Pêche Seafood Grill

Carry 3 guns.

This and ww2 museum is good. Otherwise, the bottom half of Louisiana is a [censored] hole

Don’t mind the smell of piss

My wife and I enjoyed the old mint.

Every time I go to New Orleans I just get the feeling that someone it’s always watching you to figure out how easiest to get money from you. It’s not a comfortable feeling but the food is amazing and that is what brings me back. Also, in general….it’s a [censored] hole.

New Orleans is a dump.

There, I said it.

Alot of hate for the place.








It's well deserved IMO unless you like being drunk, being solicited by homeless people and people at every bar. I go every other year for a conference and if not for that I'd never step foot in the city again.

I don’t know why people go to New Orleans when Las Vegas exists ?

I don't know why people go to Nawlins period.

All the above are excellent choices for sure!

Just did a three day weekend there with my daughter after her graduation from Tarleton. Went for the food and the WW2 museum. The museum was unbelievable, make sure to catch the 4D movie in the theatre.

GW Finn has a great dinner menu, don”t think you’ll be disappointed in any selection.

Luke restaurant is outstanding. Do Not go there first, they set the bar too high for anything you eat anywhere else. The Peruvian scallops are a must, as are the crispy Brussel sprouts. I hate brussel sprouts, but these are astounding. We stayed away from Bourbon Street, and tried 10 different restaurants, and these were the 2 standouts.

Cafe du Monde was cool, they have three locations, stay away from the one in the outlet mall on the riverfront. It’s a little dicey. All three only take cash.

I completely agree with this if you love oysters for sure.
My favorite place there though has to be Deanies.seafood....the one in Metairie by the lake. Probably top 3 of my all time seafood places without a doubt.

WWII museum is amazing

I also love Harrahs Casino but like to gamble.

Paddle boat tour up the river to the old battlegrounds is very cool as well.

I liked Felix's Oyster Bar over Acme, they are across the street from each other so it will be easy to try both!

There is so much good food there it really is hard to mess that part up.

I woulda said this. Summertime in the french quarter smells like a latrine.

Somes say nawlins ain't what it used to be. I say them that say it aren't what they used to be. Going to nawlins retired and with a half crazy Asian GF, Nate wil do fine.

Cochons, the bakery that serves the roast beef and shrimp po boy, Luke's, emerils, Sunday brunch at Commodore Palace, strolling Jackson square, carriage rides, street performers, little places that catch you by surprise and more. Enjoy it. A great setting for a proposal.

^^^ This ^^^ I don’t remember who said it but “New Orleans is a French word for where the sewer meets the sea”

Here you go:

Things to do in New Orleans:

Restaurants:

1. Brennan's
2. Cafe Maspero
3. Commander's Palace Restaurant
4. Cafe du Monde
5. Central grocery
6. Ralph & Kacoo's
7. Deanie's Seafood Restaurant
8. Court of Two Sisters Restaurant
9. Mike's on the Avenue
10. K-Paul's Louisiana Kitchen
11. Galatoire's
12. Crescent City Brewhouse
13. Acme Oyster House
14. Copeland's Cheesecake Bistro

Things to See At Night:

1. Pat O'Brien's
2. Cat's Meow
3. Jimmy Buffett's Margaritaville
4. Tipitina's
5. House of Blues
6. Funky Pirate
7. Bourbon Street!
8. Harrah’s Casino

Things to See Day:

1. River Walk (closes at 6pm; leave area)
2. Audubon Aquarium of the Americas
3. Cajun Critters Swamp Tours
4. Creole Queen
5. National World War II Museum
6. French Market
7. Royal Carriages, Inc.
8. Street Car Ride
9. Audubon Zoo
10. Oak Alley Plantation
11. Haunted History Tours, Inc.
12. Gallery Bienvenu

Tip:

If asked to take a bet on someone telling you where you got your shoes at even though they weren’t there when you got’em, just say, “there on my feet!” And move on. It is a street hustle.


Here is where you can find out info on everything listed. http://www.neworleanscvb.com/
Here is what is called lagniappe:

Recommended Fishing Guides:

1. Bayou Charters ( he guides out of Hopedale LA) http://www.captaincharlie.com/
2. Bourgeois Fishing Charters (guides out of Lafitte, LA) http://neworleansfishing.com/index.html
3. Captain Phil Robichaux’s Saltwater Guide Service (also guides out of Lafitte, LA) http://www.rodnreel.com/captphil/index.asp
4. Mike Fernette (for Venice, LA) http://www.venicefishing.net/

Went 20 years ago or so for a wedding. Whole town smells like pee. Place is a dump I’d like to go to Venice to fish and would stop and eat in NO. Bout it

and vomit.

If you haven't been in 20 years do you think it may be maybe a little different today?

I've been several times in the last 10 years and enjoyed it each and every time.

It's all about having fun and the fine folks there know how to have it.

fresh oysters may be out of season, so ask if they are fresh , frozen or pasteurized.

A swamp or airboat tour, feed the gators marshmallows'.

Report back on your trip. Haven't been in about 30 years.

From what I see on the TV show "Night Watch" I wont go back.

Have fun

The police chief has declared that he won't arrest people for minor crimes -------- hence in Lakeaire -- a subdivision bordering Lake Pontchartrain --- the people leave their cars with windows down and unlocked so the vandals won't break their windows to get into their cars.

Wish I was going, love the food

Never been and not too crazy about going. If I did, I would stay like 2 nights, and go for the food.

The best time to roll through Bourbon St if you want to avoid the real crowds is in the morning right after they get done soaping it down.