Fun and entertainment Louisiana

Open since 1961, it is a mythical place in New Orleans. The setting is really the perfect cliché of the jazz club, as one imagines it. No drinks or food are served, and smoking, taking pictures or filming is prohibited. After waiting in line outside, in front of a building that seems to be almost falling apart, you enter a dark room made of wood and stone. This room is the home of the New Orleans style, a style that had to be preserved after the popular craze for rock'n'roll and modern jazz.

One of the best bars on Frenchmen, where bands come to play every night. Most of the time, the entrance is free, except when headliners play (usually 5 US$). If you pass by, you'll probably be among the many curious people wondering which musicians are playing. Drinks are really cheap, and there is always someone to talk to. Mostly known for its old school jazz, you'll probably see some of the regulars swing dancing.

A good selection of coffees and a few pastries. Its leather armchairs provide a welcoming and relaxing atmosphere. Its pastries are not the best in town, but they are often welcome when you surveyed the entire neighbourhood. More than thirty coffee shops in Louisiana.

This historic building is said to have once housed a newspaper and then a brewery. Today, its huge industrial brick room serves as a bar-restaurant in the heart of downtown Lake Charles. The decoration is pop and colorful. The big bar invites you to settle down in the evening if you don't prefer the very pleasant terrace. As for the menu, it's simple but good. The sandwiches are copious and the pizzas very tasty. But if we also come there, it is for its shows presented every evening and which do not cost a penny.

Drinking a chicory latte with beignets is an old Louisiana tradition and the Cafe du Monde is a true institution. Whether your stay is short or long, it is a must. You could stand there for hours watching the people and the army of employees go by. The Cafe du Monde has been open since 1862, when it was established in the French Market, and it's always a pleasure to sit there. Note that this branch is usually open 24 hours a day, a schedule that should be reinstated soon.

Formerly known as the Mercedes-Benz Superdome, it is the stadium of the Saints, New Orleans' beloved American soccer team and member of the NFL. The Superdome, which welcomed the population after Katrina and whose images went around the world, is the largest stadium in the world with such a dome. The venue hosts a huge number of artistic and sports performances. Unfortunately, if you don't go to see one of them, you won't be able to go back just to visit it.

You wonder about the meaning of "dive in bar"? What's being used is the typical example: a real bistro/coffee café, popular, not frankly class and rather warm. Here, it's simple, we drink draught beer and we accompany her pint of a basket of chicken wings (wings), it's fat, good and downright authentic.

A hotel, several restaurants and dozens of games tables.

And another hotel-casino in Shreveport!

The place is coffee in the day and bar in the evening. Garden District Coffee is essentially a local address, boasting its pastries, its successful latte, and live live concerts in the evening. In addition to the room, a small outdoor courtyard makes it possible to enjoy the louisiana sweetness while capturing wifi!

This cinema complex presents mainly public films in its many rooms. However, since the number of projections is particularly large, you may be able to view some more rare feature films. If you don't, you'll always get back to a 3 D movie, which never manque!

Try your luck at the casino on one of 1800 slot machines and gaming tables. You can also play poker in a room where 28 tables are gathered. Four luxurious restaurants and two restaurants complete the table. A concert hall hosts concerts and karaokes, as well as giant screens broadcast the sporting events of the moment.

This large bar hosts events every evening from Monday to Saturday, including numerous concerts and live American football matches. On Mondays, guests can enjoy the happy hour all night, and the cocktail card is long! Usually a DJ starts the evening from.

A very pleasant café overlooking the shopping street of Jefferson Street. On the menu, good coffees and teas, but also organic kombucha and delicacies on the go - muffins, macaroons, cakes, etc. - to be enjoyed in the large room with its warm and design decoration or to be taken to go. Rêve Coffee Roasters has several other locations in Louisiana (sometimes under a different name): Campus Grounds at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette, Rêve Coffee Lab in Lafayette and Baton Rouge, and Cafe Mosaic in Eunice.

Housed in an old wooden warehouse bursting with character, Feed N Seed is a performance venue with a stage, a large dance floor, a bar, mood lighting and a terrace area. In addition to private events, the venue offers a variety of shows open to all, including comedy, burlesque and live bands. Music-wise, all styles are represented: Cajun, zydeco, rock'n'roll. The perfect place to spend the evening and dance the night away!