Edible New Orleans is a quarterly magazine (free around town) devoted to local foodways. It is…read moreonly on issue #5 but I've enjoyed each and everyone. Some of the articles are about stuff you know (like McKenzie's buttermilk drops available at Tastee's) but other stuff is definitely new (at least to me). The writing has been pretty good to excellent, the stories engaging and the photos gorgeous. It is part of the Edible communities publications.

Some of us don't have an eye for design…read more It's not that we're terrible at it: it's just that when we want to create a cool graphic for our websites, people say "Hey, nice graphic you put together," rather than "I must get the name of your designer." David is the guy with the eye. He's done a couple of graphics for me, which never fail to impress. If this were the 1950s, his work would elicit a "Zap," "Swell," or "Neat-o!" As an SEM myself, I can recognize that David's other services are probably just as good as his design chops.

From the owner: We are a full-service digital marketing agency and we specialize in web design & development, SEO,…read morelocal SEO, social media, and branding for small businesses.

Broad Street Cider was definitely a place I will return anytime I'm in New Orleans!! I love that…read morethey are all natural in the fermentation process (NO ADDED SUGARS/SYRUPS) and gluten free!! Excellent experience with great owners!! We enjoyed everything about it!! The ciders and meads were amazing and refreshing!! The charcuterie tray was super fun...and had many things I'd never tasted! I appreciated learning all of the origins and history of the foods/drinks! The pub design/lighting is cozy and I loved seeing many of the different steps of the processing in the well organized working space behind the bar! Thank you for a great time and we'll see y'all again next time! =)

Their ciders and meads are very dry and bitter. Hard to get any flavor notes because of this.read more

Incredible company! They always deliver high quality materials even on a tight deadline. They are…read morevery on top of it, communicative, and very responsive throughout the whole process. Fair prices, too. Really couldn't ask for a better marketing company.

From the owner: Good Look Creative is a New Orleans based digital design firm specializing in web design, graphic…read moredesign, printing, corporate identity, brand development and marketing. We are Louisiana natives who are passionate about helping businesses an organizations with print and digital communications. We hope to earn your business and become a long-term partner in continuing your team's success. Please reach out by submitting the form on our website or call/text 504.457.7630.

I watch channel 8 news at night to stay up with the local news and weather. But I mainly watch it…read morefor the weather reports in the local viewing area, which could be life threatening during Hurricanes, high water etc. I have experienced without notice they will be off the air at 9 and 10 P.M. for games, comedies or something. I had started taping the 9 P.M. news to run through the baloney and many obnoxious commercials they show. They started the same nonsense at 10 P.M. too. Last night after trying to find any weather report about the storm coming our way the next day past 10 P.M. with a comedy playing on Channel 8. I changed to another station for good last night. If you want BS watch channel 8. If you want real time weather, get a Barometer. Chet W.

Tired of getting non local news through my feed. Yall post too much BS from around the country that…read moredoesn't matter here in the New Orleans area. Yall claim to be "local first" on your Facebook page, but are far from it. Click bait articles from outside of Louisiana.

To the Executive Director,…read more It is with great enthusiasm that I write to apply for the internship at CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates) New Orleans. My belief is that CASA New Orleans offers me a great opportunity as it provides a wide range of social experiences in conjunction with a great training program. I have never thought of anything more fulfilling than making sure a child has protection, is treated with dignity, and learns and grows in the safe embrace of a loving family. Society has a fundamental obligation to ensure the basic rights and needs of every child are met, and CASA volunteers are a formidable force that fights for these rights. I if given the chance I will use my objective, which is to build and use my leadership skills in my best interest to help abused and neglected children in court. I'm currently majoring in Child Care and Development at Delgado Community College and will receive my degree this year. This will help me in my field by knowing how to understand and relate to a variety of children's mindsets and behaviors. I consider myself to be creative and outgoing with excellent communication skills , which will help me build and maintain a healthy relationship with all ages of children and my co-workers. I enjoy interacting with a diverse group of people and collaborating new ideas to improve my work environment. My background of experience, schoolwork, and volunteer activities indicates how I will make a valuable intern. I've always been very engaged in my environment. Being in different social organizations such as Key Club, ROTC, and Be Real I have helped better my community. In Key Club I raise money for the well-being of children. In Be Real's organization, which I'm still an active member in, makes sure every child stays focus and on the right path to graduate from either high school or college. In ROTC we trained cadets helped volunteer around the community at nursing homes, hospitals, and visited the library every weekend to read to the little kids. My experience of foster care and how I excelled towards my success determines that I will make sure every single child will thrive throughout their childhood and adulthood. The possibility of joining your company interests me because I had a CASA worker when I grew up in the foster care system, which is another reason why I have an advantage on knowing what kids really want and need. I am very familiarized with CASA New Orleans, and I had also helped with expanding the network of CASA by broadcasting on the radio and live television. I am committed to giving my best to any situation, having a full approach and would relish any situation where I was working with like-minded people. I am intrigued and excited about helping with the rights of children. I look forward to interning with CASA New Orleans and hope to hear from you soon.

From the owner: CASA stands for: Court Appointed Special Advocates. Every Advocate is just a regular citizen like…read moreyou. Volunteers, appointed by the courts, who have been trained in how to advocate for neglected and abused children in the foster care and family court systems. Trained to assure the rights and needs of these children are at the forefront of decisions that are being made by judges and lawyers and family members. CASA provides a caring, trained, responsible adult to fight for that child and their rights at the most vulnerable time in their life.

Omg the best music and the best DJ's . The music is dreamy, cheesy and spacey and mesmerizing. Love…read morelove love love

Second best radio station in the Crescent City. This station is the Tulane University radio station…read more91.5 FM, and is run by students and volunteers. Most of the DJs are students, with their own playlists, agendas, styles, and commentaries on things. If you don't like the style, don't touch that dial, just give them an hour or so to finish up their shift and another student DJ will be on shortly. I appreciate the fact that this station doesn't play any advertisements. Since it's a non-profit radio station associated with the educational community, they just play public service announcements reminding you about community events and safety announcements. They don't play a whole lot of local New Orleans Cajun and Zydeco, at least not as much as their main competitor, WWOZ.

BUYER BEWARE! Anyone who uses this location to ship is getting ripped off. This location was out of…read moreconvenience today as I was in the area. However. They had the audacity to tell me that when I go to my local yet different location, which has always been courteous, polite and patient, that I do not get charged $8 to send ground USPS but instead they told me I would get charged $20 for the same option. The man proceeded to tell me to go elsewhere and that he didn't care where I go. That they don't ever charge that up charge he keeps referring to, that the prices I told him when I politely asked him to be sure because (UPS locations) does not "up charge as a courtesy". So here I am making sure everyone knows that they are ripping people off and do not have a good business model at this location. Sadly, each location is privately owned which likely explains the awful customer service and conversation. I made sure to tell him I didn't care, that he doesn't care. Yet, I do care about my Yelp community and sincerely ask that you reconsider when approaching this location. They are ripping all of us off.

The staff here isn't that friendly. I had to wait in an almost empty lobby (just one other…read morecustomer) until 1 of the 3 workers acknowledged me and offered to assist. You can drop off your returned amazon's order here for free. Plenty of parking. The Store is located on a strip off of Claiborne.

Super smart, thoughtful and caring staff who invest in your business or non-profit's success.read more

From the owner: trepwise is an impact consulting firm whose mission is to use entrepreneurial thinking to grow and…read moresustain for-profit and non-profit organizations.