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Laid back atmosphere that is kid and dog friendly. Great place to hang out as they are always having an event going on. From bands, weekly trivia, food trucks, bike crawls, and fundraisers, you will be in good company. There is something for everyone when it comes to their craft beer.
In addition to the Flagship beers they also do weekly specialty flavors. Worth the stop if you are passing through or looking for a regular hang out!

Asian Fusion restaurant in Mandeville. Serving small plates and desserts. Artful, edible creations!! Locally owned and operated. Come by and check it out.

What a great place to explore all categories of books or buy a cool gift. Convenient Mandeville location close to other shops. You can also grab a cup of coffee & hang out!

This place offers different packages to suit your paint balling needs. Their playing field is huge. The staff and owners are super friendly and knowledgeable and are always looking for ways to keep the game exciting.

Upscale luxury day spa for kids! It's designed to bring fun and comfort to both kids and adults. They even do parties for the little ones.

This spot will not disappoint you. It's nice and quiet, perfect place to watch sunsets and let the kids play at the park and swing; all around a good place to be.

K Gee's is locally owned by dedicated restaurateurs. They offer daily specials, delicious raw oysters and Friday nights feature live music! The food is delish with a family atmosphere!

Nuvolari's Restaurant, a high-end Italian restaurant, changed their menus adding more Italian dishes. In addition to their famous appetizers like oysters with brie and spinach or the best calamari fritti in the city, there are also clams,a variety of pasta, cannelloni, lasagna, Mediterranean cioppino, as well as several fish and meat dishes.

Buon apetito! Un ristorante Italiano di alto livello e cambiato il menu. Adesso ci sono piu piatti Italiani come cioppino,paste,canneloni,lasagna, il migliori calamari fritti de la citta,ostriche con brie e spinaci,vongole,diferenti piatti di pesce e carne...buon apetito!

Love going out Friday night? Love music and fine dining? Maybe it is time for Lake House in Mandeville! It has the best location and it is the only fine dining lake front restaurant in Mandeville. It is open for dinner on Thursday and Friday, and on Sunday for brunch. The music on Friday is very pleasant! Even though they change their menu constantly, the choices might look a bit limited. Must haves are the Ahi Tuna and Green Tomato with crab meat and shrimp.Their main business is catering and special events.

Are you looking for a Spanish restaurant? We've got one! At least by its name: Pardo's. The family of the owner comes from Spain. He named the restaurant after his grandmother's last name, Pardo. She was from Spain. It's a very popular fine dining restaurant that is located between Covington and Madisonville. My favorite dish is the seasonal Foie Gras!

Estan buscando un restaurante Espanol? Lo tenemos! Por lo menos por su nombre: Pardo's.
La familia del dueno viene de Espana. El ha nombrado su restaurante segun el apellido de su abuela. Ella era Espanola. El restaurante esta de moda y es situado entre Madisonville y Covington. Mi plato favorito es Foie Gras de temporada.

North Shore is known for its excellent restaurants. Each one is unique and offers its own special atmosphere, menu and ambiance. Nuvolari's is one of them. Just a few blocks from the lake in historic Old Mandeville. Its beautiful woodwork reminds me of classical settings, and makes me feel I am in Europe. I love their oysters with spinach and brie! Have to have it!

Cafe Lynn - I love this place! This is probably the most French restaurant on the North Shore, with the exception of La Provence restaurant. The ambiance and colors are calm, the atmosphere is pleasant and friendly, and the cuisine is excellent! My favorite dishes include: Escargot in Garlic Sauce and Filet with Brandy and Peppercorn Green Sauce.

Cafe Lynn - J'aime bien ce restaurant! Sauf La Provence, c'est peut-etre le plus Francais restaurant de tout North Shore! L'ambience et couleurs sont calms. L'atmosphere est agreable et amicale. Mes plats preferes: Escargots au garlic et Filet au poivre.

After building his famous Fontainebleau Plantation, Bernard de Marigny de Mandeville acquired adjoining land along Lake Pontchartrain's shore. In 1834 the property was subdivided to become the town called Mandeville. It was an immediate success, with a casino and hotel. Creole families summered on the lakefront. Visitors were transported by steamboat from New Orleans. Town plans noted that space between the lake and the streets fronting the lake would never be obstructed in any manner. Such incredible foresight preserved the shoreline's natural beauty for the delight of future generations.

Mandeville exemplifies the Northshore lifestyle. When you think of living on Lake Pontchartrain's north shore, what comes to mind? If you're unsure, here's what to expect - a dreamy shoreline outlined by stately southern mansions on one side and mercurial Lake Pontchartrain on the other. (This is where New Orleans residents came in the old days to "cool off" from the city heat). The lake view is ever-changing moment by moment, the play of light and atmosphere constantly redefining the spectacle. Majestic mossy oaks along the drive are another highlight, providing a touch of timely tradition.

Just beyond those stately mansions you find the Old Mandeville neighborhoods...charmingly preserved for future generations with a sense of community. Within the neighborhoods are churches, shops and restaurants. There are renovated older homes, plus new homes built in keeping with historical architecture. Fishing, boating, dining, shopping, lakeshore walks, biking, festivals, markets, galleries...everything with its special Northshore flavor is in the design of the Mandeville Northshore lifestyle. Come take a sunset stroll and you'll be spellbound by Old Mandeville.

The Mandeville Lakefront is the oldest area of the city. Originally this area was a summer haven for well-to-do people from New Orleans looking for a break from the city. Today the Mandeville Lakefront is home to some of the city's best recognized bars and restaurants.

The path that winds alongside Lake Pontchartrain is perfect for running, biking, or jogging. Looking for something a little more relaxing? Sit down under one of the ancient Live Oak trees that line the Mandeville Lakefront. If you haven't had a chance to check out this prime spot for relaxation and inspiration, you are really missing out.

Every spring, the DewDrop Jazz & Social Hall puts on a series of Saturday concerts during March, April, and May. These concerts are family-friendly, and proceeds go to preserving this historic building located in the heart of Old Mandeville on Lamarque Street. Tickets are $10 at the door, there are food and drinks available for purchase, and you can even bring chairs to sit outside and enjoy the beautiful spring air. It makes for a superb leisurely afternoon full of family, friends, food, and live music!

Every Saturday morning, rain or shine, the Community Market opens at the Mandeville Trailhead, located on Lafitte Street, in the heart of Old Mandeville. It is free and open to the public, and is full of vendors with homemade gifts, clothing and jewelry, artisans showing off their prized works, delicious foods prepared by area residents, and entertainment for the family.

The Trailhead also has fountains that sprout out of the ground for the little ones to play in (on warm days), and a snowball stand where there are bicycles for rent both by the hour and by the day. These activities combined make a lovely Saturday in a friendly community very enjoyable!

This coffee and tapas bar is located in the historic St. Tammy Bank Building. Reasonable prices and casual atmosphere. Stop in for a drink after work or enjoy a meal. Tell the Scotts' I said hello.

For Mandeville residents it's a brand new "Santa Claus is coming to town"! The forthcoming Whole Foods Market is coming soon. This gives the Northshore a huge wow factor!

Ringing out the old brings fabulous opportunity to ring in the new! As we embark on the New Year, life in Mandeville and the adjacent Northshore communities will continue to grow and flourish, offering so much for its residents. Great shopping, restaurants, jobs, community activities, and beauty in every direction.

At the top of the list of great things to do on the Northshore is to take advantage of the glorious lakefront and surrounding area. This is such a wonderful area to live and great for outdoor activities. The link below is an article by Sharon Edwards that gives a wonderful overview.

Mandeville is known as the oldest area in St. Tammany Parish. Mandeville likewise thrives as a fowl sanctuary. The Mandeville Trailhead is its nearby center point of action. Here you will discover a cool spring for the youngsters, an amphitheater, a nearby agriculturist's business sector and a center offering the historical backdrop of this city. The City of Mandeville is distinguished by workmanship visible in its many historic homes.

Enjoyed my evening gathered with over 6,000 other New Orleans Saints fans in the stands of Mandeville High School's football stadium as we watched the team practice for the upcoming season. What better way to spend a Wednesday evening than with family, friends, and neighbors all supporting our favorite team, The New Orleans Saints!

You have to try the "Steak Frank", melt in your mouth bites of steak, cooked perfectly, with the freshest green beans and a scrumptious sauce. Another favorite dish, the Pecan Shrimp is to die for delicious! A definite Northshore must for lunch or dinner.

I love to explore Old Mandeville, especially the Lakefront area. There are miles of walking paths and playground and benches all along the water's edge. The banks of Lake Pontchartrain are peppered with grand oaks drenched in Spanish moss. At the western end of The Lakefront in Old Mandeville sits my favorite spot, Sunset Point. Sunset Point is a one way in, one way out park where you can sit and have the perfect view of the lake as the sun dips below the horizon. This is just one more reason I love Mandeville.