Enjoy a nice cocktail on one of the comfy couches and just chill... in your seersuckers
Fabulous cocktail menu. Small plates menu is pricey, but also, very good. Luxurious and relaxed atmosphere.
No TVs! It is absolutely refreshing!
Great place to stop in and grab some espresso on the way to the museum. Fresh juice and comfortable seats to hang out in if you need to get some work done.
The honey latte is AWESOME! So many places I’ve gone to and they point me to the sugar bar telling me the honey is on the table. Not the same as when they pour it over. So good and friendly staff.
Ask for handmade coffee
Tiny BYOB theater with huge comfy chairs and a nice screen. Super fun.
Great new spot to watch local films! Run by an awesome brother and sister team. BYOB.
The nacho chips were stale but the cheese was good. Great sound in the theatre.
Only place worth seeing Iron Man 2 at! Plus 2001, Shaun of the Dead, Rocky Horror Picture Show at midnight!
Sit in the VIP balcony seats and watch the movie Statler and Waldorf style. Read more.
Nice atmosphere, comfortable seating and great live jazz by Jeremy Davenport.
The best kept secret in New Orleans. Live jazz Thursday — Saturday nights, and it's the best in town!
great place for cocktails
Slump down in one of their comfy chairs and relax for a minute :)
The wrap with spinach and egg whites is yummy!
They refuse to accept hundred dollar bills so if you are a true playa you gotta go somewhere else.
Nice coffee, extensive espresso drinks menu, funky modern cool decor, comfy chairs, free wifi, great cafe to check out when you're in the lower garden district!
Best coffee in town. Not to mention the delicious fresh squeezed juices and fresh pastry items! :)
Grilled cheese.....a must do!!
They sell beer, wine and nonalcoholic beverages for donations. The seating is couches, reclining chairs, and standard classroom-ish chairs. so get there early to claim a comfy chair up front!
Zeitgeist Multi-Disciplinary Arts Center is an ecclectic place to see independent, art films and innovative hear bands. They host Pecha Kucha Nights ( http://www.pecha-kucha.org/night/new-orleans/ )as Read more.
Lost my cell phone here in '07 and I haven't used a phone since.
Amazing collection and powerful film. Easily spend a day here seeing some pretty amazing stuff. Expect to read.
The museum opened its doors on June 6 2000, the 56th anniversary of D-Day. The museum is located here because this is where the "Higgins Boats", vital to D-Day operations were designed, built & tested
make sure to watch the movie, you won't be disappointed!
The French Quarter’s best horse-head hitching posts and fish-mouthed downspouts.
Splurge for a bi-level suite with a balcony!
Many different ghosts haunt this hotel, including a nun, a man that kisses sleeping women, and a confederate soldier.
Order a glass of the Rose and dates stuffed with goat cheese wrapped with bacon! One of New Orleans finest.
Congratulations, Cure, for making Esquire's 2011 list of Best Bars in America! Read more.
Try the Ramos Gin Fizz
The first room you will enter is the introduction/preshow room. There is limited bench seating. If you can't stand for more than 15 minutes or so, get there early so you can sit.
Contrary to the massive Solomon Victory Theatre sign at the corner of Andrew Higgins and Magazine streets, the entrance isn't there. That's one of the 3 gift shops. The entrance is on the other side.
Great vegan pastries! The vegan chocolate chip banana bread is phenomenal
Terrific little neighborhood coffee shop. Patio space and upstairs porch.
Friendly intellectual crowd.
A small bookstore full of real gems. The owner is wonderful -- knowledgeable, kind, and very helpful. I can't praise this place enough.
This is an awesome little bookstack bookstore and the guy who runs is very nice and helpful. If you like books, check this place out.
Steve is so kind and knowledgeable. This is a book lovers paradise. Bury me here in a mountain of books...
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