Kathy's New Orleans
Chez Clay
This is a laid back "paint your own pottery" studio. You can bring your own food/drink and CD's and have a fun time creating your own art. No talent needed.
Cafe Atchafalaya
A little off the beaten path, but the food can't be beat. Old fashioned Cajun food and some new twists with basic ingredients, e.g, crawfish. And good prices.
McGuire's of New Orleans
Great food in the Warehouse District - a kind of Cajun/American/Tex-Mex menu. Music on Friday nights. Try their Lucky Leprechaun. Eat in or on patio.
New Orleans Glassworks
I can't get enough of watching their artisans work with the glass on Saturday mornings before or after I go to the Farmer's Market. Classes available.
Garden District Needlework Shop
They advertise as having the largest inventory of yarn in the SE and its true! Sock yarn, cat stitchery, classes (free and paid), friends, books, sales! Go!
Ugly Dog Saloon & Bar-B-Que
Best hamburger in NOLA. Fun "dog" art, cajun wall mural, "beaded" piano. Family friendly. And of course, dog friendly. Close to WWII Museum. Free parking.
New Orleans Streetcar
Cheap transportation and fun. Goes (almost) everywhere you want to go. One, Three and Monthly passes available at corner store at St. Charles and St. Joseph.
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aegage said 8 months ago:
Great guide, thanks for the of the beaten path recommendations they are always the best
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Forrest said 10 months, 1 week ago:
How odd is it that I've never been to any of these places?