A small & new museum in the warehouse district of New Orleans the touches on Jews in the south. We…read morewere taken from the 1600's to the present. There were many movies, artifacts, and photographs that the story of Jewish culture, business, food, entertainment, farming, religion, education and rights of passage in the southern states. The Fortunate unfortunate exhibit told the story of life in a New Orleans orphanage; it was well detailed & upbeat. There were many interactive exhibits that were well presented. There was a small gift shop when we went inside, they were beautiful, artistic mrs. Susan that were encased like fancy chocolates. Eleanor took a group of us to the succah on the rooftop, & she shared was information about social activities here.

Time very well spent. This is a beautiful telling of the…read moreexperience of the Jews of the southern states from 16th century to the present. Covers the highs and lows of the experience as well as the story of the broader fight for civil rights. For Jews and others visiting NOLA - Highly recommended.

I learned so much on this tour--especially about the different brands. I had no idea that several…read morebrands I've tried before are actually connected to Sazerac Company, which was a really interesting surprise. One of the highlights for me was a modern twist on the classic Sazerac--an elderberry and amaro version that was complex, unique, and unexpected. I also tried a coffee-inspired Sazerac that was incredibly smooth, with rich espresso notes that balanced perfectly with the bold flavors of the original. It was so good it honestly made me forget about Patrón XO Cafe. Each floor includes a tasting sample along with a recipe card, which was such a nice touch and makes it easy to recreate the drinks at home. The space is very well set up, with elevators and bathrooms on every floor, and you can even see parts of the distillery during the experience. Overall, it's an engaging, well-organized tour that's both informative and fun. Definitely worth it if you're interested in cocktails or want to learn more about spirits.

We came here on a whim because it was raining heavily and outdoor plans were limited. Since it was…read morewithin walking distance, we decided to check it out and I'm so glad we did. In hindsight, this absolutely deserved a spot on our itinerary. It's a unique combination of a liquor shop, museum, and immersive experience, where they walk you through the history of some of the iconic drinks that originated in New Orleans. The entire experience from the visuals to the storytelling to the tastings comes together beautifully. I was genuinely amazed that something this well done is offered for free. After the tour, we wanted to pick up a few bottles, but unfortunately they were out of what we were looking for. We even came back the next day, but it was still out of stock, which was a bit of a letdown. The staff was incredibly friendly and took the time to answer all our questions. Overall, this is a must-do experience if you're in the area.

Rating: 9/10 I love…read moreCity Park because there is so much packed into it. I finally stumbled upon the Botanical Garden located inside the park and it was so beautiful. I can only imagine how it looks in spring! Walking in the entrance is easy and you get a wristband. I roamed around for 2 hours. Lots of walking and butterflies and pretty sculptures.

Every Wednesday, New Orleans Botanical Garden offers free admission for Louisiana residents…read more Because of this, I decided to go visit the garden for the first time since I've lived here for basically my entire life. Once you step inside, you instantly get hit with the nature vibes. All you're surround with is natural plants, home grown vegetables, and aesthetic walkways. I enjoyed my time walking around the garden. It was very peaceful. Would recommend visiting at least once if you're around the City Park area.

I am attending a bridal shower there in Nov so I haven't visited yet ! Heard good things about it …read more A beautiful venue for any occasion. Michelle made sure our venue was ready ! Very inviting and personable. Experience was awesome! Thanks again for your hospitality

Really cool museum! I liked the history on the steamboats. There's also this really cool model…read morewhich shows early life in Louisana.

Abita Mystery House / UCM Museum…read more 22275 LA-36, Abita Springs, LA 70420 Not food this time. Found something strange out in Abita Springs, and I'm still trying to process it. Nostalgic, weird, and oddly captivating all at once. Louisiana always hides its secrets in plain sight. #tonylameats #abitamysteryhouse #explorelouisiana #abitasprings #louisiana

This was such a fun stop on our recent travels through Abita! I loved all of the surprises and…read morememory inspiring items in the museum! We really enjoyed the crank piano and the 32 foot alligator! Fun stuff! Got a tshirt and some magnets and a mystery bag. The curator was also so helpful and nice. Will be back next time I'm there with another friend.

Cool museum. The gentleman working was pretty darn proud of what they have, what they are working…read moreon and the progress that has been made. Well worth the trip to Lacombe. $3 admission and a lot of history of the area. They are only open for three days a week, so make sure they are open before driving up. Close proximity to New Orleans and the surrounding areas. I would love to come back and bring friends with me. I highly recommend this to everyone.

For what was working and present it was ok, nothing too crazy. Probably wouldn't recommend for 7+read more

There is so much for kids to do here. My grandkids loved it. We easily spent 4 to 5hours here and…read morethey wanted to stay longer. There are 2 floors of different stations for kids to play at and there's more stuff outside. There's also a pretty affordable gift shop. The splash pad was awesome. The staff was very friendly and helpful. Really enjoyed our visit.

I kind of have a thing for finding small museums, attractions and so on for places that are in…read morecities I want to spend some time in. This fit the bill. I came on a Sunday not really realizing there was a larger city event going on in town, which only affected my visit here by slowing down traffic. Getting here was easy, the museum takes up several buildings, so there is plenty of parking. This place is freaking amazing. The employees are very friendly and more than happy to share information about the trains and the city in general. Though they were all about the cruise in that was going on, and I am not into large groups of people. There are model trains with whole cities around them, mock ups of famous buildings, large stores, all made from Legos and similar materials. There is a Jurassic Park, gnomes, dinosaurs and oh so much more. If you are in the area, I highly recommend a stop in here to spend a few hours, especially if you have small humans with you.

My husband is a model train fan so we had to visit when we saw this place. The admission was $5 a…read moreperson and it was well worth it! It would definitely be a good place to bring your children to visit as they have some interactive displays. There are indoor and outdoor displays that include a TON of Legos and shows including Batman, Charlie Brown, Star Trek, Jurassic park, StarWars, and many more. They have different sizes and types of trains so you are able to learn some of the differences. They also had a resident cat outside who is so friendly and followed my husband around demanding love which he was happy to give. I definitely recommend! Rating from F to A+++ I give it an A+++!