Louisiana cuisine not for you? Try out my favorite Thai restaurant in the Marigny (next to French Quarter) called Sukhothai. On Frenchman St.

I love New Orleans. Stay in the Garden District and take the trolley to the French Quarter. Have a beignet at Cafe du Monde - so yummy!

The french quarter is a must

Experience the Mardi Gras in February. U get cheap necklaces for showing it to other people.

This was one of the most beautiful cities i've ever visited. Everything had character and the night life was full of bright colours and lively people. It's a great place for tours and trying new foods and experiences.

New Orleans is a rough city so keep an eye out for your safety. The city has a lot of history and the bars and food is worth the trip.

Go during Jazz Fest time and be blown away by the sheer number of top acts you'll see for a really really great ticket price. Buy the official poster, hang on to it for a few years and you'll make some money (collectors go nuts over them)...

great food, great music, great culture, bad crime. be careful where you go. stay on main roads and don't get lost.

When in NOLA. Don't miss out on a great meal at Mother's Restaurant. You have not lived if you don't try some beignets at the famous Cafe Du Monde. While there walk to the French market and check out the tee-shirts and other great NOLA swag for your loved ones. If you want a GREAT meal you have to try the food at Restaurant August. It is the BEST!! Cheers to Chef John Besh. He is a great Chef and a stand up guy. He also has a Steakhouse at Harrah's that is OUT OF THIS WORLD!!

This is one of my favorite cities. There's always something to see and do in this city. I do recommend shopping at the French Market and dining at Margaritaville and Cafe Dumonde