Hey,

  I just wanted to offer any UOer or UOan a friendly voice of a local when anyone visits New Orleans. 

  Living in tourist town can make it tough to spend the day with visitors every time someone I know comes down, because that is nearly every weekend.  (AND, I'm not offering to shelter y'all)

 

But, if you wanted to visit the crescent city, I can offer:

 

-Advice on where to stay

-What to do, what to see, and what not to waste your time doing

-Meet you up for a drink to chat about your trip and all things UO!

 

 

I hope people take me up on it, and other members offer the same things for their current cities of residence.

I definitely need to get to New Orleans someday soon, so I may take you up on it!

I offer the same for Portland, OR.

Chicago here for any visitors. Hell, you can stay with me if you'd like.

There are cities outside of Ohio?

I'm in Fort Lauderdale/Miami area until I move back early next year.

Hey,

  I just wanted to offer any UOer or UOan a friendly voice of a local when anyone visits New Orleans. 

  Living in tourist town can make it tough to spend the day with visitors every time someone I know comes down, because that is nearly every weekend.  (AND, I'm not offering to shelter y'all)

 

But, if you wanted to visit the crescent city, I can offer:

 

-Advice on where to stay

-What to do, what to see, and what not to waste your time doing

-Meet you up for a drink to chat about your trip and all things UO!

 

I could have used that when I went to NOLA a few years ago. My experience was very ~meh~

Seems like every Tom, Dick & Harry wants to set up a fly by night crap restaurant to fleece ourists for a couple years & then move on.

I don't recommend staying on Bourbon street for more than two hours, and restaurants are definitely hit or miss in the quarter