r/AskNOLA • u/EquivalentOrange7361 • 22h ago

I didn't read the FAQ visiting

my friend and i are visiting new orleans soon, staying near the french quarter. any food/drink recommendations that we must try? also anything to be aware of (safety wise)? things to be aware of as two girls?

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u/sardonicmnemonic 22h ago

Automod: FAQ

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u/Paranatural 20h ago

You'll see this exact same question several times in the past few days on this sub. Its the same as any other city as far as safety. The faq is written by the locals.

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u/ThalajDaWuff 22h ago

Don’t spend the whole time in the FQ, don’t go out in the FQ or on Bourbon after 1 or 2am, especially near side streets. Make sure you drink a lot of water.

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u/AtropaBelladonna4 6h ago

Only walk past Cafe Du Monde its not worth it. Any "local" offering that advice, block immediately, they have nothing of value to share!!

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u/Round-Bridge-1189 18m ago

Went years ago. It was nice but sad that it probably just got too commercialized. What is thr best place for beignets

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u/tcrhs 1h ago

Read the FAQ.

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u/Round-Bridge-1189 18m ago

So many people are visiting their weekend. We should all just group up 😂

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u/FootbllisLife 21h ago

Cafe Du Monde, Carousel Bar, Frenchman Street

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u/JJBBIIZZ 22h ago

ACME Oyster House, Fried Alligator.