Sushi lovers will love this attractive, mini restaurant not far from Landmark Mall. We live close by and stop by Akasaka at least once a month. They h... (read more about Akasaka Japanese Restaurant)

We had dinner here one night. The place was packed. We were promptly seated anyways. Our waitress was very friendly even though she must have had one ... (read more about Landry's Seafood House)

On a hot/humid day in New Orleans I recommend going to the Aquarium of the Americas. It's located at the Mississippi Waterfront, right where the ferry... (read more about Aquarium of the Americas)

Seafood lovers will go crazy in this place. My hubby loved it. He ordered the steamed seafood bucket for one person, wore a bib and enjoyed the meal a... (read more about The Crazy Lobster)

To not be misleading, the Cajun Pride Swamp Tour is actually based out of Laplace, LA, about 20 minutes west of New Orleans, but since most of you wil... (read more about Cajun Pride Swamp Tour)

Cross posted from New Orleans "Things to do": (Same thing though) We had booked the tour with transportation from our hotel in New Orleans. The tou... (read more about Cajun Pride Swamp Tours)

We ate here twice on our four day trip to New Orleans. The restaurant itself is not "classy" but you won't regret sitting down and having a look at th... (read more about Gulf, Louisiana Seafood Restaurant)

We stayed at the Queen & Crescent Hotel for four nights during our stay in New Orleans. We had booked the room on the Internet. That's why we were a l... (read more about Queen And Crescent Hotel New Orleans)

This was our first place to eat while in New Orleans. Our waiter was friendly and seated us at one of the little tables outside like we requested. He ... (read more about Dickie Brennan's Palace Café)

Oh my god what a great experience!! If I could I would go back right now and do it again! Absolutely amazing. We went to Fajardo beach because we had ... (read more about Glass Bottom Bio Bay Tours)