This review is for the restaurant at the front of the Healing Center, which is known as "Fatouche"…read more My wife brought me there when we first moved into the area. She swore it was excellent middle eastern food, and she was absolutely right. The food is fresh, fast, and very tasty. The prices are reasonable. The only (minor) drawback is that the service is just a tad sluggish and depending on the complexity of activity in the kitchen (which is half-open to the restaurant), you may have to listen to arguments between the kitchen staff while waiting for your food. Otherwise, everything about this place is great. The space is bright, tastefully decorated, and inviting. There is plenty of seating. It is clean and well-maintained by an attentive staff. I highly recommend Fatouche if you're in the area and feel like good Turkish or Middle Eastern food. The gyro ("yeah-row" here, NOT "jye-roh"), in particular, was especially good.

I want to acknowledge that the New Orleans Healing Center does meaningful work in the community…read more Unfortunately, our family's experience with its internal management was extremely disappointing. My daughter, a white Hispanic woman and single mother, was terminated despite never having been formally written up or, to our knowledge, counseled for the supposed performance problems later used to justify her termination. When she challenged the reasons given and requested a written separation notice, the notice had to be rewritten multiple times because the explanations being provided kept changing. There had been ongoing interpersonal problems involving Devonte Bell that management, including Denise, was aware of. Rather than effectively addressing those problems, our family believes Devonte's personal conflict with problems involving my daughter was allowed to influence the decision to terminate her. We are also deeply concerned that race and gender may have played a role in how she was treated. Devonte is a Black male, while my daughter is a white Hispanic female, and based on the circumstances and the very different treatment she received, our family believes there are legitimate questions about discriminatory treatment that deserve examination. An organization can do wonderful things for its community and still have serious internal management problems. Employees deserve consistency, documentation, accountability, and fair treatment-not changing explanations after they have already been terminated. I sincerely hope the New Orleans Healing Center takes a closer look at its management practices, documentation procedures, employee relations, and accountability. The organization's mission deserves leadership and workplace practices that reflect the same values it promotes publicly.

Very cool library! The offer so many things during the week for the community! It's very likely…read morethat they have some type of programming that you're interested in throughout the week. I attend a conversational Spanish circle on Wednesdays from 6-7. It's very informal and very helpful for me since I want to practice my Spanish on a regular basis. They also offer a conversational French session on Tuesday nights. The librarian was eager to help me, and she showed me how to navigate their website to use online resources for FREE! I love supporting my local libraries because they are such a great resource to the community and cater to a variety of interests. Notes: They have nice lounge chairs sit and work in or to read in. Large enough parking lot. The bathroom is kept tidy!

The permanent library is getting closer! The new space looks like it's going to be amazing! I just…read morehope the city actually funds furniture & materials for this branch. Meanwhile the portable unit has moved to: Rosa Keller Branch TEMPORARY LOCATION during construction Andrew H. Wilson Charter School 3617 General Pershing (enter on S. Miro) 4:30 pm - 8:30 pm, Mon. - Thurs. 10 am - 5 pm, Sat. 504 596-2660 according to the NOPL website.

This is the Bridge City Senior Center. I provide monthly hearing screenings and care for the…read morehearing aids some of the seniors have. The Director, Wanda Singleton is very organized and friendly. She is always helping provide services for the local seniors at the Center. It is a beautiful facility with plenty of activities to offer.

I enjoyed working there for the clients only . but staff just this morning Antoinnette called me…read moreand asked why did I make this statement , be fair upper command need to stay professional and honest at all times. the clients and there family members expect that at all times. it's not slander I have it documented . in a meeting we had myself Chassidy and Mrs. Dee , i will give all my documentation to state . Don't get me wrong the company itself really cares.

From the owner: ArcGNO provides adult day services through the Uptown Community Center…read more The center provides individualized group activities based on a person's desires and goals, all with the aim of promoting independence, self-reliance, and self-esteem. Options vary daily and include health and wellness activities, social outings, and opportunities to volunteer at local non-profits. Depending on your location, transportation services to and from community centers may be available. To learn more about ArcGNO Day Services, call 504.897.0134 or email jengland@arcgno.org.

I assisted with the setup of the venue for an event on last Friday evening, 7/14/23, and attended…read morethe event. This place has so much potential, but the entire experience was made horrible by one person, the sound technician and building maintenance guy, Eric. He said he would be responsible for having the A/C on early to cool the building down--he did not because it was terribly hot in there. The microphones that he controlled were constantly having problems. The lighting that he controlled was horrible. He would not honor the contract and open the door timely to allow caterers access. And to top it all off, he talked down to everyone with his condescending attitude.

I was only here for a meeting but thought I would review as far as the venue/property…read more Arriving with GPS was right on target and the drive from New Orleans was about 18 minutes. Roads between here and there were easy to find and navigate. Once here, parking was easy as there were spots in their designated lot as well as out front. There were several handicap spots available as well. The building itself is beautiful inside and there is a cafeteria and theater. The theater was gorgeous and had seating for over 100 patrons. I am excited to bring my daughter back for a showing now that I know that this planetarium is here!

This is a tremendous place! You can get a hot shower,wash your clothes,charge your phone,a snack @…read more9am,and lunch around 12pm. They can assist with housing - just about anything you could need help with. Hours of operation are: 8am - 1:30pm,Monday - Friday. Closed on holidays. The staff is fantastic and very caring. Security is good,yet polite. If you're homeless and need assistance,they will help - or at least point you in the right direction.

St. Louis Cathedral is easily one of the most beautiful and iconic sights in New Orleans…read more The cathedral is stunning from the outside, especially with its location overlooking Jackson Square, but it's absolutely worth taking the time to go inside as well. The interior is beautiful, peaceful, and filled with history. Even if you're not religious, there's plenty to appreciate here simply from an architectural and historical perspective. It's also one of those landmarks that feels inseparable from the French Quarter. Seeing the cathedral towering over Jackson Square is such a classic New Orleans view, especially in the evening when the whole area takes on a different atmosphere. Admission is free, so there's really no reason to skip it if you're already exploring the French Quarter. Just remember that it is an active place of worship and be respectful when visiting. An essential New Orleans landmark and an easy five stars from me.

The oldest continuously active Roman Catholic cathedral in the United States and a must visit for…read moreall Catholics to the Crescent City. While its exterior face may not stand out aside from its massive size on the end of Jackson Square, its interior is beyond impressive and fulfills its task of both capturing the attention and commanding the reverence of its visitors through its visuals all pointing towards proper worship of the Lord.