Come here for their po’ boys, particularly the Famous Ferdi Special which has ham, roast beef and the original debris with au jus. Don’t forget to order their potato salad and jambalaya!
Congo Square was a historic meeting place for slaves and is famous for its influence on the history of African American music, especially jazz.
Great neighborhood in New Orleans that is full of culture & history. There are also so many great places for food & drinks!
Lovely park with scenic views. Great place for people watching. You’ll find plenty of artists and painters around here.
Get a cup of gumbo and split the Creole Combination Platter (shrimp creole, jambalaya and red beans & rice). You could substitute the red beans & rice with Crawfish Etouffee for an additional $2.
Lovely scenic views/ water views of the Mississippi River. This is a nice place for people watching. Enjoy the steamboats!
Nice quiet place to take in the views of the Mississippi River waterfront and on one side and St. Louis Cathedral on the other.
The statue of Joan of Arc is so majestic, especially when the sun catches her in all of her golden glory!
Great tour with Captain Bishop and driver Big Monty! Got to see plenty of alligators and other wildlife up close. We even got to hold a baby gator!
Such a wide variety of fresh ingredients here. So many veggie & noodle options. Pro tip: use the rice bowls for your sauces!
El Mercado is the main eatery at the resort. The breakfast buffet is from 7AM-11AM. Lunch buffet is from 1PM-3PM. Dinner buffet is from 6PM-10PM.
