Category: Travel
Mimi’s in the Marigny Located at the corner of Franklin and Royal, Mimi’s is a local hub of Marigny drinking. The downstairs bar is one spacious room, the abundance …
Throughout the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, New Orleanians did their grocery shopping at open-air markets run by the city. Built in 1875, the St. Roch Market was one …
A lot of bars act as de facto community centers, but at least once a year, Lost Love Lounge is kind of an official one. March 19, Saint Joseph’s …
Kajun’s bartender Chris Wecklein once told me, “Everyone loves to sing.” As someone who has worked Kajun’s daily karaoke for three years, he ought to know. The fun starts …
In late 2008, I got laid off. I now refer to 2009 as “The Lost Year” I went on unemployment, drank heavily, and dated a musician. I did much …
D.B.A. is one of the more popular music venues on Frenchmen Street, but it merits a mention in this blog because it also has the best whiskey and beer …
Buffa’s is a beloved neighborhood spot perched on the edge of the French Quarter. I used to live a block away and spent many an afternoon day drinking among …
Cash only Vaughn’s has always been on my short list of favorite places to watch a Saints game; it’s a stone’s throw from my house, with a rowdy home …