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Jamnola - Pralines beignet

Jamnola

4.6(212 reviews)
4.2 miMarigny

I took my 12 year old daughter to JAMNOLA and we had a blast…read more Every room was something different, super colorful, interactive, and just fun. She was excited the whole time, and honestly so was I. It's one of those places where you can actually enjoy it as an adult and still let your kid have their moment too. We definitely got some really cute pictures, so if you're into that, you're going to love it. It's very "stop, pose, next room, do it again" in the best way. It's not a super long experience, but it's worth it. I'd say give yourself about an hour, maybe a little longer if you're taking your time with photos. Only tip is try to go when it's not too crowded, because some people really turn it into a full photoshoot and you'll be waiting a little. Overall, I'd definitely recommend it, especially if you have kids or just want something different to do in the city.

What a fun place, full of insta worthy photo ops, colorful art, and New Orleans soul. This place…read moreis packed full of fun interactive activities as well as New Orleans history (Black masking Indians, jazz legends, music and juke/jazz joints. You can touch most of the art unless there is a sign specifying otherwise. The price is maybe a little steep, we paid something like 35 dollars per ticket, but I think it's worth it. The best part here is the people! Everyone is so invested in the community and making sure everyone has a good time! They were jubilant while sharing their love of New Orleans, from restaurants to jazz places to shows and holes in the wall. You feel true New Orleans hospitality here. In the Marigny/Bywater area you are close to some great dining options, Baldwin & Co. bookstore (reviewed separately), as well as the Allways Lounge (also reviewed separately). We spent a whole day in this neighborhood.

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Vue Orleans Observation Deck  - Breathtaking Views

Vue Orleans Observation Deck

4.6(74 reviews)
3.2 miCentral Business District

Located right off the Spanish Plaza, Vue Orleans is a fun, historic observation tower allowing for…read moreunobstructed views of the riverside and French Quarter. For an observation deck it's reasonably priced as well. Checking in is very easy and it's right next to the Canal Street trolley station making it a convenient stop. When you enter you're greeted with videos and short exhibits outlining New Orleans' deep and rich cultural history. This part really sets a tone for the city and is a great introduction into some of the city's culture if you're unfamiliar with it. When we went it was pretty empty and we felt like we had a lot of time to explore. Heading up into the elevators you watch a short clip on the walls which shows New Orleans throughout the ages and lets you see history well beyond when it was even known as New Orleans. Once you reach the main deck you are inside the tower with panoramic views of the city. There are also exhibits there showing more history. One more short elevator ride later and you are at the outdoor deck. The deck itself is pretty barren but does allow for great photo ops weather pending. We unfortunately went on a very windy day so if you're looking to take photos make sure to check the weather and plan ahead as best as possible. This observation deck isn't as classic or immersive as Sears Tower in Chicago or some of the ones in NYC, but for what it is, it's a very beautiful and fun way to learn more about the vibrant city of New Orleans.

Great immersive and educational museum and observation deck. If you get the city pass, you can get…read morea discount on their Bayou Breeze cocktail at their observation deck cafe. My family and I enjoyed this experience as it is interactive and very interesting. And the 360 view of New Orleans is beautiful.

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Preservation Hall

4.4(945 reviews)
3.5 miFrench Quarter
$$

All I can say is... WOWWWW!! IFYKYK. Went here last month for a friend's birthday trip, and was…read moretold by a friend that used to live in NOLA, that this was a must-see. So glad we had an opportunity to reserve tickets (highly recommend you do) for this intimate musical experience. It highlights the incredible talent, creativity, passion and FUN these artists have for jazz and their instruments. Feeding off each other's energy and really had you moving in your seat. Front seats are WORTH the money!! Each artist got to highlight a song of their choosing and each one ATE! They left no crumbs. I must have been a smiling fool in the 2nd row seats, but music, personally, is the best way to get through me. Years in music myself, I understand the dedication and commitment it takes. You FEEL that here when they are on stage performing. Jazz and its spontaneity and history is the cornerstone to Preservation Hall. I LOVE that there is no recording/picture taking allowed (unless the artists strictly tell you otherwise). It helps keep their art intact but helps immerse yourselves with them into their craft. Living in the moment. The last song they kindly let us record/take pictures and I will treasure them until I can come back. Side note: that trumpeter (I believe his name was Will?) has a VOICE as smooth as velvet and I was mesmerized. Video shows a brief moment of the night.

History. You have…read moreto come here. Surprise guests all of the time. The music is just raw, performed by stellar and professional musicians. No fancy lights, smoke, huge speakers. Think- jazz in your living room and about 80-100 of your friends. Bring cash to tip the band. I wish I would've known to do that. Merch for purchase, including CDs and Vinyl. No videos or photos during the show. The time goes by so much quicker than you imagine. Def leaves you wanting to come back...

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Emporium Arcade Bar - Arcade Bar

Emporium Arcade Bar

3.7(26 reviews)
4.4 miSt. Roch
$$

After TSOM graduation, my daughter wanted to go to....Emporium Arcade Bar. What a fun place to hang…read moreout with my family, relax and enjoy the night. No cover charge, but I got carded. I thought that they were teasing me at first, but no. They checked my ID. Thank you!! That made my day!! As far as the arcade, it is like Chuck-E-Cheese for grownups. A token vending machine against the wall. Four token for $1. A bar serving very reasonably priced adult beverages. (And sodas and water.) Love the wooden green picnic tables. We got a handful of tokens and then started to play. Godzilla and Mandalorian Pinball. Skee-Ball. Arcade basketball. Video games like Pac-man and Tetris. And a very competitive foosball game between my daughters. Just like when they were growing up. The murals covering the walls are by local artists. There are four pool tables. They even let you bring in your own catered food. Amazing. Started by two brother in Chicago, you can feel how this bar is really a local place to vibe with your family and friends. Everyone from the bouncers checking IDs to the bar tender to fellow patrons was so chill. A memorable night capped by playing a game of "Frogger" as we managed to successfully cross the street to our parked car. Thanks to Thomas and his KREWE for a great way to celebrate our daughter's graduation day. (So much better than dinner at Commander's Palace!)

Cool place on St. Claude. I've never been before but I'd go back again. IDs are checked upon…read moreentering but there's no entry fee. When you walk in there's the bar, some tables for seating, TVs showing different sports, and the games since it's an arcade. When we went it was someone's birthday so they had balloons set up. The dj was pretty good with the music and people were even doing some line dances. We didn't play any of the games but we did get some drinks at the bar. The princess Peach was good but I didn't really taste the alcohol. Overall I'd recommend.

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