Any good stuff in French Quarter?

[TATSR]

I'm visiting New Orleans and was wondering if any of these antique shops might have interesting sports stuff. Anyone know?

Thanks,
Tim

[darwinbulldog]

You might find a couple of things on Royal Street, but you're not going to find a bargain there.

[smotan_02]

New Orleans is picked over pretty well. Just spend your time enjoying the food, music, and drink....it's alot less frustrating.

Piano bars are always my favorite.

[RCMcKenzie]

Go to Maspero's and order the fried calamari...


www.pierremasperosrestaurant.com/history.html

[darwinbulldog]

I love Maspero's, but it'll be a long time before I order calamari again, anywhere.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/0...tml?ref=topbar

[buymycards]

Go to the Cajun Cabin and ask for a table on the balcony. You can look down on Bourbon street while enjoying a top notch meal with great service. Blackened redfish, etoufee, oysters and a hurricane or two.

I have been to the quarter many times and I haven't found any cards. There are a couple of shops in town but I haven't taken the time to find them. There is a nice card show just outside of New Orleans around the first of the month with a couple of friendly, reasonably priced pre-war dealers. (Edited to say - the dealers aren't reasonably priced but their cards are.)

Good luck!

Rick