After the late afternoon listening session at Cutting Edge NOLA, I was in the mood for a burger, and after looking at all the various …
New Orleans’ uniqueness extends beyond the French Quarter to other neighborhoods as well, like the shops and cafes of Magazine Street uptown, with their brightly-colored …
Unlike many cities, New Orleans has a bewildering array of breakfast choices. While in many cities, the difficulty is in finding a place for breakfast, …
Slim Goodies Diner on Magazine Street in New Orleans’ Uptown neighborhood is a great place for breakfast, 10/22/12. Like them on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/slimgoodiesNOLA.
The average second-line runs four hours, so it’s important to get a decent meal beforehand if you plan on walking the whole parade route. Slice Pizzeria (@SLICENola) in Uptown New Orleans on Magazine Street is a great, fun place to get some really good pizza before the second-line (or the Saints game, for that matter). It’s best to visit them in person, but if that’s not possible, visit them at http://slicepizzeria.com/, follow them on Twitter at https://twitter.com/SliceNola or like them on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/SlicePizzeriaStCharles.
Next door to Dirty Coast is the Velvet Espresso Bar (@ThrowACupcake) which offers gourmet coffee drinks and tiny little cupcakes known as “tea cakes.” On Sundays when the Saints play, the cakes are designed like little football helmets, and they feature the numbers of Saints players. It’s actually a lot of fun as well as delicious. Visit http://throwacupcake.com or friend them on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/velvet.espressobar. You can also follow them on Twitter at https://twitter.com/ThrowACupcake.
I woke up at 5 AM Sunday morning in Monroe, checked out of the hotel, ate breakfast and headed out for New Orleans for a second-line that started at 1 PM. I made better time than expected and got there early enough that I was able to head to Dirty Coast (@dirtycoast)on Magazine Street for a new T-shirt. Visit http://www.dirtycoast.com/ to get your New Orleans T-shirts when you’re not in New Orleans. You can also like them on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/pages/Dirty-Coast-Press/6107254790 or follow them on Twitter at http://twitter.com/dirtycoast. And when you’re in New Orleans, visit their storefront and check in on Foursquare to unlock discounts.
Dirty Coast is a cool T-shirt boutique in Uptown New Orleans on Magazine Street. It’s worth a special visit for its large selection of unique New Orleans-themed shirt designs. Can’t get to New Orleans? Visit them here at http://www.dirtycoast.com/ and have cool New Orleans shirts shipped right to your door.
Dirty Coast is a cool T-shirt boutique in Uptown New Orleans on Magazine Street. It’s worth a special visit for its large selection of unique New Orleans-themed shirt designs. Can’t get to New Orleans? Visit them here at http://www.dirtycoast.com/ and have cool New Orleans shirts shipped right to your door.
Dirty Coast is a cool T-shirt boutique in Uptown New Orleans on Magazine Street. It’s worth a special visit for its large selection of unique New Orleans-themed shirt designs. Can’t get to New Orleans? Visit them here at http://www.dirtycoast.com/ and have cool New Orleans shirts shipped right to your door.
