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Longue Vue House and Gardens - New Orleans, LA Once a private residence built by philanthropists, Edgar and Edith Stern, Longue Vue is now a mus

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  • Bill Baker
    Bill Baker
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    Once a private residence built by philanthropists, Edgar and Edith Stern, Longue Vue is now a museum. The historic estate has eight acres of gardens tucked between New Orleans Country Club and the border of Metairie Club Gardens. Now home to daily tours and private events, this National Historic Landmark is a cultural treasure.
    Longvue House and Gardens
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    Gracie Santos
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    Dr. Payne is a fantastic dermatologies in New Orleans. She's caring, knowledgeable, and a great listener to better understand your needs! Her office has top notch technology equipment, along with amazing staff. I couldn't be happier with her care.
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    Gracie Santos
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    Mammoth Espresso
    When strolling through downtown, Mammoth Espresso is the coffee shop for you. I always order a cappuccino, but they have a large variety of coffee options. Also, they have yummy pastries for a quick grab and go. I absolutely love the high ceiling of this place, the plants, and all the natural light...perfect set up for studying/working!
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    Growing up I've been spoiled with having some A+ Sushi restaurants down the street. Haiku has been the first place that really stood above the rest in the city. The service is always friendly, and THEIR TUNA IS GREAT. I'm a tuna-over-all-other-fish type guy and they've got the stuff. For those not into sushi, their Ramen options are always great for those days when it's cold or you just need to get warmed up. The Crouching Dragon is the bomb.com
  • Ask a Local Expert a question about New Orleans.
    Aging is a funny thing. What you used to accomplish in a day now takes you all day to complete. In this case it's staying active. If you're anything like me, you like to be competitive and also integrate into the city you live in. Recently, I've joined an over 30 intramural team. It gives you that extra enthusiasm to work out and stay healthy, rather than running mindless on a treadmill. This is a strong recommendation for those looking to get more established in their community, or just wanting to change it up.
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    Best Recipes in the State!
    I've been frequenting this area for years but never got a chance to stop by Urban South. Upon my first visit, I realized I've been missing out. Urban South has some of the best recipes and is widely produced throughout the south. If you find yourself nearby during business hours, I'd highly recommend stopping in. Their sours are some of the best in the business. The food truck outside also never disappoints.
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    Trivia & Great Beer!
    We've been regulars at Port Orleans since the beginning of the year! Every Thursday we've shown up and enjoyed the locally brewed beers and the southern hospitality. If you find yourself on Tchoupitoulas Street and craving some local favorites, we definitely would recommend.
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    El Pavo Real
    El Pavo Real is one of the best Mexican restaurants in the city. I've never ordered something there that I didn't really enjoy. When you get there, they bring you complimentary Mexican style popcorn, which is out of this world.
    El Pavo Real Website
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    Barracuda
    Barracuda has some of the best tacos in the city. It also has a cool patio to sit down and grub. The broccoli taco and pork tacos are my favorite, and the queso is amazing!
    Barracuda Website
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    Asuka Sushi
    This is my favorite sushi restaurant in the city. The sushi is so fresh, the tuna and tuna roll is killer! The restaurant is clean and the staff is great too. All around its a great spot. It's kind of inconvenient to get to for me, but it's worth it.
    Asuka Sushi website
  • Gabrielle Artus
    Gabrielle Artus
    RE/MAX N.O. Properties
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    Head to Crescent Park, a hidden oasis that not a lot of locals or tourists know about. Once you cross the bridge over the train tracks, by foot, you'll enter a hidden park on the river. Crescent Park has a bike and walking trail, flowers, and a spectacular view of the the Mississippi River. You won't want to miss out on this view!
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    Aimee Farrell
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    McKenzie's Chicken in a Box
    What ya know about McKenzie's Chicken in a Box? I remember picking my brother up from Brother Martin and my mom stopping here and getting us a snack on special occasions. Delicious chicken!!
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    NOLA Paddleboards
    NOLA Paddleboards offers paddling in Bayou St John and is great for beginners as well as those who are experienced. The instructor supplies everything you need and each session lasts over an hour, which is plenty of time to get the hang of it! Great to do with a group and they also include complimentary photos of your visit.
    NOLA Paddleboards Website
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    Miel Brewery and Taproom
    Great location for a pint! The owner and staff are very friendly and always welcoming. You can have a private event there also! Highly recommend.
    Miel Brewery Website
  • There is so much to do during the summer! And with fall right around the corner, the festivals will be on every corner. Check out this great website below for the best happenings in New Orleans!
    New Orleans Website
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    Jazz Fest
    This weekend is the second weekend of the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival. Need I say more? I think not, as it is probably on everyone's bucket list. Our Jazz Fest attracts visitors from around the globe, young, and young at heart. We have major talent performing all weekend. National artists and local celebrities as well. The festival is packed with some of the most delicious local New Orleans food, artists of all kinds including crafts, art, mystical readings, and lots of fun things to do. The best part. The forecast calls for little or no rain! Want to blend in and enjoy it like a local? Don a hat, and open up your chair, that's it. You will find yourself singing, dancing, laughing, and eating until your heart is content! For the lineup and information about tickets and parking, go the link below. See you there. Enjoy!
    New Orleans Jazz Fest Website
  • This weekend is like all of the other weekends in New Orleans during the springtime. So much to do, how does one choose? Well, you can start by attending some really cool and unique events...

    There will be tall ships heading into the French Quarter at Woldenberg Riverfront Park to help celebrate New Orleans 300th Birthday. The ships will be offering tours.. Ahoy!

    You can grab the Prince tribute show at the Orpheum, (that is where I will be for sure). This is going to be an amazing show with The Louisiana Philharmonic, a light show, and a rock band!

    Or you can stuff your belly with Italian food at that Italian Fest. Or you can do all three! Check it out at the website below.
    The New Orleans Advocate Website
  • This weekend is the 35TH annual French Quarter Festival! This truly is one of the most beloved festivals for the locals here. I tell people that New Orleans is not a city in the U.S. but rather is truly another country... Come see for yourself. There are activities around every corner in the French Quarter that are a part of this festival. We get a chance to show our pride for all that made us New Orleans. There is so much to do around the city.. music, food, art, dance, street performers.. and did I mention the amazing food of New Orleans?? The sights, smells, and sounds around the French Quarter this weekend will enable you to have a true authentic New Orleans experience, just like a local! There are all kinds of activities that showcase the culture and heritage of our unique and one of a kind city. For more information about this event visit the website below.
    French Quarter Festival Website
  • Although we have a very prominent "Christian" vibe here, with many Catholics who observe "Good Friday" and Easter.. Within the confines of being "Holy", New Orleans is still all about looking for a reason to eat, throw a party, a festival, or a parade! Well Easter time is no different. You can find all of these things to do this weekend in the Big Easy. Check out the website below.
    The Times-Picayune Website
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    Festivals This Weekend
    We have about 11, yes 11, festivals around New Orleans this weekend! The weather is beautiful this time of year and one of the best times to be living in New Orleans is springtime. Gorgeous weather and festivals galore! If you ever wanted to visit New Orleans, springtime is a great time to do so! Check out the festivals around town this upcoming weekend at the link below. Have fun and stay safe!
    The Times Picayune Website
  • Springtime in New Orleans and the surrounding areas means awesome weather and... ~festivals~festivals~festivals! Check out some of the top picks for festivals on this local site by clicking on the "more info" tab below.
    New Orleans Website
  • Magazine Street makes it easy to be in some kind of party because of the myriad number of stores, bars, restaurants, coffee shops and art galleries. Art galleries are the gems of Magazine Street, displaying the true nature of New Orleans heart. Although Magazine Street is a few miles long, you can easily move from distant blocks with transportation and then walk for few blocks to access and admire what that particular block(s) has to offer.

    Lately I was able to enjoy one of the best art shows at the DDM Gallery on 3426 Magazine Street, where artist like Marianna Canu and a few more others are on display. Take the time to be a part of one of the most vibrant streets in the beautiful city of New Orleans. Also, there are some available properties for sale in the area. If you would like to become a resident of this neighborhood, make your move!
  • Santi Adams
    Santi Adams
    RE/MAX N.O. Properties
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    Magazine Street
    Magazine Street is one of the more popular areas in the city to shop and people-watch! Explore six miles of art galleries, shops, boutiques, bars, restaurants and cafes. Magazine Street stretches from the Downtown/Central Business District all the way uptown to Audubon Park.

    Many different architectural styles can be found along this street including: Victorian cottages and shotguns with gingerbread millwork, as well as Greek Revival with columns. It was named for a "magazin", a warehouse built in the 1700's where products were stored before exporting.
  • Santi Adams
    Santi Adams
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    Garden District
    Ride the St. Charles Avenue streetcar, hop off anywhere between Jackson Avenue and Louisiana Avenue, and stroll around this picturesque neighborhood known for its larger scale magnificent homes with their lush gardens. Built in the late 1800's, largely for Americans who became wealthy from the sugar, cotton and shipping industries, these mansions were made in the more elaborate Italianate, Greek Revival, and Victorian style. The Garden District extends from St. Charles Avenue to Magazine Street; a vibrant shopping area with many restaurants, bars, shops, and entertainment.
  • When discussing neighborhoods in New Orleans, we often throw names around loosely. Places such as "Uptown," or "Lakeview" may actually encompass three or more different actual neighborhoods. I certainly don't know anybody who, when asked where they live, says they live in West Riverside - or East Riverside for that matter. In fact, the City Planning Commission has designated 73 official neighborhoods in the city of New Orleans. While in our day to day lives, it may not matter that we are referring to the Irish Channel as "Uptown," it will matter when purchasing or selling a home. Many important factors considered by home buyers, from zoning regulations to market trends, are governed along these lines. Therefore, whether you're buying or selling, it is important you know where your home actually is according to the government. Click the link below for the official map of New Orleans neighborhoods to find out where you live!
    NOLA Neighborhoods Map
  • Traveling to New Orleans and want to see what the locals eat? Check out NOLA.Com's top 10 restaurants in New Orleans! NOLA is a quick trip from the the Baton Rouge area and with so many restaurants to choose from, this list is sure to assist with narrowing down your selections!
    Le Bon Temps Roule'!
    The Times Picayune Restaurant Guide

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Longue Vue House and Gardens

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Once a private residence built by philanthropists, Edgar and Edith Stern, Longue Vue is now a museum. The historic estate has eight acres of gardens tucked between New Orleans Country Club and the border of Metairie Club Gardens. Now home to daily tours and private events, this National Historic Landmark is a cultural treasure.
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