This is a great place to take your dog or go for a jog - City Park is a sprawling green space, with areas and amenities to suit every taste. Every trip to the the vast City Park shows you a new sid... lees meer

Got a big group and nobody can decide what they want? Try the St. Roch Market - it's an indoor market with multiple pop-ups and vendors. Great quality food for when folks are feeling indecisive!

Amazing patio space that is great both rain or shine - it's also dog-friendly, so your furry friends can come along. If beer isn't your style, check out Bayou Wine Garden - they share the same addr... lees meer

A famous karaoke bar on St. Claude - a great jumping off point to explore this stretch of New Orleans.

A tiny gem with a lovely small menu including vegetarian options.

This is the quintessential beer bar in New Orleans. The Avenue is an institution - open 24 hours per day, 7 days per week. The bar staff is knowledgeable about their vast selection of foreign and l... lees meer

Classic New Orleans-style po'boys and fried chicken - plus daiquiris! Melba's moves fast and is easy on your wallet - a great place to grab something quick and cheap before wandering around on St. ... lees meer

Great breakfast and brunch spot, within walking distance. It can get a bit crowded on the weekends, but just pop into the Jockey next door to get a mimosa while you wait!

Smaller Whole Foods on a main artery - super easy to access from my address.

Nearby grocery store with a great beer and booze selection. They also have hot food if you want something quick, tasty, and cheap.

A great new neighborhood theater that shows blockbusters and limited release arthouse flicks in a converted space. It also serves wine, beer, cocktails, and hosts pop-ups.

If bikes are your game, try out the Lafitte Greenway - a belt of bike trails that go through the heart of the city, past neighborhoods and businesses blooming thanks to this new artery.

The Jockey is the perfect neighborhood bar - always welcoming, never packed, with a great selection of local beers.

You know you need a quirky, locally-produced New Orleans t-shirt. Don't waste your time with the basic French Quarter t-shirt shops - try Fleurty Girl (with multiple locations).

If you have access to a car and can only see one plantation home during your stay here, Oak Alley is the one. The view of the alley of centuries-old live oaks is iconic and has been featured in mul... lees meer