Articles by Anne Delatte

Jean Lafitte Historical Park and Preserve (Photo: Henryk Sedura/Shutterstock.com) New Orleans may be more famous for its high-proof Hand Grenades than for hiking, but don’t let that stop you from strapping on your boots and…

Gumbo at Dooky Chase (Photo: Joshua Brasted) When discussing gumbo, every New Orleanian can agree on one thing: the very best bowl is served out of his or her own mother’s kitchen. Fortunately, chefs on…

Cane and Table (Photo: Joshua Brasted) The perfect intersection of the city’s famously incomparable food and enchanting ambiance, great courtyard dining gives you the keys to unlocking the secrets of New Orleans. Enjoy a delicious…

Paddleboats in City Park’s Big Lake (Photo: Joshua Brasted) Embraced by the Mississippi River and Lake Pontchartrain, New Orleans seems to be built more on water than land, thanks to its winding bayous and canals….

It can be all too easy to lose yourself in letting the good times roll, but a healthy dose of yoga will have you realigned in no time. These classes give you the opportunity to…

(Photo: Andrew Cribb/Getty) Everyone loves the thrill of introducing a friend to their new favorite restaurant. For Deirdre Faucheux, a corporate concierge at the New Orleans Marriott, this is just one of the perks of…

The Country Club (Photo: Joshua Brasted) If you are looking to make a saltwater splash while you’re on vacation in the Big Easy, the city has several non-chlorinated, skin-soothing options. Want to start your day…

Bacon Sundae from Green Goddess (Photo: Joshua Brasted) At first glance, roux-rich, deep fried New Orleans cuisine may seem less than accommodating to gluten-free diners, but newer restaurants and menu options have rectified the situation…

While chicory coffee made into a scalded café au lait may pair quite well with beignets from the famous Café Du Monde, the unique New Orleans drink might not be everyone’s particular cup of, well,…