New Orleans Reviews

Review for Down the Bayou Boiling & Catering by Juan
Rating: 1 Rating
Worst catering company I've ever worked with, after working a 4-Hour shift the owner Troy fired me because supposedly I wasn't doing anything after doing everything he asked me to ..
Pros: No Pros the foods sucked also.
Cons: There are no Cons with this company besides you getting disrespected by an ahole.
Review for DANCERS ONLY Studio & Instruction by Anonymous
Rating: 1 Rating
My granddaughter attended this studio for a few years. The owner speaks negatively about both students and parents in front of anyone willing to listen. She is void of emotion ..
Pros: N/A
Review for MetalBox Dumpster Rental by JARRET
Rating: 5 Rating
I hired these guys for a dumpster. Everything was great.
Pros: On-time, Affordable, professional
Cons: none
Review for Nick's Exterior Home Maintenance by Nicholas
Rating: 5 Rating
Great company. Honest and professional service. Would recommend and return
Pros: Multiple pros
Cons: None
Review for Champion Charters LLC by haley
Rating: 5 Rating
Captain Chandler is an experience and knowledgeable fisherman.
Review for Desi Vega's Steakhouse by Princess
Rating: 5 Rating
Desi Vega's Steakhouse restaurant in New Orleans gives extraordinary service and yummy meals.

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About Bourbon Street

Bourbon Street New Orleans Louisiana When you hear Bourbon Street, wild parties and night clubs always come to mind. Of course, you can party and club all you want, as this is what Bourbon Street is known for. However, this street in the French Quarter of New Orleans has another and quite different personality as well. No city can be steeped in history as deeply as New Orleans, and no street in New Orleans can rival Bourbon Street for historical value. Bourbon Street, akso known as "Rue Bourbon" is situated in the heart of the French District and covers some thirteen city blocks. You can visit Jean Lafitte's Blacksmith Shop, a bar and restaurant located in a building dating back to pre-1772. It was here that Jean Lafitte opened a blacksmith shop as a cover for his privateer business. Another attraction would be the Old Absynthe House, erected in 1806 as an import house to bring in the now illegal absynthe. On every corner and everywhere in between there are historical landmarks. You might sample French Cajun cuisine at Galatoire's Restaurant which dates to 1906 and is run by the fourth generation of the Galatoire family. As for places to stay, one of the finest hotels is the Royal Sonesta Hotel, which opened in 1969, but is located on a site used for a hotel since 1721. New Orleans is one of the oldest cities in the United States, and has a blend of French, Cajun and American history and charm found on Bourbon Street that you will find irresistable, making you want to return over and over.

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