u/mcAlimv

A week in NOLA (with my mother!)

I’m taking my mother, Candi (67) to jazz fest! She always spoke about her first time at jazz fest- I decided when I made enough money, I’d take her and we’d go all out!

I’m leaving plenty of time for us to explore and walk around. Gardens and parks are very loved!

She’s pretty fit, so if anyone could recommend a great yoga place, that would be amazing. She loves coffee. Usually is vegetarian (but decided to suspend that for this trip! Fish-a-tarian!)-any crazy good veggie spots? She doesn’t drink much, but I wanted her to experience some classic NOLA drinks. She usually does not partake in the 🍃 but says she would be interested in a little bit (if possible)! She isn’t a huge shopper, but likes to pick up some local artistry.

She loves music. That’s why we’re here!

What I have so far:

22

-Manchac swamp wildlife tour (kayak)

-reservations at MaMou

23-26

-JAZZ FEST!!!

27

-NOLA street art tour

-reservations at Pêche

28

- reservations at Cafe Reconcile

A list of places I have for us to work in (or not):

Sweets

Hansens Sno-blitz

Sno-la snoballs

Angelo Brocado’s Gelato

Beignets

Loretta’s Authentic Pralines

Cafe du Monde

Bfast

Bearcat cafe 8-3

Tartine 8-3

Who dat cafe 7-2

Willa Jean

Bakery

Ayu Bakehouse

La Boulangerie

Bywater Bakery

Levee Baking Co.

Parkway Bakery

Coffee

Cherry Coffee Roasters

Mammoth

Petite Rouge

HONEY’S (?)

Mojo

Congregation Coffee

Walk

French Quarter

Garden district

City park

Bourbon Street

Jackson square

Bars

Lafittes Bar (*)

Erin Rose (*)

Arnauld’s French 75 bar

The Carousel Bar (?)

Tujagues

Sazerac House (?)

Shopping

Royal street

Magazine street

Frenchman Art Bazaar

If there is anywhere or anything I should avoid, or I’m totally missing out on some necessary experiences, please advise! I want her to love her visit (she will no matter what), and live and breathe NOLA.

Thanks in advance! See you soon NOLA ❤️

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