Wonderful culinary school that sometimes opens to the public for seated meals! The food is well…read moreprepared and very tasty. The student chefs also are the servers and it's great to see them in training.

The New Orleans Culinary and Hospitality Institute is an amazing nonprofit. They offer culinary…read moretraining classes at this gorgeous building (which is now also associated with Tulane School of Business, I guess). I have only ever been here for events and it is a stunner. The renovations, the wood floors are just gorgeous. This building was underused for years and it's just great to see it being fully used. There is a restaurant on the 1st floor but I never seem to be nearby when it is open (and I think it's been closed since last year because of the pandemic). If you're invited to an event here, go. It is so pretty. Also know that the elevators are super confusing and you might not end up where you wanted to go.

I see dozens of live theatrical productions each year. This theatre consistently does excellent…read morework. The shows are well-cast and well-performed. The sets are always incredible. The venue is intimate (no bad seats) and comfortable (cup holders for your drinks at your seat!). The staff is friendly and helpful. Single tickets are a bit pricey, but season tickets offer a significant discount and you get a discount on any additional tickets you purchase. Arrive early if you want to get a drink. There's no dedicated bar, and you have to wait in line at the bar in the adjoining restaurant.

I really enjoyed this theatre and the production"God of Carnage" The staff , Ushers were courteous…read moreand accommodating. The casting was perfect, I especially liked Marie Lovejoy's performance. And the special affects LOL Thank you for an enjoyable evening.

My son has been here for several years. I volunteered there for a couple of years. The staff is…read moregreat, very caring and empathetic. The Ex Director is great. They have good outings for clients.

I grew up around the corner from Magnolia School. It has been a residential school for special…read moreneeds adults my entire life (since 1935! according to their website). We caroled for the students when I was in high school. They do great work with special needs adults and my 23 year old niece is loving their day program. She makes sure to tell me that she goes to work. And is very proud.

Great community center hosting organizations and nonprofits. It has a lovely garden and is next to…read morea playground. There's a really nice shaded fitness center next to it too. There is a parking lot attached to it. The organization I'm familiar with is Friends if Lafitte Greenway that has their office here.

From the owner: STNC is a community-based hub for empowerment, opportunity, and hope - serving hundreds of youth,…read moreseniors, and families in New Orleans. Located in the diverse Faubourg Lafitte community in the heart of Tremé, STNC empowers residents to lead healthy, independent, and productive lives through high-quality programming and a strong presence in the community. Since 2009, STNC has created unique pathways to opportunity for the community through job training, health & wellness, financial education, after-school and senior programs. By concentrating on four asset-based components (Youth Development, Employment/Wealth Development, Senior Engagement , and Health and Wellness), STNC helps residents harness their unique strengths and talents to guide them on a path to emotional, mental, and physical health, as well as economic success. STNC provides a range of services including financial education, after-school and senior programs, case management, counseling, health & wellness, computer/Internet access & education, literacy training, employment counseling, job training, and job search assistance

Fabulous organization dedicated to advancing the well being of women in New Orleans. Many…read moreopportunities to volunteer and make a difference in our community. It is no longer the stereotype of women who lunch - it really is a dynamic organization of 2,200 women who are making a difference in New Orleans. Check out their activities at http://www.jlno.org

From the owner: The Junior League of New Orleans is an organization of women committed to promoting voluntarism,…read moredeveloping the potential of women and improving communities through the effective action and leadership of trained volunteers. Its purpose is exclusively educational and charitable.

HandsOn New Orleans is a non-profit agency which coordinates volunteer activities around the…read moreGreater New Orleans area. If you have a free Saturday, check their calendar. They also coordinate for corporate entities and have limited lodgings for folks who want to volunteer from out of state and need a place to stay. Supercool!

Awesome group to volunteer with. We've been coming annually from Hawai`i to work with these great…read morefolks and will continue to come until NOLa doesn't need us anymore.

This is a great non profit incubator, almost like a think tank. Several local non profits are…read morehoused in this location. Currently LANO (Louisiana Authority on Non Profit Organizations) and Goodwork Network among others. Non profits looking for small office space should definitely contact this location for reasonable priced space. This is also a great place to hold small seminars for your organization. Also in this location a "Foundation Center" section is set up and managed by LANO for organizations looking to research grants.

Always soooo good ! I had jerk chicken & it was not only delicious but cooked to perfection. A lot…read moreof food! I couldn't eat it all so I happily brought it home. The service is beyond great. PLEASE tip your servers well !! I'm going back tomorrow & I can't wait. Cafe Reconcile NEVER disappoints.

Tied for the best meal I had while in New Orleans. Visited on a weekday and saw that there were…read morealready several groups waiting outside 10 minutes before opening. I had made reservations just to be safe. What I got: sesame chili glazed turkey necks (10/5) -- fall off the bone tender. more sesame and brown sugar than chili flavor. only advice is they garnish these with cilantro leaf, but should try using stems if they want more flavor Blackened catfish (10/5) -- first time having blackened anything, which might be bad because this set the bar HIGH. the edges of the catfish were super crispy and the inside was cooked perfectly (See photos). well seasoned and a huge portion Collard greens (10/5) -- smoky, savory, tender, a little sweet and not overly salty Crab rice (5/5) -- this was a daily special and I subbed this as one of the sides for the catfish plate. Seems like a fried rice with the holy trinity and typical cajun seasoning. Flavorful although the crab itself didn't come through This is a must visit eatery with stellar service, food, and vibes.

The food was great! It was all fresh, clean, produce, protein. It was Easy to prepare. Nourishing,…read moreno fat, sugars, or chemicals. The biggest blessing was that they deliver. I have no vehicle and cannot get to my local food pantry. I am elderly on a fixed social security income. I have chronic heart issues, AFib, and osteoarthritis. Their food help is life-saving.

This awesome service is currently (pandemic times) offering delivery of produce boxes to your…read morehouse! I first learned about this great service because they are partnered with Crescent City Farmer's Market to bring boxes from their purveyors. I had a box delivered a couple of Fridays ago. I knew it would be on a Friday (ordered on Tuesday, I think) and they called me midmorning and told me when to expect the box. Then the delivery person called and said they would be at my house in a few. The box was left at my front door and was chock full of amazing fruits and vegetables and even some backed goods. This week I'm going with the combo box which will have both fruit and veggies. If the box you want says sold out or not available. Then try again next week, they only take a specific number of orders per delivery day for their boxes. When we're not in a pandemic, they deliver to community partners and that's where you pick up. This helps get fresh food to areas without grocery stores and can help get discounts via bulk buying. I'm so grateful for this service right now!

Such a cute little shop in a positive, safe space for all. Don't come in here looking for anything…read morein particular, just let the spirit guide you to what you need lol. Lots of art prints and jewelry from local artists and fun progressive/feminist swag. It's a small space but I could easily spend an hour in here looking at all they have to offer. Staff is so friendly and a percentage of proceeds from your purchases go to local philanthropy efforts in the city of New Orleans.

A fun little gift shop!! I easily spent 30 minutes looking at all the fun earrings, bags, hats and…read morestuff. They did have a nice selection of pixie glitter which is environmentally safe. I'm rating 4 out of 5 stars only because I expected an even larger selection of glitter. Stop by anyway, you will find something you can't leave without.