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The Mazant neighborhood map and recommendations

The Bywater

In the Neighborhood

This map includes our favorite spots within walking distance of The Mazant and highlights other top spots in and around Greater New Orleans.

Restaurants

  1. Bywater American Bistro
  2. Acamaya
  3. Sneaky Pickle & Bar Brine
  4. Pizza Delicious
  5. The Joint
  6. St Roch Market
  7. New Orleans Cake Cafe & Bakery
  8. Cochon Butcher
  9. Peche Seafood Grill
  10. Herbsaint
  11. Shaya Restaurant
  12. La Boulangerie
  13. Breads On Oak

Drinks & music

  1. Bacchanal Fine Wine & Spirits
  2. Vaughan's Lounge
  3. B J's Lounge
  4. The Country Club
  5. Faubourg Wines
  6. Lafitte's Blacksmith Shop Bar
  7. Ace Hotel New Orleans

Coffee & essentials

  1. Satsuma Cafe
  2. Bywater Bakery
  3. French Truck Coffee
  4. Pagoda Cafe
  5. Robert Fresh Market
  6. Auction House Market

Culture & outdoors

  1. Crescent Park
  2. Music Box Village
  3. Frenchmen Street
  4. The National WWII Museum
  5. Lafayette Cemetery No. 1
  6. Barataria Preserve Visitor Center
  7. World End

Our Neighborhood: The Bywater Arts District

Just down river (east) from the French Quarter - stretching from Press Street to the Industrial Canal - is Bywater, where the mood and pace shift as you enter into the heart of an edgier yet still welcoming neighborhood. The St. Claude Arts District, centered around St. Claude Avenue, is home to more than thirty locations exhibiting visual and performance art, along with an array of artisan crafts. Down Piety Street, the fun continues with restaurants, thrift stores and more galleries. Even the homes, cafes and restaurants seem to capture Bywater's eclectic appreciation for the arts.

Crescent Park and the neighborhood

Spend the afternoon at Crescent Park for some impressive views of downtown New Orleans and the Mississippi River. Afterward, you can thrift your way through the neighborhood before stopping in at an exhibition and finally making your way to dinner. The area's restaurants are among the most innovative in the city and are great places to sit with a cocktail and chat with locals.

Marigny and Bywater

Above all, the Marigny and Bywater neighborhoods illustrate the relationship between the New Orleans arts scene and local life. So whether you're looking for the New Orleans of old, or if you want see where New Orleans culture is headed for the future, the Faubourg Marigny and Bywater will offer you glimpses in either direction.