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• The Burgundy Bed and Breakfast
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  The Burgundy Bed and Breakfast 2513 Burgundy St, New Orleans, LA 70117, USA 29.9670769 , -90.0515647
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• Le Richelieu Hotel in the French Quarter New Orleans, LA
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  Le Richelieu Hotel in the French Quarter New Orleans, LA 1234 Chartres St, New Orleans, LA 70116, USA 29.9618154 , -90.0596469
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  Hotel Storyville 1261 Esplanade Ave, New Orleans, LA 70116, USA 29.9675211 , -90.0654659
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• Family Inns of America
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  Family Inns of America 6303 Chef Menteur Hwy, New Orleans, LA 70126, USA 30.011397 , -90.015022
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  London Lodge Motel 9301 Airline Hwy, New Orleans, LA 70118, USA 29.97231 , -90.122196
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• New Orleans

  Fighting off the demons of recent times with a combination of indomitable community spirit and a shared love of local superstar Lil Wayne, New Orleans is fast overcoming the dark days of hurricane Katrina, and returning to the happy times and staunch, fun loving outlook of a city living by the motto "Let the good times roll."
  
  Seen by many as almost as Caribbean as it is American, New Orleans is boisterous and colorful, full of a vivacious energy that seems to soak into the skin from the moment you arrive amongst the funky sounds of the city streets and the succulent tastes of foods fused through the city’s multifaceted cultural influences. It could turn out to be a city of offense or crime easily, dynamic and moderate with abundance in the way of bizarre, rough parties and garish, cocktail-infused, fast ways of life.

  And why not? After all, few cities revel in the good times quite as much as New Orleans. New Orleans is one of the few locations in which you can visit for a day or two and make memories that will last forever.
  
  There’s plenty to discover aside from a good-time vibe, too, like the delicate pastel buildings of the French Quarter, with its trams, fusions architecture and shambolic yet seductive old stores and churches. Hop on and off the trams to grab crepes, dine in opulent restaurants like the Carousel Bar, or take a horse and carriage ride through Jackson Square, soaking up the quiet ambience of the manicured gardens and eying the church spires piercing the skyline.
  
  Woldenberg Park at sunset is another alluring and romantic corner of New Orleans, while the City Park Sculpture Garden or a relaxing ride on the top deck of the Steamboat Natchez are not to be sniffed at, either. You’ll find the traces of liberal-era hippiedom in amongst the open space of the city, with the modern art LOVE sign still occupying a small park corner, and sexual direction of absolutely no consequence to liberal locals.
  
  New Orleans is a city unlike any other, steeped in history and passion, and, for all its recent tragedy, still falling happily into the liberal comedy end of the city-destination spectrum. All in all, its freethinking, lively, and more fun that than even the enlightened might expect.

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• 516 Julia St

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  516 Julia St, New Orleans, LA 70130, USA

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• 3700 St Charles Ave

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  3700 St Charles Ave, New Orleans, LA 70115, USA

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• 3607 Magazine St

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  3607 Magazine St, New Orleans, LA 70115, USA

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• 3700 Magazine St

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  3700 Magazine St, New Orleans, LA 70115, USA

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  70118, 8124 Oak St, New Orleans, LA 70118, United States

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  150 Lakeview Cir, Covington, LA 70433, USA

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• Madisonville

  As a result of a wealth of shellfish Madisonville was supposed to be the site of the Native American town of Chiconcte. In 1810 for the appreciation of President of the United States James Madison, it was renamed.

   Its an essential port giving various products like bricks and different things of the towns along the Tchefuncte to New Orleans in the decades prior to the American Civil War.

  In the late twentieth century, the beginning of the Lake Pontchartrain Causeway and related roads consistently conveyed Madisonville into the hover of Greater New Orleans.

  In 2005, a great part of the town overwhelmed with the Lake Pontchartrain storm flood of Hurricane Katrina. Alongside the lower levels of the fire station, the police headquarters were also demolished by the floodwaters.

  Closely where the stream enters Lake Pontchartrain, there is a lighthouse toward the finish of the Tchefuncte River, which was constructed in 1838 and is on the United States National Register of Historic Places. In 1965, the land course to the beacon was annihilated by Hurricane Betsy and since then one can only reach it via boat.

  Madisonville, LA 70447, USA

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• Michael Saucier
  So this place is amazing save for one HUGE exception. The service is amazing. Attentive but aloof in all the right ways. The food is exceptional especially the prepared plates. But when you get to the end of your meal... no coffee!!! Wtf?? The only reason I am docking a star is because of that.
• Edward Pitard
  The scallop sashimi with Hibiscus oil was one of the most INCREDIBLE dishes of my life Ingeniously Delicious
• Doug Brown K
  Love this place. The environment and setting is amazing. The food was tasty and wine selection is great. The servers we very knowledgeable about everything and answered all of our questions sufficiently. Would definitely go back!
• Corina Calsing
  The restaurant is beautiful. It feels like an oasis in a sort of rundown, still transitional neighborhood. We arrived right when the opened and our meal was great from beginning to end. Everything is served tapas style. My husband and I split three dishes and a bottle of wine and got out for about $100. Pretty good for such a remarkable place. We had some canned seafood, squid in ink. It was interesting. They served it some bread, a smear of butter, and a chili sauce on the side. We had the house-cured salmon with goat cheese. A bit on the sweet side, but very delicious. The best dish by far was the pork katsu. I don't think I've had such a perfectly balanced dish in a very long time. We will go back just for that. It inspired us to come up with similar variations to make at home. All in all, a great leisurely meal at the bar.
• Kate Llona
  Magical place. Spent two hours drinking fantastic wine and snacking on delicious foods. Bill was under $100 for a bottle of wine and 3 dishes and we were very full.

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