The Redemptory's Tried + True
Food and Libations Scene
Located in the Marigny's historic 1860 Sts Peter, Paul Catholic Church turned boutique hotel, the Elysian Bar is not to be overlooked. It's magnificent decor is an eye to behold, and it's bar and food menu live up to all that excitement. Stop bye for their Aperitivo Hour, daily 3 to 6.
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The Elysian Bar
2317 Burgundy StLocated in the Marigny's historic 1860 Sts Peter, Paul Catholic Church turned boutique hotel, the Elysian Bar is not to be overlooked. It's magnificent decor is an eye to behold, and it's bar and food menu live up to all that excitement. Stop bye for their Aperitivo Hour, daily 3 to 6.
The Franklin is situated in the Marigny neighborhood. Don't let the quiet streets deceive you, it's first class once you enter it's door. With its dark moody, sexy interior to its happy hour 'Old Fashion', it's a win/win for the most fantastic burger to the finest fresh oysters. Happy hour is 5pm - 7pm 6 days a week. Currently closed on Tuesdays, but a warning...can vary so best to phone first.
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The Franklin
2600 Dauphine StreetThe Franklin is situated in the Marigny neighborhood. Don't let the quiet streets deceive you, it's first class once you enter it's door. With its dark moody, sexy interior to its happy hour 'Old Fashion', it's a win/win for the most fantastic burger to the finest fresh oysters. Happy hour is 5pm - 7pm 6 days a week. Currently closed on Tuesdays, but a warning...can vary so best to phone first.
If you've ever watched Showtime's 'Your Honor' series, you'll recognize this place, especially their back room for live music. Cheap beer, good sandwiches and more often than not, a seat to sit! Located on the Border of the Quarter since 1939, Buffa’s Bar & Restaurant is the quintessential New Orleans style neighborhood bar. Food and libations are served 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. No reservations necessary! Live entertainment in the backroom 7 nights a week. Be extra kind to the bartenders as this place gets busy &they are often frazzled!
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Buffa's
1001 Esplanade AveIf you've ever watched Showtime's 'Your Honor' series, you'll recognize this place, especially their back room for live music. Cheap beer, good sandwiches and more often than not, a seat to sit! Located on the Border of the Quarter since 1939, Buffa’s Bar & Restaurant is the quintessential New Orleans style neighborhood bar. Food and libations are served 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. No reservations necessary! Live entertainment in the backroom 7 nights a week. Be extra kind to the bartenders as this place gets busy &they are often frazzled!
The Port of Call was established in 1963 as a steakhouse located on beautiful, historic Esplanade Avenue in the French Quarter. Now a busy spot for the locals and tourists for their award winning burgers and steaks.
Some of the cheapest domestic bottled beer, best burgers and specialty rum drinks. When the bartender asks you if you certain you want a second Goombay Punch (or alike), take his warning serious, their easy to go down cocktails pack a wallop.
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Port of Call
838 Esplanade AveThe Port of Call was established in 1963 as a steakhouse located on beautiful, historic Esplanade Avenue in the French Quarter. Now a busy spot for the locals and tourists for their award winning burgers and steaks.
Some of the cheapest domestic bottled beer, best burgers and specialty rum drinks. When the bartender asks you if you certain you want a second Goombay Punch (or alike), take his warning serious, their easy to go down cocktails pack a wallop.
Titled, 'NOLA"s backyard party'. Bacchanal is a wine laboratory where food music and culture collude with Holy Vino to create the most unique evenings you will ever experience in New Orleans Ninth Ward.
Open at 11 am and usually close around midnight, seven days a week. They feature live music in the courtyard every day, weather permitting.
The kitchen is open 11am to 11pm Sunday through Thursday, 11am till Midnight Friday and Saturday. 21 & over and service animals only.
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Bacchanal Fine Wine & Spirits
600 Poland AveTitled, 'NOLA"s backyard party'. Bacchanal is a wine laboratory where food music and culture collude with Holy Vino to create the most unique evenings you will ever experience in New Orleans Ninth Ward.
Open at 11 am and usually close around midnight, seven days a week. They feature live music in the courtyard every day, weather permitting.
The kitchen is open 11am to 11pm Sunday through Thursday, 11am till Midnight Friday and Saturday. 21 & over and service animals only.
Dat Dog founded in 2011, has grown from a single, 475 Sq. Ft. “Hot Dog Stand” into a New Orleans culinary institution with a devoted following, offering an array of gourmet sausages, all-beef hot dogs, award-winning French fries, premium spirits and a sampling of local craft beers, in a brightly colored, unpolished environment. Hit up their Frenchman St. location (Magazine St. too) Grab an Alligator dog, a pint and sit outside on the upper balcony and listen to the music filling the streets.
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Dat Dog
5030 Freret StDat Dog founded in 2011, has grown from a single, 475 Sq. Ft. “Hot Dog Stand” into a New Orleans culinary institution with a devoted following, offering an array of gourmet sausages, all-beef hot dogs, award-winning French fries, premium spirits and a sampling of local craft beers, in a brightly colored, unpolished environment. Hit up their Frenchman St. location (Magazine St. too) Grab an Alligator dog, a pint and sit outside on the upper balcony and listen to the music filling the streets.
Bamboula's
Good music, decent food, and typically a place to be seated.
What we love about MRB is their great selection of beers, charbroiled oysters, you name it. Music on the patio in the evenings and plenty of seating in the A/C indoors too.
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MRB Bar & Kitchen
515 St Philip StWhat we love about MRB is their great selection of beers, charbroiled oysters, you name it. Music on the patio in the evenings and plenty of seating in the A/C indoors too.
Located in a vintage gas station, Galaxie offers the best tacos, ++ & has the best happy hour prices in the Bywater. Incredible selection of Mezcale. An easy walk from the Redemptory. We love this place!
INDOOR/OUTDOOR DINING, TAKEOUT
TUES - THURS 5PM - 10PM
FRI – SAT 11AM - 10PM
SUNDAY 11:30AM-6PM
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Galaxie
3060 St Claude AveLocated in a vintage gas station, Galaxie offers the best tacos, ++ & has the best happy hour prices in the Bywater. Incredible selection of Mezcale. An easy walk from the Redemptory. We love this place!
INDOOR/OUTDOOR DINING, TAKEOUT
TUES - THURS 5PM - 10PM
FRI – SAT 11AM - 10PM
SUNDAY 11:30AM-6PM
Located in the Bywater neighborhood of New Orleans, N7 is a neighborhood French restaurant and wine bar. Founded by filmmaker Aaron Walker and chef Yuki Yamaguchi, N7 specializes in French cuisine, often infused with a Japanese touch.
The restaurant is set off the street behind a tall fence amidst a garden, with indoor and outdoor seating. The building was previously home to a tire shop. Before that it was a stable for carriage horses.
The wine menu is focused on small European winemakers who adhere to a natural, handmade approach to winemaking: little or no added sulfites, natural yeasts and the use of no pesticides.
N7’s name derives from Nationale 7 (N7), the highway that once ran from Paris to the border of Italy. Known as the “Route des Vacances”, vacationing Parisians would take the road on their way South. Along the way, the Michelin Guide would direct them to the mom and pop restaurants which began to appear in farmhouses and hotels along the way to cater to them. Hence the origin of the Michelin Star.
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N7
1117 Montegut StLocated in the Bywater neighborhood of New Orleans, N7 is a neighborhood French restaurant and wine bar. Founded by filmmaker Aaron Walker and chef Yuki Yamaguchi, N7 specializes in French cuisine, often infused with a Japanese touch.
The restaurant is set off the street behind a tall fence amidst a garden, with indoor and outdoor seating. The building was previously home to a tire shop. Before that it was a stable for carriage horses.
The wine menu is focused on small European winemakers who adhere to a natural, handmade approach to winemaking: little or no added sulfites, natural yeasts and the use of no pesticides.
N7’s name derives from Nationale 7 (N7), the highway that once ran from Paris to the border of Italy. Known as the “Route des Vacances”, vacationing Parisians would take the road on their way South. Along the way, the Michelin Guide would direct them to the mom and pop restaurants which began to appear in farmhouses and hotels along the way to cater to them. Hence the origin of the Michelin Star.
Funky local bar/eatery that is loaded with charm. Located in what's called the vortex of the Marigny. Downstairs has a different menu than the upstairs. Pool table!
Anna's
Funky local bar/eatery that is loaded with charm. Located in what's called the vortex of the Marigny. Downstairs has a different menu than the upstairs. Pool table!
Located in a 1907 building that once housed a sock factory in the Marigny, one block from the levee, a Mediterranean-influenced menu focuses on seasonal, locally sourced produce and housemade pizzas. The atmosphere is casual-cool with an equally matched if small French- and Italian-focused list of cult favorites at fair prices. Think of the South meets California! Paladar 511 is one of our all time favorites. Best to make reservations for dinner and weekend brunch.
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Paladar 511
511 Marigny StLocated in a 1907 building that once housed a sock factory in the Marigny, one block from the levee, a Mediterranean-influenced menu focuses on seasonal, locally sourced produce and housemade pizzas. The atmosphere is casual-cool with an equally matched if small French- and Italian-focused list of cult favorites at fair prices. Think of the South meets California! Paladar 511 is one of our all time favorites. Best to make reservations for dinner and weekend brunch.
In a town where prix fixe, multi-course tasting menus don’t typically fly, Saint-Germain has struck a smart balance — part casual wine bar, part 12-seat Parisian bistro. Sit at the wine bar or in the courtyard out back and one could be forgiven for having minimal expectations of the bar food menu; one would be wrong, though. From the vegetable crudités rolled in crispy wild rice to the caramelized whey to the chicken liver pate, each item surprises with its depth and flavor.
In the dining room, settle in for the ever-changing prix fixe, five course meal served by friendly, informative staff. Chefs Trey and Blake approach ingredients like white asparagus, venison, and geoduck artfully and ambitiously, and elevate more familiar components to surprising new heights. Reservations are needed for dinner. Garden patio wine bar (with limited bar snacks) no reservations. Don't let the previous buisness pizza sign fool you!
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Saint-Germain
3054 St Claude AveIn a town where prix fixe, multi-course tasting menus don’t typically fly, Saint-Germain has struck a smart balance — part casual wine bar, part 12-seat Parisian bistro. Sit at the wine bar or in the courtyard out back and one could be forgiven for having minimal expectations of the bar food menu; one would be wrong, though. From the vegetable crudités rolled in crispy wild rice to the caramelized whey to the chicken liver pate, each item surprises with its depth and flavor.
In the dining room, settle in for the ever-changing prix fixe, five course meal served by friendly, informative staff. Chefs Trey and Blake approach ingredients like white asparagus, venison, and geoduck artfully and ambitiously, and elevate more familiar components to surprising new heights. Reservations are needed for dinner. Garden patio wine bar (with limited bar snacks) no reservations. Don't let the previous buisness pizza sign fool you!
Bar Marilou is a spirited sanctuary for craft cocktails, natural wines and French-inflected fare.
Located in the Warehouse District in New Orleans at Maison de la Luz, Bar Marilou lives in the former library of City Hall Annex and is bedecked with books, eccentric curiosities, inventive, sophisticated cocktails and elevated French classics, all set in a distinguished yet relaxed environment. Inspired by romance, rebellion and spirited with easy elegance, everyone is welcome — long, leisurely nights encouraged. Santé.
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Bar Marilou
544 Carondelet StBar Marilou is a spirited sanctuary for craft cocktails, natural wines and French-inflected fare.
Located in the Warehouse District in New Orleans at Maison de la Luz, Bar Marilou lives in the former library of City Hall Annex and is bedecked with books, eccentric curiosities, inventive, sophisticated cocktails and elevated French classics, all set in a distinguished yet relaxed environment. Inspired by romance, rebellion and spirited with easy elegance, everyone is welcome — long, leisurely nights encouraged. Santé.
Where the cool kids come to meet, drink and be happy in the backyard paradise around the pool. Inside is a beautiful space around the bar, in the dining area or seating outside on the front porch. Drag Brunch on the weekends and suggest reservations as it's wildly popular. $20.00 for a pool day pass. Lines can get long, so come as early as you can. Opened from 10am - 11pm. Drinks and food are reasonable and good!
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The Country Club
634 Louisa StreetWhere the cool kids come to meet, drink and be happy in the backyard paradise around the pool. Inside is a beautiful space around the bar, in the dining area or seating outside on the front porch. Drag Brunch on the weekends and suggest reservations as it's wildly popular. $20.00 for a pool day pass. Lines can get long, so come as early as you can. Opened from 10am - 11pm. Drinks and food are reasonable and good!
This hybrid wine bar/jam shop is a St. Claude Avenue oddity, in the very best way. Bar Pomona is a cool little spot in the former Shank Charcuterie, which was also funky, that punches above its weight in every way — wine, food, and character. Wines are mostly natural and from smaller producers from Oregon, California, Italy, and South America, and always include affordable options by the glass. Did we mention the soft serve, weekend pastries, and savory specialties like focaccia, salads, and lasagna night? It’s got it all. Want to bring home a bit of New Orleans for yourself or a loved one? So many goodies to be had here!
2352 St Claude Ave 🍐
Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays, & Mondays 4-9 🍷
Brunch Saturdays & Sundays 10-2 🧺
Bar Pomona
This hybrid wine bar/jam shop is a St. Claude Avenue oddity, in the very best way. Bar Pomona is a cool little spot in the former Shank Charcuterie, which was also funky, that punches above its weight in every way — wine, food, and character. Wines are mostly natural and from smaller producers from Oregon, California, Italy, and South America, and always include affordable options by the glass. Did we mention the soft serve, weekend pastries, and savory specialties like focaccia, salads, and lasagna night? It’s got it all. Want to bring home a bit of New Orleans for yourself or a loved one? So many goodies to be had here!
2352 St Claude Ave 🍐
Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays, & Mondays 4-9 🍷
Brunch Saturdays & Sundays 10-2 🧺
Justine is a brasserie in New Orleans’ historic French Quarter. Opened by husband-and-wife team Justin and Mia Devillier, Justine combines the sophistication of Parisian brasseries with the playfulness of the South’s most lively district.
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Justine
225 Chartres StJustine is a brasserie in New Orleans’ historic French Quarter. Opened by husband-and-wife team Justin and Mia Devillier, Justine combines the sophistication of Parisian brasseries with the playfulness of the South’s most lively district.
Sylvain takes its name from the first opera to take place in New Orleans. It was a raucous and comedic one, and we intend to recreate such raucous fun each and every night. Sylvain is located just a block off of Jackson Square and blends the line between restaurant and bar. Sylvain, set in a carriage house built in the late 1700s, honors our French Quarter neighborhood’s history while infusing an energy that reflects where New Orleans is headed. Courtyard seating as well as indoor. I suggest reservations or take your luck for a seat at the bar.
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Sylvain
625 Chartres StSylvain takes its name from the first opera to take place in New Orleans. It was a raucous and comedic one, and we intend to recreate such raucous fun each and every night. Sylvain is located just a block off of Jackson Square and blends the line between restaurant and bar. Sylvain, set in a carriage house built in the late 1700s, honors our French Quarter neighborhood’s history while infusing an energy that reflects where New Orleans is headed. Courtyard seating as well as indoor. I suggest reservations or take your luck for a seat at the bar.
Capulet is a more quiet spot in the neighborhood to eat, drink and listen to live music. "We serve bar food with a twist, delicious cocktails, wines, beers on tap and host live music & performance". Hours are 4pm - 10:30pm Mon. - Thurs. Weekends are for private parties.
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Capulet
3014 Dauphine StCapulet is a more quiet spot in the neighborhood to eat, drink and listen to live music. "We serve bar food with a twist, delicious cocktails, wines, beers on tap and host live music & performance". Hours are 4pm - 10:30pm Mon. - Thurs. Weekends are for private parties.
Open from 11am - 12pm 7 days a week, a great spot to go for a burger, etc. if you are hungry. Not many spots stay open serving food this late. Great beer selection and full bar. Located in the Bywater.
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Junction Bar & Grill
3021 St Claude AveOpen from 11am - 12pm 7 days a week, a great spot to go for a burger, etc. if you are hungry. Not many spots stay open serving food this late. Great beer selection and full bar. Located in the Bywater.
If you love German food and beer, you can't go wrong here. Located just blocks away here in the Bywater. Most often live music and there is plenty of outdoor seating.
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Bratz Y'all! Bistro • Bakery • Biergarten
617-B Piety StIf you love German food and beer, you can't go wrong here. Located just blocks away here in the Bywater. Most often live music and there is plenty of outdoor seating.
Another incredible restaurant located in our neighborhood. Owned by Chef Nina Compton and Larry Miller. Everything about this restaurant is what sends a foodie dancing in the streets. Reservations are encouraged unless you can get a spot at the bar.
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Bywater American Bistro
2900 Chartres StAnother incredible restaurant located in our neighborhood. Owned by Chef Nina Compton and Larry Miller. Everything about this restaurant is what sends a foodie dancing in the streets. Reservations are encouraged unless you can get a spot at the bar.
Live Music
THE QUINTESSENTIAL JAZZ CLUB OF NEW ORLEANS & located on Frenchman St. in the heart of the enchanted Faubourg Marigny; steps away from the hustle and bustle of the French Quarter, it has been and remains the local favorite for live New Orleans music ranging from Traditional and Modern Jazz, Blues, Funk, Klezmer, and so much more. Patrons are sure to enjoy listening to local musicians playing their hearts out.
Bring cash for tipping the musicians.
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The Spotted Cat Music Club
623 Frenchmen StTHE QUINTESSENTIAL JAZZ CLUB OF NEW ORLEANS & located on Frenchman St. in the heart of the enchanted Faubourg Marigny; steps away from the hustle and bustle of the French Quarter, it has been and remains the local favorite for live New Orleans music ranging from Traditional and Modern Jazz, Blues, Funk, Klezmer, and so much more. Patrons are sure to enjoy listening to local musicians playing their hearts out.
Bring cash for tipping the musicians.
Situated in an historic 1831 building in the heart of the French Quarter. Since its founding in 1969 it has become a mecca for jazz lovers and musicians alike. Home of traditional New Orleans jazz. ** We were surprised what a fun spot this was to pop into off of Bourbon St.'s craziness.
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Fritzel's European Jazz Bar
733 Bourbon StSituated in an historic 1831 building in the heart of the French Quarter. Since its founding in 1969 it has become a mecca for jazz lovers and musicians alike. Home of traditional New Orleans jazz. ** We were surprised what a fun spot this was to pop into off of Bourbon St.'s craziness.
Established Spring of 2000, d.b.a. is a live music club that features local & regional acts nightly. Located at 618 Frenchmen Street in the historic Faubourg Marigny, they offer a vast selection of beer, wine & spirits in a comfortable, smoke-free setting.
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d.b.a.
618 Frenchmen StEstablished Spring of 2000, d.b.a. is a live music club that features local & regional acts nightly. Located at 618 Frenchmen Street in the historic Faubourg Marigny, they offer a vast selection of beer, wine & spirits in a comfortable, smoke-free setting.
Most often great music. Seating on the sidewalk and inside. Don't forget to tip your musicians, they depend on your tips to live.
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Cafe Negril
606 Frenchmen StMost often great music. Seating on the sidewalk and inside. Don't forget to tip your musicians, they depend on your tips to live.
Again, this pops up as the Dragon's Den but I'm highlighting 'The Maison' on Frenchman St. Another great venue for live music.
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The Dragon's Den
508 Frenchmen StAgain, this pops up as the Dragon's Den but I'm highlighting 'The Maison' on Frenchman St. Another great venue for live music.
Libations Scene
Alls I can say is, super good beer! As a PNW/West Coast girl, I like my beer.
Brieux Carré is made up of a couple of guys and gals with a passion for all things beer. With a laissez faire approach to brewing, they like to embody the New Orleans spirit. Their goal is to make their brews to be as weird and interesting as the city we live in. While they aim to always have a variety of brews on tap to suit every type of craft beer drinker, it's their goal to challenge themselves and bring new recipes to the taproom every week. Located steps away from the Vieux Carré (French Quarter), & blocks from the Blanche, make sure to come stop by Brieux Carré! Outdoor seating available.
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Brieux Carre
2115 Decatur StAlls I can say is, super good beer! As a PNW/West Coast girl, I like my beer.
Brieux Carré is made up of a couple of guys and gals with a passion for all things beer. With a laissez faire approach to brewing, they like to embody the New Orleans spirit. Their goal is to make their brews to be as weird and interesting as the city we live in. While they aim to always have a variety of brews on tap to suit every type of craft beer drinker, it's their goal to challenge themselves and bring new recipes to the taproom every week. Located steps away from the Vieux Carré (French Quarter), & blocks from the Blanche, make sure to come stop by Brieux Carré! Outdoor seating available.
Better known as the Tru Tone Bar to NCIS: New Orleans fanatics, the R Bar is a local hangout located inside of the Royal Street Inn. Spend a night out in NOLA like Agent Pride and advantage of their expansive beer collection and local feel. Locate just a few blocks from the Blanche in the heart of the Marigny Triangle.
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R Bar
1431 Royal StBetter known as the Tru Tone Bar to NCIS: New Orleans fanatics, the R Bar is a local hangout located inside of the Royal Street Inn. Spend a night out in NOLA like Agent Pride and advantage of their expansive beer collection and local feel. Locate just a few blocks from the Blanche in the heart of the Marigny Triangle.
Super crafted beer & a great selection of sours. Food trucks during busier hours, check their online website's schedule. Big outdoor area and some seating inside.
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Parleaux Beer Lab
634 Lesseps StSuper crafted beer & a great selection of sours. Food trucks during busier hours, check their online website's schedule. Big outdoor area and some seating inside.
One of our favorite places for happy hour prices. Super music scene. Patio and indoor seating.
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Royal Frenchmen Hotel and Bar
700 Frenchmen StOne of our favorite places for happy hour prices. Super music scene. Patio and indoor seating.
Famous for the frozen Irish coffee's this bar serves great drinks at great prices. Bartenders are the best!
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Molly's at the Market
1107 Decatur StFamous for the frozen Irish coffee's this bar serves great drinks at great prices. Bartenders are the best!
The name comes up as Cutter's Bar here but it's actually 'Pepps Pub' named after the owner's black lab, Pepper. This is the epitome of a friendly neighborhood bar. Excellent bartenders, friendly people and plenty of pups to pet. Food trucks often but check their website or IG site.
Cutter's Bar
706 Franklin AvenueThe name comes up as Cutter's Bar here but it's actually 'Pepps Pub' named after the owner's black lab, Pepper. This is the epitome of a friendly neighborhood bar. Excellent bartenders, friendly people and plenty of pups to pet. Food trucks often but check their website or IG site.
A bar located in the Marigny not far from Frenchman St. Go where the locals go.
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The Friendly Bar
2301 Chartres StA bar located in the Marigny not far from Frenchman St. Go where the locals go.
Best frozen Irish coffees; cheap & cheerful! Tiniest bathroom in the Quarter.
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Erin Rose
811 Conti StBest frozen Irish coffees; cheap & cheerful! Tiniest bathroom in the Quarter.
Get a little Aloha in Nola - Located at The Frenchmen Hotel, Tiki Tock is the getaway within the getaway. A place where the drinks are strong, the vibe is easy and the tick of the tock moves a little slower. They are taking a page from yesteryear’s classic tiki bars and serving it up with a modern twist. Sit in the sun on the rooftop or get a break from the rays and lounge under the tiki umbrellas.
Tiki Tock
Get a little Aloha in Nola - Located at The Frenchmen Hotel, Tiki Tock is the getaway within the getaway. A place where the drinks are strong, the vibe is easy and the tick of the tock moves a little slower. They are taking a page from yesteryear’s classic tiki bars and serving it up with a modern twist. Sit in the sun on the rooftop or get a break from the rays and lounge under the tiki umbrellas.
A timeless French Quarter cocktail bar off the breathtaking courtyard of the Hotel Maison De Ville. The hotel i brimming with history, the property also housed the creator of New Orleans signature Sazarac cocktail, Antoine Peychaud, and Tennessee Williams wrote his masterpiece A Streetcar Named Desire while staying on the property.
Open
Sunday - Thursday | 4pm - 10pm
Friday & Saturday | 4pm - 12pm
Peychaud's
A timeless French Quarter cocktail bar off the breathtaking courtyard of the Hotel Maison De Ville. The hotel i brimming with history, the property also housed the creator of New Orleans signature Sazarac cocktail, Antoine Peychaud, and Tennessee Williams wrote his masterpiece A Streetcar Named Desire while staying on the property.
Open
Sunday - Thursday | 4pm - 10pm
Friday & Saturday | 4pm - 12pm
JAMNOLA™ stands for Joy, Art & Music – New Orleans. JAMNOLA™ takes audience of all ages on a topsy-turvy stroll through the cultural gems that make the city so special.
Enjoy 17 exhibits celebrating the iconic art, music, food and theatrics of New Orleans through the eyes of 30+ local artists and creative partners. Located just one block away in the Marigny.
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JAMNOLA
2832 Royal StJAMNOLA™ stands for Joy, Art & Music – New Orleans. JAMNOLA™ takes audience of all ages on a topsy-turvy stroll through the cultural gems that make the city so special.
Enjoy 17 exhibits celebrating the iconic art, music, food and theatrics of New Orleans through the eyes of 30+ local artists and creative partners. Located just one block away in the Marigny.
Voted no. 6 out of America's top 10 bars in the U.S. by Food & Wine Magazine. Reservations suggested (yes it's a bar) as it's popular and you can see why. Located in the 'CBD' and part of the Masion de la Luz Hotel.
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Bar Marilou
544 Carondelet StVoted no. 6 out of America's top 10 bars in the U.S. by Food & Wine Magazine. Reservations suggested (yes it's a bar) as it's popular and you can see why. Located in the 'CBD' and part of the Masion de la Luz Hotel.
Step out of the hustle and bustle of the French Quarter to discover a hidden emerald gem located in the historic New Orleans French Quarter, blocks from world famous Bourbon Street and the St. Louis Cemeteries. Come relax in our serine courtyard with family and friends, and enjoy a homemade Irish Coffee or sample a flight of unique Irish Whiskeys.
St. Pat’s Irish Coffeehouse is a local family owned and operated coffeehouse and whiskey bar offering traditional New Orleans Irish Cocktails, Irish Whiskeys, beer, and gourmet expresso drinks using locally sourced ingredients and Irish products.
Don’t miss out on an authentic New Orleans Irish experience typically found among local Irish Pubs, and traditional coffeehouses. A place where the young and old, the layman and professional, can share their experiences and stories. St. Pat’s will leave you with a special awareness of the local Irish history and the characters that define our City.
As we say “There are no strangers just friends we have yet to meet”. Truly a quiet respite from the crazy Quarter.
St. Pat's Irish Coffeehouse
Step out of the hustle and bustle of the French Quarter to discover a hidden emerald gem located in the historic New Orleans French Quarter, blocks from world famous Bourbon Street and the St. Louis Cemeteries. Come relax in our serine courtyard with family and friends, and enjoy a homemade Irish Coffee or sample a flight of unique Irish Whiskeys.
St. Pat’s Irish Coffeehouse is a local family owned and operated coffeehouse and whiskey bar offering traditional New Orleans Irish Cocktails, Irish Whiskeys, beer, and gourmet expresso drinks using locally sourced ingredients and Irish products.
Don’t miss out on an authentic New Orleans Irish experience typically found among local Irish Pubs, and traditional coffeehouses. A place where the young and old, the layman and professional, can share their experiences and stories. St. Pat’s will leave you with a special awareness of the local Irish history and the characters that define our City.
As we say “There are no strangers just friends we have yet to meet”. Truly a quiet respite from the crazy Quarter.
Great neighborhood dive bar since the 1800s - and getting better all the time. Open's at 3pm. Outdoor seating as well as tons of inside. Pool table too!
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Bud Rips
900 Piety StGreat neighborhood dive bar since the 1800s - and getting better all the time. Open's at 3pm. Outdoor seating as well as tons of inside. Pool table too!
The wonderfully typical New Orleans corner bar located in the Bywater. Friendly folk, dogs and alike. Just a couple blocks from the Redemptory located next to the Country Club. Opens at 2pm except Sat. & Sunday's it opens at 1pm.
Markey's Bar
The wonderfully typical New Orleans corner bar located in the Bywater. Friendly folk, dogs and alike. Just a couple blocks from the Redemptory located next to the Country Club. Opens at 2pm except Sat. & Sunday's it opens at 1pm.
One of the newest cocktail establishments in the Bywater and they opened with a bang. Dreamy cocktails, the bar food was A+ and the service was great. Owned by Jessica Robinson whose aspiration is to keep inspiring young women of color who want be business owners.
3162 Dauphine St.
TUES thru THURS 12PM - 9PM
FRIDAY
12PM to 12AM
SATURDAY
11AM to 12AM
SUNDAY
11AM to 4PM
JusTini's
One of the newest cocktail establishments in the Bywater and they opened with a bang. Dreamy cocktails, the bar food was A+ and the service was great. Owned by Jessica Robinson whose aspiration is to keep inspiring young women of color who want be business owners.
3162 Dauphine St.
TUES thru THURS 12PM - 9PM
FRIDAY
12PM to 12AM
SATURDAY
11AM to 12AM
SUNDAY
11AM to 4PM
Tours
A feast for the eyes as you step back to an era gone bye.
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places as an historic building within the Vieux Carre Historic District, the New Orleans Pharmacy Museum showcases its extensive collection and provides interpretive educational programs to present and preserve the rich history of pharmacy and healthcare in Louisiana; past and present.
THE HISTORY OF LOUIS J. DUFILHO, JR.
America’s First Licensed Pharmacist
Dufilho’s most significant contribution to the history and integrity of the field of pharmacy took place in New Orleans in 1816. In 1804, the State of Louisiana, led by Governor Claiborne, passed a law that required a licensing examination for pharmacists wishing to practice their profession.
Prior to this law and before Louisiana became a U.S. State, there were some informal territory licensing measures, but none were enforced. A person could apprentice for six months and then compound and sell his or her own concoctions without any regulations or standards. The public received incorrect doses and erroneous medications. In 1804, Governor Claiborne established a board of reputable pharmacists and physicians to administer a three-hour oral examination given at the Cabildo in Jackson Square.
Louis J. Dufilho, Jr. was the first to pass the licensing examination, therefore making his pharmacy the first United States apothecary shop to be conducted on the basis of proven adequacy.
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New Orleans Pharmacy Museum
514 Chartres StA feast for the eyes as you step back to an era gone bye.
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places as an historic building within the Vieux Carre Historic District, the New Orleans Pharmacy Museum showcases its extensive collection and provides interpretive educational programs to present and preserve the rich history of pharmacy and healthcare in Louisiana; past and present.
THE HISTORY OF LOUIS J. DUFILHO, JR.
America’s First Licensed Pharmacist
Dufilho’s most significant contribution to the history and integrity of the field of pharmacy took place in New Orleans in 1816. In 1804, the State of Louisiana, led by Governor Claiborne, passed a law that required a licensing examination for pharmacists wishing to practice their profession.
Prior to this law and before Louisiana became a U.S. State, there were some informal territory licensing measures, but none were enforced. A person could apprentice for six months and then compound and sell his or her own concoctions without any regulations or standards. The public received incorrect doses and erroneous medications. In 1804, Governor Claiborne established a board of reputable pharmacists and physicians to administer a three-hour oral examination given at the Cabildo in Jackson Square.
Louis J. Dufilho, Jr. was the first to pass the licensing examination, therefore making his pharmacy the first United States apothecary shop to be conducted on the basis of proven adequacy.
Food scene
One of my favorite spots for breakfast but get their early to be sure you get a seat. No reservations. Honduran cuisine for breakfast and lunch. Cocktails are divine.
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Alma Cafe
800 Louisa StOne of my favorite spots for breakfast but get their early to be sure you get a seat. No reservations. Honduran cuisine for breakfast and lunch. Cocktails are divine.
Royal Sushi & Bar
If you like sushi you will love this place!
A New Orleans staple for Italian-American cuisine located in the beautiful and quiet Lower French Quarter. Mona Lisa's interior is as quirky and colorful--and romantic--as the city in which it exists. Adorned with hundreds of Mona Lisa's from as many patrons, the intimate space serves as a perfect backdrop to a unique and delicious take on Italian cuisine. No reservations.
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Mona Lisa
1212 Royal StA New Orleans staple for Italian-American cuisine located in the beautiful and quiet Lower French Quarter. Mona Lisa's interior is as quirky and colorful--and romantic--as the city in which it exists. Adorned with hundreds of Mona Lisa's from as many patrons, the intimate space serves as a perfect backdrop to a unique and delicious take on Italian cuisine. No reservations.
Southwestern eatery known for modern dishes, fresh margaritas & a garden porch. Their Sangria is not only terrific but a great deal. Another favorite spot! Not far from the Fair Grounds.
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Santa Fe
3201 Esplanade AveSouthwestern eatery known for modern dishes, fresh margaritas & a garden porch. Their Sangria is not only terrific but a great deal. Another favorite spot! Not far from the Fair Grounds.
Located in the Bywater, Elizabeth's mission is to make everything from scratch. This means bringing in great product and treating it with the most care and creativity that it deserves. From our burgers to our finest sea food dishes and hand crafted cocktails, we strive for excellent techniques and great personal service.
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Elizabeth's
601 Gallier StLocated in the Bywater, Elizabeth's mission is to make everything from scratch. This means bringing in great product and treating it with the most care and creativity that it deserves. From our burgers to our finest sea food dishes and hand crafted cocktails, we strive for excellent techniques and great personal service.
Bywater Bakery: Breakfast, Brunch, Lunch, Cakes & Coffee in the heart of Bywater, New Orleans!
About -
"Bywater Bakery was born in 2017 from a love of bakery and community. Nestled in the heart of the Bywater neighborhood in New Orleans, we are the neighborhood hub we always dreamed we would be.
Whether it’s meeting up with friends for a pastry and coffee, picking up a cake to celebrate a loved one’s milestone, or grabbing a quick bite while walking the dogs, Bywater Bakery will brighten your day. The lines for Bagel Friday start early, move fast, and are a testament to the simple joy we bring. Our King Cakes are highlighted as one of the best in the city, and if you have spent much time in Louisiana, surely you have already fallen in love with Chantilly Cake, our baby.
On weekends our love of live music shines, as world class musicians grace our steps. Dogs line up looking for “the bacon lady.” Kids dance off a sugar high. Friends who haven’t seen each other in a while bump into each other in line. Team members hustle by, bringing out delicious food.
And all that energy is what we call Happiness".
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Bywater Bakery
3624 Dauphine StBywater Bakery: Breakfast, Brunch, Lunch, Cakes & Coffee in the heart of Bywater, New Orleans!
About -
"Bywater Bakery was born in 2017 from a love of bakery and community. Nestled in the heart of the Bywater neighborhood in New Orleans, we are the neighborhood hub we always dreamed we would be.
Whether it’s meeting up with friends for a pastry and coffee, picking up a cake to celebrate a loved one’s milestone, or grabbing a quick bite while walking the dogs, Bywater Bakery will brighten your day. The lines for Bagel Friday start early, move fast, and are a testament to the simple joy we bring. Our King Cakes are highlighted as one of the best in the city, and if you have spent much time in Louisiana, surely you have already fallen in love with Chantilly Cake, our baby.
On weekends our love of live music shines, as world class musicians grace our steps. Dogs line up looking for “the bacon lady.” Kids dance off a sugar high. Friends who haven’t seen each other in a while bump into each other in line. Team members hustle by, bringing out delicious food.
And all that energy is what we call Happiness".
Our neighborhood pizza spot and we are lucky to have it so close. Hours are; TUES/WEDS/THURS/SUN 11:30 AM – 9 PM
FRI & SAT 11:30 AM – 10 PM Inside and outdoors seating and they deliver too. Checkout their website for more info.
460 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Pizza Delicious
617 Piety StOur neighborhood pizza spot and we are lucky to have it so close. Hours are; TUES/WEDS/THURS/SUN 11:30 AM – 9 PM
FRI & SAT 11:30 AM – 10 PM Inside and outdoors seating and they deliver too. Checkout their website for more info.
Neighborhoods
“Won’t bow down. Don’t know how.” A place of pride and refuge for New Orleans’ free people of color who could buy property here, the Faubourg Treme – as far back as its founding in the 18th Century – served as cultural rendezvous between the worlds of white and black while its back streets birthed a music that conquered the world. Bulldozed but not forgotten, the infamous Storyville red-light district flourished in the Treme’s upper stretches while St. Augustine Church remains the centerpiece for the oldest African-American Catholic parish in the country. Jazz today is honored by Armstrong Park, named in tribute to Louis Armstrong and Congo Square – where slaves once gathered to make music. Similar beats are heard today seeping from tiny clubs, booming out in a joyous second line or in the eerie drumming of the skeleton krewe emerging from the Backstreet Museum at dawn Mardi Gras Day to wake the sleeping. “Live!” is their command. And that’s exactly what the Treme always does.
YEAR FOUNDED: 1783
VIBE: Poetic, soulful and authentic
KNOWN FOR: African American history, Authentic Creole food, Second line parades and jazz funerals, Backstreet Cultural Museum
Treme - Lafitte
“Won’t bow down. Don’t know how.” A place of pride and refuge for New Orleans’ free people of color who could buy property here, the Faubourg Treme – as far back as its founding in the 18th Century – served as cultural rendezvous between the worlds of white and black while its back streets birthed a music that conquered the world. Bulldozed but not forgotten, the infamous Storyville red-light district flourished in the Treme’s upper stretches while St. Augustine Church remains the centerpiece for the oldest African-American Catholic parish in the country. Jazz today is honored by Armstrong Park, named in tribute to Louis Armstrong and Congo Square – where slaves once gathered to make music. Similar beats are heard today seeping from tiny clubs, booming out in a joyous second line or in the eerie drumming of the skeleton krewe emerging from the Backstreet Museum at dawn Mardi Gras Day to wake the sleeping. “Live!” is their command. And that’s exactly what the Treme always does.
YEAR FOUNDED: 1783
VIBE: Poetic, soulful and authentic
KNOWN FOR: African American history, Authentic Creole food, Second line parades and jazz funerals, Backstreet Cultural Museum
Nestled between the French Quarter and the Bywater lies the Marigny, where you’ll find colorful shotgun homes and the sounds of jazz music filling the air. With plenty of all-star restaurants and bustling nightlife, the Marigny attracts crowds young and old with a charming, welcoming feel.
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Marigny
Nestled between the French Quarter and the Bywater lies the Marigny, where you’ll find colorful shotgun homes and the sounds of jazz music filling the air. With plenty of all-star restaurants and bustling nightlife, the Marigny attracts crowds young and old with a charming, welcoming feel.
Over the past 10 years, the Bywater neighborhood has taken off. With quaint restaurants, unique artwork, and laid-back nightlife, the Bywater is a must-visit for any New Orleans trip. The colorful neighborhood will catch your eye and give you a weekend full of exciting finds.
Bywater Historic District
Over the past 10 years, the Bywater neighborhood has taken off. With quaint restaurants, unique artwork, and laid-back nightlife, the Bywater is a must-visit for any New Orleans trip. The colorful neighborhood will catch your eye and give you a weekend full of exciting finds.