It's a more calm and fancy than burbon really nice places to eat and listen to good music also good for souvenirs try to go at night starting at 8 pm

We knew very little of Frenchman Street, but during our 5 day stay in New Orleans it became home base, regardless as to where we ventured off to in the day. The buildings, the people, the drinks, the SOUNDS, it’s as if the whole city’s...More

We went there because the local recommended to see it. They saying its a bit cleaner than Burbon street. It was good experience

Less crowded and less smelly version of Bourbon Street... lots of music/bars/restaurants. Definitely worth a visit.

This short, lively street was hailed as better than Bourbon Street. I don't necessarily agree. We walked end to end on Bourbon Street during the day. We enjoyed live jazz and Dixieland music and people watching. Towards evening we went to Frenchmen Street for dinner...More

Spotted Cat, Bamboulas, etc... great jazz, blues, street musicians without the craziness of Bourbon street.

We walked to this street one evening as our concierge recommended we do this. It was like Bourbon Street, lively and noisy. A lot of youngsters were playing jazz in the streets with huge crowds around them. I really enjoyed this. It was such fun...More