Your Local Guide to Algiers Point
Local Options in Algiers Point
Algiers Point is the gem of New Orleans' West Bank neighborhoods!
Here are many of the places we Pointe Algerines frequent in or near our neighborhood, from local flavor to entertainment, groceries to necessities--all without crossing the river.
As for the rest of the city, there's far too much to list! Simply adjust the map to discover many of our social, cultural, and entertainment options.
Laid-back bar & eatery with sandwiches & seafood plus beers, cocktails & drink specials.
54 locals recommend
Dry Dock Cafe
133 Delaronde StLaid-back bar & eatery with sandwiches & seafood plus beers, cocktails & drink specials.
Easygoing eatery for classic Italian fare & wine with an adults-only lounge in the back. Their seasonally-changing "Ferry Companion" frozen daiquiri is a local staple.
40 locals recommend
Tavolino Pizza & Lounge
141 Delaronde StEasygoing eatery for classic Italian fare & wine with an adults-only lounge in the back. Their seasonally-changing "Ferry Companion" frozen daiquiri is a local staple.
English-style watering hole offering beer & spirits in a mellow atmosphere with vintage decor.
73 locals recommend
Crown & Anchor English Pub
200 Pelican AveEnglish-style watering hole offering beer & spirits in a mellow atmosphere with vintage decor.
House-roasted beans, plus pastries & light fare, in a bright & airy space with a gift shop.
45 locals recommend
Congregation Coffee Roasters
240 Pelican AveHouse-roasted beans, plus pastries & light fare, in a bright & airy space with a gift shop.
Sunny neighborhood cafe serving coffee drinks & breakfast bites in a modern, artsy space.
32 locals recommend
One Stone Restaurant
Sunny neighborhood cafe serving coffee drinks & breakfast bites in a modern, artsy space.
Cheerful neighborhood coffeehouse serving French & Cajun-inspired fare for breakfast & lunch.
82 locals recommend
Tout De Suite Cafe
347 Verret StCheerful neighborhood coffeehouse serving French & Cajun-inspired fare for breakfast & lunch.
No-frills corner bar with sidewalk seats is an old-timey spot for a beer & live music.
82 locals recommend
Old Point Bar
545 Patterson RdNo-frills corner bar with sidewalk seats is an old-timey spot for a beer & live music.
Handcrafted Jewelry made in New Orleans by jewelry designer, Beatrix Bell. Modern, eclectic & fresh jewelry designs made locally.
11 locals recommend
Beatrixbell Handcrafted Jewelry & Gift
337 Morgan StHandcrafted Jewelry made in New Orleans by jewelry designer, Beatrix Bell. Modern, eclectic & fresh jewelry designs made locally.
Rosetree Glass Studio creates distinctive, artistic work utilizing traditional glassblowing techniques. Rosetree also offers workshops where you can learn more about glass blowing and blow your own unique gift.
33 locals recommend
Rosetree Blown Glass Studio
446 Vallette StRosetree Glass Studio creates distinctive, artistic work utilizing traditional glassblowing techniques. Rosetree also offers workshops where you can learn more about glass blowing and blow your own unique gift.
The Appetite Repair Shop is a specialty to-go food shop. Chef Pete Vazquez of Marisol and Bacchanal fame features freshly made, chef driven meals inspired by the best the world has to offer.
30 locals recommend
Appetite Repair Shop
400 Vallette StThe Appetite Repair Shop is a specialty to-go food shop. Chef Pete Vazquez of Marisol and Bacchanal fame features freshly made, chef driven meals inspired by the best the world has to offer.
This is a charming little neighborhood market with gourmet and specialty items, as well as fresh farm veggies, dairy and bakery items. The owners are a delight and most helpful.
25 locals recommend
Faubourg Fresh Market
541 Bermuda StThis is a charming little neighborhood market with gourmet and specialty items, as well as fresh farm veggies, dairy and bakery items. The owners are a delight and most helpful.
Rouses Market
400 N Carrollton AveThe place to go if your grocery needs run far and wide.
Conveniently located should you find yourself in need of a spacious mall with a wide selection of major retailers.
18 locals recommend
Oakwood Center
197 Westbank ExpyConveniently located should you find yourself in need of a spacious mall with a wide selection of major retailers.
Getting there is all the fun! Bring cash for the fare, or download the RTA GoMobile app. The ferry leaves Algiers Point every 30 minutes on the hour and half hour, then leaves Canal Street every 30 minutes at a quarter until and a quarter after the hour.
For schedules, fares, and updates, visithttp://www.norta.com/Maps-Schedules/New-Orleans-Ferry
68 locals recommend
Algiers Ferry Terminal station
Getting there is all the fun! Bring cash for the fare, or download the RTA GoMobile app. The ferry leaves Algiers Point every 30 minutes on the hour and half hour, then leaves Canal Street every 30 minutes at a quarter until and a quarter after the hour.
For schedules, fares, and updates, visithttp://www.norta.com/Maps-Schedules/New-Orleans-Ferry
The Cita Dennis Hubbell Branch of the New Orleans Public Library is a Carnegie library dating from 1907, and the city's oldest public library.
10 locals recommend
Cita Dennis Hubbell Library
725 Pelican AveThe Cita Dennis Hubbell Branch of the New Orleans Public Library is a Carnegie library dating from 1907, and the city's oldest public library.
Absolutely the best way to enjoy the sun setting over the New Orleans skyline.
New Orleans Downtown View
138 Morgan StAbsolutely the best way to enjoy the sun setting over the New Orleans skyline.
Walk or jog along the paved surface of the levee and take in all of the views: Historic Algiers Point, the Algiers dry docks, the New Orleans riverfront & skyline, and passing cargo & cruise ships!
Please note that the Mississippi River Trail runs the length of the levee and that there is no specific access point. Google Maps is determined to convince us that it's only accessed in Gretna :-)
17 locals recommend
Mississippi River Trail
99 Garden RdWalk or jog along the paved surface of the levee and take in all of the views: Historic Algiers Point, the Algiers dry docks, the New Orleans riverfront & skyline, and passing cargo & cruise ships!
Please note that the Mississippi River Trail runs the length of the levee and that there is no specific access point. Google Maps is determined to convince us that it's only accessed in Gretna :-)
Food Scene
A favorite among locals who are coming off of the night shift. Great for breakfast or lunch.
82 locals recommend
Tout De Suite Cafe
347 Verret StA favorite among locals who are coming off of the night shift. Great for breakfast or lunch.
This one-man operation provides outrageously good options for a grab-and-go lunch or dinner. Check them out on Facebook for hours and daily menus. Little-known fact: ARS is run by the former owner/head chef of the famed Marisol restaurant.
30 locals recommend
Appetite Repair Shop
400 Vallette StThis one-man operation provides outrageously good options for a grab-and-go lunch or dinner. Check them out on Facebook for hours and daily menus. Little-known fact: ARS is run by the former owner/head chef of the famed Marisol restaurant.
As well as an outstanding coffee and beverage bar, you can find 'pop-up' style hot meals for dinner during the week.
32 locals recommend
One Stone Restaurant
As well as an outstanding coffee and beverage bar, you can find 'pop-up' style hot meals for dinner during the week.
Your quintessential neighborhood coffee roaster and coffee shop.
45 locals recommend
Congregation Coffee Roasters
240 Pelican AveYour quintessential neighborhood coffee roaster and coffee shop.
Drinks & Nightlife
Our notorious neighborhood dive! Live music, taco night, random acts of celebration!
82 locals recommend
Old Point Bar
545 Patterson RdOur notorious neighborhood dive! Live music, taco night, random acts of celebration!
Our beloved neighborhood pub, in the proper British manner! Trivia nights, dart competitions, local fundraisers, occasional live music, pop-up food trucks and purveyors of tasty goods!
73 locals recommend
Crown & Anchor English Pub
200 Pelican AveOur beloved neighborhood pub, in the proper British manner! Trivia nights, dart competitions, local fundraisers, occasional live music, pop-up food trucks and purveyors of tasty goods!
Arts & Culture
A delightfully curated selection of art, jewelry, and handmade goods from local artists & artisans.
11 locals recommend
Beatrixbell Handcrafted Jewelry & Gift
337 Morgan StA delightfully curated selection of art, jewelry, and handmade goods from local artists & artisans.
Offering a selection of beautiful blown glass objects, as well as glassblowing workshops so you can make it yourself!
33 locals recommend
Rosetree Blown Glass Studio
446 Vallette StOffering a selection of beautiful blown glass objects, as well as glassblowing workshops so you can make it yourself!
Fresh flowers and curious, original artwork in various media by local artists.
Bonne Fleur Gifts and Oddities
839 Opelousas AveFresh flowers and curious, original artwork in various media by local artists.
Essentials
Forgot an essential? Need a snack? Our local greengrocer has you covered!
25 locals recommend
Faubourg Fresh Market
541 Bermuda StForgot an essential? Need a snack? Our local greengrocer has you covered!
Rouses Market
400 N Carrollton AveYour go-to for grocery shopping.
HEADCASE
833 Opelousas AveForgot to get that haircut before coming to town? You're covered.
Shopping
There's something for everyone at Oakwood Mall (including a Cafe du Monde)!
18 locals recommend
Oakwood Center
197 Westbank ExpyThere's something for everyone at Oakwood Mall (including a Cafe du Monde)!
Getting Around
Algiers Ferry Terminal station
Your $2.00 gateway to the French Quarter!