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Why You’ll Love It
Dramatically lit exposed brick walls. Towering ceilings with chandeliers. Yep, Boundary Roaddefinitely fits in nicely on H Street Corridor. We suggest that you be the first of your friends to say, “You guys have GOT to try this new place I found!”.
But great first impressions are a dime a dozen in this famous foodie neighborhood. Blending current culinary trends with Executive Chef Brad Walker’s personal touch sets this new addition apart. Like a good cheesesteak sandy? Of course you do. But premium wagyu beef takes this lunch classic to the next level—and that’s par for the course at Boundary Road.
Of course, we won’t tell anyone if you decide to indulge in a masterfully mixed cocktail or two before heading back to the office. But if a liquid lunch isn’t your style, spend an evening tasting your way through a flight of three wines for two—savory meat-and-cheese plate included.
H Street Corridor
414 H St NE
Washington, DC 20002
Between N 5th St & N 4th St
(202) 450-3265
www.boundaryrd.com
“Whether you seek high end culinary delights or expertly mixed cocktails, late night creations or tasty beer, this restaurant has you covered.”
“The brick chicken was absolutely delicious – the skin was fabulously crispy and tasty – and my husband’s flank steak was wonderful. I could have eaten a whole plate of the kale that came with it!”
“Great wine list, chicken cooked under a brick to perfection … and lovely high ceilings and dark moody ambiance.#8221;
“I am giving 5 stars because I loved the flavors, variety and ambiance.”
With curry mayo dip
With fresh carrots, radish, red onions, cucumbers, and mustard vinaigrette
With local eye of round Piedmont Farms steak, onions, peppers, and jalapeno cheddar
Duck leg, frisée, red onion, bacon
Grilled skirt steak, chimichurri, greens, hearts of palm, and croutons
See full menu
Why You’ll Love It
It’s where beads fly off balconies and jazz notes barrel down alleyways. Still, NOLA doesn’t have to mean an all-nighter every night. Cozy, refined, and relaxing, this boutique hotel is a posh hideaway in the heart of the French Quarter.
Sure, historical decor keeps a picturesque past in tact, but fear not, the Dauphine is also up on the latest trends (think WiFi, fitness center, and Tempur-Pedic™ beds). The hotel bar, May Baily’s Place (a 19th century “sporting house” in a cottage where John James Audubon painted his “Birds of America”), gives the best nightcap around. Things heating up outside? Take a dip in the famous saltwater pool or stroll the tropical courtyard.
While you want the buzz of Bourbon Street, let’s face it, you also want some shut-eye. Discover a quiet sanctuary steps from it all.
French Quarter
One block from Bourbon St, Antoine’s, Arnaud’s, and Broussard’s; across from Susan Spicer’s Bayona Restaurant; near Royal St, and Natchez Steamboat Wharf’s last of the famous Mississippi Paddlewheel Steamers with twice daily cruises
415 Dauphine St
New Orleans, LA 70112
Between Conti St & St Louis St
(800) 521-7111
www.dauphineorleans.com
Special ongoing offers for Bloomspot subscribers can be found atwww.neworleanshotelcollection.com/200
“My stay at the Dauphine was fantastic. I found the staff to be friendly and accommodating. It’s a charming hotel, clean and elegant. You can’t beat the location in the French Quarter.”
“First time in NOLA, spent 4 nights here and we couldn’t have asked for anything more … Great location, friendly staff, amazing beds, and free complimentary breakfast!”
“One of the best “boutique” hotels in the Quarter is The Dauphine! … If you’re looking for a smaller, boutique style hotel to enhance your experience in New Orleans, this would be one of my top choices!”
“This Hotel is absolutely the best to stay in when you are visiting NOLA … The Bed, oh lord, the bed. Amazing …. You feel like you’re sleeping on a cloud.”
Includes accommodations in a Superior Carriage House King or Superior Main House King room, daily continental breakfast, two welcome drinks, two tickets to the Southern Food and Wine Museum at the Riverwalk Marketplace, discount book valued at $250 for special offers at the Riverwalk Marketplace, two-for-one entry to Mardi Gras World Attraction, $20 gift certificate to Hemline Boutique, complimentary bottle of wine with purchase of two entrees at Roux on Orleans restaurant, WiFi, and in-room coffee and bottle water.
