Treme
Treme is the oldest free-Black neighborhood in the country, and it carries that weight without performing it. North of the Quarter, past Rampart, the streets thin out into shotgun houses, second-line routes, and corner stores that have outlasted three storms and four mayors. Congo Square sits inside Louis Armstrong Park, where enslaved Africans once gathered on Sundays and the rhythm pretty much never stopped. Dating in Treme means jazz at the Candlelight, red beans on Monday, and understanding you are a guest in a neighborhood that was a culture before it was a zip code.
$37,145
$1,270
Treme by the numbers
Median individual income in Treme is about $37.1k.
The median renter in Treme pays about $1,270 a month.
On the ground
Local date spots
Class
Budget
Vibe
- TremeDining
Antoine's Restaurant
LGBTQ+ friendlyGood for groups - TremeDining
Irene's
Outdoor seatingGood for groups - TremeDrinks
Kermit's Tremé Mother-in-Law Lounge
Outdoor seatingGood for groups - TremeDrinks
The Will & The Way
Outdoor seatingLGBTQ+ friendly - TremeDrinks
Pal's Lounge
Outdoor seatingLGBTQ+ friendly - TremeDrinks
Fives
Wheelchair access - TremeActivity
Backstreet Cultural Museum
Wheelchair access - TremeDining
Chemin à la Mer
Outdoor seatingLGBTQ+ friendly - TremeDrinks
Pluck Wine Bar & Restaurant
Outdoor seatingGood for groups - TremeDrinks
Patrick’s Bar Vin
Outdoor seatingLGBTQ+ friendly - TremeDrinks
Candlelight Lounge
Good for groupsWheelchair access - TremeDrinks
Patula
Outdoor seatingLGBTQ+ friendly - TremeActivity
New Orleans African American Museum
Wheelchair access - TremeDrinks
The Evangeline Lounge
Outdoor seatingGood for groups - TremeDrinks
THE TELL ME BAR
Outdoor seatingLGBTQ+ friendly - TremeDrinks
Swirl Wine Bar & Market
Outdoor seatingGood for groups - TremeDrinks
The Wine Bar at Emeril's
Good for groupsWheelchair access