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RESTAURANTS WAREHOUSE 7 on Fulton @ Wyndham Riverfront 700 Fulton St www.neworleanscvb.com WELCOM ! E AND LAISSEZ LES BON TEMPS ROULER THINGS TO DO: CONVENTION CENTER / RESTAURANTS WAREHOUSE 7 on Fulton @ Wyndham Riverfront 700 Fulton St. 504-525-7555 ARTS DISTRICT Barcadia Bar & Grill 601 Tchoupitoulas St. 504-335-1740 Cafe Adelaide @ Loews Hotel 300 Poydras St. 504-595-3305 Capdeville 520 Capdeville St. 504-371-5161 The Convention Center / Carmo 527 Julia St. 504-875-4132 Warehouse Arts District Cochon 930 Tchoupitoulas St. 504-588-2123 is alive with activities Drago’s @ Hilton Riverside 2 Poydras St. 504-888-9254 celebrating the arts. Emeril’s Restaurant 800 Tchoupitoulas St. 504-528-9393 Museums such as the Ernst Cafe 600 S. Peters St. 504-525-8544 Contemporary Arts Center Fulton Alley 600 Fulton St. 504-208-5569 and the Ogden Museum of Gordon Biersch Brewery 200 Poydras St. 504-552-2739 Southern Art can be found Grand Isle Restaurant 575 Convention Ctr. Blvd. 504-520-8530 in the Warehouse District, La Casita 634 Julia St. 504-218-8043 as well as dozens of art Lucy’s Retired Surfer’s Bar 701 Tchoupitoulas St. 504-523-8995 galleries, restaurants and Manning’s 519 Fulton St. 504-593-8818 shops. And as a designated Mulate’s 201 Julia St. 504-522-1492 Louisiana Cultural District, Rene Bistrot @ Renaissance Arts 700 Tchoupitoulas St. 504-613-2350 Rock-n-Sake 823 Fulton Street 504-888-3600 there is no sales tax Root 200 Julia St. 504-252-9480 charged on any original Ruth’s Chris Steakhouse @ Harrah’s 525 Fulton St. 504-587-7099 works of art sold in the Arts Hotel District! Sun Ray Grill 1051 Annunciation St. 504-566-0021 Tomas Bistro 755 Tchoupitoulas St. 504-527-0942 Tommy’s Cuisine 746 Tchoupitoulas St. 504-581-1103 Warehouse Grille 869 Magazine St. 504-322-2188 Wolfe’s @ Marriott Convention Center 859 Convention Ctr. Blvd. 504-613-2888 All businesses listed above are members of the New Orleans CVB. Please click on the businesses to be directed to their website. NIGHTLIFE Barcadia Bar & Grill 601 Tchoupitoulas St. 504-335-1740 The District Lounge 711 Tchoupitoulas St. 504-301-1476 Ernst Cafe 600 S. Peters St. 504-525-8544 Harrah’s Casino 8 Canal St. 504-533-6000 Fulton Alley 600 Fulton St. 504-208-5569 Lucy’s Retired Surfers Bar 701 Tchoupioulas St. 504-523-8995 Manning’s 519 Fulton St. 504-593-8818 Metropolitan @ Generations Hall 310 Andrew Higgins Dr. 504-581-4367 The Rusty Nail 1100 Constance Street 504-525-5515 Republic New Orleans 828 S. Peters St. 504-528-8282 Swizzle Stick Bar @ Loews Hotel 333 Poydras St. 504-595-3305 Wine Institute of New Orleans 610 Tchoupitoulas St. 504-324-8000 ATTRACTIONS Confederate Memorial Hall Museum 929 Camp St. 504-523-4522 Contemporary Arts Center 900 Camp St. 504-528-3805 Louisiana Children’s Museum 420 Julia St. 504-523-1357 Mardi Gras World 1380 Port of New Orleans 504-361-7821 National World War II Museum 945 Magazine St. 504-528-1944 New Orleans Artworks 727 Magazine St. 504-529-7279 Ogden Museum of Southern Art 925 Camp St. 504-539-9600 TOURS Airboat Airplane/Seaplane/Helicopter Bicycle Cajun Country Carriage Children Cemetery City Culinary Cultural/Historical Garden District Ghost/Paranormal Kayak Mardi Gras Personalized/Specialized Plantation Segway Shopping Sightseeing Swamp All of these tours, and more, can be coordinated through the Hotel concierge All businesses listed above are members of the New Orleans CVB. Please click on the businesses to be directed to their website. SHOPPING Shops at Canal Place 333 Canal St. 504-299-9777 The Outlet Collection at Riverwalk 500 Port of N.O. Place 504-522-1555 The Shops at Jax Brewery 600 Decatur St. 504-566-7245 French Market 1008 N. Peters St. 504-522-2621 GETTING AROUND 1. Taxis: There are hundreds of taxis available on New Orleans’ streets and at major hotels. Taxi rates are $3.50 plus $2 per mile (.25 per one-eighth mile) thereafter. There is also an additional charge of $1.00 per passenger after the first passenger. 2. St. Charles Ave. Streetcar: Ride through the Crescent City on a national historic landmark that only costs $1.25. Streetcars have been rumbling along St. Charles Avenue for more than 165 years. This route runs more than 13 miles downtown from Canal Street along St. Charles Avenue, past Greek Revival mansions and raised cottages, Tulane University and Audubon Park, and beyond the shops at the Riverbend, where it takes a right-hand turn onto Carrollton Avenue. 3. Riverfront Streetcar: For $1.25, you can ride the traditional green or newer red streetcars. This two-mile route includes stops at all the right places: the Convention Center at Julia Street, Riverwalk, the Aquarium of the Americas, the French Market and the Old Mint on Esplanade Avenue. 4. Canal/Carrollton Streetcar: The re-established streetcar line in New Orleans runs the length of Canal Street for only $1.25. This is the original “Cemeteries” line, which runs from the Mississippi River to the cemeteries located at the mid-city end of Canal Street. Along the line there is a Carrollton Spur, which will take you to beautiful City Park, home of the New Orleans Museum of Art and the New Orleans Botanical Gardens. 5. Loyola Avenue Streetcar: The Loyola Avenue Streetcar is the newest streetcar line that links the Union Passenger train terminal, the Hyatt Regency New Orleans Hotel, the Mercedes-Benz Superdome, City Hall, the public library and downtown hospitals. For a $1.25, these links connect the Sports District to the Central Business District, French Quarter and Warehouse/Arts District. 6. Pedicabs: Pedicabs allow New Orleans visitors and residents a unique way mode of transportation through the city while also being able to appreciate the historic landmarks, city activity and wonderful views. These more modern forms of rickshaws carry passengers throughout the downtown area of New Orleans by using human energy allowing for a cleaner, greener form of transport. All businesses listed above are members of the New Orleans CVB. Please click on the businesses to be directed to their website. www.neworleanscvb.com WELCOM ! E AND LAISSEZ LES BON TEMPS ROULER THINGS TO DO: CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT RESTAURANTS Besh Steakhouse @ Harrah’s Casino 4 Canal St. 504-533-9111 The CBD is not a 9 to 5 Bistreaux at the Bank @ Whitney Wyndham 610 Poydras St. 504-212-5656 neighborhood, it is home Bon Ton Cafe 401 Magazine St. 504-524-3386 to New Orleans’ historic Borgne @ Hyatt Regency 601 Loyola Ave. 504-613-3860 civic and entertainment Cafe Adelaide @ Loews 300 Poydras S. 504-595-3305 roots. Ride the streetcar Capdeville 520 Capdeville St. 504-371-5161 directly in front of Gallier Chophouse New Orleans 322 Magazine St. 504-522-7902 Hall, the original city hall, Domenica @ Roosevelt 123 Baronne St. 504-648-6020 Grill Room @ Windsor Court 300 Gravier St. 504-522-1992 and Lafayette Square, Le Foret 129 Camp St. 504-553-6738 home to a multitude of Luke @ Hilton St. Charles 333 St. Charles Ave. 504-378-2840 seasonal festivals and McAlister’s Deli 930 Poydras St. 504-939-2178 live music events. Visit MiLa @ Renaissance Pere Marquette 817 Common St. 504-412-2580 the newly renovated Civic Morton’s Steakhouse One Canal Place 504-566-0221 Theater, New Orleans’ Mother’s 401 Poydras St. 504-523-2917 oldest live performance Palace Cafe 605 Canal St. 504-523-1661 theater, for local and Phil’s Gril 748 Camp St. 504-309-7702 national entertainment acts. Pinkberry @ DoubleTree 300 Canal St. 504-899-4260 The CBD is also home to Restaurant August 301 Tchoupitoulas St. 504-299-9777 dozens of world renowned RPM FroYo 819 Canal St. 228-234-4649 Ruth’s Chris Steakhouse @ Harrah’s Hotel 525 Fulton St. 504-587-7099 restaurants with celebrity Sainte Marie 930 Poydras St. 504-304-6988 chefs, all within walking Walk-On’s Bistreaux & Bar 1009 Poydras St. 504-309-6530 distance to the French Quarter and Convention Center/Arts/Warehouse District. All businesses listed above are members of the New Orleans CVB. Please click on the businesses to be directed to their website. Lucy’s Retired Surfer’s Bar & Restaurant 701 Tchoupitoulas Street 523-8995 e District Lounge 711 Tchoupitoulas Street 301-1476 Walk-On’s Bistreaux & Bar 1009 Poydras St. 309-6530 Whiskey Blue@ W Hotel 333 Poydras Street 207-5016 Sazerac Bar @ e Roosevelt Hotel 123 Baronne St 648-1200 NIGHTLIFE Capedeville 520 Capedeville Street 504-371-5161 Happy’s Irish Pub 1009 Poydras St. 504-309-6530 Harrah’s Casino 4 Canal St. 504-533-6000 Little Gem Saloon 445 S. Rampart St. 504-267-4863 Swizzle Stick Bar @ Loews Hotel 300 Poydras St. 504-595-3305 Victory New Orleans 339 Baronne St. 504-522-8664 Walk-On’s Bistreaux & Bar 1009 Poydras St. 504-309-6530 Whiskey Blue @ W Hotel 333 Poydras St. 504-525-9444 ATTRACTIONS Audubon Aquarium & IMAX 1 Canal St. 504-565-3033 Audubon Insectarium 423 Canal St. 504-524-2847 Champions Square Lasalle Street 504-587-3663 Civic Theatre 510 O’Keefe 504-272-0865 Creole Queen Riverboat 365 Canal St. 504-529-4567 Harrah’s Casino 4 Canal St. 504-533-6000 Joy Theater 1200 Canal St. 504-528-9569 Mercedes-Benz Superdome 1500 Sugar Bowl Dr. 504-587-3663 Saenger Theatre 1111 Canal St. 504-525-1052 Smoothie King Center 1501 Dave Dixon Dr. 504-587-3663 TOURS Airboat Airplane/Seaplane/Helicopter Bicycle Cajun Country Carriage Children Cemetery City Culinary/Cocktail Cultural/Historical Garden District Ghost/Paranormal Kayak Mardi Gras Personalized / Specialized Plantation Segway Shopping Sightseeing Swamp All of these tours, and more, can be coordinated through the Hotel concierge All businesses listed above are members of the New Orleans CVB.
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