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re: Going to New Orleans this summer (Please Advise)

Posted on 4/20/23 at 6:23 pm to
Posted by notiger1997
Metairie
Member since May 2009
59318 posts
Posted on 4/20/23 at 6:23 pm to
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Get a hotel in the French Quarter.


Already bad advice. LOL

And OP, August is probably the worst time to visit Nola. I would consider another month if at all possible when it’s a little cooler and more outdoor stuff is happening
Posted by lsufaninca
bay area CA
Member since Feb 2013
34 posts
Posted on 4/20/23 at 6:26 pm to
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Already bad advice. LOL

And OP, August is probably the worst time to visit Nola. I would consider another month if at all possible when it’s a little cooler and more outdoor stuff is happening


I know it will be hot as F..K but we are doing a cross country drive and need to be in Florida around the 16th. I am now thinking a hotel with a nice pool.
Posted by CBDTiger
NOLA
Member since Mar 2004
1307 posts
Posted on 4/20/23 at 6:52 pm to
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August is probably the worst time to visit Nola

Yeah, the weather sucks especially if you're coming from the Bay area. By August we're used to the oppressive heat and actually enjoy more stuff around town than we do in July.

There are some advantages - Our anniversary is in August and there are always dining specials to be had during Coolinary month. Antoine's usually does a lunch special with price tied to the year (2 or 3 courses for $23 for example). Restaurants make their money during convention season, which ain't summer, when they just try to cover most of their costs and survive till fall. Our favorites include GW Fins, Peche and Gianna.

Summer also brings hotel specials. Though we live here, a couple times we've done a long weekend in the quarter and got fat, dumb and happy for a few days, taking in great food and music, and taking the streetcar uptown once we've had our fill of the Quarter, Frenchmen St. and Warehouse District. There used to be a few places with 25 cent martinis at lunch in the summer.

White Linen Night and Dirty Linen Night (weekend after) can be fun.

Satchmo Summer Fest has food and music. Red Dress Run is more of a French Quarter pub crawl that blends into dirty linen night later that night, for those able to last that long.

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