Best weekend spent in New Orleans.

[UberEatsDriver]

lol @spb Morrows and Willie May (did I spell it right) were very good food spots. I also went to a Haitian restaurant at St Roch Market that had a Griot Po Boy sandwich



Frenchman Street was really my type of vibe with the live bands and outdoor art markets.

I did a lot of walking around and the city looks just like my moms city in Haiti called Cap Haitene.

Went to the voodoo museum. Not sure if it was a rip off cause that was the smallest museum I ever set foot in. Also the voodoo museum was filled with dollars and coins since the Cacs actually pray to spirits there and leave money.



What is the name of the area that the St Roch Market and Morrows locates? I could see myself living in that area.

Riding the trolley through uptown close to the Loyola and Trulane University was dope. Trolley was moving funny tho. Thought it was about to break down at any moment



The old money homes along St Charles are top notch architecture.

New Orleans has by far the most beautiful accents in the US.

I’ll be back next year!

P.S - the voodoo culture in New Orleans is probably one of my favorite lessons of the city.

Didn’t know a Rougarou was an urban legend in New Orleans. It was also an urban legend in Haiti also

 

[JackRoss]

Which hoods did you go to? That's all that matters

 

[UberEatsDriver]

Which hoods did you go to? That's all that matters

Mostly central city.

 

[UberEatsDriver]

Brb at the airport headed to New Jersey.

 

[UberEatsDriver]

Brb at the airport headed to New Jersey.

 

[Sbp]

That "Voodoo" museum you went to is for tourists. Even though they're walking distance from each other and on the same street, Morrows is in the marigny and St Roch market is in the St Roch neighborhood. Glad you enjoyed your stay bro I really wish more black people would visit/move down here.

 

[Coco Loco]

lol @spb Morrows and Willie May (did I spell it right) were very good food spots. I also went to a Haitian restaurant at St Roch Market that had a Griot Po Boy sandwich



Frenchman Street was really my type of vibe with the live bands and outdoor art markets.

I did a lot of walking around and the city looks just like my moms city in Haiti called Cap Haitene.

Went to the voodoo museum. Not sure if it was a rip off cause that was the smallest museum I ever set foot in. Also the voodoo museum was filled with dollars and coins since the Cacs actually pray to spirits there and leave money.



What is the name of the area that the St Roch Market and Morrows locates? I could see myself living in that area.

Riding the trolley through uptown close to the Loyola and Trulane University was dope. Trolley was moving funny tho. Thought it was about to break down at any moment



The old money homes along St Charles are top notch architecture.

New Orleans has by far the most beautiful accents in the US.

I’ll be back next year!

P.S - the voodoo culture in New Orleans is probably one of my favorite lessons of the city.

Didn’t know a Rougarou was an urban legend in New Orleans. It was also an urban legend in Haiti also

Yes and yes. I took some videos while on the trolley. Houses were so beautiful. I know they cost an arm and a leg

 

[TNOT]

Glad you had a good time.

 

[Crude]

New Orleans is a pretty cool city if you just trying to have a good time and aren't about all that extra ish.

 

[WaveCapsByOscorp™]

lol @spb Morrows and Willie May (did I spell it right) were very good food spots. I also went to a Haitian restaurant at St Roch Market that had a Griot Po Boy sandwich



Frenchman Street was really my type of vibe with the live bands and outdoor art markets.

I did a lot of walking around and the city looks just like my moms city in Haiti called Cap Haitene.

Went to the voodoo museum. Not sure if it was a rip off cause that was the smallest museum I ever set foot in. Also the voodoo museum was filled with dollars and coins since the Cacs actually pray to spirits there and leave money.



What is the name of the area that the St Roch Market and Morrows locates? I could see myself living in that area.

Riding the trolley through uptown close to the Loyola and Trulane University was dope. Trolley was moving funny tho. Thought it was about to break down at any moment



The old money homes along St Charles are top notch architecture.

New Orleans has by far the most beautiful accents in the US.

I’ll be back next year!

P.S - the voodoo culture in New Orleans is probably one of my favorite lessons of the city.

Didn’t know a Rougarou was an urban legend in New Orleans. It was also an urban legend in Haiti also

That area between the market is st roch and marigny. Everything above st Claude is considered part of the st Roch neighbourhood. Anything below st Claude is considered the marigny

I actually do live in that area. Been living between both Marigny and St. Roch for at least the past 6 years

It’s all the 8 ward though until you cross Elysian Fields

 

[O.T.I.S.]

lol @spb Morrows and Willie May (did I spell it right) were very good food spots. I also went to a Haitian restaurant at St Roch Market that had a Griot Po Boy sandwich



Frenchman Street was really my type of vibe with the live bands and outdoor art markets.

I did a lot of walking around and the city looks just like my moms city in Haiti called Cap Haitene.

Went to the voodoo museum. Not sure if it was a rip off cause that was the smallest museum I ever set foot in. Also the voodoo museum was filled with dollars and coins since the Cacs actually pray to spirits there and leave money.



What is the name of the area that the St Roch Market and Morrows locates? I could see myself living in that area.

Riding the trolley through uptown close to the Loyola and Trulane University was dope. Trolley was moving funny tho. Thought it was about to break down at any moment



The old money homes along St Charles are top notch architecture.

New Orleans has by far the most beautiful accents in the US.

I’ll be back next year!

P.S - the voodoo culture in New Orleans is probably one of my favorite lessons of the city.

Didn’t know a Rougarou was an urban legend in New Orleans. It was also an urban legend in Haiti also

Well you know that a lot of NO culture is haitian culture too

sounds like you didn’t try to do no fukk nikka shyt down there...

 

[Akata Man Bromo]

Spent 7 days there last year...Dope city

 

[UberEatsDriver]

Well you know that a lot of NO culture is haitian culture too

sounds like you didn’t try to do no fukk nikka shyt down there...

Not sure if the dude was drunk or acting funny cause he was with girls but I almost got into an altercation with some dude at the rooftop bar called monkey board.

That’s about it.

 

[truth2you]

Well you know that a lot of NO culture is haitian culture too

sounds like you didn’t try to do no fukk nikka shyt down there...

Is it Haitain culture or just the same culture? It's disrespectful to put one over the other.

To me its just a twin city. Both had African, Spanish, and French, culture. N.O. just had the new U.S.A. culture added to it.

 

[UberEatsDriver]

Is it Haitain culture or just the same culture? It's disrespectful to put one over the other.

To me its just a twin city. Both had African, Spanish, and French, culture. N.O. just had the new U.S.A. culture added to it.

True cause you ain’t going to the find much of the Jazz stuff in Haiti. I think. @intruder v6.1 help please lol