A guide to what is open.

[selucrey]

This is a good guide to what is open in New Orleans. It changes frequently so check it often. You may also pick up a hard-copy of the guide in your hotel lobby. It is updated every two weeks.

www.quartercrawl.com

[Tarheelbelle]

Thanks for the great website.

Anyone know if the Bottom of the Cup tearoom and Artebella gallery have reopened?

[tpear3]

I'm glad to see so many have opened up, but I don't see Mike Anderson's. Does anyone know their plans? Since they have other restaurants, I assumed they would try to reopen. Thanks for any information!! Love their shrimp!;)

[selucrey]

Thanks for the great website.

Anyone know if the Bottom of the Cup tearoom and Artebella gallery have reopened?

Don't know (yet) but since they are in the Quarter they should be open. There was very little damage in that area.

Mike Andersons had not been approved yet by the Board of Health. May be an employee problem also.(none available)

We will check on these and other places in the next couple of weeks and will let you know.

[jgmpuma]

Local food critic Tom Fitzmorris has a fairly current list of restaurants which have reopened:

 

http://www.nomenu.com

[selucrey]

The Aquarium of the Americas and the next-door IMAX theater are re-opening tomorrow (5/26/06). Another good sign.

[Tarheelbelle]

For all of you guys who live in the NO area:

Are there any special activities or parades on Thanksgiving weekend?

Thanks!

[zydecocruiser]

For all of you guys who live in the NO area:

Are there any special activities or parades on Thanksgiving weekend?

Thanks!

 

After a one yr hiatus in Houston because of Katirna, the Bayou Classic (college football game) moves back to New Orleans this year. If that is the case, that it will dominate the downtown activities.

 

http://www.statefarmbayouclassic.com/

[Tarheelbelle]

Thanks, zydecocruiser.

[zydecocruiser]

A Spring Guide to Eats...

 

http://adserver1.harvestadsdepot.com/newotimespic/ss/046014/