Lafitte Greenway 4K Ride - New Orleans Tour 

Greenway Plaza is the site of the old Orleans Parish Brake Inspection Station, where everyone had to have their car inspected annually (headlights, horn, turn signals, etc.), when you were issued your "brake tag" that had to be displayed in the corner of your windshield to the driver's left. I think it was closed sometime in the 1990s.

I love Free tours by foot - New Orleans!!!

Free, Enjoyed~ you maade amazing content!

Thanks for the interesting tour of the Lafitte Greenway. I have been to New Orleans several times over the years, but was totally unaware of this venue until I saw your video. Will have to check it out next time I am in town!

Thank you so much for all the history on Lafitte Greenway! You are phenomenal on the history of New Orleans! Yes

Definitely missed you Andrew so glad to touring back in New Orleans with you. Happy Pride month 🌈

Fascinating. Yet another part of NOLA I wasn't familiar with. You are full of useful information!

So enjoined! Thanks you !!!

So much knowledge! You are awesome sauce!😁

I walked the Lafitte Greenway this week based on your recommendation. It is really nice and I enjoyed the entire round trip. Thanks for informing me of this great new N.O. feature.

Really enjoyed this one! Thank you Andrew, for your impeccable work! I adore the historical aspects that you pepper through your tours so smoothly! 👏✨

Another great video. Thanks for taking us along Andrew!

You really do an awesome job!

Another great tour, I'll have to visit the Lafitte Greenway the next time I'm in New Orleans. Thanks.

Fascinating place. Love this video. You have such an amazing speaking voice.

Very cool - Bayou St John has always held an interest but I've never made it out that way. Will be there in a few weeks, I need to get organized !

Yay!!!

You are an amazing succinct tour guide! Very impressed!

I’m going to NO for my Bday in a few days I hope to pay my respect to Marie Laveau while I’m there

Great info and interesting background. But you were turning those gorgeous Miss. River are installations a bit too fast. lol! I got dizzy and it was hard to see the branched of the river. But overall, great info about it and very informative video. Love your stuff! Thanks!!

I feel like I’ve been there now!

Andrew, this was so great to see. Thanks for the tour! I can't wait to get back to New Orleans.

For the record, you did not take it,LOL!!!!(street sign)🤣🤣🤣

Should go on a swamp tour in Lafitte and Shrimp Lot in West Wego, Bayou Segnette State Park is right next door plus a visitors center next to market on blacktopped road goes along side of market is it's location. . Stop at Billy Martin's seafood and discuss his father who was founder of Martin's seafood factory still going today, loops linen, mo's pizza, dimartinos Italian food muffalatas, mel ott park in Gretna, are awesome, golf courses timberlane, stonebridge in Gretna and newly revamped one Algiers on general degalle, English turn, colleges Delgado and Our Lady Of Holy Cross college, lower coast Algiers ferry describe how it crosses into chalmette and historic battlefield, rocky and Carlos restaraunt and how it goes back into New Orleans. Can stop and see Banksys painting of the girl holding umbrella after Katrina that thieves tried stealing several years back. Also Salvos, Lil G's, Navy Base Blue Angel at front of entrance, BBQ joint right across the street on hwy. 23, Adams catfish, becnels produce maybe even tour their crops, Lee's Hamburgers, China Doll, Empress of China, California Customs, Barrier Golf Course vik Belle Chasse, Zydeco's restaraunt, balestras super market is monumental in belle chasse, cafe de famille in crown point, Volios restaurant in Lafitte, Juneau's Sandwich shop in marrero, check out iris's blooming in jean Lafitte national park, Boomtown Casino,

Would you ever do a walking tour of old storyville?

Love the videos man! I’ll be up there in August. Do you work with anyone/recommend any swamp tours? Thank you and big ups!

So good to see you Andrew! Always the very best in everything you do. Could you please, if possible, do a video on scooter or moped tours about the city. I of course know this is Tours by Foot but for someone with mobility issues information on this would be invaluable. Where to ride, rent and tour would be so very much appreciated. All you guys keep up the excellent videos! Thank you.

Hey Andrew will you be doing any in person tours this weekend the 30th through July 3 I’ll be there for essence Fest and would love to come to one of your personal tours🥰🥰🥰

Another great video Andrew. I'm heading to New Orleans in April and I'd like to take a bike down Esplanade to the City Park from Marigny and then return down the Lafitte trail. Is this a good route? Any concerns/recommendations? Thank you

is this walkable in a day just wondering

Andrew, you’re so cute! Question, what area of NOLA would you live if cost wasn’t a question?

Do you mean gentrification...... 👀🙃

Lose the fake “y’all”’s and you got yourself a decent video

I saw you were looking for new ideas for videos on previous one I watched. I'm new to channel from the West Bank. Are you familiar with the restaurant named Moscas on Hwy. 90 east in Avondale? It's an old mafia hangout and has a lot of history. I've heard the original owner chef who's family still runs it. Was Al Capone's personal chef before coming here back then. Family may or may not be willing to discuss. But worth a shot. Do some research you'll see the significance and it's cash only so bring cash if you go? Also Old Point Bar and Old Gretna would be two good videos I believe. Can mention Gretna Fest, Numerous restaraunt's, old, Da Wabbit, The Real Pie Man, RiverShack, Common Grounds, Gattusos, La Fiesta oldest Mexican restaurant on stumpf blvd. courthouses in Algiers point and Gretna historic Courthouse, Mcdonaughville', Federal City, Mardi Gras World, Underneath the CCC is a nice view I bet viewers would love. Old steam locomotive that's in Downtown Gretna, Condos in Algiers on the river, there's a place to eat at the foot of the ferry in Algiers as well. It's comparative to the city with the greenery and house designs. First settlement on the West Bank as well. Also Tony Mandenas Italian restaurant in Gretna,David Crockett fire house. Oldest in the nation.