Le Richelieu Hotel

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Explore New Orleans’ Decatur Street

Discover the vibrant heart of New Orleans, just steps from Le Richelieu Hotel. This bustling street is a top destination for shopping, historic landmarks, delicious food, lively bars, and unforgettable live music. From the iconic Café du Monde to the historic Jackson Square, Decatur Street offers endless opportunities for exploration and enjoyment. Visit unique shops, savor local cuisine, and experience the lively atmosphere that makes this area so special.

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    The French Market

    Closer to New Orleans’ Le Richelieu Hotel, guests can browse the artisan goods at the French Market on Decatur Street next door to Café du Monde. The French Market stretches five blocks along the Mississippi River across from Jackson Square. Every weekday, New Orleans food vendors, artists, and crafters exhibit their goods at the French Market. Since 1791, the French Market has captivated visitors with its diverse vendors and neighbor, Café du Monde.

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    New Orleans Jazz Museum at the Old US Mint

    The New Orleans Jazz Museum, housed in the historic Old U.S. Mint, celebrates the birthplace of jazz through dynamic exhibits, educational programs, and live performances. Located at the intersection of the French Quarter and Frenchmen Street, the museum offers a unique blend of history and music in the heart of New Orleans. Visitors can explore the rich heritage of jazz while enjoying state-of-the-art performance spaces and interactive displays.

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    Central Grocery

    A six-minute walk from the Le Richelieu Hotel, guests can indulge in a traditional New Orleans sandwich as big as their heads, the muffuletta. Central Grocery on Decatur Street near Café du Monde has been the go-to muffuletta stop in New Orleans since 1906 and continues to satisfy visitors’ cravings for cured meat and olive salad.

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    Brieux Carré Brewing Company

    Grabbing a beer at Brieux Carré Brewing Company on Decatur Street near the Le Richelieu Hotel and Café du Monde is vital for a taste of New Orleans’ brewery culture. The namesake translates to “old square,” referring to New Orleans’ historic French Quarter square.

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    Envie Espresso Bar & Cafe

    Envie Espresso Bar and Cafe on Decatur Street is another popular morning coffee and pastries spot. The New Orleans cafe has been a Decatur Street staple for almost a decade, serving breakfast and frozen frappés for guests on their way to explore New Orleans’ French Quarter.

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    Tujague Restaurant & Bar

    One more iconic Decatur Street stop, Tujague’s, stands as a sought-after dining and drinking hub. While favored for its delectable meals on Decatur Street, Tujague’s most famous offering is the Grasshopper, a minty cocktail served in a martini glass — perfect for cooling off during a New Orleans summer.

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    Decatur Street

    Decatur Street starts on Canal Street in New Orleans’ Central Business District and ends at St. Ferdinand Street in the Marigny, running parallel to the Mississippi River one block behind the Le Richelieu Hotel. Our hotel guests have visited Decatur Street near the Le Richelieu Hotel and Café du Monde for decades to uncover the oldest history, the best shopping, and the most flavorful dining New Orleans offers.

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    Jackson Square

    Just a ten-minute walk from our hotel, you'll find the awe-inspiring sight of New Orleans’ Jackson Square and get lost for hours touring the historic buildings within Jackson Square. The Cabildo and the Presbytère buildings flank the cathedral, completing the classic New Orleans ensemble. The Cabildo has been the site of numerous significant events in Louisiana’s history, such as the Louisiana Purchase and the Plessy versus Ferguson ruling.

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    Cafe Du Monde

    Since its establishment in 1862, Cafe Du Monde has been an iconic fixture in New Orleans’ French Market, located on Decatur Street. Renowned for its powdered sugar-covered beignets and café au lait, the cafe has expanded beyond its original location, now boasting over a dozen outlets throughout the New Orleans area. Our New Orleans hotel guests frequently pick up to-go orders from Café du Monde to enjoy poolside in our courtyard.

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    Napoleon House

    Since its establishment in 1914, the historic Napoleon House, one block from Decatur Street, has become a famous French Quarter dining spot. Guests can delight in the ambiance of this European-inspired eatery and taste Creole cuisine any day of the week. Each meal is perfectly complemented by the New Orleans classic Pimm’s Cup cocktail, a signature offering of Napoleon House near Decatur Street.

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    Frenchmen St

    Frenchmen Street in New Orleans is a vibrant hub for live music, featuring an array of jazz, blues, and reggae performances that spill out from its numerous clubs and bars. Located in the historic Faubourg Marigny neighborhood, this lively street is also home to unique art markets and eclectic eateries. Whether you're looking to dance the night away or explore local art, Frenchmen Street offers an authentic taste of New Orleans' cultural scene.

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    Bourbon St

    Bourbon Street in New Orleans is renowned for its vibrant nightlife, featuring a mix of lively bars, historic jazz clubs, and eclectic restaurants. Located in the heart of the French Quarter, this iconic street is famous for its neon lights, music-filled atmosphere, and annual Mardi Gras celebrations. Whether you're looking to enjoy live music, savor local cuisine, or experience the city's festive spirit, Bourbon Street offers an unforgettable experience.

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    Snug Harbor Jazz Bistro

    A five-minute stroll from Le Richelieu Hotel leads to Snug Harbor Jazz Bistro, where the soul of New Orleans jazz meets regional cuisine in a beautifully preserved 1800s storefront that has been delighting music lovers for over three decades.

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