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Near New Orleans? That’s a title one. First, you should just come one down and visit because being close but not being here just means you are missing out. But if I had to say it would be the Rivershack on the Eastbank side. Years back this was a hangout for ship and tug captains when they were delayed on the river. It sits in a unique confluence of light industrial, residential and the growing hospital complex. Now if you want to venture to the New Orleans but “not New Orleans” side of town come by and visit The Old Point bar along Patterson in Algiers. Very rustic, cypress laden bar where locals invite new guests to enjoy the ambience and routine live music. As the movie industry has boomed this spot has found its way into many a Hollywood and independent film.

Someone with better knowledge will come along to answer this, but until then, it’s common knowledge that New Orleans reps went to Denmark and title Norway and looked at their dam systems. They got some good ideas, some of which have been implemented, but the main problem is that the ground itself is very different. New Orleans is a swamp. When you dig down you don’t find granite; you barely find rock. Mostly it’s mud. A lot of mud. The ideal solution for New Orleans is a return of its wetlands, but instead they’re shrinking. Climate change, man made structures, and other issues have made the few attempts we’ve made at helping the wetlands kind of pathetic.