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re: New Orleans trip - help please
Posted on 7/19/16 at 11:03 am to Grandioso
Posted on 7/19/16 at 11:03 am to Grandioso
1) I second the poster who suggested Toast. Coquette is great as well.
3) Cure, Delachaise, Oak for wine/cocktails. Ale, right next door to Oak, is nice as well and has a solid beer selection. There is a nice courtyard space in between the two. Avenue Pub has a good beer and whiskey selection.
4) MS Rau on Royal is always a great place to spend some time browsing.
5) Ace Hotel is cool. Pontchartrain Hotel is better as it is situated away from the CBD, so you get a great view of the skyline.
6) I like the muffuletta at Cochon Butcher better than the one at Central Grocery. Butcher is always worth a trip in my opinion.
7) Cherry Espresso on Laurel Street has great coffee.
8) These restaurants are totally different. Herbsaint is "nicer". But the cuisines aren't similar. Cochon is delicious, but I'd go with Herbsaint.
3) Cure, Delachaise, Oak for wine/cocktails. Ale, right next door to Oak, is nice as well and has a solid beer selection. There is a nice courtyard space in between the two. Avenue Pub has a good beer and whiskey selection.
4) MS Rau on Royal is always a great place to spend some time browsing.
5) Ace Hotel is cool. Pontchartrain Hotel is better as it is situated away from the CBD, so you get a great view of the skyline.
6) I like the muffuletta at Cochon Butcher better than the one at Central Grocery. Butcher is always worth a trip in my opinion.
7) Cherry Espresso on Laurel Street has great coffee.
8) These restaurants are totally different. Herbsaint is "nicer". But the cuisines aren't similar. Cochon is delicious, but I'd go with Herbsaint.
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Posted on 7/19/16 at 2:17 pm to tigercross
Herbsaint or Cochon? Like them both but I'll take Herbsaint. Never had a CG muff? Try one. Rooftop bar - Hot Tin Roof Bar at the newly renovated Pontchartrain Hotel on St. Charles. I walked around there in the daytime when it was closed. Very nice. Can't wait to go back for drinks.
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