Quaint, well maintained park.

Capture New Orleans from a different perspective. Kayak on Bayou St. John as we guide you along our historic waterway running through the city. We’ll keep with the pace of the city—nice and easy, taking in the southern scenery, hospitality and weather. The bayou itself was a key component in establishing our city. The Native Americans showed early explorers (uh uh hem, Iberville and his brother, Bienville) the bayou as a way to access, at the time, a potential future city from the Gulf of Mexico without having to fight…

Kitchen Witch is a small, but purrfect, New Orleans book shop. We specialize in rare, hard to find, out of print and pre-owned books on food and cooking.

Headquarters for The Krewe of Armeinius The Krewe of Armeinius aims for the preservation and education of the traditions and customs of gay Mardi Gras. A landmark movement that help usher the gay rights movement in the United States. It will achieve this by having social events and throwing a yearly Mardi Gras Bal Masque to preserve these traditions for the betterment of the gay community and its straight ally’s.

Teach. Nourish. Empower. Liberty’s Kitchen is dedicated to transforming the lives of New Orleans youth by building self-sufficiency and independent living in a supportive community where our participants learn life, social and employability skills in a culinary setting. Liberty’s Kitchen is the only local food service-based organization that combines workforce development training for some of our most vulnerable youth while providing fresh and nutritious meals for low-income public schoolchildren. The objective of Liberty’s Kitchen Youth Development Program is to graduate participants with a sense of purpose and the skills, tools…

On June 19th, 1994, Angel Miranda opened his restaurant, Lola’s, in a beautiful Mid City location. Since then, Lola’s has been proudly serving the people of New Orleans a taste of true Spanish cuisine. People often confuse Spanish food with Latin American food, but beyond a shared language the two regions do not have much in common in their cuisine. With so much of Spain surrounded by water, the majority of the country is considered to have a Mediterranean diet. Fish and seafood are dietary staples, but wild game and…

Parkway Bakery & Tavern, one of the city’s iconic po’boy shops, is a favorite of both working folks and big-time politicians. On the fifth anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, the biggest of them all, President Barack Obama, stopped by for a shrimp po-boy and some turkey and alligator sausage gumbo. When his order was ready, he was alerted the same way as any other customer. “Barack, pickup,” the voice on the loudspeaker said. We prefer the surf and turf, a delicious yet unholy combination of meltingly soft roast beef and golden…

Located in the heart of Mid-City, this location has been established since 2002 and was formerly under the name, Cork & Bottle. We offer the largest wine selection in the City of New Orleans with over 600 different labels. We also sell a wide variety of beer and specialty liquors. Adjacent to our wine store is our wine bar with vintages by the glass ranging from $5-$35. If you don’t see a selection you prefer, all bottles from the store are available for a $5 corkage fee. Fresh craft cocktails,…

The Pitot House is open for tours: Wednesday – Saturday, 10am-3pm Located on historic Bayou St. John, the Pitot House is the only Creole colonial country house that is open to the public in New Orleans. It tells the story of life along the bayou since the earliest days of settlement. The Pitot House has had a variety of owners from prominent lawyers to austere nuns. One of the most prominent was James Pitot, the first mayor of New Orleans after the city’s incorporation who lived here from 1810-1819. The…

Two blocks from the Lafitte Greenway and two blocks from the streetcar— stop in for some hot coffee and a fresh pastry at The Station!

We are located at the corner of Broad and Bienville streets, proudly serving Mid-City and surrounding community. Whole Foods Market Broad St. anchors The ReFresh Project, a 60,000-square-foot development that aims to stimulate growth in New Orleans’ Broad Street commercial corridor and to improve access to fresh, high-quality food and health-related programs in the community. More details, tenant profiles, and video are available in the online newsroom. Like all Whole Foods Market stores, we are committed to selling the highest quality natural and organic products available. We pride ourselves on…