For live music, check out Frenchmen Street.
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IMO, the trouble with many NO restaurants is they go overboard making sure you know you're in NO. Too much butter, spice and garlic. I'm not speaking from a health point of view - I'm talking about flavor. Commanders, Redfish Grill and many others know how to keep the NO flavor without overpowering all the food with spices. LaBoca in the warehouse district is a very nice steak place with an Argentinian/NO flair. Chef Adolfo Garcia knows what he's doing. Enjoy. |
second on louisana music factory. Purchased lots from them. A few shops also along magazine, but the factory is the best i have found in NO. If you dont want to ante up the bucks for commanders palace (wonderful resturant), try Irenes on St Phillips. You will not be disappointed. But its easy to find great chow in NO. |
Off topic: If you want to sample the live music scene, come down to Frenchmen St. There are 10 live music clubs in this 3 block area. I'm at a club that features modern jazz but you'll find funk, rock, blues on Frenchmen St. as well. LA Music Factory would be my choice if you only have time for one shop. Enjoy your visit |
For a real special treat, see if you can swing by the Prytania Theatre at midnight for the showing of the Rocky Horror Picture Show. I promise you the time of your life. I've been there probably a dozen times and it just gets better. This is the show that everyone dresses up like the characters on screen and bring props for "audience participation". It's really really cool!!! Have fun and stay out of trouble. |
I love N'awlins. Not sure I would want to there on Halloween? Be careful and stay away from the Voodoo shops. I have bought records there, but can't remember where the stores were/are...sorry! I did find this: http://www.gonola.com/2013/04/20/gonola-top-5-new-orleans-record-stores.html |