Memorial Day weekend is a time to honor those who gave all while also ushering in the warmer months. In New Orleans, as always, there are plenty of options for the long holiday weekend. Both the Greek Fest and New Orleans Wine and Food Experience take place this weekend. Try homemade Greek fare on Bayou…
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Bayou Boogaloo
Bayou Street used to be New Orleans’s “back door.” That’s changed, starting when 20th century captains could get closer to the city’s business district via Lake Pontchartrain, thanks to public transportation improvements. However, now the bayou is separated from the lake making it perfect for canoes, kayaks, rubber rafts, and other non-motored watercrafts. In other…
Top Mother’s Day Brunch Spots
Celebrating a special mom in your life while in New Orleans? She’s in for a real treat—the city is one of the top foodie destinations in the world. Book a table at The Grill Room, located at 300 Gravier St. An upscale establishment, you’ll enjoy classic Cajun dishes that are highly elevated while being surrounded…
Cinco de Mayo in New Orleans
For many, New Orleans is known for great food and great parties—and Cinco de Mayo has both. One of the biggest parties in town is the Festival at El Paso Metairie on both Saturday and Sunday. Head to the popular Mexican restaurant at 601 Veterans Boulevard in nearby Metairie or the Algiers location at 3010…