.... hopefully y’all can recommend a few places that won’t break the bank. We’re staying in the FQ, Hotel Monteleone, if that makes any difference. Good bar suggestions are appreciated as well..... Thanks!

Just a few...Carousel Bar at Hotel Monteleone, Tujauges in French Quarter, Columns Hotel on St. Charles, Feelings Cafe,

Hotel Monteleone had a good breakfast and brunch last year (2003) but make reservations.

The best that I have ever found was at the Carousel Bar at the Hotel Monteleone. Now, I do not know if the Carousel Bar is still there, or if they are as good, but back when, they were great and unique. Hunt

We are planning a wedding in New Orleans in October. Does anyone know anything about weddings at Hotel Monteleone, The St. Louis Hotel or Chateau Sonesta? There will be about 150 guests. Would appreciate all reviews and...

Carousel Bar at Hotel Monteleone. Love the spicy flavor and the garnishes (spicy pickled green bean, olives, etc)

Ditto the hotel lobby recommendation. The Monteleone one was fabulous two years ago. The streetcars have been decorated with lights in times of yore and I assume will be this year. And the Quarter itself as the Christmas...

my favorite bar in the french quarter lately has been the one in pirate’s alley. it’s great durring the daytime, too, with nice outdoor seating. other daytime favorites in the quarter include the carousel bar at hotel...

Please help me choose for a trip we-4 adults- are taking to New Orleans in April . We will be staying at the Hotel Monteleone. Ralph’s on the Park / Muriels / Restaurant August / Arnaud’s / Cuvee -or any other...

's the link to their webpage: http://www.tourneworleans.com/cemetery.html) If you like oysters, go to Acme or Felix’s for them on the 1/2 shell. Check out the carousel bar at the Hotel Monteleone Have a drink at...

, but haven’t hung out there. I loved El Matador. And the rest of your list matches mine very well, I’d just add the Carousel Bar in the Monteleone Hotel.

great food, not bar food at all), and the Columns for bloody marys. In the Quarter, my favorites are Napoleon House (food is ok), and the Carousel Bar in the Monteleone hotel. Eat at Coop’s place (across from...

& daddy were staying at the Monteleone Hotel when he arrived).

the Roosevelt Hotel for $3.50 a night with “400 air-conditioned” rooms or the Monteleone for $1.50 to $3.50. The Monteleone description notes that of its 600 rooms "540 have radios, 500 have private baths and all have...

The carousel bar at the Hotel Monteleone is a great old place, if you’re looking for a FQ pre-dinner drink. Lunch at Galatoire’s is never-changing, that’s part of the whole charm of the place. Ask her in advance...