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tags / French Quarter
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joshiro says:
Emeril’s New Orleans is conveniently located in the Warehouse District just minutes from the French Quarter and most downtown hotels. They offer complimentary valet parking in a secure lot located right across the street! I was loving the valet parking because if you’ve ever been to the Warehous…
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ishi says:
Located just off the Riverwalk in the French Quarter of New Orleans, Cafe du Monde is known around the country for its famous beignets. These are square shaped, deep fried donut type desserts sprinkled with confecioner's sugar (Personally, I like mine covered in confectioner's sugar, not just sprink…
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o_dog says:
I heard so many comments about visitors' need to be careful with their safety in New Orleans. In fact, some of my friends had warned me the same thing. The recent crime report about New Orleans did not help, either. However, when I was visiting the city just after the New Year, I was glad that the…
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missandrea81 says:
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 little surprised as we were politely told at check in that there was a mandatory fee of $6.95 per night for WiFi and unlimited local calls. We said we …
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missandrea81 says:
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 the menu. There is something for everyone. I was still on the hunt for a good Po-Boy sandwich, since I knew my best friend wouldn't lie to me and say th…
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AtlantaScottyV says:
This small, quaint restaurant just off Bourbon Street on Saint Louis in The French Quarter of New Orleans offers some of the best dinner and dessert crepes you could possibly imagine.
Housed in a 3 story Creole Townhouse built in the 1830's, this restaurant became a favorite of mine during a visi…
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X_Drive says:
The original Café du Monde coffee stand was established in 1862 in the French Market of New Orleans. And according to its website is open 24/7 everyday except Christmas and “unless a hurricane gets a little to close”.
Considered a traditional coffee shop their menu is short and sweet. Coffee…
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jennjeff1 says:
After staying in an expensive hotel on Cannal Street in the heart of the French Quarter on business, we decided to pay for our own cheap bed & breakfast for a week in the New Orleans south Garden District near the French Quarter at St. Vincent's Guest House.
From their own website:
"We don’t…
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o_dog says:
Located in the super famous French Quarter, LaMothe House is a great place to stay for budget traveler. For only $49+ (at the time, off season) you can get a great restful night in a French style room. They offer free sherry in the afternoon for guests and breakfast in the morning.
Within minutes…
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kirick says:
I've stayed at a few places in the French Quarter and I consider this a pretty typical place. I give the hotel a 'good' rating due primarily to the location. The hotel was 2 blocks from all of the Southern Decadence festivities which is why we were there. I do think it's a little o…
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DolphinTrainer2 says:
This is definitely the worst hotel experience I've ever had. The reason I picked it was because they had a very misleading ad in the airport and it was cheap with a location close to the French Quarter. Sadly, I forgot the fact that you get what you pay for!
Upon arrival, this was one of the mo…
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