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Sailing out of NO in January. Where are the best places to get King Cake and Beignets at. What else should I try while there, food wise.

Asked on October 16, 2023 by rbmacoy

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There’s the original Cafe’ du Monde in the French Quarter on Decatur St. If you go there, you’ll be at ground zero for the great things New Orleans is most known for. You’ll likely hear the street music and see horse drawn carriages and street performers from there. The historic St. Louis Cathedral will be within your line of sight as well. If you go to a mall, you’ll not experience the ambiance that New Orleans has to offer.

Answered by TJ157 on October 17, 2023

Cafe du monde for beniots

Answered by hayleynm on October 16, 2023

there is a Cafe de mondu in the shopping mall at the cruise port

Answered by lordtommysstuff on October 16, 2023

For Beignets, it has to be Cafe Du Monde. The original location is in the French Quarter on Dacatur Street. However, there is another location in the Riverwalk shops that is located right at the Port! You can sip coffee and enjoy your beignets while staring out the windows at your ship.

Answered by jlynlevis on October 17, 2023

To many things to list. Cafe de Monde is great. Bourbon street is an adventure. Restaurants, to many to list. My go tos are Ruby Slipper for breakfast, Vampire Cafe for lunch, and Redfish for dinner. But honestly, anywhere in the French quarter is good.

Answered by FrankPaul on October 17, 2023

Haydel's Bake Shop has a very high reputation; but, it's not convenient to the port area

Answered by jallaway on October 17, 2023

NOLA Poboys on Bourbon Street is a must! We go wverytime we are there. Get the DeBris fries and the Big Easy PoBoy! You can thank me later!

Answered by NikkiPierman on October 21, 2023

Publix is where I always get king cakes. They have 2 or 3 different flavors and a baby you put in.

Answered by picalo on October 20, 2023

You have to have a Gumbo. We had a food tour around NO town and Gumbo was on the tour, it’s great.

Answered by Pistldawn on October 21, 2023

Acme Oyster House. Get the étouffée and oysters.

Answered by ChristineMont on October 21, 2023

Publix

Answered by picalo on October 20, 2023

central grocery across the road from café du monde for a Muffuletta

Answered by MikeAnFL on October 20, 2023

Mothers for breakfast, don’t miss its amazing.

Answered by Tonkatom on October 23, 2023

Cafe Maspero has awesome sandwiches! I always stop there.

Answered by jrobley on October 17, 2023

These Cruiseline.com Advice articles might help: https://cruiseline.com/advice/destinations/insider-s-guides/homeport-destination-guide-new-orleans and https://cruiseline.com/advice/destinations/insider-s-guides/things-to-do-in-new-orleans

Answered by CruiselineAdmin on November 05, 2024

Cafe Beignet, Coop's Place, and NOLA Poboys are amazing!

Answered by lauragvogel on November 24, 2024

King Cake is a treat available during Mardi Gras.

Answered by bubbles60 on November 19, 2024

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