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NOLA

The very aptly titled NOLA is a great restaurant in New Orleans that puts together a mixture of Southern-styled and Cajun food in a way that elevates it to a fine dining experience.  If you want the classiest of Creole eateries, this is the place to check out.  Everything is prepared not just to excite the tongue, but to create a dazzling aesthetic presentation.  It’s a pretty popular place and has very limited hours, however, so make sure to put in your reservation early.  Bring along a date and you’ll be sure to

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The R Bar

The R Bar is a great New Orleans’ dive bar that provides all the hole-in-the-wall ambiance that you would expect.  This bar is dark, friendly and serves up great drinks for low prices.  Being that it’s a corner bar-type place, you can expect a cast of regulars to be propping up the bar no matter what night you choose to show up.  Knock back a few drinks and strike up a conversation with someone new or bring along a date for some after-dinner drinks.  And if you happen to drink a little too much and can’t make your way home, t

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Acme Oyster House

Acme Oyster House is an amazing oyster bar down in New Orleans’ French Quarter.  This popular seafood restaurant is a favorite of both locals and regular tourists alike and there’s rarely a time when you won’t have to wait at least a bit to get yourself a seat.  But once you do get a chance to dig in, you’ll be duly impressed with what they have to offer.  And if you don’t happen to enjoy oysters, they have plenty of other classic Cajun food on the menu.  For a fun place to take your date while wandering the streets of Nola, check out Ac

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Visit Jackson’s Square

If you’re a resident of New Orleans and haven’t had the chance to explore Jackson Square yet, this is one place that you should take a day out to see.  Bring along someone special and stroll through this magnificent park, taking in the many historic sights.  See the St. Louis Cathedral, the museums, galleries and restaurants of the area.  Experience the life in the park, the local artists and events that Jackson Square is known for.  Or take a carriage ride tour of the entire French Quarter while there.  For those that want a nic

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Sazerac Bar

New Orleans’ Sazerac Bar is a drinking establishment with a long and illustrious history.  The new incarnation, restored to resemble its former self as much as possible, attempts to capture the spirit of a previous era and it does so rather remarkably.  Located within the Roosevelt Hotel, Sazerac is a place where you can sit back in a classy atmosphere, enjoy some excellently prepared cocktails and just forget about the troubles of the day.  The bartenders are skilled and friendly and you’ll likely fi

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Ocean Springs

For a short trip away from the hustle and bustle of New Orleans, journey just up the Mississippi coast to the small town of Ocean Springs.  Whether you’re looking to spend some time relaxing on the beach or want to explore this town’s historic shopping district, there’s plenty to do here.  With an amazing selection of restaurants and art galleries, you’ll quickly find yourself in love with this little town.  Or stop by during certain times of the year to experience one of their many festivals.  Has anyone

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Maple Leaf Bar

For nearly 40 years, The Maple Leaf Bar has been bringing entertainment to the New Orleans’ bar scene by acting as an amazing live music venue.  This home of jazz, blues and more hosts performances seven days a week, making it a great place to kick back and have a drink any night you choose.  But it’s not just about the music and you can expect to find all sorts of other fun things going on at The Maple Leaf throughout the week.  Stop by, have a few drinks and listen to some up-and-coming bands.  You might even meet someone new there. 

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Tammany Trace

Just across the lake from New Orleans is the Tammany Trace, a great trail that is not merely a place to get out and bike, hike or ride a horse, but is also a pathway that will take you on a mini-journey.  While travelling this nearly 30-mile trail, you’ll run into all sorts of places and events to distract you.  From restaurants to recreation areas to the peace and quiet of nature, this is a fun place to have a couple’s adventure.  Best of all, it’s also long enough that you can come back and continue your journey on another day.  Has

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Plum

Plum is a cool little New Orleans’ store that offers up a little bit of everything.  You won’t find grand and expensive jewelry here, but what you will find is an eclectic mix of items that are simple, affordable and personal.  Whether you’re looking to find some cute jewelry, a gift more practical or just something silly that speaks your mind, Plum has a great assortment to choose from.  Shops like Plum are proof that you don’t always have to empty your wallet to find a gift that your someone special will love.  Has anyon

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