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Things to do in Central Business District
Scout has 0 verified spots mapped in Central Business District, 12 with full Scout intelligence.
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Typical spend
$75
Typical visit
1.7 hr
Easy parking
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Best spots in Central Business District
Central Business District
The Roosevelt New Orleans, A Waldorf Astoria Hotel
Visit The Roosevelt for an upscale evening, perhaps starting with cocktails at the famous Sazerac Bar and followed by dinner or a special event. Expect to spend a few hours and a significant amount per person.
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Ghost Bar
Ghost Bar is a casual stop in the French Quarter for drinks, often good for a pre or post-dinner cocktail or a low-key hangout. Expect to spend $10-30 per person for a drink or two.
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Copper Vine Restaurant
Copper Vine is a chic spot for New American fare, wine, and cocktails. It's suitable for a relaxed dinner or brunch on the patio, expecting to spend $30-75 per person for about 1.5 hours.
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The Windsor Court
The Windsor Court offers an upscale setting for a sophisticated evening, whether for drinks at the bar, dinner, or afternoon tea. Expect to spend a few hours and between $75-$500 per person depending on the activity.
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The Ritz-Carlton, New Orleans
This is a good spot for an upscale evening out, whether for dinner, cocktails, or a spa treatment. Expect to spend a few hours and a significant amount per person.
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Luke
Luke is an elegant brasserie for a meal, often paired with a show or drinks nearby. Expect to spend 1.5-2 hours and around $50-$100 per person.
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Drip Affogato Bar NOLA
This is a chic spot for a quick dessert or coffee pairing, ideal for a casual date night or solo treat after dinner. Expect to spend $10-25 per person for a delicious affogato or drink.
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Orpheum Theater New Orleans
The Orpheum Theater is a historic venue for live music and performances, often paired with dinner before a show. Expect a visit duration of 2-3 hours and ticket costs typically ranging from $50 to $200 per person.
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Mahogany Jazz Hall
This is a good spot for an evening or late-night outing, specifically for live jazz and cocktails. Plan for a 1.5-hour visit, with an expected spend of $30-75 per person.
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The Sazerac House
The Sazerac House is a free, self-guided tour focusing on cocktail history. It takes about an hour, and can be paired with a meal or drinks nearby; expect to spend money on samples or purchases if desired.
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Espresso Coffee & Pastry Co.
This is a casual coffee shop suitable for a quick breakfast, a coffee break, or a light snack. Expect to spend 30 minutes and around $5-15 per person.
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Mother's Restaurant
This is a busy cafeteria-style spot for a quick, casual meal of classic Southern fare, particularly po' boys, popular with both locals and tourists. Expect to spend $15-35 per person and about 45 minutes for your meal.
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