The 7 Best Places for Refreshing Drinks in New Orleans

Crystal S: Unbelievably delicious! The fact that it's organic is a plus for me. Try the coconut pineapple smoothie, by far the most refreshing drink I've had.

Frank Lizzadro: Pina colada and don't forget to tip.

Micah Mitchell: Get the piña colada!

Kimberly Williams: The Moscow Mule is a for refreshing drink after walking the quarter all day.

Jules Bacon: Fabulous cocktail menu. Small plates menu is pricey, but also, very good. Luxurious and relaxed atmosphere.

Katie Pitre: No TVs! It is absolutely refreshing!

Tatia J: You have GOT to get a cold, refreshing drink from the Organic Banana--- non-alcoholic and alcoholic drinks made fresh...the Piña Colada was awesome, as was the Mango Rum Punch!

Michelin Travel & Lifestyle: The French Market was originally a Choctaw trading post. Dating back to 1791, it is the oldest documented farmers’ market in America. -Travel Editor

Michelle: Take a stroll

Ginger Porterfield Huffman: For Lunch the Crab Quiche' was excellent. Rory at the bar was great to help get our to go order ready. The Palace Punch nice is a refreshing drink. Enjoyed it.

Kristen Bellatti: The yogurt parfait and eggs Benedict are superb! Also try the strawberry shortcake for dessert.

joshua lumsden: Bananas foster is a must.

Catherine Heindel: Triple chocolate meltdown and mudslides. Delish.

Herman S Freeman: It's a great Family Restaurant and the correct address is 4005 General Degualle Drive

Herman S Freeman: The is extremely great family restaurant *****

Shawn Anderson: Spicy chicken is good!!

Charis S.: That big chicken sandwich & 2 for $1 apple pies...GREATNESS!

Shelley MacGregor: Hurricane to go on a warm day. Refreshing drink in a party atmosphere! It was St. Patrick's Day!

Robert Cottrell: Great atmosphere and drinks. Food was great, blackened drum(fish), red beans and rice. Would recommend to everyone to give it a try.

MTV: Must get a hurricane! - Preston, Real World: New Orleans