Exploring and Eating in the French Quarter of New Orleans. Day 1
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- čas přidán 22. 08. 2024
- I travel to New Orleans, Louisiana from NYC for an amazing trip! I start my adventure in the French Quarter with a po boy sandwich from Killer PoBoys. Then I get a great donut from Hurts Donut Co. After that, I try to tour the Gallier House before I walk around the French Quarter, Jackson Square and the Mississippi River. Next, I check into my hotel, the Hotel St. Pierre, a French Quarter Inns hotel. For dinner, I eat at Krystal, a regional fast-food chain that’s similar to White Castle. Finally, I walk down Bourbon Street at night.
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About Me:
I live in NYC and I’m about food, travel and work.
When I feel spontaneous, I make something new and fun for dinner, and here you are trekking the country!
I like to go extreme!
This one was special for me. It was not just about food. You shared everything with us. The bad weather, sightseeing, chain restaurant.. Your entire schedule was shared at this time in this video and I really appreciate it. I felt like I traveled with you through this video. Good video :)
Thank you! I really appreciate it! My goal was to have the camera on and record from the start of the day until the end.
Your first day in New Orleans was full of adventure! Thank you for putting this video together and keep up the good work.
Thank you! It was a good day. But my next New Orleans videos should be better. I was so tired to do anything too adventurous!
you are my favorite youtuber, your videos are very high quality
Thank you so much! That makes me really happy to hear!
That hotel room lloks haunted! You definitely got my favourite donut. This looks like the beginning of a fun adventure/
Yeah, the hotel was a bit creepy, but it was a pretty good place to stay. It really was a great trip!
You know it about New Orleans. That Town is to be savored like a fine wine. Hope you made it to pat obrians touristy yes. But the best hurricanes🍹🍹😵💫🤪
It's such a great city! Unfortunately, I didn't get to Pat O'Briens on my trip, but I definitely will check it out next time.
the french quarter is absolutely beautiful.
Indeed! It's such a unique and gorgeous place! I really enjoyed admiring the architecture there!
A seat over the wing is the strongest part of the plane!
That's good to know!
As ussual a beautiful trip, and a nice gastronomic day. Friend James, you have a gift...you eat what you like and you don't get fat. Tell us the secret. Kind regards, and I can't wait for your next video.
Haha! I do walk and run a lot, that helps. Thanks always for watching!
Even the fast food joints have a liquor license!
Yeah, it's pretty awesome!
The pronunciation of po boy is sending me😭
Need to come down for Mardi Gras. I go to New York every year after Thanksgiving. Always search for a great espresso. Do you have a recommendation for the best shot? Been to Zibetto and I found it too sour for my taste.
I definitely want to experience Mardi Gras there someday! There are definitely a lot of great places for coffee in NYC. I like La Cabra a lot.
Looks like your first day at New Orleans was a bit tough 😂 but it’s good that you enjoyed it still!
Yeah, the first day on any trip isn't always the easiest, but yeah, it did turn out to be a decent day in the end.
Where are your beads?
Haha! None for that day. I was way too tired to do anything remotely resembling partying.
Omg, what hotel were you in? It sort of looks like the place we booked for our vacation
I was at the Hotel St. Pierre in the French Quarter. I definitely enjoyed my stay there!
@James Andrews thank you for responding 🙂
Hopefully you went to Willie Mae’s, best fried chicken in the country hands down
I didn't get to go to the original Willie Mae's Scotch House, but I did get to go to the Willie Mae's At The Market food hall. Yeah, the chicken was amazing! I really want to go to the original location now!
The NO airport is in serious need of an overhaul and upgrade because it's a dump!
I was actually really impressed with the New Orleans airport. I was in the new terminal completed in 2019 so I never got to experience the old building.
You said the hotel you stayed at was haunted. Was is The Andrew Jackson Hotel?
Nope, it was the hotel St. Pierre in the French Quarter. It's made up of multiple buildings and I think one is supposedly more haunted than the others. It was decent and I got my room for a good price, so I was happy.