Court of Two Sisters Restaurant in New Orleans

If you are planning on going to Mardi Gras in New Orleans this year be sure to stop by the Court of two sisters restaurant located in the French Quarter.

The restaurant is named for two sisters Emma and Bertha Camors. The restaurant has over 80 different types of items on its menu and are prepared fresh daily. You can dine in their large courtyard while listening to a great jazz band. If you enjoy such Creole dishes such as Veal Oscar,crabmeat, and shrimp you will certainly enjoy this restaurant. I would suggest that you make a reservation as this is an extremely popular restaurant. The restaurant is located at 613 Royal St. in the French Quarter.

Intercontinental Hotel New Orleans

If you are looking for a very prestigious hotel in New Orleans look no further than the Intercontinental.

The location of this hotel is perfect for the tourist or business traveler. You can conveniently walk to the French quarter, business district, Superdome and Bourbon Street. If is a very elegant hotel the rooms are quite large and have a great view of the city. The hotel staff are exceptional. One of the shortcomings of the hotel is no Wi-Fi only in the lobby. They do have a great free breakfast and late checkout is 2 PM. There is a nice pool on the top floor that is open to 10 PM the gym is quite nice is open 24hrs So if you are planning a pleasure or business trip to New Orleans be sure to check with your travel agent about package deals at the Intercontinental.

The Po-Boy Sandwich

I have been to New Orleans many times and enjoy all the typical food such as red beans and rice and jambalaya. But one of my favorites is the po-boy sandwich. This sandwich which comes in many varieties form the hot roast beef, ham and cheese, to seafood such as crabmeat and shrimp.

If you are visiting New Orleans for the first time and want to enjoy a great po-boy sandwich check out Mahoney's Po-Boy Shop located on Magazine Street in a blue building. The shop owned by Ben Wicks create a truly classic sandwich. You may enjoy a sandwich topped with such items as jumbo shrimp with fried green tomatoes, and a spicy roulade sauce served on French bread. Don't forget to ask for the Creole slaw served with chicken livers. So for a unique dining experience try Mahoney's Po-Boy Shop in New Orleans.

Tujague's in New Orleans

Tujague's is one of the oldest restaurants in New Orleans. It is located in the French Quarter near the famous French market.

This restaurant will provide you with a unforgettable dining experience. Keeping with the the Creole tradition you should try the shrimp remoulade. You might also want to experience their a filet mignon or fresh seafood. The restaurant is located on Decatur Street. I could go on and on about how great the food is here while visiting New Orleans you should really try it for yourself you will not be disappointed.