Bought 4 tee times for me and my buddies, came to play and the whole course was shut down. We…read morecalled to get a refund or a rain check and was denied, front office was really rude about it. Severely disappointed in the customer service and the way the situation was handled.

Played here on 10/28/13 as part of the East Ascension-St Amant Spartan-Gator Shootout....This is a…read moregolf tourney based on a Ryder Cup format...I'm a Dutch Town supporter (3d high school in Ascension Parish and all 3 are fierce rivals) but got dragooned into playing for EA....Found it funny that 2 Ascension Parish schools were holding their fundraiser in St John the Baptist Parish, but I digress... From what I understand this is a Pete Dye designed course (if you don't know golf, he's a celebrated golf course designer) and it's a good test for your average golfer looking to duff it around or for your better golfer looking for a challenge...it's located in the Belle Terre subdivision in LaPlace, LA which at one time was THE place to live, not sure now, seems kinda faded...Would have loved to see it in its glory days when Bobby Hebert, Ricky Jackson and other Saints players were using it as their main golf course The course was in good shape and had a great time playing this course...however if you're prone to hitting you're ball into water then be aware that about 14 of the holes have water which means trouble lurks... Not sure what regular green fees are since I played in a tournament but feel they'd be reasonable and I would play this course again...If you're looking for a good course to play it's a short drive from NOLA and I think you'll find it worth it... By the way, EA smoked St Amant...Winner, winner, Chicken Dinner!! **Closed Mondays!! Green fees Tuesday through Thursday $39 and $49 on weekends.

Love the Gentilly festival! My dad isn't a person who likes to go to festivals but he enjoys this…read moreone every year. I think it has a little bit of everything for everyone. 1st big thing is that it is a free 3 day festival. It starts on Friday night with Jazz under the stars. The first day is only a few hours and all of the food vendors don't participate. Saturday and Sunday are the longer days. In addition to the food vendors, they have a gospel tent, a kids area (face painting, rock climbing, etc), and other local businesses with tents selling all kinds of goodies. The gospel tent has chairs where you can sit but for the main stage it's best to bring your own chair as they are not provided(like most festivals). We usually bring our chairs to just sit and relax listening to the different artists on stage. I went 2 of the 3 days this year and my mom went all 3 days. It's a great opportunity to support local businesses and try new things you haven't tried before. Definitely recommend attending if you've never been.

Enjoying "Jazz Under the Stars", the first night of Gentilly Fest - great music, food, and family…read morevibes all around!

This FREE event was located along the Riverwalk at Woldenberg Riverfront Park at the Audubon…read moreAquarium of the Americas. This event allowed us to board tall beautiful ships that have traveled around the world and the large Navy Ships from the US, Canada, and France. It was also NOLA Navy Week and this year is the tricentennial year of New Orleans. Going on the Tall Ships was so interesting how the crew members live on a ship. The tall ships we boarded was the Elissa and the Picton. There was so many people we weren't able to go on all the ships in one day because of the large crowds. It was free admission but vendors were there food, ice cream and drinks. The downfall was the portapotties were located outside of the gate so you would have to renter again. We had a beautiful day to enjoy the ships and they had volunteers to monitor the lines and when boarding the ships.

I attended a private function in the space upstairs over the summer…read more It's a beautiful space. The main room was large, but without seeming cavernous (although it did get loud once it filled with people and everyone was talking), well-appointed, in a grandly opulent kind of way. the smaller area off the main room was delightful and homey, but still luxe-y. I bet the space would do nicely for a smaller sized wedding reception or a similar function.

This is probably one of the classiest galleries I've ever been to. It's very spacious…read more I attended the opening party and Martine Chaisson is quite a lovely lady. She's nice and very professional. The first night she displayed photography... very large photographs. But interesting nonetheless. I'll be coming back to check out what she has from time to time. Highly recommended!

What a difference a change in venue makes! I've attended the seafood festival for a few years and…read moreit used to be a street festival near the casino. Moving it to Lafayette Square seems to have quadrupled the attendance. We went late on Saturday and the lines for some items were ridiculously long, especially since we had the little nieces with us. We got a few items from booths with shorter lines and everything was tasty. The crowds were well behaved and security was keeping paths clear. There seemed to be fewer vendors than last year, but maybe not as many applied.

Hellooooo N'awlins! you sure know how to bring the spirit out in me, and what better way than by…read morespending an afternoon jamming to Kermit Ruffins and the Rebirth Brass band while enjoying food from some of New Orleans best, including but not limiting the list to Galatoire's, Remoulade, Acme, etc etc etc... After walking around all the tents and considering our options we opted for 4 dishes; -Cafe Giovanni's Voodoo Shrimp and Grits and their Creole Shrimp and Corn bisque. My favorite out of these two were the Shrimp and Grits, which had been bbqed and glazed with a sweet and sour sauce...sooo good. The bisque was pretty stellar too, but a little too chunky for my taste. -Ninja's Softshell Crab Po-boy made an impression on us when we saw a lady walking around with just the crab. We quickly inquired about the dish and she told us it was supposed to be a po-boy but she asked for it solo....say no more! that amazing thing comes in a po-boy??!! we ran to the tent and devoured a very generous portion.... sooo good! - and for the grand finale I must tell you about Grand Isles' Seafood Salad, whomever came up with this amazing dish needs to be praised. The Shrimp had been bbqed in what seemed like a special coconut sauce giving it an oriental twist, the mussels were steamed to perfection and the crab was sauteed in a bed of yellow squash, caramelized red onions, and many other fall harvest vegetables. HHMM HMMM HMM! As if all that weren't enough, the liquor was flowing from different spots and the beer offered was $3 Coors and $4 Blue Moons! yes to the later..... I had a fantastic time at the 4th Annual New Orleans Seafood Festival!

Coolest back patio in the area for finding a spot to watch a game . Ray was our server and had some…read moresolid drink selections

We recently visited New Orleans, and after all the walking, we needed a massage. Bayou Massage is…read morea new business, but the owner and massage therapist, Carolyn, has been doing massage and yoga for many years. So we thought, why not? And boy, am I ever glad we decided to get a massage. She was strong without being harsh. She has a soft and soothing voice. Her studio is meticulously clean and welcoming. I'd advise anyone - visitors and locals, alike - to get a massage from Carolyn at Bayou Massage and Wellness.

Had a great day at the links. Course is awesome. Lots of water hazards. Staff is great. I forgot my…read morescorecard and Justin was nice enough to text it to me!

Dined here for a business Lunch and had a great time, great food (I got the censor salad wrap) was…read moreprepared and service was fast.

Keep your horses here. Ride your horses here…read more Take lessons on your horses here. OR, if you don't own a horse, use Magnolia's horses to take lessons! Great family owned horse farm.

This is a great place to board in a convenient location. They turn out daily and have a covered…read morearena with a special polymerized sand that is not dusty and is great for your horse's legs. The people who own and run the place are super friendly and knowledgeable about horses. I wouldnt keep my horse anywhere else in the area!