Allied Music
4417 Bienville Street
Allied Music has been in business for over 40 years selling guitars, amps, keys, speakers and doing repairs. Some brands that they carry include Kurzweil Music Systems, Kenner, Keys, and more. More >
Mid-City - Bayou St John
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Mid-City - Bayou St John
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Mid-City - Bayou St John
Angelo Brocato’s
Angelo Brocato’s
214 N. Carrollton Ave.Angelo Brocato, Sr.'s original Sicilian recipes have been handed down from son to son and generation to generation. True to tradition, the famous Italianice cream, pastries, and cookies are prepared and served in a nostalgic atmosphere. Slowly turning ceiling fans, rows of apothecary jars containing colorful candies, and white, glass-topped… More >
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Mid-City - Bayou St John
ArtEgg Studios
1001 S. Broad Street
Nestled between the Times Picayune and Coleman's on Euphrosine and South Broad Streets, eight blocks away from New Orlean's Superdome, ArtEgg Studios was found in 2001 by Dr. Esther Dyer. Since its inception, the ArtEgg has developed into a site for cultural production, education, and preservation. ArtEgg Studios is a… More >
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Mid-City - Bayou St John
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Mid-City - Bayou St John
Banks St. Bar & Grill
4401 Banks St.
The Banks St. Br & Grill features live music every night and there's Never a cover charge. Regular events include Free Red Beans and Rice on Mondays and Free Oysters on Thursdays at 10 pm. This bar is dedicated to promoting and nurturing the rich diversity of music that is… More >
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Mid-City - Bayou St John
Bayou Beer Garden
326 N Jefferson Davis Pkwy
Whatever you’re in the mood for, BBG, with its all-encompassing versatility, is the place to be. A full service pub with the quaint feel of a favorite neighborhood gathering spot, BBG’s warm, inviting atmosphere best symbolizes the New Orleans’ Mid City charm that openly welcomes one and all. It doesn’t… More >
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Mid-City - Bayou St John
Besthoff Sculpture Garden
Besthoff Sculpture Garden
1 Collins Diboll Circle
City ParkThe Sydney and Walda Besthoff Sculpture Garden is home to 57 sculptures by artists from around the world. Forty-four of the 57 sculptures have been donated to the New Orleans Museum of Art by the Besthoff Foundation. The other 11 are Museum purchases or gifts from other donors. The collection… More >
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Mid-City - Bayou St John
Bittersweet Confections
5331 Canal Blvd.
Located in the heart of the city, Bittersweet Confections is proud to be a part of the rebuilding of New Orleans, Louisiana, by helping to make our local community prosperous and inviting once again! All of Bittersweet Confections gourmet truffles are handmade right here in New Orleans using a ocal… More >
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Mid-City - Bayou St John
Cafe Degas
3127 Esplanade Ave
Cafe Degas was named after the 19th century French Impressionist, Hilaire Germain Edgar Degas, who in 1872 visited New Orleans and stayed for a short time down the street at 2306 Esplanade Ave. French artist and restaurateur, Jacques Soulas, came to New Orleans in 1980, and with his friend Jerry… More >
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Mid-City - Bayou St John
Chickie Wah Wah
2828 Canal St
Chickie Wah Wah is a music club and bar in New Orleans, Louisiana. Centrally located in Mid-City, we are a street car ride away from the historic French Quarter and a quick drive from Uptown and most anywhere else in the area. Parking is available in the rear parking lot… More >
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Mid-City - Bayou St John
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Mid-City - Bayou St John
Community Book Center
2523 Bayou Road
Community Book Center (CBC) has served as a literary and cultural hub since 1983. "More than a bookstore," CBC offers African-centered books by and about people of African decent. A meeting place for local groups, organizations and book clubs, CBC is a popular gathering place where folks come together to… More >
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Mid-City - Bayou St John
Deutsches Haus est 1928
200 South Galvez
Incorporated in 1928, the Deutsches Haus was formed as a benevolent and social organization which evolved from the Deutsche Gesellschaft von New Orleans and several other Deutsche groups. The Deutsche Gesellschaft, whose origins dated back to 1848, provided support for the numerous German immigrants in the New Orleans area, providing… More >
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Mid-City - Bayou St John
Domino Sound Record Shack
2557 Bayou Road
“The idea of opening a vinyl record store in the age of music digital downloads and poor record sales is unheard of. And it's probably why it's been so successful in New Orleans, a place that embraces the things that make it different from everywhere else. I've spent lots of… More >
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Mid-City - Bayou St John
Fellini's Cafe
900 N. Carrollton Ave.
Serving up delicious mediterraneon inspired cuisine for 3 years now we have delighted many with our diverse and tastey menu. A New Orleans neighborhood hot spot known for our lavash rolls, pizza and friendly service. Fellini's New Orleans was started in 2005 as a friendly, casual eatery. It has since… More >
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Mid-City - Bayou St John
LeBoulevard Marketplace Gallery
5201 Canal Blvd.
Open 7 days a week with extended hours during holidays. There are over 100 local Louisiana artists and vendors. With over 15,000 sq ft of indoor space, Le Boulevard Marketplace is a shopping experience that includes Art, Photography, Antiques, Jewelry, Fine Consignment, Collectables, Home Decor and Interior Decorating. Le Boulevard… More >
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Mid-City - Bayou St John
Lelia Haller Ballet Classique
4916 Canal Street
Lelia Haller Ballet Classique offers dance classes in a variety of styles, including ballet, tap, jazz, theatre dance, pointe, and much more. Lelia Haller Ballet Classique was founded by ballerina Lelia Haller in the 1930's. Continuing in Ms. Haller's teaching style, the current owners, Jennifer Hazelwood and Shannon Rodriguez, have… More >
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Mid-City - Bayou St John
Liuzza's Restaurant and Bar
3636 Bienville St.
A Mid-City landmark since 1947, is only minutes from the French Quarter and Central Business District.The aroma is unmistakable as you walk in the door of the neighborhood bar and restaurant. This family operated restaurant is treasured by locals for its recipes of down-home Louisiana, Cajun, authentic Italian and seafood… More >
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Mid-City - Bayou St John
Louisiana Landmarks Society and the Pitot House Museum and Gardens
1440 Moss Street
Located on historic Bayou St. John, the Pitot House is the only Creole colonial country house museum on Bayou St. John in New Orleans. It tells the story of life along the bayou since the earliest days of settlement. The Pitot House has had a variety of owners from prominent… More >
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Mid-City - Bayou St John
Mandina's
3800 Canal St.
Mandina’s is the quintessential neighborhood restaurant. “You get the Miss Hilda Old Fashion’ the same as if she had made it herself." Yes, the interior looks classier. The Katrina floodwater altered Mandina's appearance. Cindy makes no apologies, "I’m trying to bring it back to the way it looked back in… More >
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Mid-City - Bayou St John
Massey's Professional Outfitters
509 N Carrollton Ave
The South's Premier Provider of Gear and Clothing for Hiking, Backpacking, Skiing, Snowboarding, Paddlesports, Adventure Travel and Surf. More >
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Mid-City - Bayou St John
McHardy's Chicken
1458 N. Broad St.
A locally-owned family business that serves homestyle fried chicken that is always fresh, hot and good. Our sides are french fries, rolls, peppers and beverages. We reopened after Katrina on Jan. 4, 2006. We had a fire on June 8, 2006, live in the area and attend the nearby High… More >
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Mid-City - Bayou St John
Mediterranean Cafe
845 N. Carrollton Ave.
Conveniently located near City Park, we feature the best in Middle Eastern cuisine. Originally from Morocco, our Chef Mike brought his unique talents to New Orleans several years ago. The restaurant is newly remodelled since Hurricane Katrina. Outdoor seating is now available with all new patio furniture. Our newest feature… More >
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Mid-City - Bayou St John
Mid City Studios
4436 Toulouse St
Housed in a converted warehouse at Mid City Studios has operated as a workplace for local and nationally recognized artists. In 1996, wood sculptor Marlowe McGraw converted a portion of this 19th century brick industrial structure into 15,000 square feet of studio spaces. Today, more than 30 artists work there… More >
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Mid-City - Bayou St John
Mid City Theatre
3540 Toulouse Street
A Mid City Neighborhood Theatre featuring Comedy, Drama, Cabaret and Music More >
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Mid-City - Bayou St John
Mid-City Lanes Rock & Bowl
3000 S. Carrollton Avenue
Rock & Bowl features a wide range of local and Louisiana music. You can also bowl a few frames before the music. Note that the location has changed as of 2009 -- it is now at 3000 S. Carrollton Ave. More >
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Mid-City - Bayou St John
New Orleans BioInnovation Center
1441 Canal Street
The New Orleans BioInnovation Center, part of a new wave of advancements in Louisiana, is at the forefront of today's biotechnology surge. As a cornerstone of Louisiana's commitment to nurturing biotechnology within the state, the Center is a technology business incubator that aims to stimulate bioscience entrepreneurship in the New… More >
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Mid-City - Bayou St John
New Orleans Botanical Gardens
New Orleans Botanical Gardens
1 Palm DriveThe New Orleans Botanical Garden has its roots in the Great Depression as a project of the Works Progress Administration (WPA). Originally known as the City Park Rose Garden, the garden opened in 1936 as New Orleans' first public classical garden. It is one of the few remaining examples of… More >
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Mid-City - Bayou St John
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Mid-City - Bayou St John
Olive Branch Cafe
3700 Orleans Ave.
Founded in 1997 by Russell Autry (Rusty to his friends and customers) The Olive Branch Café is THE gourmet pizza restaurant in Marrero, Algiers now Mid-City in New Orleans. Rusty has plenty of restaurant experience and it shows. He is always at one of his stores making sure the customers… More >
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Mid-City - Bayou St John
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Mid-City - Bayou St John
Ralph's on the Park
900 City Park Ave
Nestled among the live oaks and colorful clapboard houses of City Park, is neighborhood restaurant Ralph’s on the Park. At the heart of the Ralph’s on the Park is New Orleans born and bred Chef Chip Flanagan, whose globally-inspired interpretations of local cuisine are influenced by the eccentricity, diversity, people… More >
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Mid-City - Bayou St John
Razzamataz Production Studios
4820 Banks Street
Razzamataz’s goal is to make the world a better, brighter, smarter, more equitable, and happier place through puppetry. We accomplish our mission through our community outreach programs and educational arts workshops. The Razzamataz Puppetry Company creates and performs original works of dynamic modern puppetry incorporating stunning special effects and pyrotechnics.… More >
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Mid-City - Bayou St John
Sidney's Saloon
1200 St. Bernard Ave.
"Sidney’s Saloon is one of Kermit Ruffins’ latest enterprise, and it is one of the most authentic neighborhood bars in the city. The Treme institution features a jukebox that includes Sammy Davis Jr., Beyoncé, John Coltrane, Marvin Gaye and more. Sidney’s is home to Kermit and many of his musician… More >
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Mid-City - Bayou St John
Sopo
629 N Carrollton Ave
SÖPÖ is a Finnish word that translates to "cute". Or if it helps you to remember, we like our tag line, "Southern Posh." SÖPÖ, located at 629 N. Carrollton Avenue, is a retail destination in the heart of Mid City right on the streetcar line. Customers can find women's apparel… More >
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Mid-City - Bayou St John
St. Louis Cemetery #3
Esplanade Ave near Bayou St. John
St. Louis #3 is located some 2 miles (3.2 km) back from the French Quarter, some 30 blocks from the Mississippi, fronting Esplanade Avenue near Bayou St. John. It opened in 1854. The crypts on average are more elaborate than at the other St. Louis cemeteries, including a number of… More >
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Mid-City - Bayou St John
Studio 101
1001 S. Broad Street
Studio 101 is a comfortable, low-pressure rehearsal space and recording studio located in the ArtEgg studio building. Studio 101 offers lock-out practice studios, as well as pay-as-you-go fully equipped Co-Op rehearsal rooms for band and music teachers. More >
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Mid-City - Bayou St John
Sweet Lorraine's Jazz Club
1931 St. Claude Ave.
Sweet Lorraine's Jazz Club is located in New Orleans, LA just on the edge of the French Quarters. They have been at this location for over 30 years, and are considered a true cornerstore in the community. At Sweet Lorraine's Jazz Club, they pride themselves at offering their patrons the… More >
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Mid-City - Bayou St John
Swirl Wines
3143 Ponce de Leon Street
A groovy little wine shop in the Faubourg St. John neighborhood of New Orleans. - Swirl offers wine tastings and wine classes. - More >
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Mid-City - Bayou St John
The Burrito Juke Joint
915 N. Dupre Street
The Burrito Juke Joint aka Burrito Magic aka The Burrito Speakeasy The Backyard Patio Party everyone is talking about! Every Friday during the warm weather months Aiji & Juba host The Burrito Juke Joint with special surprise musical guests from live acoustic performances to some of NoLa's funkiest DJs... and… More >
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Mid-City - Bayou St John
The Pavilion of the Two Sisters
101 Victory Ave
A centerpiece of the 12-acre New Orleans Botanical Garden, the Pavilion of the Two Sisters is modeled after a traditional European orangery. With its long banks of arched windows, the Pavilion offers lovely vistas of the Zemurray Azalea and Camellia Garden featuring the Fluteplayer fountain by artist Enrique Alferez to… More >
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Mid-City - Bayou St John
The Therapy Wine Lounge
3001 Tulane Avenue
Your venue for great wine, food and live entertainment in a decadent setting, located in the heart of Mid City New Orleans! The Best Acts Therapy Wine Lounge offers the best events in the city, most with no cover charge. So when you’re ready to have a relaxing evening without… More >
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Mid-City - Bayou St John
Venezia's
134 N. Carrollton Ave.
With 50 years in the same location, Venezia Restaurant is a family-owned-and-operated establishment cooking up the same, old-style recipes that New Orleans has enjoyed for the past 4 generations. The original owner was Anthony Carollo, who ran our Italian restaurant until May 1987, and now, Venezia Restaurant is under the… More >
