TRAVELLING TO NEW ORLEANS 4 HOLIDAYS . . .

[Tricia_S.I]

Any recommendations.

Tricia.

[Fletch]

Javier and Saadir, where ya at?

FOOD
1) Cafe DuMonde (try beignets and coffee!!!!)
2) Mother's (slammin breakfast!!!)
3) Tricou House. All you can eat Shrimp at $11.95.
4) Cajun Cabin. Oysters on the half shell. Actually, you could get those anywhere.
5) Johnnie's PoBoy. Seafood Muffaletta is the ****!
6) Red Fish Grill.
7) Gumbo Shop.

SPOTS (All of the Spots on Bourbon have great live bands
1) 544 Club. Gary Brown and Feelings is a slammin' band (Weekends). Bourbon Street.
2) R&B Club. Nice Blues and old old school R&B. Bourbon Street. Bourbon Street.
3) Blues Club. See 2).
4) Jazz Museum. At the end of the French Market.
5) Oh, Yeah, The French Market, too!

Saadir and Javier, please correct any of my suggestions by all means. Peace.

[Tristan]

New Orlean's thread (http://deephousepage.com/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=1;t=036218)

I had a good time when I was down there... try to get off of bourbon street for a little while, though. Check out a spot called el Matador for some great live (usually rock) music at 504 Esplanade and this little piano bar called Lafitte's Blacksmith Shop at 941 Bourbon St.

544 is a great spot right in the middle of the action...
the mothers breakfast is no joke...

.. AND DON'T LEAVE WITHOUT HAVING A PIMS CUP!

easy

[saadir7]

Originally posted by Tricia_S.I:
Any recommendations.

Tricia. What are the dates you will
be here?
What are you trying to get into?

[Javier Drada]

When are you coming??? and for how long???

We have a couple of events coming one is December 27th the other is our monthly January 3rd.

If you are into the lounge thing I play at a real nice Wine Bar every Sunday, Latin Lounge feat, Afro Cuban beats & rhythms, Bossa Nova, Samba, Latin Jazz, Hard Bop and Fusion.

Call me when you get in:

504.553.5637 Office
504.269.9733 Home
504.382.4533 Cell

or hit me up on my site www.undergroundcommittee.com (http://www.undergroundcommittee.com)

[dj c-los]

Originally posted by Tristan:
New Orlean's thread (http://deephousepage.com/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=1;t=036218)

I had a good time when I was down there... try to get off of bourbon street for a little while, though. Check out a spot called el Matador for some great live (usually rock) music at 504 Esplanade and this little piano bar called Lafitte's Blacksmith Shop at 941 Bourbon St.

544 is a great spot right in the middle of the action...
the mothers breakfast is no joke...

.. AND DON'T LEAVE WITHOUT HAVING A PIMS CUP!

easy Yeah but if you're a first timer in New Orleans, Burbon Street is an experience. Then venture out after a while.

[ December 10, 2003, 11:04 AM: Message edited by: clos7 ]

[Tristan]

Originally posted by clos7:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Tristan:
New Orlean's thread (http://deephousepage.com/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=1;t=036218)

I had a good time when I was down there... try to get off of bourbon street for a little while, though. Check out a spot called el Matador for some great live (usually rock) music at 504 Esplanade and this little piano bar called Lafitte's Blacksmith Shop at 941 Bourbon St.

544 is a great spot right in the middle of the action...
the mothers breakfast is no joke...

.. AND DON'T LEAVE WITHOUT HAVING A PIMS CUP!

easy Yeah but if you're a first timer in New Orleans, Burbon Street is an experience. Then venture out after a while. </font>[/QUOTE]True. Bourbon Street is an experience. graemlins/alc.gif

[Tricia_S.I]

Thank you for the replies.

I'm travelling Dec 25th - Dec 31st. It will be my first visit to New Orleans. If there are any house music events, pls advise.

Otherwise, any other recommendations are always welcomed!

Tricia

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[Tricia_S.I]

Originally posted by saadir7:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Tricia_S.I:
Any recommendations.

Tricia. What are the dates you will
be here?
What are you trying to get into? </font>[/QUOTE]Check your PMs

[Tricia_S.I]

Originally posted by Javier Drada:
When are you coming??? and for how long???

We have a couple of events coming one is December 27th the other is our monthly January 3rd.

If you are into the lounge thing I play at a real nice Wine Bar every Sunday, Latin Lounge feat, Afro Cuban beats & rhythms, Bossa Nova, Samba, Latin Jazz, Hard Bop and Fusion.

Call me when you get in:

504.553.5637 Office
504.269.9733 Home
504.382.4533 Cell

or hit me up on my site www.undergroundcommittee.com (http://www.undergroundcommittee.com) Javier - checked out your site - very nice!!!!

I will call you once I am in town.

Thanks again for the information!

Tricia

[Javier Drada]

Originally posted by Tricia_S.I:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Javier Drada:
When are you coming??? and for how long???

We have a couple of events coming one is December 27th the other is our monthly January 3rd.

If you are into the lounge thing I play at a real nice Wine Bar every Sunday, Latin Lounge feat, Afro Cuban beats & rhythms, Bossa Nova, Samba, Latin Jazz, Hard Bop and Fusion.

Call me when you get in:

504.553.5637 Office
504.269.9733 Home
504.382.4533 Cell

or hit me up on my site www.undergroundcommittee.com (http://www.undergroundcommittee.com) Javier - checked out your site - very nice!!!!

I will call you once I am in town.

Thanks again for the information!

Tricia </font>[/QUOTE]Kool...

Saadir and I work together so you can contact either or...

[Number Two]

Originally posted by Tristan:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by clos7:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Tristan:
New Orlean's thread (http://deephousepage.com/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=1;t=036218)

I had a good time when I was down there... try to get off of bourbon street for a little while, though. Check out a spot called el Matador for some great live (usually rock) music at 504 Esplanade and this little piano bar called Lafitte's Blacksmith Shop at 941 Bourbon St.

544 is a great spot right in the middle of the action...
the mothers breakfast is no joke...

.. AND DON'T LEAVE WITHOUT HAVING A PIMS CUP!

easy Yeah but if you're a first timer in New Orleans, Burbon Street is an experience. Then venture out after a while. </font>[/QUOTE]True. Bourbon Street is an experience. graemlins/alc.gif </font>[/QUOTE]If you love the smell of bathrooms all night long. graemlins/puke.gif

[Tricia_S.I]

I had a good time when I was down there... try to get off of bourbon street for a little while, though. Check out a spot called el Matador for some great live (usually rock) music at 504 Esplanade and this little piano bar called Lafitte's Blacksmith Shop at 941 Bourbon St.

544 is a great spot right in the middle of the action...
the mothers breakfast is no joke...

.. AND DON'T LEAVE WITHOUT HAVING A PIMS CUP!

easy [/qb][/QUOTE]Yeah but if you're a first timer in New Orleans, Burbon Street is an experience. Then venture out after a while. [/qb][/QUOTE]True. Bourbon Street is an experience. graemlins/alc.gif [/qb][/QUOTE]If you love the smell of bathrooms all night long. graemlins/puke.gif [/QB][/QUOTE]

Walter Jones - I heard about the smell!

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[Tricia_S.I]

Originally posted by Tricia_S.I:
I'm travelling Dec 25th - Dec 31st. Saadir7 and Javier - - I'll be in New Orleans very soon; will give you a call!

Happy Holidays!

Tricia.

[houseaddict]

Yo T -
I had a grea meal @ K - Paul's. You may need a rezzie though. For simple yet exceptional LOCAL food, YOU MUST GO to Uglesich's (pronounced You-glih-sich-iz). It as one of the cheapest and best meals I had while I was down there last spring. It was recommended by a local, soooo. Hvae a good and safe trip. Watch out for those terrorista's!