Quote Originally Posted by IntenseOperator: While this thread was originally about Bourbon St and New Orleans…. fyi…. If you haven’t been there You’re blessed. There isn’t a bigger cesspool than Bourbon Street. Or the neighborhoods around it. HARD PASS I've been there multiple times and it's fantastic. The last time was a few years ago for my buddies bachelor party. We booked the trip without realizing it was Jazz Fest week. It was magical.
Stu---I completely agree. A wonderful city. Music, food and friendly people. Used to go to the House of Blues. Saw Buckwheat Zydeco, who I admit I had never heard of . Great show. Preservation Hall and street musicians right and left. Went to K-Pauls Louisianna Kitchen, when Paul Prudhomme was starting the Cajun cooking revolution. Emeril's, Commander's Palace joined by exciting new restaurants on a regular basis. Stay at the Dauphine Orleans in the French Quarter. A really fun hotel at a fair price. People have different tastes but I love this city.
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Quote Originally Posted by StumpTownStu:
Quote Originally Posted by IntenseOperator: While this thread was originally about Bourbon St and New Orleans…. fyi…. If you haven’t been there You’re blessed. There isn’t a bigger cesspool than Bourbon Street. Or the neighborhoods around it. HARD PASS I've been there multiple times and it's fantastic. The last time was a few years ago for my buddies bachelor party. We booked the trip without realizing it was Jazz Fest week. It was magical.
Stu---I completely agree. A wonderful city. Music, food and friendly people. Used to go to the House of Blues. Saw Buckwheat Zydeco, who I admit I had never heard of . Great show. Preservation Hall and street musicians right and left. Went to K-Pauls Louisianna Kitchen, when Paul Prudhomme was starting the Cajun cooking revolution. Emeril's, Commander's Palace joined by exciting new restaurants on a regular basis. Stay at the Dauphine Orleans in the French Quarter. A really fun hotel at a fair price. People have different tastes but I love this city.
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