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Top 3 Oldest and Best Restaurants in the New Orleans French Quarter

Top 3 Oldest and Best Restaurants in the New Orleans French Quarter

New Orleans celebrated its 300th birthday in 2018 which means centuries of recipes and historic restaurants that make the Crescent City a great food city for foodies traveling alone, as a couple or in a group.. Here are the three oldest and best restaurants in New Orleans which are all located in the historic French Quarter neighborhood.

Happy #NationalTacoDay in New Orleans

Happy #NationalTacoDay in New Orleans

On #NationalTacoDay there are plenty of places dine and celebrate in New Orleans as a solo diner. Discover here our top four taco restaurants in the Crescent City that are well-suited for someone traveling and dining alone. 

All the Food and Beverage Vendors at MSY's New North Terminal

All the Food and Beverage Vendors at MSY's New North Terminal

The new terminal at the New Orleans International Airport(MSY) is set to open in 2019. Top New Orleans Restaurants and retail outlets will fill the gorgeous new architectural structure making the solo traveler’s experience in New Orleans memorable.

Five Fun Fall Events in New Orleans

Five Fun Fall Events in New Orleans

Fall is a great time to travel alone to New Orleans because there are lots of fun things to do. Solo travelers will have a hard time feeling lonely if you attend one of these 5 fun fall festivals.

New Orleans Fried Chicken Fest: Free Food, Music and Fun

New Orleans Fried Chicken Fest: Free Food, Music and Fun

Don’t miss one of the best New Orleans free festivals, the Fried Chicken Fest, when you are considering traveling to the Crescent City. Celebrity chefs, famous musicians, lots of delicious fried chicken and more awaits the lucky solo traveler who makes it a point not to miss this fun festival in the Big Easy.

How to Spend A Day in New Orleans as a Solo Traveler

How to Spend A Day in New Orleans as a Solo Traveler

A day in New Orleans is not nearly enough, but if you're here traveling solo for a layover or just passing through, 24 hours is enough time to see, eat, and dance your way through key things to do in the Crescent City. Here is Astrid Solo Travel Advisor's guide for a day trip to the Big Easy.

Episode 083: Wine Tourism and Sonoma County's Wine Road for the Solo Traveler - Beth Costa

Episode 083: Wine Tourism and Sonoma County's Wine Road for the Solo Traveler - Beth Costa

Looking for a wonderful solo trip to the California wine country? Beth Costa joins us on my solo travel podcast, Solo Travel Talk, to share valuable insights about wine tourism as a solo traveler and tips for a solo adventure in gorgeous Sonoma County, California!

Things to See and Do as a Solo Traveler in Atlanta

Things to See and Do as a Solo Traveler in Atlanta

In recent years, Atlanta has seen an influx of young people moving to the city, and they are bringing a new wave of culture and innovation with them. Atlanta is ripe with all kinds of entertainment, fun attractions, and great food - making it the perfect destination for a solo trip. For a few solo travel suggestions, read this post!
 

5 Trendy New Restaurants in New Orleans

5 Trendy New Restaurants in New Orleans

In a city filled with James Beard winners and classic culinary institutes, a solo traveler might not think that New Orleans had any more room for new, exciting restaurants.  Think again! Here is our list of the 5 trendiest new eateries in the Crescent City. Yum!

Episode 080: Solo Travel Inspiration on Social Media

Episode 080: Solo Travel Inspiration on Social Media

Social Media is a valuable inspiration resource for the solo traveler. Social media platforms can offer a wealth of photos, ideas, and tips-- if you know where to look. On the new episode of my solo travel podcast, Solo Travel Talk, I cover the major social media platforms and how solo travelers can use them.