1) Satsuma is an artsy local cafe in the Bywater named for the fragrant tangerine-like fruit that grows down here on the bayou. Come hither to power through your hangover the healthy way with New Orleans style chickory coffee and Satsuma beet limeade.
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| Above is breakfast, to the left is rouge owl woman at her perch on the wall of Satsuma. |
2)If you are funky fresh enough to still own a record player, than you need to pop into Euclids near the train tracks in Bywater. The guy who was working was drinking a PBR outside in the sun when we got there. Oh, New Orleans. Do people here drink like fish 24-7? Yes, yes they do. Now, time to procure your mid-morning Miller High Life!
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| Fine specimen in it's element. |
3) The Joint is a juicy BBQ locale in the Bywater with a behemoth custom built smoker created by a neighbor. I swear to goofy that the vinegar-sauced pulled pork sandwich I ingested here was the best I have ever had.
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| Bombs away! |
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| Always Smokin' |
4) Any woman who is anybody will find her dainty self inside of the Fleur de Paris hat shop in the French Quarter. WARNING: You better have a pretty penny in your bank account (or a sugar daddy) before you mosey into this place.
Somehow I got my dirty mitts on this incredible headpiece:
5) Guys Po-Boys is a traditional New Orleans take–out spot in the Irish Channel. Marvin was busy putting shrimp po’ boys together behind the line.
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| If you see Marvin, tell him I said hi! |
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| Heaven. |
These guys take a lot of pride in the way they make their food and treat their customers. Highly recommended!!
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