Where to eat after Jazz Fest ?*Part 7: Algiers Point

admin · 04-27-2014, 10:30 AM

All week long, we?ll be looking at dining options around some New Orleans neighborhoods that are featuring night concerts after the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival.

Thinner crowds, stellar acts and a slew of local brews on tap make the river crossing worthwhile, particularly if you're going to hear music at Old Point Bar (545 Patterson Drive, 504-364-0950). The Algiers Ferry may run extended hours during Jazz Fest (it wasn't clear at press time;*check the schedule*for up-to-date information).

Vine & Dine*(141 Delaronde St., 504-361-1402; )
The casual vibe at this grape-centric bistro starts with the front door (shared by a barber shop), friendly service and courtyard seating.? [ Read more ]

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admin Site Admin Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: New Orleans Posts: 11,971 Blog Entries: 2	*Where to eat after Jazz Fest ?Part 7: Algiers Point** All week long, we?ll be looking at dining options around some New Orleans neighborhoods that are featuring night concerts after the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival. Thinner crowds, stellar acts and a slew of local brews on tap make the river crossing worthwhile, particularly if you're going to hear music at Old Point Bar (545 Patterson Drive, 504-364-0950). The Algiers Ferry may run extended hours during Jazz Fest (it wasn't clear at press time;check the schedulefor up-to-date information). Vine & Dine*(141 Delaronde St., 504-361-1402; ) The casual vibe at this grape-centric bistro starts with the front door (shared by a barber shop), friendly service and courtyard seating.? [ Read more ] [ Subscribe to the comments on this story ]