Went on a windy, chilly Friday mid-morning for the first use my husband's Crescent City Golf Card…read morehe received for Christmas. Sort of Off-the-beaten path; you wouldn't know it was there if you didn't have directions. Not very crowded this particular day, so my husband was processed quickly. There was a $15 charge for me to ride and not play, which isn't unusual. The golf shop itself is very small without a lot of offerings. Breakfast was ready-made mini muffaletta sandwiches grabbed for $3, and a beer was available too. The mini muffalettas were surprisingly very tasty. Lunch was a Bridge 28 burger, medium, with fries, and a pound of A&W Catering chicken salad. The burger was huge and very good ($12), and the one pound of chicken salad ($15) was phenomenal! Morning and afternoon bartenders were both friendly, and A&W employee was very pleasant. Joe was the golf course marshal we encountered on the course. He was knowledgeable of the course and of the game, and he was personable enough to talk to "the wife" who doesn't play golf and zones out about 2 min into a golf conversation. The course came with a hole guide - which we haven't found at the other 2 courses he's played locally. Loved that there was a port-a-potty at hole 15. LOTS of water traps on this course, so beware. The ride was pleasant and the scenery quieting. They host what appears to be quite a few meals to eat on location or to go. There are also plans for expansion of the F&B and venue offerings at the course, which I'm looking forward to enjoying. We plan on coming back for more!

Course has spiraled down for past 3 to 4 months. They lost the ability to plug green cup holes…read more Some higher than turf. Some lower than turf. Some concave filled with sand. Stopped ability to locate front, middle, back pin locations. No more blue, white, gold flags. Too much trouble I was told.

Had a great time golfing at English Turn in March. As a female, I hit from the ladies red tees and…read morehad a great round. Beautiful course and nice staff. James took a great family photo to remember the day!

I would not recommend scheduling a golf outing at English Turn. I was treated terribly while trying…read moreto book an outing. I called to try and book a golf outing and was told by the proshop to speak with Mike P, the Head Pro. I did call and get his voice mail and left a message on 4-8. I didn't hear back by 4-13, so I called back and left a message. I didn't hear back, so I called on 4-14 and spoke with Mike P., who said he was busy and would call me back. I didn't hear back so I called on 4-15 and was told by the proshop they were real busy and to call back. I asked the nameof the GM. They said there wasn't a GM only an AGM? They transferred me to a voice mail. I called back and tried the operator and got voice mail. I called back a couples hours later and tried the operator. A woman named Ming answered. I asked if the AGM was there she said no. She asked if she could help. I asked her her title. She said she was the owner. I explained to her what I was going through with the pro shop. Her comments were "they are very busy". At that point I understood why the service is so bad. It's coming from the top. I wouldn'd book a linch, golf outing or anything at English Turn. The customer service is terrible based on what I experienced!

Nice to be back at the beach! This is their first week open after the rona. The courts are freshly…read moresanded, the beer is flowing and the food is on par. For eats, we had the blackened shrimp tacos with an awesome sweet slaw atop. The smoked tuna dip and some parmesan cheese fries served as excellent appetizers. The menu is abbreviated, but solid. All good. All delicious. Bottom line: best place in nola for some beach volleyball, good drinks and tasty food.

Came to this place, when I heard it from a local. Didnt get the chance to workout during essence,…read moreso I needed to get a workout in. What better way to do that by playing sand volleyball and having fun at the same time. I'm glad I decided to come here and get about 4 to 5 games in. Now, the place opens at 6pm-12am(everyday). They opening during the evening instead due to the sand being to hot. You pay, $10hr to play. Sometimes during the week, they do have tournaments going on. But its impossible still not to play due to so many volleyball courts. Now if sand volleyball isnt for you. They have large decks for relaxing and watching if you're not playing. Music is always playing. The food at the bar is awesome, great deal and very tasty! They have plenty of TV's as well. Why not quence your thirst over some beer before you get a game in or two. I'll be back for sure Aceofspadesv

This is a nice bowling alley which also offers a dedicated bar and they serve food. I decided to…read moresample the food here when I head they were putting out some great daily special plate lunches and do a good job with their standard menu. So I made a few visits and tried the food and found it to be a nice value and some enjoyable food. Having the options to bowl and go to dedicated bar area were also quite pleasing. Overall this is a really nifty spot and a super deep cover locals secret spot!

Great kid friendly place. We sign up for kids bowl free every summer and have ball. My kids love…read morethe chicken tenders and fries.

We travel alot & try to play pickleball we're ever we travel. We found this spot on a trip to New…read moreOrleans . It is an indoor facility with seven courts. The atmosphere is excellent fun players of all levels of play. The owner, Neal, was outstanding & helpful. As a person with vision issues the lightening is a bit hard but didn't take away from the fun. It is not air conditioned but there are plenty of fans to keep the comfort level acceptable. It is a quirky place as it also is the site of an auto business. You will see some cool cars at this location. If your traveling to the New Orleans area & want to play some pickleball check this place out

Why are there not more reviews for this WONDERFUL paradise?! This place not only has beach…read morevolleyball leagues and tournaments, it has Seegers Sandbar with strong drinks and delicious food! They have 6 volleyball courts and leagues 9-week long leagues for each season: Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter. Cory Seeger is the owner and he keeps his courts clean and his refs up to date on the latest volleyball rules. His bar is run smoothly by the friendliest bar tenders. They sell tacos, salads, and sandwiches, even pizza! They have a full bar and make THE BEST margaritas in town. If Faith is behind the bar, ask her to make you a spicy cucumber with tajin on the rim. And make it a double! If you don't play, just hang out, there is plenty of open deck space. It is a fun beachy place for anyone looking for a fun, laid back atmosphere to enjoy. Keep up the great work!

I had a great time at White Sands! I will say I was not here for volleyball but for touch rugby…read more They were a great host. Not as big as Coconut Beach, but I like the smaller vibe. Didn't have to hike through the sand to get to the courts to watch. I parked myself on the porch and put my feet up and had a great time. I could see everything from there. Great playlist. Decent beer prices. AWESOME chicken Caesar wrap! I hope they host this tourney again next year.

my group had so much fun in the game museum room. Ruby was a wonderful and personable game master!read more

Wanted to find a family friendly activity for my daughter and niece and Clue Carre didn't…read moredisappoint! Our game master Ruby was great and the clues that popped up occasionally were super helpful! Unfortunately we did not escape but we certainly had fun trying!

This is Johnny Jacobs park located off the Westbank Expressway near Ames. There is a stadium area…read morewith a 1/4 mile track, spots for field events and bleachers. There is a pool near the front entrance to the park, but I have never used it, nor do I know when it is open. The track attracts a good amount of walkers during the day, but it is large, so there is still room for running. The entrance and road are not well marked. When you are headed eastbound on the expressway, start looking for a rock road on your right, shortly past Ames Blvd.

It has a baseball field a football field, a park for kids, and a auditorium, the track is around…read morethe football field and is 1/4 mile. I do like that the track is well lit at night. This park is located off of the road and a dirt road leads you to it which seems suspect but it's a pretty decent park. The actual track is not cement it's Tartan which is great rain or shine and on joints! I'll give this Park a 3.