Often mysterious, endlessly intriguing, voodoo is an important side of the Crescent City’s history. Thanks to the infamous practitioner Marie Laveau—the Queen of Voodoo—the mystical religion came out of the dark and into the culture of New Orleans. If you’ve … Continue reading
Defining the best is always a tricky thing, so let me start by saying this: New Orleans is a gold mine when it comes to great po-boy sandwiches. You’ll find delicious po-boys in every neighborhood—and a host of different ways … Continue reading
Cool tunes and smokin’ hot dishes are on the schedule for the annual Crescent City Blues & BBQ Fest, October 13-15, 2017, a top draw for fans and musical talent alike. A bonus: the event is free. Head down to … Continue reading
The accolades just keep coming for the Crescent City’s dining scene. This spring the city’s chefs and restaurants took home a bevy of James Beard Foundation awards, including Best Rising Star (Zachary Engel of Shaya), Outstanding Bar Program (Arnaud’s French … Continue reading
The best of the Big Apple heads to town this fall with music, drama, love, and a whole lot of entertainment in the General Hospital Broadway Series New Orleans 2017-18. Performances will be at the Saenger Theater, our beautifully restored 1920’s … Continue reading
Here’s your chance to taste top pours from around the country all in one great place. The 8th Annual NOLA on Tap Beer Fest comes to town Saturday, September 23, 2017, setting the stage for Oktoberfest season in New Orleans. … Continue reading
Summer may be winding down, but New Orleans is as lively as ever with unique events, great food, and lots of things to see and do. Plan to stay with us at the Inn (see our special package below) and … Continue reading
Back in the 1930’s, there was a major garden movement making its way across the United States. Based on European designs, its vision was a seamless integration of outdoor and indoor space. A main figure in the trend was Ellen … Continue reading
In a city filled with great museums, the Ogden Museum of Southern Art is one of the coolest you can visit. Located in the hip Warehouse Arts District, the museum consists of a sleek five-story glass and stone building and … Continue reading
The ingredients may be traditional Louisiana, but the way they are finessed into remarkably unique dishes is pure Coquette, a notable restaurant located on the corner of Washington Avenue and Magazine Street in New Orleans’ Upper Garden District. Chef Michael … Continue reading