Most everyone knows about the amazing food that can be had here in New Orleans. From Creole favorites to French classics, and the dishes that meld the two, the tastes of NOLA are a true cultural experience. And once visitors try the food, they realize that the flavors are very difficult to reproduce in other [...]
May 31, 2013
May 21, 2013
Save the Date: New Orleans Summer Events 2013
Here in NOLA, you’re bound to find an event or festival going on, no matter which weekend you visit! While we’ve talked about many of these events in the past, you may be interested in updated dates and features for this summer’s big events. Avenue Inn invites you to be our guest during any and [...]
April 11, 2013
Savor Traditional Creole Favorites at the Gumbo Shop
Without a doubt, many people come to New Orleans for the iconic Creole and Cajun fare that we’re known for. So many places feature their own versions of these dishes that you can’t throw a stone without it landing in a bowl of gumbo! But if you’re looking for our humble opinion of one of [...]
February 7, 2013
Foodfest: Regional Food Highlights From NOLA and Around the Country
If you have ever been to New Orleans, you know that you certainly won’t go hungry here in the Crescent City. If you haven’t ventured this way, know that you are in for a gastronomical treat when you visit! And the very best way to experience all the food offerings in this great city? Come on [...]
October 17, 2012
Restaurant August: A European-Inpired Eatery From Chef John Besh
Want to celebrate a special occasion or just treat yourself during your New Orleans getaway at our bed and breakfast inn? We recommend a lunch or dinner reservation to Restaurant August. Featuring a contemporary French menu using local ingredients, Chef John Besh has shown everyone that bringing a European influence to dishes inspired by his [...]
September 26, 2012
Cafe Du Monde: Offering Traditional NOLA Coffee and Beignets Breakfast
Earlier this year, we told you about the New Orleans French Market on Decatur Street. Once a Native American Trading Post became an actual market area in about 1779. In the early 1800′s, the French Market was finally changing from tent-structures and roaming sales to more permanent buildings, and as much business came from the [...]
July 28, 2012
Catch Some New Orleans Soul at the Blues and BBQ Festival
The south is truly known for its soul. Memphis is commonly referred to as the birthplace of soul, but thanks to legendary R&B artist Allen Toussaint, we like to think that New Orleans is certainly a sister-city! What began in 2006 as an offshoot the NOLA Jazz Festival with more performers than attendees, the Blues [...]
July 19, 2012
Enjoy a Delicious New Olreans Po’boy at Domilise
If you know anything about New Orleans food, then you know the history of the iconic Po-boy sandwich, invented right here in the Big Easy. They’re literally everywhere around the city, whether you’re in a small place, or a fine restaurant. As your ever-attentive hosts during your getaway in New Orleans, we’d like to let [...]
June 25, 2012
An Unforgettable River Activity: Cruise on the Steamboat Natchez
Steamboat Natchez is NOLA’s only working steamboat offering two-hour riverboat cruises up and down the Mississippi River. This one-of-a-kind attraction is a great option for a daytime activity on the river, and is a popular destination for both visitors and residents alike. The beautiful steamboat you see today is the last (so far) of a [...]
June 1, 2012
Classic American Food in NOLA? Get it at Camellia Grill!
Less than three miles from our New Orleans bed and breakfast is the Camellia Grill: a diner staple in New Orleans, and a favorite of locals, students, and visitors alike, offering American food at great prices. While the Visitor’s Bureau does not include this on the list of must-do NOLA activities, we certainly recommend it! [...]
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