In New Orleans there is a very famous place that is worth trying for its beignets and cafes, but not only. The Cafe du Monde is an institution in the city and stopping here means seeing a part of American culture.
Anyone who visits New Orleans can't miss the Café du Monde. The local historian, now known all over the world, is a must for anyone who is in the city of Jazz. Located in the heart of the French Quarter, the historic district of the city, it is located along Decatur Street, the way to the French Market, the characteristic old market very popular for its stalls of local artists, typical food and souvenirs.
The original place born in 1862 today it is a meeting place for locals and foreigners, but do not be intimidated by the line that you will find at the orders, it is an indication of the goodness of its products and his fame. When the weather and crowds allow it, take a seat at one of the outdoor tables overlooking the street, and order the very famous Beignet e Café aux Lait, the restaurant's main dish, or order to take away and enjoy these specialties while walking through the streets of the city.
You will taste a delicious roasted black coffee with chicory and milk and you will surely love the Fried donuts of French origin with a typical square shape, covered with excellent icing sugar.
Whether you enjoy them for breakfast or a mid-day snack, once you return home you will miss these delights, but don't despair, because at the local shop, you will have the opportunity to buy the Beignet mix, the mixture to reproduce this delicacy in your kitchen. The place is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, closing only on Christmas day or when there is a danger of a hurricane near the city.
