From elegant French Style cuisine at Bayona to
the peasant food of the gumbo  parlors, New
Orleans tells its story by cooking.
Local  ingredients prepared in the down home
way reveal a cultural mix unlike any other.
Spanish, French, Canadian, Island and African;
they all  come together in New Orleans to elevate
peasant food to cuisine.
New Orleans
the Beignet (left), a fried dough covered with powered
sugar served at the Café du Monde
New Orleans café du Monde is open twenty four hours
and  famous for beignets, coffee with chicory, and Café
au lait , a coffee served with steamed milk.
New Orleans has a mystique about it.  Food and music
are at the heart of that image.
When you visit New Orleans you see self expression at
every turn: from the food to the music to the festival;
New Orleans loves to party.
New Orleans Museums, Food, Music, Art
One of the finest restaurants in
the city, Chef Susan Spicer's
Bayona on Dauphine Street
serves a Provence-style salmon
that can not be equaled.
The French
Market and
particularly the Café
du Monde are
unofficial food
museums.  They have
preserved the
traditions.  The du
Monde,  the beignet
and traditional chicory
coffee.
The New Orleans Museum of Art, the Riverwalk,
Garden District, Wharehouse district, French
Market, or the mansions of New Orleans; there is
much vacation sightseeing in New Orleans.
Museum to Food and Music
New Orleans Museums of Art
New Orleans African American Museum
French Quarter

Ogden Museum Of Southern Art
Warehouse District

New Orleans Museum Of Art
Near Botanical Gardens, Carrolton Avenue/ Route 10

Besethoff Sculpture Gardens
New Orleans Botanical Gardens, Near Rout 10
Diboll Gallery, Loyola University New Orleans
St. Charles Ave., Uptown Section

Newcomb Art Gallery
Broadway Street, Uptown

Contemporary Art Center, visual and
Performance Art,  Magazine St. Warehouse
District
New Orleans Jazz National
Historic Park,
916 North Peters St., French
Market, French Quarter   
9-5 daily except Sunday Monday,  
Handicap access,
free admission
Lectures , films, concerts, walking
tours  at he Mississippi River end
of Decatur Street
New Orleans Jazz and
Heritage Festival
New Orleans Jazz Club Collection at the
Louisiana State Museum,
http://lsm.crt.state.la.us/collections/jazz.htm
The Southern Food and
Beverage Museum
The Riverwalk
Off Julia St. next to the
Convention Center  10-7  
Sunday Noon - 6 PM
Menu Archives
A New Orleans Museums to Food, French Market
Breakfast in the
French Market
includes eggs,
home fries,
sausage, grits, and
biscuit.
The world War II D-Day Museum
www.ddaymuseum.org/
New Orleans
Museums to Food,
Music, Art are located
near Riverwalk, the
Wharehouse District,   
and the French Market
New Orleans Museums, Food, Music, Art include the
Riverwalk, the Wharehouse District,  the French
Market, and the mansions.
New Orleans offers much vacation sightseeing.
New Orleans Museum areas
include the Riverwalk and the
French Market where there is
much vacation sightseeing.
New Orleans French Quarter is
like a Museum with its houses
that date to the early 1800s when
New Orleans was
French territory
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Hotels
For a good choice of hotels with discount prices,
visit Where to stay in New Orleans (LA) for more
information.
April Jazz and Heritage Festival
April 27 2012 to May 6, 2012