neIGHBorHoodS ARMSTRONG PARK ©Zack Smith The nation’s oldest continuously inhabited African American neighborhood is steeped in rich cultural history, found in places like Congo Square. TREMÉ Restaurant or sweet potato pie at Backatown Coffee Parlour , you’ll never leave this neighborhood hungry. STAY Guest houses and B&Bs are the best way to experience this charming and historic neighborhood. SEE & DO Learn about some of the most significant history and culture of New Orleans in Tremé. Visit the New Orleans African American Museum , Armstrong Park , and Congo Square , plus the Black-owned businesses along Bayou Road . DRINK Grab a beer at a low-key neighborhood bar and you’ll come across friendly locals who have lived here for decades. EAT You won’t want to miss the local New Orleans flavors of Tremé. Whether you’re having world-famous gumbo at Dooky Chase's 46
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