Love the French market and no trip is complete without a visit here. We always stop at the food truck for tasty meat pies, fresh shrimp spring rolls, and delicious seafood gumbo.
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Love the French market and no trip is complete without a visit here. We always stop at the food truck for tasty meat pies, fresh shrimp spring rolls, and delicious seafood gumbo.
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I made a couple of trips to the French Market during my stay in NO. Combo flea market/farmers market, loved roaming up and down the aisles. Made several purchases and felt like I got good bargains. Many of the vendors were willing to haggle on price if that is your thing.
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Lots of local artists, but some of them seemed like they were selling trinkets made out of the states - so be aware of authenticity. Also, beware of those "shell-n-all peanuts" they taste like eating a bunch of barely seasoned styrofoam. Otherwise, it's very cool to see the artwork. Looks like there is a cooking demo station in the center,...
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I enjoyed this as a place to buy souvenirs, sample some local fare ('walk of flame' and king cake) but not sure if I'd visit again.
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I've been to New Orleans for Jazz Fest 8 times and I have to say that this year the French Market was better than ever. The place was clean and the sellers had better goods then I have seen in the past. Great on you NO.
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Visited this market befor Katrina and enjoyed it. But now it has the same feel as every market everywhere; no distinctive charm or appeal. Everything offered was the same as in all the shops around town and at the same absurdly high prices. Won't be going back to New Orleans.
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Loved the bazaar atmosphere of the French market. The market had a great mix of music and souvenirs. I found it suitable for adults and families.
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Full of crafts, food and gifts! Open every day of the week.
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The market has several things going for it: it's right down the road from Cafe du Monde, Jackson Square, and Central Grocery, it's clean, and it's open fairly early (vendors start about 9-9:30). So if you need to grab some souvenirs before heading out of town, you can cover everyone on your list in one stop - and get yourself...
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I always enjoy walking around New Orleans in the Jackson square area. Cafe Du Monde is a must, also stopped by Aunt Sally's Creole pralines. They had samples available that were divine. I ended purchasing pralines to bring home. Must visit this area.
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