Know Your NOLA
“I know he saved those kids’ lives because they were grazed by the bullets,” said Leonard. “But to this day, no official from the city, no police, not really even the news, have ever recognized what he did. So I wanted to do something that would help his legacy live on.”
Let’s dig in and take a look at some of the businesses that are making this neighborhood such an increasingly popular place to visit, as well as live.
Here, you’ll find a mix of locals and international travelers, and the concoction is magical.
You can tell that the food here is made with care and love, and from that moment on you will have no other option than to return that
devotion.
This isn’t your average coffee shop in any sense of the word. The high ceilings, light fixtures, furniture and every inch of the community space has been thought out.
In the Iberville, 73 Distillery has rum, vodka, whiskey and bourbon (of course) but with a local twist.
There are at least 29 different beer places in town where you can get craft beer, but one in the Marigny offers a totally different brew experience almost daily. Here, you’ll probably never drink the same beer twice.
While Capulet itself is fairly new, opening just nine months ago, the building it’s housed in has a storied history.
Staples on the menu include things like vegan hot sausage, burgers and fried cauliflower tacos.
Stepping into Euclid Records is like stepping into the 90s. The walls are pink, the decor is funky, and there is 4,000 square feet of records to dive into.