"Dog reads"

The bustling streets of historic New Orleans are a feast for you and your four-legged friend. The French Quarter offers fun on every corner, from jazz to great food. In addition to walking tours and the scene on Bourbon Street, here are several ways to enjoy the hospitality of the city with your pal.

Café Du Monde

Many vote this as a favorite stop in New Orleans—because of the beignets. The areas around the outdoor café are dog friendly, and you'll both enjoy the waterfront view. There's even a to-go window to make ordering easy.

Walking tours

From the historic to the haunted, there's a walking tour for almost every interest in New Orleans. Learn and explore together through Historical New Orleans Tours, Inc., which welcomes your dog throughout outdoor attractions (call ahead for details and guidelines).

Loew's New Orleans

The Crescent City is famous for hospitality, and that includes dog-friendly hotels. At Loew's New Orleans, you and your pal are greeted with a new bowl, tag, and a treat. Love room service? So will your dog! There's even a Loew's Loves Pets room service menu, along with a listing of vets and groomers in the area.

Café Freret

All that walking is sure to build up a healthy appetite. Café Freret doesn't just cater to you; they welcome your four-legged best friend, too! The menu includes bones, treats, and even a fresh bowl of water to quench his thirst. You don't have to eat and run—rest your paws on the patio, at a table just for the two of you.

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