Rodeway Inn Downtown
Travel Blogs from New Orleans
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... was Cafe Du Monde. The oldest cafe in New Orleans and unashamedly touristy, but serving the best and only Beignets I'd ever tasted accompanied by some great street jazz. Open 24 hours, the only items on the menu are beignets, coffee and hot chocolate. Served steaming hot and drowned in a layer of icing sugar, the beignets were at their best when dunked in the bitter chicory coffee. I had them for breakfast and dinner and could have eaten them for lunch ...
Day 19 ... New Orleans!
... had a aircondition ;-). After the Tour we went to see a original Mississippi Steamboat, eat Gumbo for lunch and as dessert the famous French Doughnut ... mhhhhhhh yum yum! Before we reached our car we came to a little Voodoo Museum ;-) it was a little bit creepy but cool. Then we went home to get ready for the night at the Bourbon street ;-) The night at the Bourbon Street? ... awesome ;-))) From one bar to the next and from one drink ...
A dream come true in The Big Easy!!
... I'd learned about the burial rules on the city tour (because they are, on average, 6 feet below the water table, they have to bury above ground), so it was extra interesting. And knowing this was where they'd shot some of the movies I like (e.g. "Double Jeopardy") it was extra cool. Then we wandered through the pretty Garden District looking at all the beautiful big houses, before strolling onto Magazine Street, stopping for some yummy ...
Sadly New Orleans was a Bust
... to me trying to talk to her.
She tells me the city doesn't allow her to have animals. She has been fighting with them over the state of her house and the tents in the yard for years, which they have been trying to force her to remove. They finally reached some sort of compromise where she can have three tents in the yard, but no animals. This would have been useful to know before I got there of course.
In the middle of this conversation, I start to hear drums and ...
Laissez les bons temps rouler
... show finishes, Karaoke kicks off!! There are a few lame slow songs and Rebecca is 5th in line. I just can't believe what she picked. Flagpole Sitta by Harvey Danger (the theme tune used on Peep Show for opening and closing credits!!) A great song choice and it livens the place up!!
Rebecca sings another song, we finish our beers and seeing as tomorrow is Monday, we head back to hers and I have an early bus as well.
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