Visit New Orleans!
Creating memories that last a lifetime.
With prayers, the solemn tolling of bells, second line parades, the drumming of Mardi Gras Indians, commemorative services, and tear filled eyes, south Louisiana residents relived those first days of Katrina. Local and national television stations replayed the heart wrenching … Continue reading
I am always searching for new breakfast ideas. I found this recipe in Breakfasts Brunches published by the Culinary Institute of America. There are over 175 recipes from the world’s premier culinary college. There are new and familiar breakfast beverages, … Continue reading
One of the top historical stops in the French Quarter is the Old Absinthe House. This landmark is located at the intersection of Bourbon and Bienville. The bar was named the Absinthe Room when drinking absinthe grew in popularity in New Orleans. Despite its … Continue reading
Over the years , so many feet have lingered in front of the sandwich counter at Domilises’s Po’Boy shop waiting for the sandwiches, that a shallow, uneven hole has been worn into the linoleum- exposing flooring of the past. The … Continue reading
