes in the country. Our history tours illuminate the personality of New Orleans reflected through historic, original "Faubourgs." – French Quarter

TOURS - CARRIAGE neworleanscarriages.com / 700 block of

Decatur St. (Jackson Square), NO 70116 / 504-943-8820 America's oldest carriage company, since 1941. Let our professional tour guides take you on a tour of the French Quarter, St. Louis Cemetery No.1, Garden District, and Ghost/Mystery. Departs from Jackson Square or your hotel. – French Quarter

TOURS - CEMETERY

St., Suite 308, NO 70130 / 504-569-1401, 800-233-2628 Make a wish or cast a spell at the tomb of Marie Laveau, Voodoo Queen of New Orleans. The cemetery and voodoo tour visits St. Louis Cemetery No. 1 for stories of "Voodoo" and explains our above ground burial system. – French Quarter

tourneworleans.com / 2727 Prytania St., Suite 8, NO 70130 / 504-947-2120 Explore New Orleans' oldest cemetery, St. Louis No. 1, with author/preservationist Robert Florence (New Orleans Cemeteries and Cities of the Dead) and other top guides. Discover the mysteries of Voodoo by visiting a functioning Voodoo temple and other historic sites. Contributes to tomb restoration. Tours daily. – Garden District/Uptown

TOURS - CHILDREN French Quartour Kids

Cajun Encounters Tour Co.

frenchquartourkids.com / 1817 Elysian

cajunencounters.com / 55345 Hwy. 90 E.,

Slidell 70461 / 504-834-1770, 866-928-6877 Take a New Orleans city/cemetery tour. Learn about New Orleans culture and history while traveling in a comfortable, stylish bus. See iconic city sights, and stop at a historic cemetery to take a closer look. Hotel pick-up included. – Northshore

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Gray Line Tours

Fields Ave., NO 70117 / 504-975-5355 Walking tours just for kids. We use maps, props and stories to bring our city's past to life. All tours are written and led by an experienced teacher. Tours daily through the French Quarter. – Marigny/Bywater

TOURS - CITY Cajun Encounters Tour Co.

cajunencounters.com / 55345 Hwy. 90 E., Slidell 70461 / 504-834-1770, 866-928-6877 See New Orleans from top to bottom. Learn about our history while traveling in a comfortable, stylish bus. See the French Quarter, Tremé, Garden District, Arts District and more, with a few stops to take a closer look. Hotel pick-up included. – Northshore

Dixie International Tours, Inc.

dixietoursneworleans.com / NO 70112 / 504-522-9422, 877-615-7998 Our website provides a complete description of our comprehensive City Tour of New Orleans. We are locally owned and our tour guides are experienced, licensed professionals. Our City Tour includes Katrina, Garden District and cemetery. – Central Business District

Gray Line Tours

graylineneworleans.com / 600 Decatur St., Suite 308, NO 70130 / 504-569-1401, 800-233-2628 From a luxury coach see the Superdome, French Quarter, cemeteries, diverse neighborhoods and City park's famed sculpture garden. The Katrina tour takes you to city areas most affected by America's greatest disaster. – French Quarter

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Historic New Orleans Tours, Inc.

tourneworleans.com / 2727 Prytania St.,

Suite 8, NO 70130 / 504-947-2120 Drive through many sections of America's most fascinating city: Marigny, Tremé, Bayou St. John, City Park, Dueling Oaks, Old Spanish Fort, Lake Pontchartrain, Fats Domino's house and Brad Pitt's Global Green homes. Includes Katrina sites. – Garden District/Uptown

New Orleans Native Tours LLC

neworleansnativetours.com / NO / 855968-8687

foodtoursneworleans.com / NO 70118 /

813-431-8663, 855-DKFOODIE Full immersion, exciting NOLA and Cajun country culinary tours. Single event, day tours or longer. Cooking classes and demonstrations with recipes. Visits to fine restaurants, bars and food venues. French Quarter tasting tour. Groups, corporate or individual. Getaways, team-building, celebrations. Event planning services.

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TOURS - CULINARY Aunt Sally's Pralines

auntsallys.com / 750 St. Charles Ave., NO

70130 / 504-944-6090, 800-642-7257 View and taste as our talented cooks stir up a pot of Aunt Sally's Creole Pralines, or take a Historic Creole Praline Tasting Tour. We also welcome you to browse in our beautiful gift store in the Arts District. – Convention/Warehouse/Arts District

CrawlNOLA

Destination Kitchen / Food Tours New Orleans

crawlnola.com / 935 Gravier St., Suite 1002, NO 70112 / 504-812-8226 Visit our website to plan your next New Orleans vacation. As the only event planner and tour operator in the Arts & Warehouse District, we've got something for everyone. Pub crawls, progressive dinners, pokerruns, scavenger hunts and historic tours. – Convention/Warehouse/Arts District

NO 70122 / 504-427-9595, 800-979-3370 New Orleans Culinary History Tours offers a French Quarter Tasting Tour ($46), daily at 2pm and a Classic New Orleans Drinks Tour ($58) at 4pm. Call or visit our website. – New Orleans East & Chalmette

TasteBud Culinary/Food and History Tours

tastebudtours.com / 2649 Desoto St., NO 70119 / 219-929-6648 Indulge in pralines, gumbo, po-boys, beignets, Serio's muffuletta (winner of Throwdown! With Bobby Flay) and jambalaya at the Old Coffee Shop (featured on Guy Fieri's Diners, Drive-ins & Dives). A fun time. Come hungry. Purchase tickets on our website. – Marigny/Bywater

TOURS - CULTURAL/ HISTORICAL Creative Alliance of New Orleans

cano-la.org / 2326 Esplanade Ave., NO 70119 / 504-218-4807 Art Home New Orleans, produced by the non-profit Creative Alliance of New Orleans, provides authentic arts experiences for visiting groups. Tour the interiors of New Orleans' cultural collectors. Visit artist studios, galleries or private exhibits. – Esplanade Ridge

Edgar Degas House Historic Home, Courtyard and Inn

degashouse.com / 2306 Esplanade Ave., NO 70119 / 504-821-5009, 800-755-6730 As distinguished by the French Ministry of Culture come see where Degas created 18 paintings, five letters, circa 1872. Guided tour includes viewing of Creole houses, a video, museum, gift shop and bus parking. – Esplanade Ridge

New Orleans Church Tours

nolachurchtours.com / NO / 504-382-8767 Tour historic Catholic churches, sacred shrines. View sacred relics, experience stunning art and architecture dating to the 1800s. Time for observation, exploration and/or silent worship. Tours can be customized to your interest (prayer, architecture, history). – Garden District/Uptown

St. Joseph Plantation Take a walk through time as you enjoy a fascinating glimpse into the lives of the many interesting people who have called this plantation, “home.” • Family owned over 135 years and continues as a working Louisiana Sugar Cane Plantation • Most authentic plantation tour • Many docents are family • Original slave cabins for viewing • Annual Creole Mourning Tour month of October • Birthplace of 19th century architect, Henry H. Richardson • Gift shop

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TOURS - KAYAK

New Orleans Spring Fiesta

springfiesta.com / 826 St. Ann St., NO

70116 / 504-581-1367, 800-550-8450 Richly furnished, a beautiful courtyard and hostesses in antebellum gowns. The highlight of your NOLA experience. Private tours can be arranged. – French Quarter

Treme and Mardi Gras Indian Cultural Tours

tremeindiantours.com / P.O. Box 52014, NO

70152 / 504-975-2434 Experience the unique culture and history of Mardi Gras Indians, Creole cooking and New Orleans music. Learn about Tremé, one of the oldest and culturally richest neighborhoods in New Orleans along with special guest, Big Chief Jerry Butler. – Tremé

Bayou Barn

bayoubarn.com / 7145 Barataria Blvd., Marrero 70072 / 504-689-2663, 800-TO-BAYOU Guided and unguided kayak and canoe tours of the Louisiana swamp. Enjoy the majestic scenery of the Jean Lafitte National Historical Park and Preserve by kayak or canoe. Reservations required. Call for availability. – Westbank

Gravity Trails, LLC

neworleanskayakswamptours.com / NO / 504-571-9975 Beginner-friendly kayak tours of bayous and swamps. Sit-on-top single and double kayaks make it easy to paddle with a friend, family or child. See wildlife from a safe distance and get a little recreation on your vacation. – Mid-City

Kayak-iti-yat

kayakitiyat.com / NO 70119 / 512-964-9499 Capture New Orleans from a different perspective as we guide you along our historic waterways, Bayou St. John and Bayou Bienvenue. Together we'll explore history, culture, our evolving ecology and the surrounding aquatic life. – Mid-City

TOURS - GARDEN DISTRICT Gray Line Tours

graylineneworleans.com / 600 Decatur St., Suite 308, NO 70130 / 504-569-1401, 800233-2628 Stroll through the architectural splendor of the "American sector" of the city. View the Greek Revival and Italianate homes of celebrities of yesterday and today, with an exclusive tour inside an 1865 mansion. – French Quarter

Historic New Orleans Tours, Inc.

tourneworleans.com / 2727 Prytania St., Suite 8, NO 70130 / 504-947-2120 Explore the majesty of the Garden District's grand mansions and oak-lined boulevards. Highlights include the homes of Anne Rice, Archie Manning, Trent Reznor, John Goodman, Nicholas Cage, Sandra Bullock and the death site of Jefferson Davis, and a visit to Lafayette Cemetery. Tours daily. – Garden District/Uptown

House of Broel's Victorian Mansion & Museums

TOURS - GHOST/ PARANORMAL Bloody Mary's Tours & Soiree

bloodymarystours.com / NO 70119 / 504523-7684 New Orleans after dark; explore historic and off-the-beaten-path haunted sites, graveyards and more. Join behindthe-scenes small van tours, group walking tours or custom designed voodoo paranormal adventures. – French Quarter

Gray Line Tours

graylineneworleans.com / 600 Decatur St., Suite 308, NO 70130 / 504-569-1401, 800233-2628 New Orleans "the most haunted city in America." Hear stories about "spirits" inside the Bourbon Orleans, "singing rain" mystery, the Bizot courtyard and more "haunted" sites. We don't promise a ghost, but you never know when you might just meet one. – French Quarter

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Dat NOLA Race

datnolarace.com / NO / 504-460-4908, Think

Mardi Gras World, LLC

mardigrasworld.com / 1380 Port of New Orleans Pl., Next to Convention Center, NO 70130 / 504-361-7821, Come see where Mardi Gras is made. See Mardi Gras magic created right before your eyes in this maze of amazing carnival creations. Guided tours, video, royalty costumes, gift shop. Also perfect location for private events. – Convention/Warehouse/Arts District

TOURS - NIGHTLIFE Gray Line Tours

graylineneworleans.com / 600 Decatur St., Suite 308, NO 70130 / 504-569-1401, 800-233-2628 Big Easy Jazz Tour; two sets of foot-stomping jazz on famous Bourbon Street. Hot jazz, cool cocktails and a guided introduction to the land of musical legends. Take the Original Cocktail Walking Tour for history with a twist. – French Quarter

TOURS - PERSONALIZED/ SPECIALIZED Bespoke Experiences

bespokeneworleans.com / 5821 Clara St.,

NO 70115 / 504-534-8874 Bespoke is your definitive source for private, fully escorted luxury travel experience in New Orleans. We are your personal curators, designing inspired itineraries customized to the interests of your exclusive group. Our city. Your way. – Garden District/Uptown

and walk, run or crawl through an exciting and competitive way to tour and experience the beautiful city of New Orleans. Dat NOLA Race is part adventure race, part scavenger hunt and all fun. – French Quarter

Gray Line Tours

graylineneworleans.com / 600 Decatur St., Suite 308, NO 70130 / 504-569-1401, 800-233-2628 Isle of Orleans Tour. Water— surrounded by it, depend on it, play on it and fear it. From the river to the lake, through floodwalls, past pumping stations, over levees and to the New Canal Lighthouse museum. – French Quarter

New Orleans Personal Guides and Services

neworleanspersonalguides.com / 900 S. Peters St., Suite 12, NO 70130 / 504812-4532 Maximize your New Orleans experience. NOPGS provides personalized itinerary planning for small special interest groups. Call on us for licensed tour guides, arrival orientations, tour planning and restaurant, entertainment and activities recommendations. – Convention/Warehouse/Arts District

NOLA Private Tours

nolaprivatetours.com / NO / 504-4864562, 877-247-2628 (AIRBOAT) Experience private tours with a native guide: city of New Orleans, plantation country and private airboat/flatboat tours of the swamp. Mercedes-Benz, luxury sedans, SUVs, executive vans and buses.

Tailored Tours New Orleans

tailoredtoursneworleans.com / 6024 S. Robertson St., NO 70118 / 504-6576670, Can't live without books, culture or knowledge? Unique tours for savvy travelers seeking diverse, "non-hoop-skirt" experiences. Locals from tradition, but breaking the rules, touring smart families, elite corporates and mentally thirsty individuals. – Garden District/Uptown

TOURS - PLANTATIONS Cajun Encounters Tour Co.

cajunencounters.com / 55345 Hwy. 90 E., Slidell 70461 / 504-834-1770, 866-928-6877 Take a step back in history. See two historic homes in one tour. Walk along the antebellum halls of Oak Alley, step into the Creole French speaking basement of Laura Plantation. Learn history along the drive there and back. Hotel pick-up included. – Northshore

Gray Line Tours

graylineneworleans.com / 600 Decatur St., Suite 308, NO 70130 / 504-569-1401, 800-233-2628 Intriguing family histories and unique cultures showcased at Laura Creole Plantation, called the "best history tour in the US," or Oak Alley Plantation, the most photographed plantation in America. Plantation/swamp tour combines Manchac Swamp and Destrehan Plantation. – French Quarter

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Oak Alley Plantation, Restaurant & Inn

oakalleyplantation.com / 3645 Highway

18, Great River Road, Vacherie 70090 / 225265-2151, 800-463-7196 Nowhere else in the South will you find such a spectacular setting than the "Grande Dame of the Great River Road." Historic grounds and "Big House" tours, slave quarter exhibit, Civil War exhibit and kiosk, blacksmith demonstrations, restaurant and private events. – Outside Metro Area

Old River Road Plantation Adventure, LLC

City Segway Tours New Orleans

neworleans.citysegwaytours.com / 214

Decatur St., NO 70130 / 504-619-4162, 877734-8687 Offers the complete experience: great orientation, informative historical and current day information, unique local stories, fantastic photo ops, superb personal service and an opportunity to ride the coolest machine with the world's first Segway touring company. – French Quarter

TOURS - SHOPPING

plantationadventure.com / 2041 Canal St.,

NO 70112 / 504-671-8687, 866-671-8687 Take a magical narrated journey through scenic cypress swamps to Old River Road. Tour magnificent Oak Alley antebellum mansion and either charming Laura Plantation, romantic San Francisco or mysterious Evergreen. Named "New Orleans' Best Plantation Tour." – Central Business District

ALG Style LLC

algstyle.net / 3104 Desoto St., NO 70119

/ 504-237-1104 Our company provides art and shopping excursions for both small and large parties. Our stylists and personal shoppers also give seminars on image and style for corporations and small groups. – Esplanade Ridge

TOURS - SIGHTSEEING

St. Joseph Plantation

www.stjosephplantation.com / 3535 Hwy. 18, Vacherie 70090 / 225-265-4078 Familyowned for 135 years and continues as a Louisiana working sugar cane plantation. The birthplace of H.H. Richardson and once owned by a French physician, St. Joseph carries a rich history and continues today in sharing its living history. – Outside Metro Area

Cajun Encounters Tour Co.

cajunencounters.com / 55345 Hwy. 90 E., Slidell 70461 / 504-834-1770, 866-9286877 Tour with Cajun Encounters, a locally owned and operated company hailed by locals, visitors and celebrities. Eco-swamp tours, city/cemetery tours and plantation tours leaving daily. Book a combination tour of any kind and receive a discount. Hotel pick-up included. – Northshore

Capital City Trolleys

capitalcitytrolleys.com / 1000 Bourbon

St., NO 70116 / 504-522-3706, 888-433-5115 Specializes in historic trolley tours, French Quarter walking tours, ghost tours and a specialized tour of Villalobas, a pitbull rehab center. We also rent a Bentley for weddings and special events. – French Quarter

Celebration Tours, LLC

celebrationtoursllc.com / 1229 St. Thomas St., NO 70130 / 504-587-7115, 888-587-7115 Celebrate your next birthday, anniversary, or vacation by enjoying everything New Orleans has to offer. Learn about the history, culture, food, music, architecture. Ride in a 12-passenger limo-van for a semi-private/ private city or plantation tour experience. – Central Business District

City Sightseeing New Orleans

citysightseeingneworleans.com / 700 Decatur St., NO 70116 / 504-207-6200, 800362-1811 Hop-on the iconic double-decker buses for a live guided tour of New Orleans. Hop-off to visit the most popular attractions from the French Quarter to the Garden District. Buses pick up every 30 minutes. Flexible, informative and exciting. – French Quarter

Free Tours by Foot

freetoursbyfoot.com/neworleans / 2613 Laurel St., NO 70130 / 504-222-2967 Presents the only free, tip-based tours of New Orleans. These interesting tours will take you through many of the city's legendary neighborhoods and cemeteries. – Garden District/Uptown

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Gray Line Tours

Louisiana Tour Company, LLC

graylineneworleans.com / 600 Decatur

louisianaswamp.com / 9714 Barataria

St., Suite 308, NO 70130 / 504-569-1401, 800-233-2628 See the New Orleans-area Garden District, French Quarter, plantations, swamps, nightlife, cemeteries, famed bars/restaurants, parks and reserves. From the river to the lake, Gray Line shares the beauty and intrigue that makes New Orleans unforgettable. – French Quarter

Blvd., Crown Point 70072 / 504-689-3599, 888-30S-WAMP Enjoy the many tour options available for the city of New Orleans in our modern fleet of minibuses. Three-hour city tours, plantation tours, swamp/airboat tours. We also offer chartered group transportation. – Westbank

New Orleans Bus Vision

Haunted History Tours, Inc.

bus-vision.com / 1515 S. Salcedo St., Suite

hauntedhistorytours.com / NO 70125 /

504-861-2727, 888-644-6787 These are the tours you've heard about. As seen on A&E and History Channel and recommended by the Travel Channel as "New Orleans' No. 1 Tour... A must-do!" Historical, accurate, and entertaining. Call for complete information. – French Quarter

Historic New Orleans Tours, Inc.

110, NO 70125 / 504-339-1174 Discover a new and exciting way of enjoying the Big Easy. Hop-off, hop-on tour. See the life, listen to the jazz, feel the breeze. Jump on to our open, double decker bus. Private charters available. – Garden District/Uptown

Tour Guide Association of Greater New Orleans, Inc.

nolatourguides.org / P.O. Box 56505, NO 70156 / 504-861-7876 TGAGNOI represents nearly 200 licensed, professional tour guides in Greater New Orleans. TGAGNOI provides monthly forums and a yearly seminar, through which members can continue their education and improve their knowledge of our city.

tourneworleans.com / 2727 Prytania

St., Suite 8, NO 70130 / 504-947-2120 Join author/preservationist Robert Florence and other writers, curators and archivists for cemetery, French Quarter, Voodoo, Garden District and haunted tours. Frommer's writes "Historic New Orleans Tours is the place to go for authenticity rather than sensationalism." – Garden District/Uptown

Tours By Isabelle Inter-Tour Louisiane, Inc.

toursbyisabelle.com / P.O. Box 740972, NO 70174 / 504-398-0365, 888-223-2093 Featured since 1986 on Frommer's Almanac of Travel: "Tours by Isabelle offers a totally unique type of touring which differs markedly from what you find in large bus tours.... It is as Tiffany's is to the five-and-dime stores!" – Westbank

TOURS - SWAMP COUNTRY Cajun Critters Swamp Tours

cajunswamptour.com / 363 Louisiana St.,

Westwego 70094 / 504-347-0962, 800-5755578 We do spouse tours and parties of all kinds. Bring your own food. Come out with the critters. Exciting and unforgettable. – Westbank

Cajun Encounters Tour Co.

cajunencounters.com / 55345 Hwy. 90 E., Slidell 70461 / 504-834-1770, 866-928-6877 Tour the protected wetlands of the Honey Island Swamp. Our smaller, custom-made flat-bottom boats create an "up close-andpersonal" experience. Tours have been hailed by everyone from locals to celebrities. Hotel pick-up included. – Northshore

Cajun Pride Swamp Tours

cajunprideswamp.com / 110 Frenier Rd., LaPlace 70068 / 504-467-0758, 800-4670758 Hailed by seasoned swamp visitors as "the best they have ever seen." Visit us in the Manchac Swamp on our privately owned wildlife refuge. We offer combination plantation tours as well at reduced rates. – Outside Metro Area

CARRIAGE TOURS

French Quarter Ghost Mystery St. Louis Cemetery #1 Garden District Faubourg Marigny Treme/History of Jazz

Dr. Wagner's Honey Island Swamp Tours

honeyislandswamp.com / 41490 Crawford Landing Rd., Slidell 70461 / 985-641-1769 Narrated natural history tour in Louisiana's premier cypress swamp. Dr. Wagner's native guides since 1982. Educational, fun and a real adventure. Narrated transportation available. – Northshore

Gray Line Tours

The largest Carriage Company in New Orleans

graylineneworleans.com / 600 Decatur St., Suite 308, NO 70130 / 504-569-1401, 800-233-2628 Cajun guides steer your boat through Jean Lafitte National Park to observe the alligators, egrets, raccoons, nutria and also share native folklore. Get first-hand knowledge of coastal erosion issues and Louisiana seafood. Airboat tours provide a different view for the adventurous. – French Quarter

Historic New Orleans Tours, Inc.

tourneworleans.com / 2727 Prytania St., Suite 8, NO 70130 / 504-947-2120 Experience the adventure of the Louisiana swamp on a boat cruise through the Honey Island Swamp. Journey through the bayou country with native Cajun guides who will share the wetlands' legends, lore and wildlife. – Garden District/Uptown

504-943-8820 BOOK ONLINE

www.neworleanscarriages.com America’s oldest carriage company. All tours depart from Jackson Square on the 700 block of Decatur Street. Call to reserve your carriage for hotel pick-up. We operate 7 days a week, 9 am till midnight, weather permitting.

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Jean Lafitte Swamp & Airboat Tours jeanlafitteswamptour.com / 365 Canal

St., Suite 820, NO 70130 / 504-689-4186, 800-445-4109 Just 25 minutes from New Orleans, explore moss-draped cypress trees and bayous teeming with wildlife in historical Jean Lafitte National Park. We'll escort you into the mysterious Louisiana

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TOURS - WALKING Friends of the Cabildo

friendsofthecabildo.org / 701 Chartres

St., NO 70116 / 504-523-3939 Nonprofit benefiting the Louisiana State Museum. Daily French Quarter tours leave from the 1850 House (523 St. Ann St.) and Museum in Jackson Square. Tues.- Sun. 10:30am and 1:30pm, $20 adults, $10 students and seniors. Special tours of New Orleans are also available. – French Quarter

Historic New Orleans Tours, Inc. tourneworleans.com / 2727 Prytania

St., Suite 8, NO 70130 / 504-947-2120 Join author Robert Florence and knowledgeable, entertaining guides for tours of the cemeteries, French Quarter, Voodoo, the Garden District and hauntings. Awarded Frommer's STAR 1999 through 2014. Discounted group tours available. – Garden District/Uptown

La Vie Orleans Tours

lavieorleanstours.com / P.O. Box 30466, NO 70190 / 205-568-2375 Focuses on smaller tour groups to provide a more personal and enjoyable experience to the customer. All tours are designed to educate our visitors while also creating a fun and engaging experience. – French Quarter

Magic Tours, LLC

magictoursnola.com / 720 St. Louis St., NO

70130 / 504-588-9693 Alternative tours for the intelligent traveler. Daily tours are given by licensed guides who are professors, historians and journalists. Magic Tours is highly respected for its commitment to accuracy, enlightenment and entertaining experiences. – French Quarter

New Orleans Jogging Tours

neworleansjoggingtours.com / NO / 504858-9988 Provides visitors and locals with a narrative running tour of New Orleans. Along with regularly scheduled tours, we offer customizable and private tours. Lace-up your running shoes and join us for a unique tour of the Big Easy. – French Quarter

New Orleans Music Tours, LLC

neworleansmusictours.com / 828 Royal

St., Box #233, NO 70116 / 504-300-9820 Creative, original, fun. Walking tours, storytelling and playing songs from more than 100 years of recordings. Walkin' and/ or ridin' tours for schools, conferences, VIP's. Adult tours of jazz, cocktails and local nightlife. We push the boundaries of music tourism. – French Quarter

Nola Tour Guy

nolatourguy.com / 2726 N. Claiborne Ave.,

NO 70117 / 504-300-9489 Our walking tours are fun and free. We are experts at breathing life into the history of New Orleans. This ensures the guide will give the best possible tour so you, the guest, will tip. – Marigny/Bywater

TOURS - WINERIES/ VINEYARDS/DISTILLERIES Celebration Distillation

oldneworleansrum.com / 2815 Frenchmen St., NO 70122 / 504-945-9400 Celebration Distillation, located on Frenchmen Street in New Orleans, is the oldest premium rum distillery in the U.S. We only use blackstrap molasses made from sugar cane grown in the rich soil of Louisiana. – Marigny/Bywater

VOODOO Island of Salvation Botanica, LLC

feyvodou.com / 2372 St. Claude Ave., Suite 100, at the New Orleans Healing Center, NO 70117 / 504-948-9961 Herbs, oils, candles, incense, gris-gris, Haitian art, books and visionary art by Sallie Ann Glassman, initiated priestess. The priestess offers lectures, healings, ceremonies, excursions and highly personal and transformative psychic readings. The real deal. – Marigny/Bywater

ZOOS Audubon Zoo - A Facility of Audubon Nature Institute auduboninstitute.org / 6500 Magazine St.,

NO 70118 / 504-581-4629, 800-774-7394 Top five U.S. zoo featuring more than 2,000 animals in natural habitats settings, including our white alligator in the Louisiana Swamp exhibit. Cool Zoo, A Wild and Wet Splash Park open seasonally. – Garden District/Uptown

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estate jewelry, carpets and silver. – Convention/Warehouse/Arts District

Valobra Jewelry & Antiques

valobra.net / 333 Royal St., NO 70130 / 504525-6364 – French Quarter

ANTIQUES As You Like It Silver Shop

asyoulikeitsilvershop.com / 3033 Magazine

St., NO 70115 / 504-897-6915, 800-8282311 Sterling silver tableware, jewelry and souvenirs. Many one-of-a-kind items in stock. Hand engraving and restoration and repair services. Buy and sell. We accept all major credit cards and ship anywhere. – Garden District/Uptown

French Antique Shop

frantique.com / 225 Royal St., NO 70130 / 504-524-9861 Specializing in fine 18th- and 19th-century French lighting and furnishings, marble mantels, gold leaf mirrors, Continental and Oriental accessories. Family business whose expertise in collecting and selling is world famous. – French Quarter

Ida Manheim Antiques

idamanheimantiques.com / 409 Royal St., NO 70130 / 504-620-4114, 888-6275969 Ida Manheim invites you to visit our magnificent show rooms filled with 17th-, 18th-, and 19th-century English, French, and Continental furniture, fine 19th-century oil paintings, mantels, and marble bronze statuary. – French Quarter

Keil’s Antiques Inc.

keilsantiques.com / 325 Royal St., NO 70130

/ 504-522-4552 Since 1899. Specializing in antique jewelry, marble mantels, gold leaf mirrors, chandeliers, French and English furniture. Open Monday to Saturday, 9am to 5pm. – French Quarter

M. S. Rau Antiques

rauantiques.com / 630 Royal St., NO 70130

/ 504-523-5660, 800-544-9440 Experience the finest shopping in the world at one of the largest antique galleries in North America. Celebrating their 100th year, this New Orleans institution is filled with rare, museum-quality antiques, important 18thand 19th-century fine art and breathtaking jewelry. – French Quarter

Moss Antiques 411 Royal St., NO 70130 / 504-522-3981 Fine French and English furniture, chandeliers, paintings and bric-a-brac. Large selection of antique and estate jewelry. Monday to Saturday 9am to 5pm. – French Quarter

nealauction.com / 4038 Magazine St.,

NO 70115 / 504-899-5329, 800-467-5329 New Orleans’ oldest and most respected auctioneers and appraisers of antiques and fine art. Our 27-year history is anchored by a rewarding commitment to tradition, integrity and expertise. We offer a complete service to buyers and sellers. – Garden District/Uptown

New Orleans Auction Galleries

70130 / 504-524-7033 Fourth generation dealers in fine antique English, French and Continental formal and provincial furniture, lighting, chandeliers, mirrors, decorative arts, antique and estate jewelry. More than 10,000 square feet. Established 1899. – French Quarter

APPAREL & ACCESSORIES Brooks Brothers

brooksbrothers.com / 333 Canal St., Suite 121, NO 70130 / 504-522-4200 Established in 1818, Brooks Brothers upholds the same traditions and values for nearly two centuries. These are the reasons why customers consider us an American icon. – Central Business District

Dirty Coast

dirtycoast.com / 329 Julia St., NO 70130 /

504-324-3745 A lifestyle brand specializing in T-shirt design. Each product is designed and printed in New Orleans and celebrates life in the Big Easy. Every design is meant to strike a conversation. – Central Business District

Pelican Coast Clothing Company

pelicancoastclothing.com / 5509 Magazine

St., NO 70115 / 504-393-0232, 855-5574949 From business hours to happy hours, Pelican Coast is for those who treasure the coastal lifestyle. Our line of timeless apparel ranges from signature ties, classic shirts and performance wear, to handmade leather bags and belts. – Garden District/Uptown

Perlis, Inc.

perlis.com / 6070 Magazine St., NO 70118 /

504-895-8661, 800-725-6070 Uptown New Orleans’ premier clothing store for more than 70 years. Our crawfish trademark on clothing is famous and is also sold at Perlis’ Cajun Clothing Co. by Perlis stores, at our Mandeville and Baton Rouge Perlis locations and online. – Garden District/Uptown

Rubensteins

rubensteinsneworleans.com / 102 St.

Charles Ave., NO 70130 / 504-581-6666, 800725-7823 Rubensteins has been a staple of New Orleans since 1924. As a men’s specialty store, Rubensteins offers quality, name-brand merchandise in a dynamic and attentive environment. – Central Business District

jackiesandviolets.com / 808 Chartres St., NO 70116 / 504-569-0088 One-of-a-kind clothing and jewelry with a French Victorian feel. Gifts and treasures you’ll never find at home. Located just off Jackson Square. – French Quarter

ARTISTS/ART GALLERIES The Brass Camera

thebrasscamera.com / 1201 St. Philip

neworleansauction.com / 510 Julia St.,

NO 70130 / 504-566-1849 A distinctly sized auction gallery located in the heart of the New Orleans Arts/Warehouse District. Devoted to providing the finest antiques, art,

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funerals and Mardi Gras Indians for more than twenty years. – Tremé

Dutch Alley Artist’s Co-op

dutchalleyartistsco-op.com / 912 N.

Peters St., NO 70116 / 504-412-9220 More than 20 local artists/owners create original works from salvaged materials, glass, woodturnings, pottery, fabric art, jewelry, photography and paintings that reflect the uniqueness of New Orleans and the Gulf. – French Quarter

Frenchmen Art Market

frenchmenartmarket.com / 619 Frenchmen St., NO 70116 / 504-941-1149 New Orleans’ only weekly nighttime art market featuring original art, jewelry and crafts by local and regional artists. We provide a family-friendly cultural experience within the lively music and nightlife of Frenchmen Street. – Marigny/Bywater

Frenchy Gallery

frenchylive.com / 610 Toulouse St., NO

70112 / 504-861-7595 The destination for viewing a vast majority of New Orleans artist Frenchy’s original paintings and prints. Frenchy has two locations: Uptown and in the French Quarter. Frenchy also paints at live events. – French Quarter

Martin Lawrence Galleries

martinlawrence.com / 433 Royal St., NO

70130 / 504-299-9055, Originals and prints by Chagall, Picasso, Francis, Haring, Warhol and Miro. Publishers of Erte, Hallam, Kondakova, Bertho, Robert Deyber and others. Located in the heart of the French Quarter. Monday to Sunday 10am to 6pm or by appointment. – French Quarter

Michalopoulos Gallery

michalopoulos.com / 617 Bienville St., NO 70130 / 504-558-0505 The offkilter architectural paintings of James Michalopoulos are instantly recognizable. You will find them here along with the artist’s figurative paintings, still lives and landscapes. Monday to Saturday 10am to 6pm; Sunday 11am to 6pm. – French Quarter

Octavia Art Gallery

octaviaartgallery.com / 454 Julia St., NO

70130 / 504-309-4249 Showcases the work of international and local, emerging and established contemporary artists along with modern masters. – Convention/Warehouse/Arts District

RHINO Contemporary Crafts Co. Gallery rhinocrafts.com / 333 Canal St., The Shops at Canal Place, 2nd Floor, NO 70130 / 504-523-7945, New Orleans preeminent local artists’ co-op gallery in downtown. Celebrating our 25th year. Handmade arts and crafts of New Orleans. Jewelry, ceramics, fiber, metal, glass and leather art. – Central Business District

ARTS & CRAFTS David Art Center

davidartcenter.com / 3020 N. Arnoult Rd.,

Metairie 70002 / 504-888-3630 Largest and most complete art and drafting store in Louisiana. Easel rental and delivery service available. We do dry mounting and framing (ready-made or custom). We carry all sizes of foam boards, gator boards and coroplast. – Jefferson Parish

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French Market Corporation

frenchmarket.org / 1008 N. Peters St., NO

70116 / 504-522-2621 The French Market is home to a variety of local arts and crafts merchants. Vendors sell daily from retail art galleries in the French Market District and stands in the Farmers and Flea Markets. – French Quarter

BOOKS 228 Decatur St., NO 70130 / 504-522-9875 Two floors of secondhand books and 600plus new titles on New Orleans and the Deep South. Large assortment of classical music on CD and LP. Open daily. – French Quarter

Forest Sales & Distributing Company bookmarketingplus.com 139 Jean

Marie St., Reserve 70084 / 985-479-1456, 888-376-6925 Wholesale distributor of Louisiana cookbooks, regional interest books, souvenir note cards and art prints, Louisiana foods and spices. Selling primarily to shops, bookstores, convention planners and mail order operations. – Outside Metro Area

CANDIES, FINE CHOCOLATES & PRALINES Aunt Sally’s Praline Shops, Inc.

auntsallys.com / 810 Decatur St., NO 70116

/ 504-524-3373, 800-642-7257 View and taste as our talented cooks stir up a pot of Aunt Sally’s Creole Pralines as you browse in our unique gift store. Located at 810 Decatur Street in the heart of the French Market. – French Quarter

Aunt Sally’s Pralines

auntsallys.com / 750 St. Charles Ave., NO

70130 / 504-944-6090, 800-642-7257 View and taste as our talented cooks stir up a pot of Aunt Sally’s Creole Pralines, or take a Historic Creole Praline Tasting Tour. We also welcome you to browse in our beautiful gift store in the Arts District. – Convention/Warehouse/Arts District

Creole Delicacies Gourmet Shop & Catering Company

cookincajun.com / 533 St. Ann St., NO 70116

/ 504-523-6425, 800-523-6425 Delicious creamy pralines, Creole/Cajun spices and mixes and other gourmet items as well as kitchen gadgets. Tastings and product sampling daily. – French Quarter

Leah’s Pralines

leahspralines.com / 714 St. Louis St., NO 70130 / 504-523-5662, 888-5235324 French Quarter’s oldest praline shop. Pralines, pecan brittle, sugared pecans made fresh daily. Fine chocolates hand dipped. Leah’s own New Orleans seasonings and mixes. Gift boxes, baskets, welcome bags, wedding favors, convention handouts. Free samples. – French Quarter

New Orleans Famous Praline Company neworleansfamouspraline.com / 1013 A

Harimaw Ct. W., Metairie 70001 / 504-8346000, 800-895-0441 Traditional Creole candy in attractive gift-box packaging. Volume discounts available. Great corporate gift item. – Jefferson Parish

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neworleansschoolofcooking.com / 524

St. Louis St., NO 70130 / 504-525-2665, 800-237-4841 Our world famous all-natural pralines (original and chocolate) are made fresh daily in our stores. No preservatives. Visit us and learn how to make them in one of our entertaining daily cooking classes. Additonal location at 504 St. Peters St. – French Quarter

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southerncandymakers.com / 334 Decatur

St., NO 70130 / 504-523-5544, 800-344-9773 Award-winning pralines made fresh daily. Homemade toffee, turtles, glazed pecans, Mississippi Mud, Bourbon Street Bark and Jackson Squares. Customized gift boxes/ baskets. Unique favor boxes are perfect for conventions and meetings. Federal Express shipping daily. – French Quarter

CHILDREN’S SHOPS Little Toy Shop 900 Decatur St., NO 70116 / 504-522-6588, 800-432-7080 Speciality toy store. Madam Alexander dolls, metal soldiers, Breyer horses, lots of plush stuffed animals, diecast cars, die-cast airplanes, die-cast buses and lots of local flavor. Cajun, Creole and N’awlins books. – French Quarter

CIGAR, PIPE & TOBACCO SHOPS The Cigar Factory New Orleans

cigarfactoryneworleans.com / 415 Decatur

St., NO 70130 / 504-568-1003, 800-550-0775 The city’s oldest and only cigar factory. Come experience one of the finest cigars you’ll ever have the opportunity to smoke. Mail order direct. Cigar maker available for private events. We have three locations in the French Quarter. – French Quarter

COSMETICS/BEAUTY PRODUCTS NaturaLashes

naturalashesbar.com / 3200 Severn Ave., Suite 120, Metairie 70002 / 504-885-6228 The “first and original” eyelash salon offering a variety of eyelash extension services in Louisiana. Our experienced eyelash stylists are professionally trained and inspired by the latest technique in the artistry of lash application. – Jefferson Parish

DEPARTMENT STORES Macy’s

visitmacysneworleans.com / 3301

Veterans Memorial Blvd., Metairie 70002 / 504-484-4600 A popular shopping destination for travelers coming from all over the world. Visitors are eligible to receive our Welcome Savings Pass, which offers 10 percent savings on most items in the store, some inclusions apply. See associate for details. – Jefferson Parish

Saks Fifth Avenue

saksfifthavenue.com / 301 Canal St., NO 70130 / 504-524-2200 Chanel, Prada, Gucci and Louis Vuitton are just a few of the many specialty collections available at one of Saks Fifth Avenue’s top flagship stores. Collections of the finest men’s and women’s shoes, ready-to-wear and cosmetics. – Central Business District

Wal-Mart #5022

wal-mart.com / 1901 Tchoupitoulas St., NO 70130 / 504-522-4142 For all your needs, last-minute or not. Groceries, cosmetics, toiletries, office supplies, toys, one hour photo, gift baskets, party trays, balloons, flowers, liquor, souvenirs, novelty shirts, Mardi Gras items, Cajun food and much more. – Garden District/Uptown

FLORISTS & PLANTS Convention Plant Designs, Inc.

cpdi.net / 3100 Ridgelake Dr., Suite 107, Metairie 70002 / 504-454-7204, 866-207-7010 Specializing in all types of plant rentals and floral design services. Blooming and rental plants available for conventions, hospitality suites, special events and weddings. Custom-designed floral arrangements. Seasonal holiday décor will be available for purchase. See our website for details. WBE certified. – Jefferson Parish

Kim Starr Wise Floral Events

kimstarrwise.com / 2032 Adams St., NO 70118 / 504-315-5607 Kim Starr Wise brings to NOLA her love of unique and quality flowers, a penchant for detail and incorporates distinctive design, color, texture and style to create a truly memorable event. – Garden District/Uptown

The Plant Gallery

theplantgallery.com / 9401 Airline Dr., NO 70118 / 504-488-8887 From the Superbowl to small meetings, TPG can handle it all. We are the in-house florists for more than 23 hotels. Visit us for all of your up-lighting, florals, plant rentals and linen needs. – Jefferson Parish

FOODS RETAIL & MAIL ORDER CA1 Services P.O. Box 20148, NO 70141 / 504-463-5500, 800-525-4877 Concessions and retail gift stores at Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport. – Lakeview

The New Orleans School of Cooking

neworleansschoolofcooking.com / 524 St. Louis St., NO 70130 / 504-525-2665, 800-237-4841 The French Quarter’s specialty food store. Featuring Louisiana’s best cookbooks and local farmers market products. Home of New Orleans School of Cooking’s own spices, sauces, gift baskets and famous pralines. Daily entertaining cooking classes. – French Quarter

Reily Foods Company

luzianne.com / 640 Magazine St., NO 70130 / 800-535-1961 Offering consumers highquality products for more than 100 years. Manufactures and markets a variety of coffee, tea and mayonnaise brands as well as multiple specialty products.. – Central Business District

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FURNISHINGS & ACCESSORIES

French Market Corporation

frenchmarket.org / 1008 N. Peters St., NO

Bevolo Gas & Electric Lights

bevolo.com / 521 Conti St., NO 70130 / 504522-9485 Manufacturer and distributor of lighting fixtures: handcrafted, antique copper, natural gas, propane and electric, residential, commercial, landscapes and streetscapes. Custom orders. – French Quarter

70116 / 504-522-2621 The French Market District encompasses six French Quarter blocks filled with diverse shops featuring locally made art, clothing, hats, jewelry, toys and home accessories, plus bookshops and praline shops offering gift baskets. Shipping available. – French Quarter

fleurdelightcandles.com / NO / 504-427-

5345 Hand-poured candles in sultry scents that make New Orleans unique such as Cafe Au Lait, King Cake and French Market. A portion of See the Light and Feed the Hungry candles benefit the local food bank. – Lakeview

442 Canal St., Suite 206, NO 70130 / 504-5860703 Tremendous selection of T-shirts and souvenirs. Everything from groceries and package liquor to magazines and toiletries. Special 99-cent section. – Central Business District

Razzle Dazzle

razzledazzleshopping.com / 524 Royal St.,

Hazelnut

hazelnutneworleans.com / 5515 Magazine

Fleur de Light Candles

Magnolia Enterprises, Inc.

St., NO 70115 / 504-891-2424 A destination shop for natives and visitors with its stylish blend of unique gifts, elegant home accessories and exclusive New Orleans toile. Co-owned by actor and native Bryan Batt. – Garden District/Uptown

NO 70130 / 504-568-0001 Razzle Dazzle is a fun French Quarter shopping destination featuring thematic vignettes composed of fine furnishings and decor to show off our specialty gifts, jewelry and unique products that are sure to tantalize your taste. – French Quarter

GIFT BASKETS A Tisket A Tasket New Orleans Books & Gift Baskets atisketatasketneworleans.com / 910 Decatur St., NO 70116 / 504-524-8482, 800-704-7314 We specialize in designing customized gift baskets and gift bags featuring a taste of New Orleans. Large variety of cookbooks and regional books. Unique gift ideas for convention groups and business meetings. – French Quarter

The Basketry

thebasketry.com / NO / 504-309-7935, 800385-9601 Beautiful gift baskets include wine and gourmet, Cajun/New Orleans, fleur-delis, convention gifts and hotel room drops custom designed in your budget. Citywide delivery and worldwide shipping. – Central Business District

Signature New Orleans Neckwear & MORE

Hand made I N New Orleans

Cajun Creations

cajuncreations.com / 2601 N. Hullen,

Suite 110, Metairie 70002 / 504-218-8466, 877-694-4986 Unique New Orleans-themed gifts. Large variety of gift baskets and bags. Cajun/Creole foods, featuring the best Louisiana has to offer. Perfect for conventions, business meetings, corporate gifts, family and friends. – Jefferson Parish

Timeless apparel made locally with the finest attention to details and craftsmanship.

Nancy’s Corner

Whatever coast you’re

nancyscorner.com / Metairie 70001 / 504-

831-9235, 800-504-9235 More than 30 years’ experience. Custom-designed gift baskets to fit every budget. Citywide delivery and nationwide shipping. Perfect gifts for any occasion. For personalized service with a smile please call us. – Jefferson Parish

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GIFT SHOPS The Brass Monkey

SPORT SHIRTS

407 Royal St., NO 70130 / 504-561-0688 Unusual gifts and collectibles. An extensive group of French Limoges boxes, Halcyon days enamels, Jay Strongwater, antique walking sticks, medical instruments and French and English antique reproductions. – French Quarter

Forever New Orleans 700 Royal St., NO 70116 / 504-586-3536 Located in the historic LaBranche Building. Offers an eclectic mix of gifts with a uniquely New Orleans flavor. Home furnishings, candles, frames, jewelry, apparel and more, will help you carry the true spirit of Forever New Orleans home with you. – French Quarter

PA N T S & S H O R T S B E LT S & B A G S PET GEAR

SHOP OUR ONLINE STORE AT

PELICANCOASTCLOTHING.COM 5 5 0 9 M A G A Z I N E S T R E E T, N E W O R L E A N S

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Roux Royale 600-604 Royal St., NO 70130 / 504-565-5272 Wine and dine New Orleans style. With housewares, linens, barware, candies, speciality food items, cookbooks, and table top, Roux Royale offers an unique shopping experience in the heart of the French Quarter. Bon appetit. – French Quarter

Sunshine USA 222 Bourbon St., NO 70130 / 504-410-1234 Sunshine USA operates four gift shops in the heart of the French Quarter: Trades Emporium, Dixieland Outlet, Southland and New Orleans Gift Center. We sell gifts, souvenirs, clothing, novelty items, collectibles and other merchandise. – French Quarter

Toulouse Royale Gifts

neworleanstogo.com / 601 Royal St., NO

70130 / 504-522-3869, 800-259-8874 Take New Orleans home with you. From hot sauce to cool tees, we offer everything that is New Orleans. Visit us in the heart of the French Quarter or on the Internet. – French Quarter

HAT SHOPS Meyer The Hatter

meyerthehatter.com / 120 St. Charles Ave., NO 70130 / 504-525-1048, 800-8824287 The South’s largest hat store is located in downtown New Orleans. Thirdgeneration hat man Sam Meyer, his sons and grandsons sell quality hats and caps from the world’s leading manufacturers, including Akubra, Bailey, Borsalino, Dobbs, Kangol and Stetson. – Central Business District

JEWELRY Fleur d’ Orleans

fleurdorleans.com / 3701 A Magazine

St., NO 70115 / 504-899-5585 Designer jewelry, gifts and home wares, inspired by the architectural heritage of New Orleans. Sterling silver jewelry, handmade paper cards, hand-woven rugs, mouth-blown crystal and silk scarves abound in this unique locally-owned, designer atelier. – Garden District/Uptown

Mignon Faget

mignonfaget.com / 3801 Magazine St., NO

70115 / 504-891-2005, 800-375-7557 Noted artist and designer Mignon Faget creates jewelry designs reflecting the history, nature and architecture of her native environment. Each handcrafted object of adornment is designed in her New Orleans studio. For gallery locations, call or visit us online. – Garden District/Uptown

Mignon Faget Ltd.

mignonfaget.com / 333 Canal St., Shops

At Canal Place, 1st Level, NO 70130 / 504524-2973, 800-375-7557 Noted artist and designer Mignon Faget creates jewelry designs reflecting the history, nature and architecture of her native environment. Each handcrafted object of adornment is designed in her New Orleans studio. For gallery locations, call or visit us online. – Central Business District

Symmetry Jewelers & Designers

symmetryjewelers.com / 8138 Hampson St., NO 70118 / 504-861-9925, 800-628-

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3711 The original jewelry gallery of New Orleans. Designs by in-house artist Tom Mathis complement an extensive estate jewelry collection and jewelry artists from around the world. Original wedding and engagement rings are Symmetry specialties. – Garden District/Uptown

Tao Spa

taospas.com / 837 Canal St., NO 70112 / 210-843-8276 We do foot reflexology, therapeutic body massage and acupressure point therapy. We are specialized in reducing heel pain (planter fascitis), stiff neck and shoulder, lower back pain, sciatic and other body aches. – French Quarter

LIQUOR/WINE DISTRIBUTORS

SEAFOOD

Martin Wine Cellar

Louisiana Seafood Exchange Inc

martinwine.com / 714 Elmeer Ave.,

Metairie 70005 / 504-896-7300, 888-4077496 Local wine and spirits retail business that has been family owned and operated since 1946. An extensive collection of American and imported wine, spirits and beer along with a full-service bistro/deli, catering, gift baskets and merchandise. – Jefferson Parish

MARDI GRAS SUPPLIES The Mardi Gras Spot

mardigrasspot.com / 2812 Toulouse St., NO 70119 / 504-482-6100, 800-899-1869 Manufacturer and distributor of plush toys, Mardi Gras beads, novelties, LED and fiber optic toys. We specialize in custom products for marketing and promotions. Carrying the largest selection of party supplies and themed decorations. – Mid-City

MASSAGE THERAPY Spa 2 Geaux

spa2geaux.com / NO / 504-312-2626 Mobile spa providing you with excellent services in the comfort of your private home, office, hotel suite or special event. Offering massages, facials, manicures, pedicures, airbrush tanning, airbrush makeup, updos and corporate chair massage.

MUSIC & VIDEO Louisiana Music Factory

louisianamusicfactory.com / 210 Decatur St., NO 70130 / 504-586-1094 Retail record store specializing in jazz, blues, Cajun, zydeco, R&B, Dixieland and more. We carry CDs, DVDs, LPs, 45s, 78s, books, posters, T-shirts and sheet music. Personal service and knowledgeable sales staff. – French Quarter

SALONS & SPAS Kenneth’s Studio for Hair

kennethsstudio.com / 2100 St. Charles Ave., NO 70130 / 504-528-8585 Our clients enjoy both updated classic looks and trendy styles. We serve women and men of all ages. Nail services, makeup and skin care are available. We specialize in hair color and special occasion packages. – Garden District/Uptown

Spa Atlantis, LLC

spaatlantis.net / 740 Gravier St., NO

70130 / 504-566-8088 Full-service spa and salon located in the heart of downtown New Orleans, offering guests highquality experience focused on service and serenity. Soothing massage, indulgent skin treatments, pampering manicures and pedicures. Escape reality, visit Atlantis. – Central Business District

louisianaseafoodexchange.net / 428 Jefferson Hwy., Jefferson 70121 / 504-8349393, 800-969-9394 Full-service seafood wholesale processor, specializing in fish and shellfish products from the Gulf of Mexico and around the world. Supplier to the finest restaurants, retailers, hotels and caterers. – Jefferson Parish

New Orleans Fish House 921 S. Dupre, NO 70125 / 504-821-9700, 800-839-3474 Retail and wholesale seafood. Weekly delivery to four states and nationwide shipping. We accept Mastercard and VISA. – Mid-City

P & J Oyster Company, Inc

oysterlover.com / 1039 Toulouse St., NO 70112 / 504-523-2651 P & J Oyster Company serves the highest quality oysters to the finest restaurants in the world. We are a family tradition since 1876. Always demand P & J Brand oysters. – French Quarter

SHOPPING & ENTERTAINMENT CENTERS Costco Wholesale Corporation

costco.com / 3900 Dublin St., NO 70118 / 504-483-9001 – Mid-City

French Market Corporation

frenchmarket.org / 1008 N. Peters St., NO 70116 / 504-522-2621 The French Market District boasts six blocks of shopping and dining in the French Quarter, including the Shops at the Upper Pontalba, Shops on the Colonnade on Decatur Street, and the Farmers and Flea Markets. – French Quarter

Jackson Brewery Millhouse

jacksonbrewery.com / 600 Decatur St., NO 70130 / 504-566-7601 Drop into the monumental Jackson Brewery for a taste of New Orleans history and shopping. Located on the Mississippi River. Two full floors of stores, restaurants and bars, including Gumbo Pot and Pat O’s on the River. – French Quarter

Lakeside Shopping Center

lakesideshopping.com / 3301 Veterans

Memorial Blvd., Metairie 70002 / 504835-8000 Outfitting Louisiana for more than 40 years. More than 120 shops and restaurants, including Apple, Abercrombie & Fitch, Sephora, Williams-Sonoma, J.Crew, Bravo, Armani Exchange, Pottery Barn, Banana Republic, P.F. Chang’s, Dillard’s, Macy’s and JCPenney. – Jefferson Parish

Louisiana Tax Free Shopping

louisianataxfree.com / New Orleans

Armstrong International Airport, P.O. Box 20125, NO 70141 / 504-467-0723 More than 800 member stores statewide. Refunds made in cash at the New

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Orleans International Airport, Riverwalk Marketplace, Macy’s Lakeside, main branches of Capital One in Lafayette and Shreveport or by mail. For additional information and store listings, consult our directory. – Jefferson Parish

Magazine Street Merchants Association

magazinestreet.com / NO 70175 / 504-

342-4435, 866-679-4764 Magazine Street, a six-mile street where locals come to shop, wine, dine and relax. A unique experience unlike anywhere else in the city. For a free shopper’s guide, call or email us at guide@magazinestreet.com – Garden District/Uptown

The Outlet Collection at Riverwalk

outletcollectionriverwalk.com / 500 Port

of New Orleans Pl., NO 70130 / 504-5221555 The newly opened Outlet Collection at Riverwalk is the nation’s first upscale outlet center in the very heart of a downtown; showcasing many national retailers for the first time in New Orleans/the Gulf South region. – Riverfront

Royal Street Guild

royalstreetguildnola.com / 630 Royal St.,

NO 70130 / 504-523-5660 Recognized as one of the best streets for antiques in the world. Stroll the Old World market place for seven glorious blocks and discover fine antiques and collectibles. Scattered among these rare findings are cafes, restaurants, art galleries and hotels. – French Quarter

The Shops at Canal Place

theshopsatcanalplace.com / 333 Canal St.,

NO 70130 / 504-522-9200 Offers a stunning variety of more than 45 world-class shops and cafes, including Saks Fifth Avenue, Brooks Brothers, Anthropologie, Allen Edmonds, BCBG, J. Crew and lululemon athletica. – Central Business District

SOUVENIRS - WHOLESALE/ RETAIL

United Gift & Novelty Company, Inc.

unitedgiftneworleans.com / 425 Milan St., NO 70115 / 504-894-0404, 800-999-4885 Importers/wholesalers. Main distributor of New Orleans and Louisiana merchandise, with unique designs on a wide range of products. – Garden District/Uptown

TUXEDOS & ACCESSORIES

Cunningham Enterprises, Inc. 3816 Dauphine St., NO 70117 / 504-9456500, 800-689-4719 In business since 1978, we are a wholesale distributor selling New Orleans matted art, prints, posters, cookbooks, spices and hot sauces. We also specialize in custom labeled hot sauces for special events and conventions. – Marigny/Bywater

Express Publishing Co. Inc. 5749 Jefferson Hwy., Harahan 70123 / 504-733-8300, 800-725-6963 Wholesale distributor to retailers and convention planners for souvenirs, books and T-shirts. Products include New Orleans Saints, fleurde-lis and Mardi Gras items. – Jefferson Parish

French Market Corporation

souvenirs daily: Mardi Gras items, imported and local clothing, jewelry and accessories. – French Quarter

frenchmarket.org / 1008 N. Peters St., NO 70116 / 504-522-2621 The French Market District offers six blocks of retail shopping, including the famous Farmers and Flea Markets with more than 200 vendors selling

Bean’s Formal Wear

beansformalwear.laplexus.com / 4900 Freret St., NO 70115 / 504-891-4675 The place to go for men’s tuxedo rentals and sales. In business more than 20 years at the same location. Member of the BBB. Specializes in tuxedos for weddings, proms and balls and career apparel. – Garden District/Uptown

VOODOO SHOPS HEX: Old World Witchery

hexwitch.com / 1219 Decatur St., NO 70116 / 504-613-0558 Warlock Christian Day presents an authentic New Orleans witchcraft shop for everyone from curious visitors to experienced practitioners. Featuring candles, occult books, incense, jewelry, Voodoo dolls, potions, broom sticks, and psychic readings by real practicing witches. – French Quarter

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AIRLINES

Audubon Limousine

audubonlimousine.com / 55345 Hwy 90 E.,

United Airlines

united.com / 1600 Smith St., 16th Floor,

Houston, TX 77002 / 713-324-0563, 800-4687022 – Outside Metro Area

AIRPORT TRANSPORTATION A Airport Limousine Service

airportlimousineneworleans.com /

Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport, 900 Airline Dr., NO 70141 / 504-3052450, 866-739-5466 Airport Limousine, the exclusive luxury transportation provided for the New Orleans Airport, offers superior service at economical rates. Reserve in advance at airportlimousineneworleans.com or 866-739-5461 or upon arrival at our kiosks in baggage claim. – Jefferson Parish

Airport Shuttle, Inc.

airportshuttleneworleans.com / 4220 Howard Ave., NO 70125 / 504-522-3500, 866-596-2699 Official ground transportation for the Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport. Convenient service to and from downtown New Orleans hotels, French Quarter, convention center and cruise ship terminal. – Mid-City

Slidell 70461 / 504-210-8340, 866-928-6877 Let Audubon Limousine help you travel New Orleans safely and in style. We are a locally owned and operated company, with special rates for shuttles, group transfers, multiday event booking, and more. Punctual, professional staff. French Quarter friendly buses.– Northshore

MyAirportTrip.com

myairporttrip.com / 4333 Euphrosine

St., NO 70125 / 877-592-2226 Offers a full spectrum of transportation options to airport travelers. We connect passengers with top airport shuttle, limousine, luxury vehicle and taxi companies and provide low, flat-rate fares. – Mid-City

AIRPORTS Hawthorne Global Aviation Services hawthorne.aero / 6401 Stars & Stripes

Blvd., NO 70126 / 504-248-5240 A premier, full-service private air terminal offering the best in ramp, hospitality and concierge services for all aircraft types at Lakefront Airport. – Lakeview

Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport

flymsy.com / P.O. Box 20007, NO 70141

/ 504-303-7800 Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport is Louisiana’s major commercial airport providing national and international flight service. – Jefferson Parish

BUS COMPANIES Audubon Limousine

audubonlimousine.com / 55345 Hwy. 90 E.,

Dixieland Tours

dixielandtours.com / 10520 S. Choctaw

Blvd. , Baton Rouge 70815 / 225-273-9119, 800-256-8747 Family-owned and operated motor coach company specializing in local and long distance charters as well as convention shuttles, sporting and special events. – Outside Metro Area

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Grace’s Transportation

gracestransportation.com / 717 S. Clai-

borne Ave., NO 70113 / 504-529-5004 We offer one level of service: the finest. Our sedans, SUVs, passenger vans, limousines, mini buses, shuttle buses, stretch SUVs and executive limo buses can provide you with your transportation needs. Contact our office for rates. – Central Business District

Hotard Coaches

hotard.com / 2838 Touro St., NO 70122 / 800-356-6831 Family-owned business providing complete ground transportation service in the Gulf South for more than 75 years. We offer 25-, 55- and 56- passenger vehicles for travel locally or across North America. Complete tour packages are available. – Central Business District

Lewis Coaches, Inc.

lewiscoach.com / 3522 Hamilton St., NO 70118 / 504-486-3423 Lewis Coaches, Inc. is a transportation company located in New Orleans, specializing in group charters, escorted group tours, casino services and convention shuttles, and related services. – Mid-City louisianamotorcoach.com / 3912 4th St.,

Marrero 70072 / 504-343-1400 Conventions, special events, sporting events, charters and tours. Locally, family-owned and -operated with more than 25 years of experience, service and safety. Offering the only new fleet of 57-passenger coaches with seatbelts. Local and nationwide service. – Westbank

megabus.com / 4400 S. Racine Ave., Chicago, IL 60609 / 877-462-6342 Safe, convenient, affordable, daily express bus service to/from New Orleans from $1. Free Wi-Fi, power outlets and more. – Outside Metro Area

CAR RENTALS

Enterprise Rent-A-Car

enterprise.com / 3545 N. I-10 Service Rd.,

Metairie 70002 / 504-779-3366, 800-RENTACAR Pick Enterprise and we’ll pick you up. More than 40 different makes and models including sport utility vehicles, seven- and 15-passenger vans and luxury vehicles at discounted prices. – Jefferson Parish

Hertz Rent A Car

hertz.com / 901 Convention Center Blvd.,

NO 70130 / 504-568-1645, 800-654-3131 Pickup available 8am to 5pm Monday to Friday, 8am to 1pm Saturday to Sunday. Use CVB discount codes to save when you book online at hertz.com. Use both: discount/ CDP = 1932869 and Convention Number/CV = 04N12142 – Convention/Warehouse/Arts District

CRUISES carnival.com / 3655 N.W. 87th Ave., Miami,

FL 33178 / 800-764-7419 “Fun Ship” cruises feature awesome activities, delicious dining choices, sizzling nightlife, plenty of opportunities for relaxation and fabulous destinations. Carnival’s 24 ships offer three- to 18-day cruises. The new Carnival Sunshine arrived in New Orleans November 2013. – Outside Metro Area

ncl.com / Slidell / 800-327-7030 Experience the best with Norwegian Spirit’s round-trip, seven-day cruises from New Orleans to Costa Maya, Guatemala, Belize and Cozumel. Group, meeting, incentive and charter rates are available. With Freestyle Cruising, you’re free to...whatever. – Northshore

Royal Caribbean International

Alamo

goalamo.com / 225 Airline Dr., Kenner

70062 / 504-469-0532, 800-328-8017 All our miles are free. Largest independentlyowned and operated car rental company in the nation. We have more than 120 locations in the United States and United Kingdom. – Jefferson Parish

Avis Rent A Car

avis.com / 1317 Canal St., NO 70112 / 504-

523-4318, 800-331-1212 At Avis Downtown, we offer free pick-up, drop-off, one-way rentals and unlimited mileage rates. Our fleet includes seven- and 12-passenger vans, SUVs and luxury vehicles. Rentals can be returned to the airport at no extra charge. – Central Business District

Budget Rent A Car

/ 504-565-5600, 800-527-0700 Features Lincoln, Mercury and other fine Ford products. Also features SUVs, minivans and 15-passenger vans at all six metro New Orleans locations. Our truck locations have cargo vans, pickups, 15- and 24-foot trucks. – Central Business District

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/ 504-467-2286 Special discounted rates for New Orleans CVB members, from compact cars through minivans. – Jefferson Parish

Norwegian Cruise Line

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Carnival Cruise Lines

Louisiana Motor Coach, Inc.

budget.com / 1317 Canal St., NO 70112

Dollar Rent A Car

royalcaribbean.com / 1050 Caribbean Way, Miami, FL 33132 Offers amazing cruises to some of the most sought after destinations in the world. Twenty-two awesome ships, 280 incredible ports-of-call. Seasonally sailing from New Orleans. – Outside Metro Area

DESTINATION MANAGEMENT COMPANIES Accent on Arrangements, Inc., a DMC Network Company

accent-dmc.com / 615 Baronne St., Suite 303, NO 70113 / 504-524-1227, 800-539-1227 Easy is having not to worry about anything. When you engage Accent, you pack your cares away long before you pack your bags. Now that’s easy. Plan. Organize. Manage. Execute. Proud partner of the DMC Network. – Central Business District

AlliedPRA Destination Management

alliedpra.com / 935 Gravier St., Suite 1920,

NO 70112 / 504-586-8181 Full-service destination specialists. If your program includes evening events, tour programs, teambuilding, transportation, golf or voluntourism, we have the local experience to add a memorable New Orleans flair to your event. Total. Experience. Guaranteed. – Central Business District

Allons A Lafayette, Inc.

allonsalafayette.com / 321 Cedar Crest , Lafayette 70501 / 337-269-9607, 800-2645465 More than 30 years of experience customizing travel packages for groups throughout the entire state of Louisiana. Working with your budget and time frame, we get you into hotels, restaurants and attractions with an experienced and entertaining guide. – Outside Metro Area

BBC Destination Management

bbcdmc.com / 832 Baronne St., 2nd Floor,

NO 70113 / 504-523-9700 Award-winning total destination management company. Conventions, meetings, incentives, special events, transportation, unique tours, voluntourism, teambuilding, decor, entertainment, VIP services and beyond. Global DMC Partner, WBENC and ADME certified. Member MPI, SITE, FICP, ISES, HCEA and PCMA. – Central Business District

Custom Conventions

customconventions.com / 505 Mandeville St., NO 70117 / 504-944-0814, 800-426-2315 Full-service DMC since 1976, incentive programs, corporate meetings, special events, entertainment, transportation, production, decor and all aspects of trade show and association meetings. We specialize in upscale catering and hard-to-find hotel rooms. – French Quarter

Destination Management, Inc.

dmineworleans.com / 4220 Howard Ave.,

NO 70125 / 504-293-2316, 800-471-8222 Experience, knowledge, contacts. Hotel and venue selection, logistics, ground transportation, theme events, hospitality staff, unique tours, VIP services, deluxe motorcoaches, Mississippi riverboats, airport shuttle, meet and greet. Operating many of the resources required for a successful program. – Mid-City

Destination New Orleans

dnodmc.com / 53 Echezeaux Dr., Kenner 70065 / 504-628-1074 Award-winning, fullservice DMC specializing in events, tours, transportation, voluntourism and teambuilding. DNO has developed a fresh approach to creating memorable experiences by combining dynamic event marketing with an innovative approach to creative meeting, incentive and event planning. – Jefferson Parish

Event Resources New Orleans

eventresourcesnola.com / NO / 504-2085510 Full-time event planning company in New Orleans. Whether planning an intimate gathering of 10, or a corporate meeting of 500, Event Resources will create an unforgettable experience for you and your guests. – Central Business District

Event Specialists of New Orleans, L.L.C.

eventsno.com / 600 Decatur St., Suite 310,

NO 70130 / 504-525-1115, 877-917-1115 A full-service destination management company specializing in corporate events, incentive programs, meeting planning, customized tours and parties. ESNO knows the who, what, when and where of New Orleans. – French Quarter

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Historic New Orleans Tours, Inc.

tourneworleans.com / 2727 Prytania St.,

Suite 8, NO 70130 / 504-947-2120 Expert itinerary planning for groups and individuals. Tours, transportation, accommodations, meetings, dine-arounds, themed parties, entertainment, parades, special events, voluntourism and ecotourism, sporting events and the outdoors for every budget. – Garden District/Uptown

Hosts New Orleans

hostsneworleans.com / 365 Canal St., Suite

1400, NO 70130 / 504-524-8687, 800-3684678 With 50+ years of DMC experience, Hosts New Orleans provides the promise of unforgettable experience through a team of local experts delivering unparalleled service. – Central Business District

International Culture Exchange Corporation

Pinnacle Events

pinnacle-nola.com / 1100 Poydras St., Suite

3150, NO 70163 / 504-799-4513 Pinnacle Events is a full-service DMC committed to providing the peak performance of excellent service, value and expertise to each of our clients. Whatever your needs, Pinnacle Events is on top of it. – Central Business District

RDS Productions

rdsconcepts.com / 3010 Bell St., NO 70119 / 504-482-2595 A highly creative boutique destination meeting and event planning company offering research, design, and strategy at every level of our program management and execution services. Allow us to perform for you at an “Artform Level.” – Central Business District

Rey Royal Excursions

reyroyal.com / 6301 Tchoupitoulas St., NO

chineseculturalexchange.com / P.O.

Box 850833, NO 70118 / 504-273-6737 We provide tour planning services and Chinese, Korean, Vietnamese and Thai translators and trade show assistance.

Jazzed Up

jazzedupdmc.com / 711 Phosphor Ave.,

Metairie 70005 / 504-905-3540 Offers the best destination services available. From students, adults and seniors to corporate and incentive trips, we provide customized, fun and memorable trips to New Orleans. Locally owned and operated by a licensed tour guide. – Jefferson Parish

Kuoni Destination Management, Inc. kuoni-dmusa.com / 650 Poydras St., Suite

1135, NO 70130 / 504-524-6255 KDM’s capabilities include event design and management, decor, entertainment, transportation, dine-arounds, tours and activities, registration and staffing, team building, golf tournaments, as well as production, including staging, sound and lights. – Central Business District

Locations Uniquely New Orleans

locations-neworleans.com / 806 Julia St., NO 70113 / 504-299-8300 Providing corporate and convention events in New Orleans with unique venue selections, create meeting, planning and special event services. – Convention/Warehouse/Arts District

Louisiana Travel Services

lts-dmc.com / 8236 Panola St., NO 70118

/ 504-305-8712, 866-655-1889 Let the creative staff at LTS do the work for you. Specializing in itinerary planning, themed parties, parades, tours, special events, team-building activities, transportation and accommodations for groups and individuals from around the world. – Garden District/Uptown

New Orleans Convention Company, Inc. nocci.com / 501 Basin St, Suite A, NO 70112 / 504-888-7608 Full-service convention and party planners who specialize in tours, theme parties, transportation, and special events of all kinds. There is nothing too big or too small for us to produce. – French Quarter

70118 / 504-269-1818, 888-999-1076 Unique experience of New Orleans and Louisiana, assuring a memorable visit. Full-service DMC/receptive operator offering accommodations, transportation, events, tours and much more. Personalized service for small and large groups (English, Espanol, Francais, and Italiano). – Garden District/Uptown

Roland Through New Orleans, LLC 943 Winona Dr., Mandeville 70471 / 985-8452727, 855-795-7900 Expert itinerary planning for travel/leisure, motorcoach groups, seniors and students. Exceptional guides conduct entertaining, memorable tours of French Quarter, city, plantations, swamp, nightlife and more. Enjoy distinctive dining, steamboat cruises, jazz and Cajun music. – Northshore

Signature Events, LLC

signaturenola.com / 715 Camp St., NO

70130 / 504-488-7610, 888-899-2788 A destination management company unlike any other. Full-service DMC providing transportation, tours, special events, entertainment, voluntourism and teambuilding, festivals, incentives, speakers, meeting management and amenities. We are certified, licensed and insured. – Convention/Warehouse/Arts District

Travel Concepts LTD

travelconcepts.net / 3818 Prytania St., NO

70115 / 504-891-3500 Full-service destination management company, in business for more than 20 years, servicing primarily an international clientele. Our Euro-American multilingual team can handle all aspects of your next meeting, convention or incentive to New Orleans. – Garden District/Uptown

The Vega Group, LLC

vegagroup.com / 7220 Washington Ave.,

NO 70125 / 504-488-5222, 800-771-2979 The Vega Group is a full-service destination management company, providing custom-designed tours, full transportation, entertainment and themed corporate events. – Mid-City

Visit New Orleans

visitneworleans.com / 600 Decatur St., Suite 308, NO 70130 / 504-569-1482 Want a spectacular event? From corporate sponsorships, incentive and companion programs to meeting and conference management, our experienced, professional staff will offer creative and flexible ideas to make your event a spectacular one. – French Quarter

FREIGHT COMPANIES Exhibit Transfer Systems, LLC

exhibittransfer.com / 10057 Airline Hwy., Saint Rose 70087 / 504-464-3033 ETS is primarily a trade show freight company originating from and delivering to the New Orleans Convention Center. We also have the equipment and resources to service smaller shows at hotels and regional convention facilities. – Outside Metro Area

Transoceanic Trading and Development Company

ttdglobal.com / 1615 Poydras St., Suite 1225, NO 70112 / 504-526-2000 International freight forwarding and worldwide logistics management. – Central Business District

LIMOUSINES A Confidential Transportation

aconfidential.com / 622 Baronne St., NO 70113 / 504-712-1700, 800-783-1599 The leading luxury transportation provider in the New Orleans metropolitan area and communities world-wide. A Confidential is committed to providing superior chauffeured services to its clientele by offering uncompromising service, superior vehicles, professional chauffeurs and expert personnel. – Central Business District

A Regal Limousine Service

aregallimo.com / 1206 Kenner Ave., Kenner 70062 / 504-712-5466, 800-887-3352 After years of service, we remain one of New Orleans’ finest full-service transportation companies with reasonable rates. Sedans, limousines, limo buses and exotic vehicles. – Jefferson Parish

AM Party Bus & Limousines

ampartybus.com / 2522 Laurel St., NO

70130 / 504-667-1396, Our state-of-the-art limousines, limo buses and party buses provide luxury transportation. We also serve as a mobile meeting space, complete with audio/video capabilities. Serving the entire New Orleans area, the Northshore, Baton Rouge and the Gulf South. – Garden District/Uptown

American Luxury Limousines

american-limo.com / 503 N. St. Patrick

St., NO 70119 / 504-269-5466, 800-631-5466 Providing the New Orleans metropolitan area with the most professional transportation available anywhere. Whether it’s sedans, limousines or minibuses, our professionally trained chauffeurs will ensure your comfort, security and privacy. – Mid-City

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Audubon Limousine

audubonlimousine.com / 55345 Hwy 90 E.,

Slidell 70461 / 504-210-8340, 866-928-6877 Book your transportation with one of the most sought out companies in the Crescent City. Excellent service is standard and our top fleet includes limos, limo buses, luxury sedans, and more. Great for transfers, shuttling, events, and daily travel. – Northshore

Celebrity Limousine

celebritylimoservice.com / 4208 Henican

Pl., Metairie 70003 / 504-888-5466, 800-2531991 Limousine and transportation service, sedan, minibus, six-, eight-, 10- and 14-foot stretch Navigator. Transportation for any occasion. – Jefferson Parish

Nicoll’s Limousine and Shuttle Service, Inc.

nicolls.com / 4305 Williams Blvd., Kenner

70065 / 504-454-7722, 800-783-9944 We offer one level of service, the finest. Our sedans, SUVs, passenger vans, limousines, minibuses, shuttle buses, stretch SUVs and executive limo buses can provide you with your transportation needs. Contact our office for rates. – Jefferson Parish

getting around downtown. We offer transportainment to sporting events, hotels, restaurants and bars, weddings, conventions and even scenic rides. – French Quarter

NOLA Pedicabs

nolapedicabs.com / 1025 Bienville St., Suite 9, NO 70140 / 504-274-1300 We provide pedalled cab service within the French Quarter, Central Business District, Warehouse District, and convention center areas to include the Garden District. – French Quarter

TAXICABS Carriage Media Group Corp.

neworleanscarriagecab.com / 22-05 43rd

Ave., Long Island, NY 11101 / 504-207-7777 Our company provides public transportation in the form of taxicabs in the greater New Orleans area. – Outside Metro Area

Nawlins Cab, LLC

nawlinscab.com / 3233 D’hemecourt St.,

NO 70119 / 504-522-9059 Nawlins Cab is the first premium cab service in the city. – Mid-City

MAPS

TOUR PLANNING COMPANIES

Blue Moon Illustrated Maps

Livery Tours

bluemoonmaps.com / 4539 North I-10

Service Rd., Suite 202, Metairie 70006 / 504355-2020 Blue Moon Maps has taken the lead in the tourist map arena by designing and publishing the first illustrated tourist maps of Bourbon, Royal and Decatur Streets. 60,000 free maps distributed every month. Ad space front and back. – Jefferson Parish

PARKING & GARAGES Central Parking System/Hospitality Services parking.com / 530 Natchez St., Suite 250, NO 70130 / 504-569-3327 – Central Business District

neworleansparking.com / 821 Gravier St.,

NO 70112 / 504-566-1000 Offering five convenient overnight parking locations at $15 per night and one location at $20 per night in the French Quarter, Central Business District and Warehouse District, located within a two-to five-minute walk from most hotels. Cruise ship parking available at 50-percent discount with free shuttle. – Central Business District

Premium Parking Service, LLC

premiumparking.com / 1010 Common St., Suite 2950, NO 70112 / 504-565-5546 Manages more than 50 parking locations throughout New Orleans. We offer daily parking, contract parking, valet parking and lot rentals. Premium Parking offers a mobile app that makes parking fast and easy. – Central Business District

PEDICABS needaridenola.com / 1025 Bienville St., Suite 2, NO 70112 / 504-488-6565 Our three-wheeled pedicabs and trained drivers provide a fun, practical and stylish way of

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The Real New Orleans, LLC

therealnola.com / 1015 Joseph St., NO

70115 / 855-732-5665 We are cultural concierges who curate customized, behind-thescenes experiences from a local’s point of view. We specialize in connecting the visitor with authentic people and experiences that make our culture unique. – Garden District/Uptown

Stephen Ambrose Historical Tours

Parking Management Services

Need A Ride

liverytours.com / 4333 Euphrosine St., NO 70125 / 504-561-1000 Offers a wide range of tour options from ice breaker cocktail tours to haunted houses, city, plantation, walking, swamp and cultural tours. We can customize tours that are a specific interest to your group. – Mid-City

stephenambrosetours.com / 2612 Esplanade Ave., NO 70119 / 504-821-9283, 888-903-3329 – Esplanade Ridge

Sweet Magnolia Tours

sweetmagnoliatours.com / 2506 Mt.

Moriah, Suite B-400, Memphis, TN 38115 / 901-369-9838, 866-320-5295 We offer customized tour planning and vacations for groups and individuals and specialize in itineraries of the Deep South. In business since 1991, we offer years of experience combined with southern hospitality and friendly service. – Outside Metro Area

TRAINS Pullman Sleeping Car Company, LLC

pullmanrailjourneys.com / 118 S. Clinton St., Suite 400, Chicago, IL 60661 / 312-8786656, 888-978-5564 Pullman Rail Journeys, featuring superior first-class travel, serves Chicago and New Orleans with biweekly round trips. Choose from four classes of sleeping car services, each fully inclusive of meals. – Outside Metro Area

TRANSPORTATION SERVICES Alert Transportation, LLC

alerttransportation.com / 3 Westbank

Expy, NO 70114 / 504-525-0500, 888-3624145 Modern vehicles for professional, chauffeured transportation service. Sedans, Navigators, limos, limo bus, or mini buses. Specializing in airport transfers, business charters, party charters and luxury service. Affordable service for your private events. – Westbank

Audubon Limousine

audubonlimousine.com / 55345 Hwy. 90 E.,

Slidell 70461 / 504-210-8340, 866-928-6877 Let Audubon Limousine help you travel New Orleans safely and in style. We are a locally owned and operated company, with special rates for shuttles, group transfers, multiday event booking and more. Punctual, professional staff. French Quarter-friendly buses. – Northshore

Bonomolo Limousines Inc./A Touch of Class Transportation bonolimo.com / 1401 Lafitte Ave., NO

70112 / 504-522-0892, 800-451-9258 New limousines, sedans, vans, minibuses, 50-passenger motorcoaches. Available for local or out-of-town service. Sightseeing available with licensed guides. Servicing the Southeast for more than 25 years. – Central Business District

Callaway Transportation Inc.

callawaytransportation.com / 7564 Main St., Floor 2, Sykesville, MD 21784 / 410-7958300 A professionally managed transportation company providing citywide shuttle, VIP and special event transportation across the USA and Canada. – Outside Metro Area

Carey New Orleans/Signature Livery

signaturelivery.com / 518 S. Rampart St., NO 70113 / 504-523-6511, 800-495-0201 Carey New Orleans is the city’s premier full-service ground transportation company. With more than 20 years experience as the corporate, incentive and destination management specialist, you can count on Carey New Orleans to deliver success. – Central Business District

The Convention Store, LLC.

theconventionstore.com / 405 Headquarters Dr., Suite 7, Millersville, MD 21108 / 410-956-0001, 800-285-0001 National transportation company providing shuttles, buses, citywide transportation, event shuttles, hotel shuttles and airport logistics. – Outside Metro Area

Event Logistics Management

eventlm.com / Pier 50, San Francisco, CA 94158 / 518-229-1148 We provide turnkey event and transportation solutions for large events and sporting events. – Outside Metro Area

Event Transportation Associates

eventtransportation.com / 25923 Washington Blvd. N.E., Kingston, WA 98346 / 360282-6010, 800-728-1025 Provides transportation consulting services for special events and conventions. – Outside Metro Area

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Event Transportation Systems

eventtrans.com / 703-503-5100, 888-447-

4387 Full-service transportation company with more than 35 years of experience in providing customized solutions including shuttle transportation for corporate/association meetings, airport transportation, executive sedan service, special event and tour transportation services. – Outside Metro Area

Kushner & Associates

kushnershuttles.com / 3444 Cloudcroft Dr., Malibu, CA 90265 / 310-274-8819 Citywide convention shuttle provider with extensive experience in New Orleans and nationwide. Providing stellar service at competitive rates including shuttle, airport and VIP transportation and a bus advertising program to increase your revenue. – Outside Metro Area

Limousine Livery

limolivery.com / 4333 Euphrosine St., NO

70125 / 504-561-8777, 800-326-1345 The Gulf Coast’s largest premier passenger transportation service for more than 25 years. Providing airport transportation, shuttle services, private tours with licensed guides, dinner charters/transfers and more. New sedans, limousines, vans, SUVs, minibuses and motor coaches. – Mid-City

Louisiana Coaches “Trailways”

louisianacoaches.com / 5056 Taravella Rd., Marrero 70072 / 504-348-1177 Louisiana Trailways holds a “satisfactory” D.O.T. safety rating and received a No. 1 safety rating by the Department of Defense. Drivers and staff are professionally trained to ensure the highest level of customer satisfaction and safety. – Westbank

Luxe Limousine, LLC

neworleansluxurylimos.com / 7233 General Haig St., NO 70124 / 504-324-4028 – Jefferson Parish

Luxury Limousines of New Orleans, LLC

luxurylimonola.com / 4300 S. I-10 Service

Rd., Metairie 70001 / 504-377-7452 High quality, professional limousine and car service for all your needs. All new model limousines, sedans and minibuses. – Jefferson Parish

Machu Picchu Travel Services, Inc machupicchutours.com / 442 Jackson

Ave., NO 70130 / 504-561-9050 Provides various tours, Cajun country tours, ground transportation, and cruise ship parking for all cruises departing from New Orleans, with a free shuttle to and from our garage and motorcoach parking. We have limos, sedans, vans, minibuses, buses and vacation packages. – Garden District/Uptown

Millennium Limousine Service of New Orleans

New Orleans Tours, Inc.

notours.com / 4220 Howard Ave., NO 70125

/ 504-587-1611, 866-596-2698 With 35 years’ experience in the transportation business, we will chauffer you in the luxury and style of full-size motorcoaches, minibuses and vans. A trusted choice for your discriminating passenger. Specializing in comprehensive shuttle management. – Mid-City

Production Transport, Inc. Headquarters

prodtrans.com / 21 S. Clyde Ave., Suite 4,

Kissimmee, FL 34741 / 407-931-3030, 877641-0900 In operation since 1982. One of the country’s foremost leaders in transportation systems. Serving more than 100 conventions nationwide annually. Full-service, citywide shuttle programs for trade shows and conventions. – Outside Metro Area

SEAT Planners Incorporated

seatplanners.com / 4747 Research Forest

Dr., Suite 180-401, The Woodlands, TX 77381 / 936-242-1656 One of the nation’s leading providers of ground transportation services for events, meetings and conventions. SEAT is not only about providing buses, but topflight services and efficient transportation solutions. – Outside Metro Area

Stewart Transportation Solutions, Inc.

stewarttransportation.com / 2814 Columbine Pl., Suite 100, Nashville, TN 37204 / 615-292-6040, 888-292-6040 A nationwide business specializing in convention transportation. More than 20 years of experience in New Orleans. Airport transfers from one to two or for large conventions of 50,000. Top rated customer service and proficiency. Call for a proposal. – Outside Metro Area

Transit Hub, LLC

transithub.com / NO / 504-233-8423 A free mobile app that tracks all the streetcars and buses in New Orleans. Download TransitHub® on iOS and Android today and navigate the streets of New Orleans easily and conveniently.

Transportation Management Services

tms-llc.com / 17810 Meetinghouse Rd.,

Suite 200, Sandy Spring, MD 20860 / 301260-2070, 800-437-7629 Transportation Management company specializing in designing and implementing effective shuttle management plans. Our expertise includes developing hotel routing, determining service intervals and planning for mass movements and evening events, all while keeping your budget in mind. – Outside Metro Area

US Coachways Transportation Solutions

uscoachwaysinc.com / 12511 Gulf Fwy.,

mlsofno.com / 301 E. Magistrate St., Chalmette 70043 / 504-377-8628 A transportation company that specializes in being the best. We have the most unique vehicles and the most professional service around. Dedicated to punctuality, professionalism and customer satisfaction. – New Orleans East & Chalmette

Houston, TX 77034 / 877-916-8536 A modern executive transportation management company providing logistics, planning, ground and air transportation services. We provide our customers with the confidence that they will receive the highest quality, most cost-effective service for any transportation provided. – Outside Metro Area

TRAVEL AGENCIES Best Express Inc. Kenner 70065 / 504-782-5168 – Jefferson Parish

Crown’s Adventures at Sea

cruisedealsforless.com / 6601 Veterans Blvd., Suite 26, Metairie 70003 / 504-8857245, 800-330-1001 Louisiana’s largest cruise agency with thousands of cabins from New Orleans; specializing in large groups, continuing education groups and family reunions. Best prices, amenities and upgrades available. Call the cruise pros. – Jefferson Parish

Fleur de Lis Vacations LLC/Special Needs Traveler

fleurdelisvacations.com / NO 70128 / 504-245-2411 Delivering cruise/land/tour vacations for all travelers. Certified accessible travel advocate focusing on assisting the special needs client to enjoy a fun-filled, hassle free vacation. No matter how special your need, everyone needs a vacation. – New Orleans East & Chalmette

Lagniappe Travel Services, Inc

lagniappetravel.com / 1100 Poydras St., Suite 2050, Energy Centre, NO 70163 / 504-582-2220, 800-327-1939 A global travel management company with representation on five continents. Our focus on individually crafted programs allows our clients to customize their travel plans based on their unique goals and financial needs. – Central Business District

Treasure Travel

trytreasuretravel.com / NO / 888-484-2165

Servicing inbound New Orleans travel, as well as outbound domestic and international destinations. Specializing in “celebration vacations” such as destination weddings, honeymoons, anniversary trips, birthday packages, group vacations, adventure travel and culinary experiences.

WHEELCHAIR/SCOOTER RENTALS Scootaround Wheelchair and Scooter Rentals

scootaround.com/rentals/n/neworleans / 1201 Jefferson Hwy., NO 70121 / 204-9820657, 888-441-7575 Mobility scooter (EVC) and wheelchair rentals for convention/ vacation travelers with disability needs. Accessible services and facility management for meeting planners and conferences with special needs and disabled attendees. Seven-day, toll-free with delivery and pickup from hotel or convention center. – Jefferson Parish

Total Access Mobility Services

totalaccessmobility.com / NO / 504-2314879 Provides electrically charged scooters for individuals who have temporary physical or respiratory limitations on foot while enjoying the city, or would simply like to take it easy while touring.

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ATTORNEYS

CHILD CARE

Adams and Reese LLP

Accent on Arrangements, Inc., a DMC Network Company

arlaw.com / 701 Poydras St., Suite 4500,

NO 70139 / 504-581-3234, 800-725-1990 Located in New Orleans, Baton Rouge, Birmingham, Jackson, Memphis, Nashville, Mobile, Houston, St. Petersburg, Sarasota, Tampa and Washington, DC. We’re a fullservice civil, commercial and corporate law firm. – Central Business District

Breazeale Sachse & Wilson, L.L.P.

bswllp.com / 909 Poydras St., 15th Floor,

NO 70112 / 504-619-1800 – Central Business District

Fishman Haygood Phelps Walmsley Willis & Swanson, LLP fishmanhaygood.com / 201 St. Charles Ave., 46th Floor, NO 70170 / 504-586-5252 – Central Business District

Jones, Walker, Waechter, Poitevent, Carrere & Denegre joneswalker.com / 201 St. Charles Ave.,

Unit 5100, NO 70170 / 504-582-8272 – Central Business District

King, Krebs & Jurgens PLLC

kingkrebs.com / 201 St. Charles Ave., 45th

Floor, NO 70170 / 504-582-3800 King Krebs & Jurgens is a transactional and litigation firm of approximately 35 lawyers serving the Gulf South. We offer full-service legal experience in all major practice areas from New Orleans and Houston offices. – Central Business District

McGlinchey Stafford Law Firm

McGlinchey.com / 601 Poydras Street, 12th

Floor, NO 70130 / 504-586-1200 McGlinchey Stafford lawyers assist entertainment, hospitality and gaming clients, including numerous hotel properties, casinos, and trade associations, with tax advice and representation, tax credits, transactional matters, labor and employment issues, intellectual property and controversies. – Central Business District

Clara’s Sitting Service 3308 Tulane Ave., Suite 322, NO 70119 / 504-827-5434 Provides reliable experienced care. Licensed and insured. Whether in a hotel or a house, we come to you. Flexible schedules and affordable rates. Also available to care for children during wedding receptions. – Mid-City

Dependable Kid Care

dependablekidcare.net / 702 N. Carrollton Ave., NO 70119 / 504-486-4001 Licensed, bonded and insured agency offering individual childcare, individual outings to fun sites in New Orleans and group care. We can provide individual childcare or group care in all hotels. Our providers will bring age-appropriate games and activities. – Mid-City

CONVENTION & VISITORS BUREAUS Ascension Parish Tourism Commission ascensiontourism.com / 6967 Hwy. 22,

Sorrento 70778 / 225-675-6550, 888-7757990 Full-service tourism commission. Located between New Orleans and Baton Rouge in Plantation Country on I-10. Houmas House Plantation and Gardens, Bocage Plantation, multicultural museums, Civil War sites. Great food, music, festivals, shopping and accommodations. – Outside Metro Area

Bayou Lafourche Area Convention & Visitors Bureau

visitlafourche.com / 4484 Hwy. 1, Raceland

BANKS Capital One Bank

capitalonebank.com / 313 Carondelet St.,

NO 70130 / 504-533-7687, 888-877-2265 Looking for a bank that’s got the personal and business financial solutions you need? It’s as easy to find as one of our 200 Louisiana branches, with 40 in Greater New Orleans. – Central Business District

JPMorgan Chase Bank, LA3-5269

chase.com / P.O. Box 60279, NO 70160 /

504-623-1863, 888-849-3099 JPMorgan Chase is doing its part every day to help families and local businesses fuel economic recovery. We are lending and investing in Louisiana, where we have more than 4,000 employees and more than 150 branches. – Central Business District

Whitney Bank

accent-dmc.com / 615 Baronne St., Suite 303, NO 70113 / 504-524-1227, 800-5391227 Celebrating 23 years of excellence in age-appropriate adaptation, safety, security and supervision, ACCENTon Children’s Arrangements, Inc. provides customized on-site children’s programs at conventions, meetings and tradeshows worldwide. – Central Business District

whitneybank.com / 228 St. Charles Ave., NO 70130 / 504-586-7272, 800-347-7272 Whitney Bank is a part of Hancock Holding Company, a Gulf South financial services company with Whitney Banks in Louisiana and Texas and Hancock Banks in Mississippi, Alabama and Florida. Learn more by visiting our website. – Central Business District

70394 / 985-537-5800, 877-537-5800 Fullservice visitor welcome/information center. Meeting facilities, brochures, motels, sample itineraries, group tour manual, Cajun restaurants, attractions. Located 45 miles southwest of New Orleans at U.S. 90 and LA 1. – Outside Metro Area

Cajun Coast Visitors & Convention Bureau

cajuncoast.com / 112 Main St., Patterson

70392 / 985-395-4905, 800-256-2931 Let your adventure begin. Follow the Bayou Teche Scenic Byway through the Atchafalaya National Heritage Area. Birdwatching including eagles, wildlife watching, swamp tours, paddle trails, riverfront and historic downtowns. Only 90 minutes from downtown New Orleans. – Outside Metro Area

Iberia Parish Convention and Visitors Bureau

iberiatravel.com / 2513 Hwy. 14, New Ibe-

ria 70560 / 888-942-3742 Visit New Iberia/ Avery Island and savor the difference on Louisiana’s hot side. Home of Tabasco and Konriko products, world-famous attractions, lively music, renowned cuisine and people who never meet a stranger. We’re too hot to pass up. – Outside Metro Area

Jefferson Convention & Visitors Bureau, Inc.

visitjeffersonparish.com / 1221 Elmwood Park Blvd., Suite 411, NO 70123 / 504-7317083, 877-572-7474 Welcome to Jefferson Parish, home of the Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport, the shopping capital of Louisiana, historic districts, coastal adventures in the Barataria Preserve of Jean Lafitte and the beaches of Grand Isle. – Jefferson Parish

Lake Charles/Southwest Louisiana Convention & Visitors Bureau

visitlakecharles.org / 1205 N. Lakeshore Dr., Lake Charles 70601 / 337-436-9588, 800-456-7952 The perfect blend of glitzy casinos with spa, golf, restaurants, horse racing and entertainment; Victorian mansions; flavorful Cajun cuisine and music; the great outdoors; 75 annual festivals and more than 5,500 rooms will make your meeting memorable. – Outside Metro Area

Louisiana’s Northshore St. Tammany Tourist & Convention Commission

neworleansnorthshore.com / 68099 Hwy. 59, Mandeville 70471 / 985-892-0520, 800634-9443 Venture across Lake Pontchartrain to discover historic communities, antique shops, art galleries, restaurants and wildlife refuges. For outdoor adventure, take a swamp tour or do the Tammany Trace, a scenic bicycle/hiking/horseback trail. – Northshore

New Orleans Convention & Visitors Bureau

neworleanscvb.com / 2020 St. Charles Ave., NO 70130 / 504-566-5011 The only organization devoted full-time to selling, marketing and promoting New Orleans as the premier convention and leisure destination. Visit our welcome centers at 2020 St. Charles Ave. and 529 St. Ann St. in the French Quarter. – Garden District/Uptown

New Orleans Plantation Country

visitnopc.com / 2900 Hwy. 51, Laplace 70068 / 985-359-2562, 866-204-7782 Minutes from the heart of New Orleans, nine plantations with unique stories, swamp tours, elegant bed and breakfasts, comfortable hotels with easy parking, sumptuous dining and festival fun. – Outside Metro Area

Plaquemines Parish Office of Economic Development & Tourism

plaqueminestourism.com / 481 F. Edward

Hebert Blvd., Belle Chasse 70037 / 504394-0018, 888- 745-0642 Minutes from downtown New Orleans and Gateway to the Gulf, Plaquemines is one of the fastest growing parishes in the metropolitan area. Learn why people say, it’s more than just a Sportsman’s Paradise by visiting us online. – Westbank

St. Charles Parish Department of Economic Development & Tourism

stcharlesparish-la.gov / 15012 River Rd., P.O. Box 302, Hahnville 70057 / 985-7835140 Minutes from downtown New Orleans. Enjoy an authentic south Louisiana experience. Visit Destrehan and Ormond plantations, Bonnet Carre Spillway and historic St. Charles Borromeo Church and cemetery. Indulge at the Catfish, Alligator and other festivals. – Westbank

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Visit Baton Rouge

visitbatonrouge.com / 359 Third St., Baton

Rouge 70801 / 225-383-1825, 800- LAROUGE From legendary Southern cuisine and upscale shopping to the heart-pumping action of the LSU Fighting Tigers and an eclectic mix of attractions, Baton Rouge’s past is as intriguing as its hospitality and charm are contagious. – Outside Metro Area

CONVENTION CENTERS

The Blood Center

First Presbyterian Church of New Orleans

thebloodcenter.org / 2609 Canal St., NO

70119 / 504-592-1534, 800- 86-BLOOD Every three seconds someone needs blood. Your organization can impact the lives of others by hosting a blood drive. A nonprofit community service organization, The Blood Center is the region’s primary blood provider. Book a drive today. – Mid-City

neworleansurgentcare.com / 900 Maga-

mbsuperdome.com / Sugar Bowl Dr., NO

70112 / 504-587-3663, 800-756-7074 The historic Mercedes-Benz Superdome has hosted a variety of iconic events throughout the years and captures a special place in the heart of New Orleans. Recent cutting-edge upgrades make this facility one of the most advanced dome stadiums in the world, perfect for general sessions, exhibits, special events and more. – Central Business District

New Orleans Ernest N. Morial Convention Center

mccno.com / 900 Convention Center Blvd.,

NO 70130 / 504-582-3023 America’s largest contiguous-space exhibit hall now features the exciting, new 4,000-seat Conference Auditorium. The center also includes 1.1 million square feet of exhibit space in 12 separate/combinable halls, 140 individual meeting rooms and two luxurious ballrooms. – Convention/Warehouse/Arts District

Pontchartrain Center

pontchartraincenter.com / 4545

Williams Blvd., Kenner 70065 / 504-4659985 Pontchartrain Center offers you an affordable alternative for your event. The center showcases more than 50,000 square feet of exhibit and meeting space. – Jefferson Parish

Smoothie King Center

smoothiekingcenter.com / Sugar Bowl Dr.,

NO 70112 / 504-587-3663, 800-756-7074 The Smoothie King Center is the No. 1 entertainment venue in the region. Adjacent to the Mercedes-Benz Superdome, this facility serves as the site for a variety of events: concerts, sporting events, general sessions and special events. – Central Business District

FINANCIAL SERVICES Pronto, LLC

yourmoneypronto.com / 710 Canal St., NO

70130 / 504-300-1310 Provides a number of services to the local and visiting public including foreign currency exchange, prepaid Mastercard debit cards, wire transfers within the U.S. and abroad, money order purchases and check cashing. – Central Business District

LEGAL SERVICES

zine St., NO 70130 / 504-552-2433 Provides time-efficient, cost-effective, quality medical care. Located on Magazine Street bus route, close to all major attractions. Plenty of parking. Open daily. Accepts all major insurance plans and credit cards. Walk-ins welcome. On-site lab and X-ray. – Convention/Warehouse/Arts District

The Remedy Room

theremedyroom.com / 1224 St. Charles

Ave., NO 70130 / 504-301-1670 Boutique infusion clinic that provides IV fluids with the necessary vitamins/minerals to aid in re-hydration for flu, cold, wellness, athletic performance and hangovers. Additional medications are available for nausea reflux, headaches and aches and pains. – Garden District/Uptown

Tulane Medical Center

tulanehealthcare.com / 1415 Tulane Ave., NO 70112 / 504-988-5800, 800-588-5800 Located near the French Quarter in the heart of the Central Business District, Tulane Medical Center offers adult and pediatric emergency services, as well as medical services ranging from primary care to complex surgeries. Visit tulanehealthcare. com. – Central Business District

NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATIONS Downtown Development District

neworleansdowntown.com / 201 St. Charles Ave., Suite 3912, NO 70170 / 504-561-8927 America’s oldest Business Improvement District. The DDD provides enhanced services in economic development, cleaning and public safety. The DDD is bounded by Claiborne, the Mississippi River, the Pontchartrain Expressway and Iberville Street. – Central Business District

Greater Mid-City Business Association 4640 S. Carrollton Ave., Suite 210, NO 70119 / 504-300-9249 The Mid-City Business Association wants visitors and locals to know about the great dining and shopping in Mid-City. – Mid-City

PACKAGING, WRAPPING, SHIPPING NOLA Box Supply Co, LLC

Fisher & Phillips LLP

laborlawyers.com / 201 St. Charles Ave.,

Suite 3710, NO 70170 / 504-522-3303 Founded in 1943. One of the oldest and largest law firms in the country representing management in the areas of labor, employment, civil rights, employee benefits and immigration law. – Central Business District

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nolabox.biz / 8501 Earhart Blvd., NO 70118

/ 504-484-7225, 800- 879-5559 Packaging supply distributor with more than 250,000 boxes in stock. We also stock bubble/foam wrap, styrofoam peanuts, tape, strapping, singleface corrugated, stretch wrap, shrink film, kraft paper, labels, bubble/padded mailers and poly/paper bags. – Mid-City

fpcno.org / 5401 S. Claiborne Ave., NO 70125 / 504-866-7409 An inclusive uptown congregation focused on mission and social justice. The impressive cathedral-style sanctuary features an historic pipe organ plus a mahogany paneled fellowship hall accommodating 200 comfortably for weddings, LGBT commitment ceremonies and parties. – Garden District/Uptown

Greater St. Stephen Ministries

gssmin.org / 5600 Read Blvd., NO 70127 / 504-244-6800 For more than 70 years, we have been a catalyst for change and spiritual advancement. The largest pentecostal congregation in Louisiana. We invite everyone to come and “Discover a Greater You.” – New Orleans East & Chalmette

Historic St. Peter African Methodist Episcopal Church hisstpeterchurch.org / 1201 Cadiz St.,

P.O. Box 750008, NO 70115 / 504-891-3488 Founded in 1850 by a group of freedmen of color. First black-owned property in the state of Louisiana and in the Deep South to be declared a national historic site by the U.S. Department of the Interior in 1979. Tours available. – Garden District/Uptown

PUBLICATIONS Gambit Communications, Inc.

bestofneworleans.com / 3923 Bienville St., NO 70119 / 504-486-5900 New Orleans leading local entertainment source, Gambit newspaper and bestofneworleans.com provides locals and visitors comprehensive information on dining, entertainment, shopping and news. Custom publishing, event production and digital marketing solutions available. – Mid-City

New Orleans Magazine

myneworleans.com / 110 Veterans Memorial Blvd., Suite 123, Metairie 70005 / 504-828-1380, 877-221-3512 New Orleans’ only four-color, glossy, consumer lifestyle magazine dedicated to the upscale local business and visitor markets. No one knows New Orleans better than New Orleans Magazine. – Jefferson Parish

NOLA.com | The Times-Picayune

nola.com / One Canal Place, 365 Canal Street, Suite 3100, NO 70130 / 504-299-3518 – Central Business District

TRAVELHOST of New Orleans

travelhost.com/neworleans / P.O. Box

24444, NO 70184 / 504-304-0577, America’s No. 1 hotel magazine and a trusted friend in the travel industry for more than 40 years, is now in 135 cities providing travelers with the information they need to make their travels pleasant and enjoyable.

WHERE Magazine/WHERE Guest Informant - Morris Visitor Publications wheretraveler.com / 324 Chartres St., 2nd

Floor, NO 70130 / 504-522-6468 The worldwide leader in up-to-date visitor information on shopping, dining, entertainment and attractions. You can find Where Magazine, Where GuestBook, Where Maps, Menu Guide and other products in hotels and visitor venues throughout metropolitan New Orleans and online. – French Quarter

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RADIO STATIONS WWOZ 90.7 FM

wwoz.org / P.O. Box 51840, NO 70151 /

504-568-1239 Community supported, noncommercial radio broadcasting the sounds of New Orleans. Tune in to 90.7 FM for local music and culture, online at wwoz.org or via our free Android, Blackberry and iPhone apps. – French Quarter

REAL ESTATE Latter & Blum ERA Powered

latter-blum.com / 430 Notre Dame St., NO 70130 / 504-569-9364, 800-428-8294 Gulf South’s No. 1 full-service real estate company. More than 95 years of residential, commercial, appraisal, residential and commercial property management, counseling, insurance, mortgage and relocation expertise. Greater New Orleans area, Greater Baton Rouge, Alexandria and Mississippi Gulf Coast. – Central Business District

TELEVISION STATIONS WWL-TV, Channel 4

wwl-tv.com / 1024 N. Rampart St., NO 70116

/ 504-529-4444 This legendary CBS affiliate dominates the market with our powerful Eyewitness News franchise, double digit ratings and network-quality production. – French Quarter

TOURIST INFORMATION SERVICES Basin St. Station

basinststation.com / 501 Basin St., NO

70112 / 504-293-2642, 888-626-5860 Southern Railway Building (circa 1905) offers free admission daily 9am to 5pm, travel counseling, local maps, driving directions, exhibits, art, music, New Orleans film, gift shop and refreshments. On the edge of the French Quarter adjoining the historic St. Louis Cemetery No. 1. Available for private events. – French Quarter

Houma Area Convention and Visitors Bureau houmatravel.com / 114 Tourist Dr., Gray

70359 / 985-868-2732, 800-688-2732 Discover Louisiana’s Bayou Country located only 45 minutes southwest of New Orleans. Enjoy a relaxing getaway. Experience swamp tours, plantations, world-class fishing, festivals, unforgettable Cajun food, dancing, music and much more. – Outside Metro Area

Lafourche Parish Government lafourchegov.org / P.O. Box 5548,

Thibodaux 70302 / 877-537-5800 Lafourche Parish, Louisiana is real Cajun, real close. Just a short drive from New Orleans on US 90, Lafourche is the closest place to experience the food, fishing, festivals and fun that South Louisiana is famous for. – Outside Metro Area

Louisiana Office of Tourism Welcome Center 529 St. Ann St., NO 70116 / 504-568-5661 – French Quarter

N.O. TV - New Orleans Television

tripsmarter.com / 330 Exchange Pl., Unit 1, NO 70130 / 504-524-9900 FCC Broadcast Visitor Information Station airing in more than 90 percent of New Orleans’ hotel rooms. Current events updates, history, art and culture programming. Restaurants and entertainment features, attractions and more. – French Quarter

The New Orleans Concierge

thenolaconcierge.com / NO 70124 / 504534-8662, Free concierge service for people visiting or relocating to New Orleans.

New Orleans Multicultural Tourism Network

soulofneworleans.com / 2020 St. Charles Ave., NO 70130 / 504-523-5652, 800-7255652 NOMTN is a full-service tourist information agency. While you’re in New Orleans, let the New Orleans Multicultural Tourism Network connect you to our cultural diversity — the soul of New Orleans. Call for your free visitors guide. – Garden District/Uptown

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Preservation Resource Center

prcno.org / 923 Tchoupitoulas St., NO 70130

/ 504-581-7032 Promotes the preservation, restoration and revitalization of New Orleans’ historic architecture and neighborhoods. Visitors are welcome to our magnificent headquarters just two blocks from the convention center for free neighborhood walking brochures. Headquarters also available for event rental. – Convention/Warehouse/Arts District

Saint James Parish Welcome Center stjamesla.com / 1094 US 61, P.O. Box 629,

Gramercy 70052 / 225-562-2525, 800-3677852 Come experience south Louisiana as you’ve never seen it before. Browse in our renovated French Creole House, where you can see our plantation homes and attractions. – Outside Metro Area

St. Bernard Parish Tourist Commission & Visitor Information Center

visitstbernard.com / 409 Aycock St., Arabi

70032 / 504-278-4242, New Orleans’ most historic neighbor. Pick up information about the Battle of New Orleans, San Bernardo Scenic Byway, Islenos, world-class fishing and more at the Aycock Barn Visitor Center in Historic Old Arabi. – New Orleans East & Chalmette

Computer-Aided Interpretation, LLC cainterp.com / 18568 White Oak Dr.,

Prarieville 70769 / 225-205-2656 CART/ Caption. Real-time translation of the spoken word to text onto laptop or projection. Verbatim transcript. – Outside Metro Area

Real-Time Captioning and Interpreting Services, LLC

collegecaptioning.com / 381 Hwy. 21, Suite 202, Madisonville 70447 / 800-526-8720 Captioning/CART Services. Instantaneous display of spoken word to text viewable via laptop computer, monitor, big screen, etc. A printed transcript or disk can be made available. Sign Language Interpreting/Deaf Services — sign language interpreting services at all levels. – Northshore

uniVerse Language Solutions

universelanguage.com / 1717 42nd St.,

Suite B, Kenner 70065 / 504-228-8675, 888-731-7609 uniVerse Language Solutions brings 17 years of simultaneous interpreting experience to the convention industry. The name uniVerse translates into top simultaneous interpreters (all major languages/fields), expert technicians and equipment rental. Impeccable track record. Impressive references. – Jefferson Parish

NetWork Voluntours

networknola.org / 4035 Washington Ave., NO 70125 / 504-233-8665 NetWork Voluntours customizes unique volunteer experiences that integrate New Orleans’ culture and history to create valuable networking and team-building opportunities. – Garden District/Uptown

New Orleans Area Habitat for Humanity

habitat-nola.org / 2900 Elysian Fields, NO 70122 / 504-861-2077, New Orleans Area Habitat for Humanity is dedicated to building affordable home-ownership opportunities for people in need, playing a major role in rebuilding New Orleans by mobilizing volunteers and eliminating poverty housing. – New Orleans East & Chalmette

Projects with Purpose

NO 70175 / 504-934-1000, 866-214-6957 Experience Voluntourism and make a difference. PWP designs all facets of custom volunteer events tailored to any group’s interests. Spend a day having fun and giving back, while PWP takes care of all the details.

St. Bernard Project

stbernardproject.org / 8324 Parc Pl., Suite A, Chalmette 70043 / 504-277-6831 SBP is an award-winning, nonprofit organization with an unwavering commitment to rebuilding New Orleans. SBP provides a customized and turnkey volunteer experience. More than 50,000 volunteers of all skill levels have rebuilt more than 500 houses. – New Orleans East & Chalmette

WEDDING CHAPELS/ FACILITIES House of Broel’s Victorian Mansion & Museums houseofbroel.com / 2220 St. Charles Ave., NO 70130 / 504-522-2220, 800-827-4325 An enchanting world of romance for your New Orleans wedding and/or reception. This magnificent historic mansion with lush gardens provides the perfect setting for your special celebration no matter how large or small. For appointment please call 504-494-2220 or 504-522-2220. – Garden District/Uptown

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VOLUNTEER SERVICES Camp Restore

camprestore.org / 9301 Chef Menteur Hwy., NO 70127 / 504-242-2636, 888-248-2636 Restore and be restored. Join us and our nonprofit partners throughout Greater New Orleans as we work together to restore, faith, home and community. Volunteer housing, meals and project coordination for groups of all sizes. – New Orleans East & Chalmette

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choicefoundation.org / 3019 Higgins Blvd., NO 70126 / 504-942-3660 Manages three elementary/secondary charter schools in New Orleans that serve low-income students and their families. We offer volunteer opportunities like playground repair, library projects and student interaction. – New Orleans East & Chalmette

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Bourbon Orleans, New Orleans Hotel Collection bourbonorleans.com / 717 Orleans St.,

NO 70116 / 504-523-2222, 866-513-9744 Representative of truly fine, and uniquely New Orleans-style venues for wedding receptions and group blocks, the Bourbon Orleans is the New Orleans Hotel Collection’s crown jewel. Call us or go online to view the variety of options we offer for your special day.– French Quarter

Edgar Degas House Historic Home, Courtyard and Inn

House of Broel’s Victorian Mansion & Museums houseofbroel.com / 2220 St. Charles Ave., NO 70130 / 504-522-2220, 800-827-4325 An enchanting world of romance for your New Orleans wedding and/or reception. This magnificent historic mansion with lush gardens provides the perfect setting for your special celebration, no matter how large or small. For appointment please call 504-494-2220 or 504-522-2220. – Garden District/Uptown

LACE - The Grand Ballroom

lacethegrandballroom.com / 6978 Martin Dr., NO 70126 / 504-243-5223 The premier reception facility in the Greater New Orleans area. We provide the ultimate in delectable cuisine, elegant decor and impeccable service. We offer the latest accommodations for all social functions. – New Orleans East & Chalmette

Mother’s Restaurant/Mother’s Next Door

mothersrestaurant.net / 401 Poydras St., NO 70130 / 504-523-2917 Located in the CBD. Private party room. Classic New Orleans home cooking. Real New Orleans ambiance. Private group functions for 50 to 300 people. Gumbo, seafood, jambalaya, debris, etouffee, bread pudding. A local favorite. Offsite catering too. – Central Business District

Steamboat Natchez

steamboatnatchez.com / 600 Decatur St., Suite 308, NO 70130 / 504-569-1401, 800233-2628 Harbor jazz brunch and dinner jazz cruises on the last authentic steamboat on the Mississippi River. Enjoy a unique visit to the Engine Room to see the workings of 100-year-old steam engines. From decor to navigation, it is timeless. – Riverfront

Bayou Barn

bayoubarn.com / 7145 Barataria Blvd., Marrero 70072 / 504-689-2663, 800-TO-BAYOU Rustic barn, outdoor wedding venue on the bayou. Amaze your guests with our unique location and property. We can host your wedding reception, shower, rehearsal dinner or engagement party. We cater on site. – Westbank

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$19 per adult with this couponPrivate property and wildlife refuge! 110 Frenier Rd., Laplace, I-10 W., exit #209 Ph: 800-467-0758 www.CajunPrideSwampTours.com Must present coupon. Not valid with prepaid deposits, other discounts or coupons. Offer expires 01/31/15.

$5 off 1 Day Pass $5 OffTickets $10 off CityDeal!

Unlimited Sightseeing. Live Guided Tour * Deals all along the Route * Guided Walking Tours 504.207.6200 800.362.1811 www.CitySightseeingNewOrleans.com

Double-Decker Open-Top FUN Bus Cannot be combined with any other discount or deposit ticket. Offer expires 01/31/2014 Offer applies only to Adult Rates. Kids $10 Any Tour!

Live Guided Tour * Deals All Along the Route * Guided Walking Tours

Ph: 504-207-6200 Toll-free: 800-362-1811 www.CitySightSeeingNewOrleans.com Coupon valid for each of 4 adult tickets. Cannot be combined with any other discount or deposit Ticket. Offer expires 01/31/15. Offer applies only to Adult Rates. Kids $10 Any tour!

See reverse for details. Offer expires 01/31/15.

$10 off our city tour. Self-booking required. Call for information. Ph: 504-587-7115 Toll-Free: 888-587-7115 www.celebrationtoursllc.com

Expiration date 01/31/15.

Buy one entree, get one free when you join us for lunch or dinner. 527 Decatur St. Ph: 504-522-0571 Limit two coupons per table. Valid with out-of-town driverâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s license. Second entree must be of equal or lesser value. 15-percent gratuity added to original check total. Offer expires 01/31/15.

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Audubon Nature Institute

Airboat Adventures

Present this coupon at the ticket window to receive $3 off adult admission or $1 off child admission. Not valid with any other discounts, senior, group or combo packages. Discount applies to admission only. Coupon has no cash value. Not valid at Boo at the Zoo, Zoo-ToDo, Zoo-To-Do for Kids or any other special admission events at any facility.

Penetrate secluded areas of south Louisiana’s swamplands in a way that’s inaccessible to crowded “party” boats. With our high-speed airboats geared to meet the needs of groups of all sizes, it’s never been easier to glide over water and land to discover this exotic world of haunting beauty!

Up to four per coupon. Code 260. 1-2-3-4 Expires 01/31/15.

Offer expires 01/31/15.

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Cajun Encounters

Bourbon’s Best

55345 Hwy. 90, Slidell Honey Island Swamp Tours. City/Cemetery Tours. Plantation Tours.

Not valid on bucket drinks or other drink specials. The coupon is valid at all three locations.

Coupon must be mentioned when making reservation. Not valid with any other coupons, discounts, prepaid deposits or on holidays. COUPON CODE: NOOV13-2 Offer expires 01/31/15.

Offer expires 01/31/15.

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Celebration Tours

$19 per adult with this coupon. Private refuge offers abundant wildlife!

Celebrate everything New Orleans has to offer! History, culture, food, music, jazz, architecture and Katrina recovery. Take a city tour with local tour guides. Twenty years of experience.

*Hotel transportation not included* Only 25 miles from downtown New Orleans. Save $5 per adult. Normally $24/adult. Must present coupon. Not valid with prepaid deposits, other discounts or coupons. Tours daily at 9:30am, noon, 2:15pm (and 4:15pm seasonally) Coupon code “5VG”; 800-467-0758.

Expiration date 01/31/15.

Offer expires 01/31/15.

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Crescent City Brewhouse

City Sightseeing New Orleans Hop-On Hop-Off Double-Decker Tours

Valid with out-of-town driver’s license. Second entree must be of equal or lesser value. 15% gratuity added to original check total.

Offer expires 01/31/15.

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Absolutely the most fun, flexible and convenient way to see New Orleans! Live guided tours 9:30am–5:30pm daily! Hop-On any bus at any of the 12+ stops on the route! Hop-Off at any of New Orleans’ top attractions! The next bus is less than 30 minutes away! Unlimited sightseeing up to 3 days + 3 FREE walking tours. Regularly $39 – YOU save $5! Offer expires 01/31/15.

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$8 off

with transportation

$5 OFF SWAMP TOUR ONLY.

$1 off your purchase of $5 or more. Our smoothies were voted “Best of the Bay” 8 times in Tampa.

41490 Crawford Landing Rd., Slidell Ph: 504-242-5877

819 Canal St., Ste. C Ph: 504-522-3684 Facebook.com/RPM FroYo-NewOrleans

Valid for adults only. Not valid with any other discount. Applies to self-booking only. Offer expires 01/31/15.

One per person and cannot be combined with any other offer. Offer expires 01/31/15.

$5 off your rock experience!

$21 off! Offer $21 good off! for $3 p/p Offer good $3 p/p off (up tofor 7 people) the regular $20 rate. theoff regular $25 p/p rate Ph: 504-861-2727 (upwww.HauntedHistoryTours.com to seven people).

125 Bourbon St. Ph: 504-529-5617 www.hardrock.com/neworleans Valid with $25 food, beverage or merchandise purchase. Excludes alcohol and sales-related items. Cannot be combined with any other offer or discount. One per party per visit. No cash value. Offer expires 01/31/15.

Buy one ticket, get one free to any of The Collection’s guided tours. 533 Royal St. Ph: 504-523-4662 www.hnoc.org Offer expires 01/31/15.

Buy one entrée, get 50% off the second! Ph: 504-529-8500 www.huckfinnscafe.com See reverse for details. Offer expires 01/31/15.

See reverse side for details.

Ph: 504-861-2727 www.hauntedhistorytours.com Offer expires 01/31/15.

$2 off Mansion and Garden tour ticket. Not to be used on Old South Tours. Not to be used with any other discount. 40136 Hwy. 942, Darrow Ph: 225-473-9380 Offer expires 01/31/15.

Gators by the thousands. $2 off to visit our touch pool and catch your own alligators. 23440 Lowe Davis Rd. • Ph: 888-448-1560 • www.insta-gatorranch.com See reverse side for details. Offer expires 01/31/15.

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FroYo New Orleans

Dr. Wagner’s Honey Island Swamp Tours

Choose from our award-winning smoothies: power protein for your pre & post workouts, berry, tropical, citrus & smooth smoothies. We offer 21 yogurt flavors & three ice cream flavors, which include no sugar added, low fat, nonfat, sorbet-tart, chocolate, vanilla, cookies & cream, sea salt caramel pretzel & many other rotating flavors. Over 100 toppings.

Two-hour narrated small-boat tour of one of America’s most pristine cypress river swamps. Learn the history, folklore and ecology of the swamp and its inhabitants. Morning and afternoon tours available yearround by reservation.

Store Hours: Sunday-Thursday: 11am-11pm Friday & Saturday: 11am-12am Offer expires 01/31/15.

Valid for adults only. Not valid with any other discount. Applies to self-booking only. Offer expires 01/31/15.

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Haunted History Tours

Hard Rock Cafe New Orleans

These are the tours you’ve heard about! As seen on A&E and History Channel, and recommended by the Travel Channel as “The No. 1 tour in New Orleans ... A must-do!” Daily and nightly. Mildly theatrical, hugely historical, extremely entertaining! Ghosts! Vampires! Voodoo! Cemeteries! French Quarter and Garden District Tours. New Orleans’ only five-star attraction.

Valid with $25 food, beverage or merchandise purchase. Excludes alcohol and sales-related items. Cannot be combined with any other offer or discount. One per party per visit. No cash value.

Offer expires 01/31/15.

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21 luxurious rooms for overnight stays.

The Historic New Orleans Collection

Experience the Southern splendor of “The Sugar Palace” when you step into 16 rooms filled with period antiques and Louisiana artwork. Our experiential tour brings you back to the 1880s to catch a glimpse of the life of a wealthy sugar baron and his mistress.

A museum and research center in the French Quarter. Guided tours include the Williams Residence and THNOC’s architecture and courtyards. Tours begin at 10am (not available on Sun.), 11am, 2pm and 3pm, Tues–Sun. Price: $5. Free exhibitions are also available. Visit www.hnoc.org for details.

Offer expires 01/31/15.

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Insta-Gator

Huck Finn’s Cafe

Education couldn’t be more fun. Alligators from babies to seven feet. You can touch a baby, a four footer or even play with babies and hold a four footer. See your guide knee-deep in gators. Gift shop with meat, leather, T-shirts and toys. See website for virtual tour movie.

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135 Decatur St. World-Famous Restaurant & Sports Bar Coupon must be mentioned when ordering meal. 50% discount will be attributed to entrée with lowest list price. Not valid with any other coupons, discounts or on holidays.

COUPON CODE: NOOV12 Offer expires 01/31/15.

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$2 off any lunch combo 11amâ&#x20AC;&#x201C;5pm. 116 Bourbon St. Ph: 504-523-4030 www.krystal.com

15% off Cajun and Creole cooking classes hands-on experience. Langlois Culinary Crossroads 1710 Pauger St. 504-934-1010

Valid at Bourbon Street location only. Present this coupon before ordering. Plus tax. Cheese is extra. One coupon per person, per visit. Not valid with any other offer. Expiration date 01/31/15.

Coupon Code- LANGLOIS1213. Expiration date 01/31/15.

$2 off adults, $1 off children. Riverfront next to the Convention Center.

$2 Off adult admission / $1 Off seniors & children admission for museum ticket only!

Call for free shuttle: 504-361-7821 www.mardigrasworld.com

945 Magazine St. Ph: 504-528-1944 www.nationalww2museum.org

Not valid with any other offers. Offer expires 01/31/15.

New Orleans BusVision $5 off Weekly Pass. New Orleans BusVision Ph: 504-339-1174

Offer good for up to FOUR people. Not valid with any other offers. Offer expires 01/31/15.

$15 off city, swamp & double plantation combo tour. $6 off city tour. $5 off swamp tour. $10 off airboat tour. www.NewOrleansDiscountTours.com Best price guarantee.

Our main kiosk is located at the intersecetion of Canal St. and Convention Center Blvd. This coupon is for adult regular price tickets only and is not valid with any other discounts, deals, or other offerings provided by BusVision or any other tour company. Limit 1 per visitor and original coupon must be present Offer expires 01/31/15.

*Tours in combo package can be used on separate days. Cannot be combined with any other coupons. Offer expires 01/31/15.

$5 off daytime cruise adult ticket or $10 off dinner jazz cruise adult ticket.

$10 off swamp or airboat tour adult ticket (25 minutes from downtown NO).

Poydras St. Dock, behind Hilton Riverside Hotel Ph: 800-445-4109, 504-529-4567 www.creolequeen.com, www.bigeasy.com

6601 Leo Kerner Lafitte Pkwy., Marrero Ph: 800-445-4109, 504-689-4186 www.jeanlafitteswamptour.com

Valid on regularly scheduled cruises. Excludes special events. Coupon has no cash value. Coupon good for up to four adult guests. Not valid with any other discounts or with deposit tickets. Offer expires 01/31/15.

Coupon good for up to four adult guests. Not valid with any other discounts or with deposit tickets. Offer expires 01/31/15.

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Langlois Culinary Crossroads

Krystal

Offer valid for online reservations only. 48-hour advance purchase required. Cannot be combined with other offers or for private events.

Coupon Code- LANGLOIS1213. Expiration date 01/31/15.

Valid at Bourbon Street location only. Present this coupon before ordering. Plus tax. Cheese is extra. One coupon per person, per visit. Not valid with any other offer. Expiration date 01/31/15.

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The National WWII Museum

Mardi Gras World

It was the war that changed the world™, and there are hundreds of stories just waiting to be told. Come discover My Gal Sal, the storied Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress. Go even farther below sea level in FINAL MISSION: The USS Tang Submarine Experience. And don’t miss Beyond All Boundaries, the 4-D film featuring Tom Hanks, plus live musical entertainment in the Stage Door Canteen, and delightful dining in the American Sector restaurant & Soda Shop. Open seven days.

Come see where Mardi Gras is made. Open daily. Tours 9:30am — last tour 4:30pm. Call for free shuttle: 504-361-7821. 1380 Port of New Orleans Pl. www.mardigrasworld.com

Offer good for up to FOUR people. Not valid with any other offers. Offer expires 01/31/15

Offer expires 01/31/15.

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New Orleans Discount Tours

New Orleans BusVision

As a concierge we can book you with any company in town, but we try to book you with the best reviewed at a discounted price. Services are offered for: hotel rooms, dinner reservations & recommendations, show tickets, all private transportation, river boats, and a variety of tours, including: city tours, swamp tours, plantation tours, ghost, cemetery, French Quarter, and Garden District walking tours. 504-484-9680

The coupon must be redeemed at our kiosk at Spanish Plaza near the entrance on Canal Street or at the bus. Cannot be combined with any other discount.

*Tours in combo package can be used on separate days. Cannot be combined with any other coupons. Offer expires 01/31/15.

This coupon is not valid with ANY other discounts, deals, or other offerings provided by BusVision or any other tour company. Limit 1 per visitor and original coupon must be presented. Offer expires 01/31/15.

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Jean Lafitte Swamp & Airboat Tours

Paddlewheeler Creole Queen

Coupon good for up to four adult guests. Not valid with any other discounts or with deposit tickets.

Offer expires 01/31/15.

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$3 off demonstration and hands-on cooking classes. Located in the French Quarter at 524 St. Louis St. Ph: 504-525-2665 neworleansschoolofcooking.com

Free café au lait with a purchase. Celebrating our European roots.

311 Bourbon St. 344-B Royal St. www.cafebeignet.com

Use Coupon Code Pralines13. Offer expires 01/31/15.

See reverse side for details. Offer expires 01/31/15.

Buy one cocktail, get one cocktail free.

$5 off all tours*.

Musical Legends Park 311 Bourbon St. www.cafebeignet.com

Buy one get one of equal or lesser value. Not valid with any other offers. Valid during live music hours. Offer expires 01/31/15.

Ph: 504-569-1401 Toll-Free: 800-233-2628 www.graylineneworleans.com

Cannot be combined with any other discount. Valid only on adult tickets up to four. *Airboats, holiday and special event tours excluded. Offer expires 08/31/14.

Steamboat Natchez $5 off Day Jazz Cruise or $10 off Dinner Jazz Cruise. Toulouse St. Dock, French Quarter Ph: 504-569-1401 Toll-Free: 800-233-2628 www.steamboatnatchez.com

Offer expires 01/31/15.

$15 off any bottle of red or white wine. with purchase of two dinner entrées. 115 Bourbon St. 504-598-1200 www.redfishgrill.com Offer valid at dinner only through 01/31/15. Not available with any other offer or promotion package. No cash value. Limit one coupon per table.

Logo Here

$15 off/$10 off Private Carriage Tour. Present coupon to on-duty supervisor at Jackson Square. 700 block of Decatur St. Ph: 504-943-8820 www.neworleanscarriages.com Good for a 1.5-hour tour — $15 discount. Good for a 1-hour tour —$10 discount. Not valid with other discounts. Up to five passengers. Offer expires 01/31/15.

$2 off TASTE DAT™ New Orleans food tours. Buy tickets at TasteBudTours.com www.tastebudtours.com Purchase tickets at tastebudtours.com. $2 discount. Coupon code: NOVG. Offer expires 01/31/15.

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Café Beignet

The New Orleans School of Cooking

Open seven days. Royal Street: Opens 7am daily. Bourbon Street: Opens 8am daily. Live jazz beginning at 10am. Beignets, breakfast, lunch/dinner and pastries.

Our festive cooking classes feature “Fun, Food & Folklore.” Demonstration Classes Mon.-Sun. 10:00am-12:30pm, Mon.-Sat. 2:00-4:00pm Hands-On Classes Tuesday 6:00-9:00pm, Friday 6:00-9:00pm Sunday 10:00-1:00pm, Sunday 4:00-7:00pm

Offer expires 01/31/15.

Coupon is not valid with any other discount and must be used at time of reservation. Offer expires 01/31/15.

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Gray Line Tours

Café Beignet

Discounts available only on adult tickets, up to four tickets. Not valid with other discounts and must be pur chased at a Gray Line Ticket Office. *Airboats, holiday and special event tours excluded.

Buy one, get one of equal or lesser value. Not valid with other offers. Valid during live music hours beginning at 10am daily in lush patio/park. Jazz 10am–till close. Take photos with “Legend” statues.

Offer expires 01/31/15. Code OVG04

Offer expires 01/31/15.

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Red Fish Grill

Steamboat Natchez

Voted best seafood restaurant four years in a row! Try our barbecue oysters, hickory-grilled redfish or alligator sausage and seafood gumbo. Lunch 11am–3pm; dinner 5–11pm; oyster bar 11am–11pm.

11:30am & 2:30pm Jazz Cruises & 7pm Dinner Cruise. Good for up to four adult discounts. Not valid on special event cruises or with any other discount program. Present at Toulouse Street ticket office. Food and Beverage available for purchase on Daytime Jazz Cruise.

Offer valid at dinner only through 01/31/15. Not available with any other offer or promotion package. No cash value. Limit one coupon per table.

Offer expires 01/31/15. Code OVG05 and OVG10.

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Tastebud Tours

Royal Carriages

The food tour that treats all of a tourist’s senses. The best New Orleans tastebud adventure awaits you. Famous restaurants featured on the Food Network will be enjoyed by all. Enjoy a muffuletta at Serio’s, winners of Bobby Flay’s Throwdown. Enjoy jambalaya and gumbo. Indulge in Laura’s famous pralines, Johnny’s po-boys and Cafe Beignet. Come hungry!

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Good for a 1.5-hour tour — $15 discount. Good for a 1-hour tour —$10 discount. Not valid with other discounts. Up to five passengers. Offer expires 01/31/15.

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NEW ORLEANS

where art lives in the most unexpected places

New Orleans is a 24/7 art museum. Our art scene has become one of the most vital and innovative in the nation, from the world class New Orleans Museum of Art to local street vendors at Jackson Square. While New Orleans is home to over 100 galleries, we also have a plethora of museums, antique stores, outdoor markets, specialty shops and more. But the creativity doesnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t stop there. Art can be found in every note of jazz and every bite of gumbo. Whatever your passion is, we are ready to paint it, play it, serve it.

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INDEX BY CATEGORY

Florists & Plants . . . . . . . . . . . . . 120

Parking & Garages . . . . . . . . . . . 128

Tourist Information Services . . . 133

Food Cart Vendors . . . . . . . . . . . . 52

Parks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100

Tours - Airboat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 106

Foods - Retail & Mail Order . . . 120

Pedicabs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 128

Tours - Airplane/Seaplane . . . . 106

Airlines . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 125

Freight Companies . . . . . . . . . . . 127

Performance Theatres . . . . . . . . . 66

Tours - Bicycles . . . . . . . . . . . . . 106

Airport Transportation . . . . . . . . 125

Furnishings & Accessories . . . . 121

Places of Worship . . . . . . . . . . . . 132

Tours - Carriage . . . . . . . . . . . . . 108

Plantations. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87

Tours - Cemetery . . . . . . . . . . . . 108

Plantations & Historic Homes . .100

Tours - Children . . . . . . . . . . . . . 108

A Airports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 125 Alligator Farms . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90

Amusement Centers . . . . . . . . . . 90

Gardens . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 94

Psychics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 104

Tours - City . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 108

Antique Jewelry. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 118

Gift Baskets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 121

Publications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 132

Tours - Culinary . . . . . . . . . . . . . 110

Antiques . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 118

Gift Shops. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 121

Apparel & Accessories. . . . . . . . 118

Golf . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 94

Aquariums . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90

Guest Houses/Inns . . . . . . . . . . . . 87

Radio Stations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 133

Tours - Ghost/Paranormal . . . . 111

Real Estate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 133

Tours - Kayak . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 111

Recreation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 104

Tours - Mardi Gras . . . . . . . . . . . 112

Art Centers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90

Tours - Cultural/Historical . . . . 110 Tours - Garden District . . . . . . . 111

Art Demonstrations . . . . . . . . . . . 90

Artists/Art Galleries . . . . . . . . . . 118

Hat Shops . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 122

Reservation Services . . . . . . . . . . 88

Tours - Nightlife . . . . . . . . . . . . . 112

Arts & Crafts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 118

Health Clubs & Fitness Centers . 96

Attorneys . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 131

Horse Racing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 96

Reservations Services Activities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 104

Tours - Personalized/ Specialized . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 112

Attractions Pass . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90

Hostels . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87

Restaurants - American . . . . . . . 52

Tours - Plantations . . . . . . . . . . . 112 Tours - Segway . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 113

Hotels - Central Business District . . . . . . . . . . . . 72

Restaurants - Asian . . . . . . . . . . . 52 Restaurants - Barbecue . . . . . . . 52

Tours - Shopping . . . . . . . . . . . . 113

Hotels - Convention/ Warehouse/Arts District . . . . . 74

Restaurants - Bistros. . . . . . . . . . 52

Tours - Sightseeing . . . . . . . . . . 113

Restaurants - Brew Pub . . . . . . . 54

Tours - Swamp Country . . . . . . . 114

Hotels - French Quarter Area . . . 76

Restaurants - Cajun . . . . . . . . . . . 54

Tours - Walking. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 115

Bars & Taverns . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64

Hotels Garden District/Uptown . . . . . . 78

Tours - Wineries/ Vineyards/Distilleries . . . . . . . 115

Bed & Breakfast Reservation Services . . . . . . . . 84

Restaurants Contemporary Louisiana . . . . . 54

Hotels - Jefferson Parish. . . . . . . 80

Restaurants - Continental . . . . . . 55

Trains . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 128

Bed & Breakfasts . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84

Hotels - New Orleans East & Chalmette . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82

Restaurants - Creole . . . . . . . . . . 55

Translators & Interpreters . . . . 134

Books . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 120

Hotels - Northshore . . . . . . . . . . . 82

Restaurants - Cuban . . . . . . . . . . 57

Transportation Services . . . . . . . 128

Bus Companies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 125

Hotels - Outside Metro Area . . . . 82

Restaurants - Dessert Cafes. . . . 57

Travel Agencies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 129

Restaurants - Fast Food, Family Style . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57

Tuxedos & Accessories . . . . . . . 123

Restaurants - French . . . . . . . . . . 57

Bakeries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52 Balconies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64 Banks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 131

Hotels - Westbank . . . . . . . . . . . . 82

Campsites & RV Parks. . . . . . . . . 87

Candies, Fine Chocolates & Pralines . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 120

IMAX Theatres . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 96

Car Rentals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 126

Carnival Krewes & Organizations. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 92 Casinos. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64 Child Care . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 131

Restaurants - Health Food . . . . . 58 Restaurants - Indian. . . . . . . . . . . 58 Restaurants - International . . . . . 58 Restaurants - Irish . . . . . . . . . . . . 58

Jazz Clubs/Music Halls . . . . . . . . 66

Restaurants - Italian . . . . . . . . . . 58

Jewelry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 122

Restaurants - Japanese/Sushi . . 58 Restaurants - Mediterranean . . . 59

Childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Shops. . . . . . . . . . . . . 120

Cigar, Pipe & Tobacco Shops . . 120

Legal Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 132

Cocktail Lounges . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64

Limousines . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 127

Coffee Shops . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52

Liquor/Wine Distributors . . . . . . 122

Concierge Services . . . . . . . . . . . . 64

Live Music . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66

Restaurants - Mexican. . . . . . . . . 59 Restaurants - Pizza . . . . . . . . . . . 59 Restaurants Sandwich Shop/Deli . . . . . . . . . 59 Restaurants - Seafood . . . . . . . . . 60 Restaurants - Soul Food . . . . . . . 60

Vacation Rentals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 88 Venues . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68 Volunteer Services . . . . . . . . . . . 134 Voodoo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 115 Voodoo Shops . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 123

W Wedding Chapels/Facilities . . . . 134 Wedding Reception Venues . . . . 134 Wheelchair/Scooter Rentals . . . 129 Wine Bars . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70

Convention & Visitors Bureaus . .131

Restaurants - Southwestern . . . . 60

Convention Centers . . . . . . . . . . 132

Maps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 128

Restaurants - Spanish . . . . . . . . . 61

Zoos . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 115

Cooking Schools . . . . . . . . . . . . . 92

Mardi Gras Supplies . . . . . . . . . . 122

Restaurants - Steak . . . . . . . . . . . 61

Cosmetics/Beauty Products . . . 120

Massage Therapy . . . . . . . . . . . . 122

Cruises . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 126

Medical Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . 132

Condominium Sales . . . . . . . . . . . 87

D Dance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 92 Department Stores . . . . . . . . . . . 120 Destination Management Companies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 126 Dolls & Miniatures . . . . . . . . . . . . 92

E Entertainers. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64

F Fairs & Festivals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 94 Financial Services . . . . . . . . . . . . 132

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Museums . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 98 Music & Video . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 122

Restaurants - Variety . . . . . . . . . . 61 Riverboats . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 104

S Salons & Spas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 122

INDEX BY MEMBER NAME 1870 Banana Courtyard French Quarter/New Orleans B&B . . . 84 7 on Fulton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54

Seafood . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 122

Shopping & Entertainment Centers . . . . . 122

A Airport Limousine Service . . . 125

Neighborhood Associations . . . 132

Souvenirs - Wholesale/Retail . . 123

Night Clubs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66

Sporting Events & Sports . . . . . 104

Music - Irish. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66

O Opera . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66

A Confidential Transportation . . 127 A Regal Limousine Service . . . . 127

Sports Bars . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68

A Tisket A Tasket New Orleans Books & Gift Baskets . . . . . . . 121

Symphonies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68

AC Hotel by Marriott . . . . . . . . . . . 72

Accent on Arrangements, Inc., a DMC Network Company . . . . . . . . . . . . . 126, 131

Taxicabs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 128

Packaging, Wrapping, Shipping . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 132

Television Stations . . . . . . . . . . . 133 Tour Planning Companies . . . . . 128

Acme Oyster House . . . . . . . . . . . 60 Adams and Reese LLP. . . . . . . . 131 Adventure Quest Laser Tag . . . . 104

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AIA New Orleans Center For Design . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68 Airboat Adventures(TM), LLC . . 106

Beckham’s Bookshop . . . . . . . . 120

Cafe Du Monde . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52

The Besh Steakhouse at Harrah’s New Orleans Casino . . . . . . . . . 61

Cafe Lafitte in Exile . . . . . . . . . . . . 64

Airboat Tours By Arthur L. Matherne, Inc. . . 106

Bespoke Experiences . . . . . . . . . 112

Airport Shuttle, Inc. . . . . . . . . . . 125

Best Express Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . 129

Alamo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 126

Best Western Plus Chalmette . . 82

Alert Transportation, LLC . . . . . 128

Best Western Plus Landmark Hotel . . . . . . . . . . . . 80

ALG Style LLC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 113 AlliedPRA Destination Management . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 126 Allons A Lafayette, Inc.. . . . . . . . 126 Allstate Sugar Bowl . . . . . . . . . . 104 AM Party Bus & Limousines . . . 127 The Ambassador Hotel . . . . . . . . 74 American Luxury Limousines . . 127 Amici’s Ristorante & Bar . . . . . . . 58 Andrea’s Restaurant . . . . . . . . . . 58 Andrew Jackson Hotel, French Quarter Inns . . . . . . . . . 76 Antoine’s Restaurant . . . . . . . . . . 57 Apolline . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54 Arnaud’s Restaurant . . . . . . . . . . 55 Arts Council of New Orleans . . . . 90 As You Like It Silver Shop . . . . . 118

Best Western Plus St. Charles Inn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80

Bevolo Gas & Electric Lights . . . . . . . . . . 98, 121 Bienville House Hotel . . . . . . . . . . 76 Big Easy Daiquiris . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64 Bistreaux at the Bank. . . . . . . . . . 54 Blake HotelAscend Collection . . . . . . . . . . . 72 The Blood Center . . . . . . . . . . . . 132 Bloody Mary’s Tours & Soiree. . 111 Blue Moon Illustrated Maps . . . 128 Bluegreen Club La Pension . . . . 76 Bon Ton Cafe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54

Contempra Inn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80 Convention Concierge . . . . . . . . . 64 Convention Plant Designs, Inc. . 120 The Convention Store, LLC. . . . . 128 Copeland’s Cheesecake Bistro . . 52

Cajun Creations . . . . . . . . . . . . . 121

Coquette . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54

Cajun Critters Swamp Tours . . . 114

Corks n Canvas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90

Calcasieu, Private Dining by Chef Donald Link . . . . . . . . . 68 Callaway Transportation Inc.. . . 128 Camp Restore . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 134 Canal Street Inn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84 The Cannery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68 Capdeville . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68 Capital City Trolleys . . . . . . . . . . 113 Capital One Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . 131 Carey New Orleans/ Signature Livery . . . . . . . . . . 128 Carnival Cruise Lines . . . . . . . . . 126 Carriage Media Group Corp. . . . 128 Cats Meow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66 Celebration Distillation . . . . . . . 115 Celebration Tours, LLC . . . . . . . 113

Costco Wholesale Corporation . .122 Country Inn & Suites by Carlson New Orleans French Quarter . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72 Country Inn & Suites New Orleans Airport . . . . . . . . . 80 Court of Two Sisters Restaurant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56 Courtyard by Marriott Downtown Near the French Quarter . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72 Courtyard by Marriott Convention Center . . . . . . . . . . 74 Courtyard New Orleans Downtown/Iberville . . . . . . . . . . 76 CrawlNOLA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 110 The Crazy Lobster. . . . . . . . . . . . . 60 Creative Alliance of New Orleans . . . . . . . . . . . . 110 Creole Delicacies Gourmet Shop & Catering Company . . 120 Creole Queen. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 104

Celebrity Limousine . . . . . . . . . . 128

BookIt.com . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 88

Central Grocery Co. . . . . . . . . . . . 59

Crepes a la Cart . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57

BooKoo Bounce LLC . . . . . . . . . . 90

Central Parking System/ Hospitality Services. . . . . . . . . 128

The Crescent Circus . . . . . . . . . . . 64 Crescent City Bike Tours . . . . . . 106

Champions Square/Club XLIV . . . 68

Crescent City Brewhouse . . . . . . 54

Charcoal’s Gourmet Burger Bar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52

Crescent City Cooks! . . . . . . . . . . 92

Borgne . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60 Bourbon Cowboy. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64

Audubon Clubhouse A Facility of Audubon Nature Institute . . . . . . . . . . . . . 94

Bourbon House . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60

Bourbon Heat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66 Bourbon Orleans, New Orleans Hotel Collection . . . . . . . . . 76, 134

Charlie’s Steak House . . . . . . . . . 61 Chartres House . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56 Chateau Golf & Country Club . . . 94

The Bourbon Pub & Parade . . . . 64

Chateau Hotel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76

Audubon Tea Room . . . . . . . . . . . 68

Bourbon Street Balcony. . . . . . . . 68

Chef Duke’s Cafe Giovanni . . . . . 58

Audubon Zoo - A Facility of Audubon Nature Institute . . . 115

Bourbon Street Experience . . . . . 66

Chez Ellie-Marie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84

Bourbon Vieux . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68

Chiba . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58

Aunt Sally’s Pralines . . . . . 110, 120

Bourgoyne Guest House . . . . . . . 87

The Chicory . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68

Aunt Sally’s Praline Shops, Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 120

The Brass Camera . . . . . . . . . . . 118

Avenue Inn Bed and Breakfast . . 84 Avenue Plaza Resort . . . . . . . . . . 78

Breazeale Sachse & Wilson, L.L.P. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 131

Choice Foundation Exemplary Public Charter Schools . . . . . . . . . . . 134

Avis Rent A Car . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 126

Brent House Hotel . . . . . . . . . . . . 80

Audubon Limousine . . . . . . 125, 128

Contemporary Arts Center . . . . . 90

Booking.com (USA) Inc. . . . . . . . . 88

Audubon Butterfly Garden & Insectarium . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 98

Audubon Cottages, New Orleans Hotel Collection . . . . . 84

Cajun Coast Visitors & Convention Bureau . . . . . . . . . 131

Cajun Pride Swamp Tours . . . . . 114

Bonomolo Limousines Inc./ A Touch of Class Transportation . . . . . . . . . . . . . 128

Audubon Aquarium of the Americas A Facility of Audubon Nature Institute . . . . 90

Cafe Soule & The Paris Room . . 55

Better than Ezra’s Krewe of Rocckus . . . . . . . . . . . 92

Ashe Cultural Arts Center . . . . . . 90

Attiki Bar & Grill . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59

Cafe Reconcile . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60

Cajun Encounters Tour Co. . . . . . . 108, 112, 113, 114

Ascension Parish Tourism Commission . . . . . . . 131

Astor Crowne Plaza . . . . . . . . . . . 76

Cafe Pontalba . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54

Best Western Plus St. Christopher Hotel . . . . . . . . 72

The Bombay Club . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52

Ashton’s Bed & Breakfast . . . . . . 84

Cafe Maspero . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60

Confederate Memorial Hall Museum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 98

The Brass Monkey . . . . . . . . . . . 121

Crescent City Steaks . . . . . . . . . . 61 Crown’s Adventures at Sea . . . . 129 Crowne Plaza New Orleans Airport, New Orleans Hotel Collection . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80 Cunningham Enterprises, Inc. . 123 Cure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64 Custom Conventions . . . . . . . . . 126

D Dat NOLA Race . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 112

Chophouse New Orleans . . . . . . . 61

Dauphine Orleans Hotel, New Orleans Hotel Collection . . . . . 76

The Cigar Factory New Orleans . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 120

David Art Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . 118

Brooks Brothers . . . . . . . . . . . . . 118

City Segway Tours New Orleans . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 113

Deja vu Restaurant & Bar . . . . . . 52

Balcony Guesthouse. . . . . . . . . . . 84

Broussard’s Restaurant . . . . . . . 56

City Sightseeing New Orleans. . 113

Dependable Kid Care . . . . . . . . . 131

Barcadia Bar & Grill . . . . . . . . . . . 52

Bruno’s Tavern . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64

Civic Theatre . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66

Desire Bistro & Oyster Bar . . . . . 60

Basin St. Station . . . . . . . . . . . . . 133

Bubba Gump Shrimp Co. . . . . . . . 60

Clara’s Sitting Service . . . . . . . . 131

The Basketry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 121

Clarion Grand Boutique Hotel . . . 80

Destination Kitchen / Food Tours New Orleans . . . . 110

Baymont Inn & Suites New Orleans . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82

Buca Di Beppo Gretna/New Orleans. . . . . . . . . 58 Budget Rent A Car . . . . . . . . . . . 126

Bayona . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59

Buzz Nola Bike & Trike Tours. . 106

Cochon Restaurant. . . . . . . . . . . . 54

Bayou Barn . . . . . . . 68, 92, 111, 134 Bayou Barriere Golf Club. . . . . . . 94 Bayou Lafourche Area Convention & Visitors Bureau . . . . . . . . . . . . 131 BBC Destination Management . .126 Beach on Bourbon . . . . . . . . . . . . 66 Bean’s Formal Wear . . . . . . . . . 123 Beauregard-Keyes House . . . . . 100

Brigtsen’s Restaurant . . . . . . . . . 56

Clean Cajun Comedy . . . . . . . . . . 64 Columns Hotel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80 Comfort Inn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82

Destination Management, Inc. . 126 Destination New Orleans . . . . . . 126 Destrehan Plantation . . . . . . . . . 100 Dickie Brennan’s Steakhouse . . . 61 Dickie Brennan’s Tableau . . . . . . 54

C. Johnson Properties, LLC . . . . 88

Comfort Inn & Suites Downtown . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72

CA1 Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 120

Comfort Suites . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82

Dillard University . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68

Cafe Adelaide & the Swizzle Stick Bar. . . . . . . . . . . . 56

Commander’s Palace Restaurant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56

Dirty Coast . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 118

Cafe Amelie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54

Computer-Aided Interpretation, LLC . . . . . . . . . 134

Dixie International Tours, Inc. . . 108

Cafe Beignet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52 Cafe Degas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57

Confederacy of Cruisers . . . . . . 106

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Deanie’s Seafood Restaurant . . . 60

Dijon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54

The District Lounge . . . . . . . . . . . 64 Dixieland Tours . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 125 Dollar Rent A Car . . . . . . . . . . . . 126

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Domenica Restaurant . . . . . . . . . 58

Ford Music Productions. . . . . . . . 66

Harrah’s New Orleans Hotel . . . . 74

Huck Finn’s Cafe. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54

Dominique’s on Magazine . . . . . . 58

Forest Sales & Distributing Company . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 120

Haunted History Tours, Inc.. . . . 114

Hyatt French Quarter New Orleans . . . . . . . . 78

DoubleTree by Hilton New Orleans . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72

Forever New Orleans . . . . . . . . . 121

Hawthorne Global Aviation Services . . . . . . . . . . . 125

The Doubletree by Hilton, New Orleans Airport . . . . . . . . . 80

The Foundry & Bella Luna Catering . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68

Haydel’s Bakery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52

Downtown Development District . . . . . . . 132

Four Points by Sheraton French Quarter . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76

Herbsaint Bar & Restaurant . . . . 58

Dr. Wagner’s Honey Island Swamp Tours. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 114

Four Points by Sheraton New Orleans Airport . . . . . . . . . 80

Drago’s Seafood Restaurant . . . . 60

Free Tours by Foot . . . . . . . . . . . 113

Drury Inn & Suites . . . . . . . . . . . . 72

Free Wheelin’ Bike Tours . . . . . 108

The Duchess BB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84

French Antique Shop . . . . . . . . . 118

Dutch Alley Artist’s Co-op . . . . . 118

French Market Corporation. . 61, 94, 120, 121, 122, 123

Dwayne Dopsie & The Zydeco Hellraisers . . . . . . 64

E Eat New Orleans . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54 Edgar Degas House Historic Home, Courtyard and Inn . . 68, 86, 98, 100, 110, 134

French Market Inn . . . . . . . . . . . . 76 French Market Restaurant . . . . . 54 French Quarter Festivals, Inc.. . . 94 French Quartour Kids. . . . . . . . . 108 Frenchmen Art Market . . . . . . . 118 Frenchy Gallery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 118

Eiffel Society . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68

Friends of the Cabildo . . . . . . . . 115

Elmwood Fitness Center . . . . . . . 96

Fritzel’s Jazz Club. . . . . . . . . . . . . 66

Embassy Suites Hotel New Orleans Convention Center . . . 74

Fulton Alley . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52, 68

Emeril’s Delmonico Restaurant & Bar . . . . . . . . . . . 56

Funky Pirate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66

Hazelnut . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 121

Hyatt Place New Orleans Convention Center . . . . . . . . . . 76 Hyatt Regency New Orleans . . . . 72

Heritage Grill . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54

Hermann-Grima/ Gallier Historic Houses . . . . . 102

Iberia Parish Convention and Visitors Bureau . . . . . . . . 131

Hertz Rent A Car . . . . . . . . . . . . . 126

The Iberville Room/Rizzuto Management Group . . . . . . . . . 69

HEX: Old World Witchery . . . . . . 123 HH Whitney House - A Bed & Breakfast on the Historic Esplanade . . . . . . . . . . 86 Hilton Garden Inn Covington . . . . 82

Ida Manheim Antiques . . . . . . . . 118 India House Backpackers . . . . . . 87 Inn the Quarter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 88 Insta-Gator Alligator Ranch & Hatchery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90

Hilton Garden Inn New Orleans Airport . . . . . . . . . 80

InterContinental New Orleans . . 72

Hilton Garden Inn New Orleans Convention Center . . . 74

International Culture Exchange Corporation . . . . . . 127

Hilton Garden Inn New Orleans French Quarter/CBD . . . . . . . . 72

International House . . . . . . . . . . . 72

Hilton New Orleans St. Charles Avenue . . . . . . . . . . 72

The Irish House . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58

Hilton New Orleans Airport . . . . . 80 Hilton New Orleans Riverside . . . 72 The Historic Carver Theater . . . . 69

Irish Cultural Museum . . . . . . . . . 98 Island of Salvation Botanica, LLC . . . . . . . . . . . . . 115

The Historic New Orleans Collection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 98

English Turn Golf & Country Club . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 94

Galatoire’s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56

Historic New Orleans Tours, Inc. . . 108, 110, 111, 114, 115, 127

Jackson Brewery Millhouse . . . 122

Entergy Imax Theatre . . . . . . . . . . 96

Gambit Communications, Inc.. . 132

Historic St. Peter African Methodist Episcopal Church . . . . . . . . . . 132

Japanese Garden Foundation of New Orleans . . . . . . . . . . . . . 94

Emeril’s Restaurant . . . . . . . . . . . 56

Enterprise Rent-A-Car. . . . . . . . 126 Ernst Cafe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52 Event Logistics Management . . 128

Galvez Restaurant . . . . . . . . . . . . 61 Generations Hall . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68 George and Leah McKenna Museum of African American Art . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 98

Holiday Inn Chateau LeMoyne French Quarter . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76

GG’s Dine-O-Rama . . . . . . . . . . . . 52

Holiday Inn Downtown Superdome . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72

Good Friends Bar . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64

Holiday Inn Express . . . . . . . . . . . 82

Event Transportation Associates . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 128

Gordon Biersch Brewery Restaurant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61

Holiday Inn Express & Suites - East . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82

Event Transportation Systems . .129

Grace’s Transportation . . . . . . . 126

Exhibit Transfer Systems, LLC. . .127

Grand Isle Restaurant . . . . . . . . . 60

Holiday Inn Metairie New Orleans Airport . . . . . . . . . 80

ExperienceNewOrleans.com. . . . 88

Grand Victorian Bed & Breakfast . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86

Event Resources New Orleans . .126 Event Specialists of New Orleans, L.L.C. . . . . . . . . 126

Express Publishing Co. Inc. . . . . 123 Extravaganzas, Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . 64

Gravity Trails, LLC . . . . . . . . . . . 111 Gray Line Tours . . 108, 111, 112, 114

Greater Mid-City Business Association. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 132

Fair Grounds Race Course and Slots, A Churchill Downs Co.. . 96

Greater St. Stephen Ministries. . .132

Fairchild House Bed and Breakfast . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86

The Grill Room . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52

The Green House Inn . . . . . . . . . . 86

Jackson Brewery Bistro Bar . . . . 52 Jacques-Imo’s Cafe . . . . . . . . . . . 56

Jazzed Up. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 127 Jean Lafitte Swamp & Airboat Tours . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 114 Jefferson Convention & Visitors Bureau, Inc. . . . . . . . . 131 Jefferson Performing Arts Society . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68 Jelly Roll Suites. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76 Jimmy Buffett’s Margaritaville . . 61

Homewood Suites by Hilton New Orleans. . . . . . . . . . 72

Jimmy J’s Cafe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52

Hosts New Orleans. . . . . . . . . . . 127

Johnny’s Po-Boys . . . . . . . . . . . . 59

Hotard Coaches . . . . . . . . . . . . . 126 Hotel Indigo New Orleans Garden District . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80 Hotel Le Marais, New Orleans Hotel Collection . . . . . 76

Joey K’s Restaurant . . . . . . . . . . . 56 Jones, Walker, Waechter, Poitevent, Carrere & Denegre . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 131 Joy Theater . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69

Hotel Maison de Ville . . . . . . . . . . 76

Joyful and the Spirit of New Orleans Gospel Choir . . . 64

Fat Tuesday New Orleans Original Daiquiris . . . . . . . . . . . 68

Gulf Coast Aviation . . . . . . . . . . . 106

Hotel Mazarin, New Orleans Hotel Collection . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76

JPMorgan Chase Bank, LA3-5269 . . . . . . . . . . . 131

Gumbo Shop . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56

The Hotel Modern . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76

JW Marriott New Orleans . . . . . . 72

The Federal Ballroom . . . . . . . . . 68

GW Fins . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60

Hotel Monteleone . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78 Hotel Provincial . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78

Hotel Royal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78

K-Paul’s Louisiana Kitchen . . . . . 54

Hampton Inn - Garden District . . 80

Hotel St. Marie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78

Kayak-iti-yat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 111

Hampton Inn & Suites Downtown/French Quarter Area . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72

Hotel St. Pierre . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78

Keil’s Antiques Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . 118

Hotel Villa Convento . . . . . . . . . . . 78

Kenneth’s Studio for Hair . . . . . 122

Hotels.com/Expedia.com. . . . . . . 88

Kim Starr Wise Floral Events . . 120

HotelTonight . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 88

King, Krebs & Jurgens PLLC . . 131

Houma Area Convention and Visitors Bureau . . . . . . . . 133

Kingfish . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55

Houmas House Plantation & Gardens . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 102

Krazy Korner . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69

Felipe’s Taqueria . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59 Fiorella’s on Decatur, Inc. . . . . . . 58 First Presbyterian Church of New Orleans . . . . . . . . . . . . 132 Fisher & Phillips LLP . . . . . . . . . 132 Fishman Haygood Phelps Walmsley Willis & Swanson, LLP . . . . . . . . . . . 131

Five Happiness Restaurant . . . . . 52

Hampton Inn & Suites New Orleans Convention Center . . . . . . . . . . 74

Fleur d’ Orleans . . . . . . . . . . . . . 122

Hampton Inn Laplace . . . . . . . . . . 82

Fleur de Light Candles. . . . . . . . 121

Hansen Music Productions, LLC . . . . . . . . . . . 64

Fleur de Lis Vacations LLC/ Special Needs Traveler . . . . . 129 Flight Academy of New Orleans . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 106 Food Art, Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68

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Happy’s Irish Pub . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64 Hard Rock Cafe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52 Harrah’s New Orleans Casino . . 64

Kingsley House . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69

House of Blues . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69

Krystal on Bourbon. . . . . . . . . . . . 57

House of Broel’s Victorian Mansion & Museums . . . . . 92, 102, 111, 134

Kushner & Associates . . . . . . . . 129

Kuoni Destination Management, Inc. . . . . . . . . . . 127

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Lucky Rooster . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52

La Belle Esplanade . . . . . . . . . . . 86

Lucy’s Retired Surfer’s Bar & Restaurant . . . . . . . . . . . 52

La Casita . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59

Luke Restaurant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58

La Maison du Lac, LLC . . . . . . . . 69

Luxe Limousine, LLC . . . . . . . . . 129

La Petite Grocery . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58 La Quinta Inn & Suites Downtown/French Quarter . . . 72 La Vie Orleans Tours . . . . . . . . . 115 LACE - The Grand Ballroom . . . 134 Lafayette Hotel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72

Mulate’s - The Original Cajun Restaurant . . . . . . . . . . . 54

New Orleans Museum of Art. . . 100

Muriel’s Jackson Square . . . . . . . 56

New Orleans Music Tours, LLC . . . . . . . . . . 115

Musee Conti Wax Museum New Orleans . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100

New Orleans Native Tours LLC . . . . . . . . . . 110

Luxury Limousines of New Orleans, LLC . . . . . . . . . . 129

My Bar @ 635 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70

New Orleans Opera Association . . . . . . . . . . . 66

M. S. Rau Antiques . . . . . . . . . . . 118

N.O. TV - New Orleans Television . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 133

MyAirportTrip.com . . . . . . . . . . . 125

New Orleans Pelicans NBA Basketball . . . . . . . . . . . . 104 New Orleans Personal Guides and Services . . . . . . . . 112

Lafitte’s Blacksmith Shop . . . . . . 69

Machu Picchu Travel Services, Inc . . . . . . . . . 129

Nancy’s Corner . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 121

New Orleans Plantation Country . . . . . . . . . 131

Lafourche Parish Government . .133

Macy’s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 120

Napoleon House Bar & Cafe . . . . 54

New Orleans Psychic LLC . . . . . 104

Lagniappe Travel Services, Inc . .129

Madewood Plantation House . . . 87

National WWII Museum . . . . . . . 100

New Orleans Saints . . . . . . . . . . 104

Lake Charles/Southwest Louisiana Convention & Visitors Bureau . . . . . . . . . . 131

Magazine Street Merchants Association . . . . . . 123

NaturaLashes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 120

The New Orleans School of Cooking . . . . 54, 92, 120

Magic Tours, LLC . . . . . . . . . . . . 115

Neal Auction Company. . . . . . . . 118

Lakeside Shopping Center . . . . 122 Lakewood Golf Club . . . . . . . . . . . 96 Lanaux Mansion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86

Magnolia Enterprises, Inc.. . . . . 121 Magnolia Mansion Hotel . . . . . . . 86 The Maison . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66

Nawlins Cab, LLC . . . . . . . . . . . . 128 Need A Ride . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 128 NetWork Voluntours . . . . . . . . . . 134

Maison Bourbon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69

New Orleans African American Museum . . . . . . . . . 100

Latrobe’s on Royal, LLC. . . . . . . . 69

Maison DuBois Bed and Breakfast . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86

New Orleans Area Habitat for Humanity . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 134

Latter & Blum ERA Powered . . 133

Maison Dupuy Hotel . . . . . . . . . . . 78

Laura: A Creole Plantation . . . . 102

Maison St. Charles Quality Inn & Suites . . . . . . . . . 80

New Orleans Artworks at the New Orleans Glassworks & Printmaking Studio . . . . . . . . . . 92

Landry’s Seafood House . . . . . . . 60 Langlois, Culinary Crossroads . . 92

Le Bayou . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54 Le Foret . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55 Le Musee de fpc . . . . . . . . . . . . . 102 Le Pavillon Hotel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72 Le Richelieu in the French Quarter . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78 Leah’s Pralines . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 120 Lewis Coaches, Inc. . . . . . . . . . . 126 Lilette Restaurant . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54 Limousine Livery. . . . . . . . . . . . . 129 Little Gem Saloon . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66 Little Toy Shop. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 120 Livery Tours . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 128 Locations Uniquely New Orleans . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 127 Loews New Orleans Hotel . . . . . . 72 Loft 523. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74

Maple Leaf Bar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66 Mardi Gras Indian Show LLC. . . . 64 The Mardi Gras Spot. . . . . . . . . . 122 Mardi Gras World, LLC . . . . . . . 112 Marigny Manor House Bed and Breakfast . . . . . . . . . . 86 Marquette House New Orleans International Hostel . . . . . . . . . 87 Marti’s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55 Martin Lawrence Galleries . . . . 118 Martin Wine Cellar . . . . . . . . . . . 122 Martinique Bistro . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58 Maximo’s Italian Grill . . . . . . . 58, 69 Maximum Entertainment. . . . . . . 64 McGlinchey Stafford Law Firm . 131 McIlhenny Company TABASCO Brand Products. . . 102

Longue Vue House and Gardens . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 102

Megabus.com . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 126

Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport . . . . . . . . 125

Melrose Mansion . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78

Melange . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56

Louisiana Children’s Museum . . 98

Mercedes-Benz Superdome . . 132

Louisiana Coaches “Trailways” . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 129

Metaphysical Resource Center, Inc.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 104

Louisiana Motor Coach, Inc. . . . 126

Meyer The Hatter . . . . . . . . . . . . 122

Louisiana Music Factory . . . . . . 122

Michalopoulos Gallery . . . . . . . . 118

Louisiana Office of Tourism Welcome Center . . . . . . . . . . . 133

Mid City Lanes Rock ‘n Bowl . . . . 70

Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68

Mignon Faget Ltd. . . . . . . . . . . . . 122

Louisiana Pizza Kitchen/ French Quarter . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58 Louisiana Seafood Exchange Inc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 122 Louisiana State Museum . . . . . . . 98 Louisiana Tax Free Shopping . . 122 Louisiana Tour Company, LLC. . .114 Louisiana Travel Services . . . . . 127 Louisiana’s Northshore St. Tammany Tourist & Convention Commission . . . . 131 LPBF New Canal Lighthouse . . . 98 Lucky Dogs, Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52

Mignon Faget. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 122 Mila . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58 Millennium Limousine Service of New Orleans . . . . . 129 Miyako Japanese Seafood & Steak House. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58

New Orleans Auction Galleries . .118 New Orleans Ballet Association . .92 New Orleans Botanical Garden . . .94 New Orleans Bus Vision . . . . . . 114 The New Orleans Center for Creative Arts Institute. . . . . . . . 90 New Orleans Church Tours. . . . 110 New Orleans City Cards . . . . . . . . 90 New Orleans City Park . . . . . . . . 100 The New Orleans Concierge . . . 133 New Orleans Convention & Visitors Bureau . . . . . . . . . . 131 New Orleans Convention Company, Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 127 New Orleans Cooking Experience . . . . . . . . . 92 New Orleans Culinary History Tours . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 110 New Orleans Downtown Marriott at the Convention Center . . . . . . . . . . 76 New Orleans Ernest N. Morial Convention Center . . . 132 New Orleans Event & Film Studio. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70

New Orleans Tours, Inc. . . . . . . 129 New Orleans Urgent Care . . . . . 132 New Orleans West KOA . . . . . . . 87 NewOrleans DiscountTours.com . . . . . . . . 104 Nicoll’s Limousine and Shuttle Service, Inc. . . . . . . . . 128 Nirvana Indian Cuisine . . . . . . . . . 58 NOLA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56 NOLA Box Supply Co, LLC . . . . . 132 NOLA Motorsports Park . . . . . . . 70 NOLA Pedicabs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 128 NOLA Private Tours . . . . . . . . . . 112 NOLA Spaces. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70 Nola Tour Guy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 115 NOLA.com | The Times-Picayune . . . . . . . . 132 Norwegian Cruise Line . . . . . . . 126 The Note. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64 Nottoway Plantation . . . . . . . . . . 102

O Oak Alley Plantation, Restaurant & Inn. . . . 88, 102, 113 Oak Harbor Golf Club . . . . . . . . . . 96 Oceana Restaurant . . . . . . . . . . . . 54 Octavia Art Gallery . . . . . . . . . . . 118 Ogden Museum of Southern Art/University of New Orleans . . . . . . . . . . . . 100 Old River Road Plantation Adventure, LLC . . . . . . . . . . . . 113 Olivier House Hotel . . . . . . . . . . . . 78

New Orleans Famous Praline Company. . . . . . . . . . . 120

Olivier’s Restaurant . . . . . . . . . . . 56

New Orleans Fish House . . . . . . 122

Omni Royal Orleans Hotel . . . . . . 78

New Orleans Golf Event Management . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 96 New Orleans Hamburger & Seafood Co. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60 New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival . . . . . . . . . . . 94

Omni Royal Crescent Hotel . . . . . 74 On the Town. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64 Orleans Grapevine Wine Bar and Bistro . . . . . . . . . 54 The Outlet Collection at Riverwalk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 123

The New Orleans Jazz Orchestra. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66

New Orleans Jazz Quarters. . . . . 86

P & J Oyster Company, Inc . . . . 122

Moss Antiques . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 118

New Orleans Jogging Tours . . . 115

Palace Cafe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56

Mother’s Restaurant/ Mother’s Next Door . . . . . . . . . . . . 56, 60, 70, 134

New Orleans Magazine . . . . . . . 132

Palette . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56

New Orleans Marriott. . . . . . . . . . 78

Palm Court Jazz Cafe Inc. . . . . . . 56

Mr. B’s Bistro . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56

New Orleans Marriott Metairie at Lakeway . . . . . . . . . 80

Parking Management Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 128

Muggivan School of Irish Dance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66

New Orleans Multicultural Tourism Network . . . . . . . . . . 133

Parkview Guesthouse. . . . . . . . . . 87

Mojitos Rum Bar & Grill. . . . . . . . 57 Morton’s The Steakhouse . . . . . . 61

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New Orleans Spring Fiesta . . . . 111

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Pascal’s Manale Restaurant . . . . 58 Pat O’Brien’s Bar, Inc. . . . . . . . . . 66 Pat O’s on the River . . . . . . . . . . . 70 Patois . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54

Renaissance New Orleans Arts. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76

Spa Atlantis, LLC . . . . . . . . . . . . 122

Tropical Isle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66

Renaissance New Orleans Pere Marquette . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74

The Spotted Cat Music Club . . . . 66

Tujague’s Restaurant . . . . . . . . . . 57

Springhill Suites by Marriott Convention Center . . . . . . . . . . 76

Tulane Medical Center . . . . . . . . 132

Republic New Orleans . . . . . . . . . 70

Tulane University Athletic Department . . . . . . . . 106

The Pelican Club . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55

Residence Inn by Marriott New Orleans - Downtown . . . . 76

St. Bernard Parish Tourist Commission & Visitor Information Center . . . . . . . . . 134

Pelican Coast Clothing Company. . . . . . . . . . 118

Restaurant August . . . . . . . . . . . . 58

St. Bernard Project . . . . . . . . . . . 134

Rex Room on Bourbon . . . . . . . . . 70

St. Charles Parish Department of Economic Development & Tourism . . . . 131

United Airlines. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 125

The Penthouse Club New Orleans . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66

Restaurant R’evolution . . . . . . . . 55

United Gift & Novelty Company, Inc. . . . . . . 123

St. James Hotel New Orleans . . . 74

uniVerse Language Solutions . . 134

St. Joseph Plantation . . . . . 102, 113

Upperline Restaurant. . . . . . . . . . 57

St. Philip French Quarter Apts . . 88

US Coachways Transportation Solutions . . . . 129

Peche Seafood Grill . . . . . . . . . . . 60

Pere Antoine Restaurant . . . . . . . 56 Perlis, Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 118 Phil’s Grill . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52 Pier 424 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60 Pierre Maspero’s . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55

Rey Royal Excursions . . . . . . . . . 127 RHINO Contemporary Crafts Co. Gallery . . . . . . . . . . 118 Rick’s Cabaret International . . . . 66 Rita’s Tequila House. . . . . . . . . . . 59 The Ritz-Carlton, New Orleans . . 78

Staybridge Suites French Quarter Downtown . . . . . . . . . . 74

Riverview Room . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70

Steamboat Natchez . . . . . . . . 56, 66, 104, 134

Rock-n-Sake of New Orleans . . . 59

Stella! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55

The Plant Gallery . . . . . . . . . . . . 120

Roland Through New Orleans, LLC . . . . . . . . . . 127

Stephen Ambrose Historical Tours . . . . . . . . . . . . 128

Plaquemines Parish Office of Economic Development & Tourism . . . . 131

The Roosevelt Hotel New Orleans, A Waldorf Astoria Hotel . . . . . . 74

Stewart Transportation Solutions, Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 129

Van Benthuysen Elms Mansion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70

Pontchartrain Center . . . . . . . . . 132

Root . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52

Stonebridge Golf Club of New Orleans . . . . . . . . . . . . . 96

The Vega Group, LLC . . . . . . . . . 127

The Pontchartrain Hotel . . . . . . . 80

Rosy’s Jazz Hall, LLC . . . . . . . . . . 70

Sucre . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57

Pontchartrain Landing . . . . . . . . . 88

Rotolo’s Pizza . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58

The Sugar Mill . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70

Vieux Carre Pizza . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59

The Praline Connection . . . . . . . . 60

Roux Royale . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 122

Sully Mansion Bed & Breakfast. . .87

Premium Parking Service, LLC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 128

Royal Antiques Ltd.. . . . . . . . . . . 118

Sun Ray Grill . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70

Royal Caribbean International . . .126

Sunshine USA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 122

Royal Carriages, Inc. . . . . . . . . . 108

Superior Bar & Grill . . . . . . . . . . . 60

Royal House. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60

Superior Seafood & Oyster Bar . . .60

Royal Sonesta Hotel New Orleans . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78

The Swamp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64

Pinkberry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57 Pinnacle Events. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 127 Place d’Armes Hotel . . . . . . . . . . 78

Preservation Hall . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66 Preservation Resource Center . .134 Prince Conti Hotel. . . . . . . . . . . . . 78 Production Transport, Inc. - Headquarters . . . . . . . . . . . . 129 Professional Innkeepers Assn of New Orleans (PIANO) . . . . . . 84 Projects with Purpose . . . . . . . . 134 Pronto, LLC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 132

Royal St. Charles Hotel . . . . . . . . 74 Royal Street Guild . . . . . . . . . . . . 123 RPM FroYo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58 Rubensteins. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 118

Sweet Magnolia Tours . . . . . . . . 128 Swingaroux . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66 Symmetry Jewelers & Designers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 122

Vacherie Restaurant. . . . . . . . . . . 54 Valerie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66 Valobra Jewelry & Antiques . . . 118

Victory New Orleans . . . . . . . . . . . 64 Violet’s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 118 Visit Baton Rouge . . . . . . . . . . . . 132 Visit New Orleans . . . . . . . . . . . . 127 Voodoo BBQ & Grill . . . . . . . . . . . 52 VooDoo Spiritual Temple . . . . . . 100

W W New Orleans . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74 W New Orleans French Quarter . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78 Wal-Mart #5022 . . . . . . . . . . . . . 120

The Ruby Slipper Cafe . . . . . . . . . 55

Walk-On’s Bistreaux & Bar . . . . . 68

Pullman Sleeping Car Company, LLC . . . . . . . . . 128

The Rusty Nail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64

Tailored Tours New Orleans . . . 112

Ruth’s Chris Steak House . . . . . . 61

Tao Spa. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 122

The Westin New Orleans Canal Place . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78

TasteBud Culinary/ Food and History Tours . . . . . 110

Quality Inn & Suites Downtown. . 74

Saenger Theatre . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68

Quality Inn and Suites Westbank . . . . . . . . . . . . 84

The Saint . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78

Three Muses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58

Saint James Parish Welcome Center . . . . . . . . . . . 134

Tipitina’s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70

Quarter House Resort . . . . . . . . . 87

Tomas Bistro . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56

Queen & Crescent Hotel . . . . . . . 74

Saints and Sinners . . . . . . . . . . . . 56

Tommy’s Cuisine . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58

Saks Fifth Avenue . . . . . . . . . . . . 120

Tony Moran’s Italian Restaurant . . . . . . . . . . . 70

The Prytania Park Hotel. . . . . . . . 80

San Francisco Plantation. . . . . . 102

Terrell House . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87

Total Access Mobility Services . 129

Raising Cane’s Chicken Fingers . . . . . . . . . . . . 57

Scootaround Wheelchair and Scooter Rentals . . . . . . . . 129

Toulouse Royale Gifts. . . . . . . . . 122

SEAT Planners Incorporated. . . 129

Toups’ Meatery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54

Ralph & Kacoo’s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60

Sheraton Metairie New Orleans . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80

Tour Guide Association of Greater New Orleans, Inc. . . . 114

Sheraton New Orleans Hotel . . . 74

Tours By Isabelle InterTour Louisiane, Inc. . . . . . . . . 114

Race & Religious, LLC . . . . . . . . . 70

Ralph’s On the Park . . . . . . . . . . . 56 Ramada Metairie New Orleans . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80

The Shops at Canal Place . . . . . 123

TownePlace Suites by Marriott New Orleans Metairie . . . . . . . 82

Rawhide 2010 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64

Signature Events, LLC . . . . . . . . 127

Razzle Dazzle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 121

Sleep Inn New Orleans Airport . . 80

Razzoo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66

Slice Pizzeria . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59

RDS Productions. . . . . . . . . . . . . 127

Smoothie King Center . . . . . . . . 132

The Real New Orleans, LLC . . . 128

Snug Harbor Jazz Bistro . . . . . . . 66

Real-Time Captioning and Interpreting Services, LLC . . . 134

Soniat House Hotel . . . . . . . . . . . . 78

Red Fish Grill. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60

Southern Food & Beverage Museum . . . . . . . . . 100

Travel Concepts LTD . . . . . . . . . 127

Southern Seaplane/ Air Tours on the Bayou . . . . . . 106

Treasure Travel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 129

Redemption Restaurant. . . . . . . . 55 Reily Foods Company . . . . . . . . . 120 The Remedy Room . . . . . . . . . . . 132 Remoulade . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52

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Southern Candymakers . . . . . . . 120

Spa 2 Geaux . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 122

TPC of Louisiana . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 96 Transit Hub, LLC . . . . . . . . . . . . . 129 Transoceanic Trading and Development Company . . . . . 127 Transportation Management Services . . . . . . 129

Warehouse Grille . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52

WHERE Magazine/WHERE Guest Informant - Morris Visitor Publications . . . . . . . . . 132 Whitney Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 131 The Whitney Hotel, New Orleans Hotel Collection . . . . . 74 Windsor Court Hotel . . . . . . . . . . . 74 Wine Institute New Orleans. . . . . 70 World Famous N’awlins Cafe & Spice Emporium. . . . . . 57 WWL-TV, Channel 4 . . . . . . . . . . 133 WWOZ 90.7 FM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 133 Wyndham Garden Hotel Baronne Plaza . . . . . . . . 74 Wyndham New Orleans French Quarter . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78 Wyndham Riverfront New Orleans . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76 Wyndham Vacation Resorts . . . . 87

Z Zea Rotisserie & Grill . . . . . . . . . . 52 Zurich Classic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 96

TRAVELHOST of New Orleans . . .132 Treme and Mardi Gras Indian Cultural Tours . . . . . . . 111

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