This was the first place that fish and chips was actually…read more worth it. I Love this Pub. 10 out of 10 I highly recommend.

It's a dive bar - if you like that vibe, great. I struggled to find a decent, validating piece of…read morethis bar. Yet, it seems quite popular with locals and was fairly full for a Tuesday Trivia Night. I ordered a Pimm's cup since Pimm's was on the shelf - the bartender looked confused and told me they don't have any of the ingredients to make one. I changed my order to a flavored vodka - they don't stock any. I ended up ordering a Vodka & 7, but received a Vodka Soda. Were the drinks cheap? Not so much. Was the service friendly? Not so much. I ordered food hoping this was the redeeming feature of the bar. I ordered a steak sandwich at $18 - the service time was quick but the sandwich didn't have much flavor - it was a dry, difficult to bite through thin steak with not much flavor to speak of. The tater tots were crispy and hot and I loved the Brussel Sprouts; they were doused excessively in the dressing but I liked it. There is a nice patio out back - they had fans in this area which is always appreciated. This bar just didn't have the stock and amenities that many other bars in the area do have . Walk to magazine street for better options.

Heather and Kaitlyn fantastic and helped my brother and I discover new whiskeys from all over the…read moreworld. Insane selection.

The drinks here were perfect! Heather was the most incredible bartender. We will definitely be back.read more

Stopped in on a Saturday afternoon with some friends. Cool, chill little pub. Staff was very…read morefriendly and the drinks were good. That's pretty much all it takes to make me happy.

Stopped by for a quick beer and the owners were absolutely wonderful. They chatted with our group…read moreand were so sweet and funny!

While in New Orleans in March, stopped in for a drink after the 5 minute ferry ride from New…read moreOrleans and before walking around the charming area with cute houses and a beautiful waterfront park/walk path area. This is a typical, small, old English/Irish type pub that has been there a very long time (don't remember specific history). The bartender, a native of the area, was pleasant and accommodating. It wasn't hot when we were there, but would be a great place for a break from the heat when visiting. If I recall, the ferry runs every 15-30 minutes, so it is an easy, quick transfer from one place to thenithe

Algiers Point is a small quiet enclave, but if you want to mingle, meet locals and have some local…read morecooked food, this is the spot. Decent selections of beers and spirits and a nice place to kick back watch a game, throw some arrows. They have a unique front entrance and the inside feels authentically British. Recommend stopping by for a pint, you will not have to walk far from the ferry.

Fun little spot! Small nothing too crazy; but decent drinks…read more We had our bartender Ren and she was cool! Didn't order food

Very "'mid". Has a sign out front - "Best bar food in New Orleans". They are so far from earning…read morethat title. Grilled chicken sandwich had an anorexic chicken breast. "Mediocre" is a generous way to describe their food. Good beer selection and nice tree-shaded courtyard to enjoy a bevy with friends which could include a dog. I would recommend eating at Mahoney's (1 block away) or Joey K's (3 blocks away) for high quality, high volume food and then go to Bulldog for beers.

I've had this quaint small bar bookmarked for months and finally stopped in because I had an actual…read morereal live Englishman as a houseguest and wanted to get his take. He was gobsmacked with it's accuracy, the flower baskets, the couch...which is killing me that I can't remember what he called that cozy area, the beers. It was a lovely night so we all sat outside and enjoyed watching the world go by. My friends were pleased with the beer selection. We were all pleased with the prices. Definitely a spot to go get some authentic British flair to your drinking.

What a cool spot! I…read morehad passed this place a few times on my way to Delachaise and always wondered what it was like. It looked small and cozy, so I was eager to check it out. I walked in and I felt welcome immediately. The bar was filled with local "regulars", and although the place is pretty small, I had no issues finding a seat on the side away from the bar itself. They have a few beers on tap and I'm sure more in bottles. I just stuck to getting Bass on tap. My only real complaint was that the place was a bit smoky, because it's small, but if you stay a little while it really isn't that bad.

My first time time at Cajun Mike's, but not my last. I stopped but a few times during my recent…read morevisit to the New Orleans. The drinks were strong, the service was friendly and the food was great! I enjoyed the muffuletta on my first day and the jambalaya and chicken basket on the next day. The cook offered me samples of a few items and all were delicious! I am looking forward to stopping by Cajun Mike's during my next visit to the city.

If you're able to limit your expectations, this is my favorite hole-in-the-wall, local bar in all…read moreof downtown New Orleans. Bartenders are friendly but slightly salty, but the beer is ice-cold. Get the "house gumbo" and a domestic beer for a filling and cheap supper.

Fritzel's European Jazz Pub is an absolute must if you're visiting the French Quarter and enjoy…read morelive jazz. The atmosphere here is fantastic. It's intimate, lively, and has exactly the kind of old-school New Orleans character I was hoping to find. The musicians were excellent, and being in such a small space makes the whole experience feel much more personal. It's also a great alternative to the much more famous Preservation Hall. If you want an excellent traditional New Orleans jazz experience without necessarily going for the best-known name, Fritzel's absolutely delivers. It feels cozy, authentic, and incredibly atmospheric. One thing to know before you go: you do need to purchase a drink to get in, but it can be alcoholic or non-alcoholic. In my opinion, it's absolutely worth it for the experience. This was easily one of my favorite stops in the French Quarter. Great music, great atmosphere, and a quintessential New Orleans experience. Five stars, and I would absolutely come back!

Eh not my favorite place for drinks due to quality of cocktails. I had to skip my Bloody Mary as it…read moretasted horrible. Even though my cocktail was horrible, the great band made up for it. The band was providing the tunes that you want to hear on Bourbon street. As for service: getting a drink at the bar can be tough when crowded. If this place is your jam, be patient.

Spent Thursday evening at Gumbeaux Comedy at The Howlin' Wolf Den, and it was a fun, upbeat…read moreshowcase of up-and-coming local and regional comedians. The Sit Down Comedienne and Red Bean absolutely stole the show. Their timing, delivery, and audience interaction had the room laughing from start to finish. A few of the other comics are still finding their rhythm, but that's part of the charm of supporting emerging talent. Located just across from the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center, The Howlin' Wolf Den was easy to find. It was fully wheelchair accessible and much larger inside than its exterior suggests. The venue also features a full bar and a reasonably priced finger food menu, making it a great place to spend an evening. Overall, it was a relaxed, entertaining night filled with plenty of laughs and a great way to kick off my New Orleans visit. #TysAdventures26 #HowlinWolfDen #GumbeauxComedy #NewOrleans #WheelchairAccessible #SupportLocalComedy #RedBean #TheSitDownComedienne

Food 3.5/5 Service 4/5…read moreAmbiance 4.5/5 I was visiting New Orleans for the weekend, and being tired from a flight in, I wanted something close to the hotel. My friends picked a spot, and we went - and we had no regrets. There was one man running the whole kitchen the night we came in, and he was doing great, although he was very busy. Food came out great, my friends had the "Badass Burger" which they all praised, especially the fresh fries. I personally had the Hot 8 Sampler and a simple Bacon Quesadilla - and those were no slouch either. If I had anything to complain about, it's that the price is a little high for the food you get. Though, that's to be expected so close to the convention center in a dive like this. Overall, my friends and I had a great experience - and we'd all be happy to come back.

This is a great place to meet up with your friends in mid city! Like beer? They have plenty of…read moreoptions on tap as well as many can and bottle options. Like really good, yet reasonably priced cocktails? They have those too! I ordered the bramble (only seven dollars!) and it was sooo tasty. I also ordered the Jucifer (a local beer by gnarly barly) and, as always, it was delicious. There is ample picnic table seating outside if you're looking to come with a larger group as well as plenty of space inside. The inside has the standard irish bar decor but its a lovely environment for a nice after-work weeknight drink. While I didn't order any food during my last visit, I did check out the menu and there are several tasty-sounding options. I look forward to ordering the totchos during my next visit. Overall - 5/5 stars.

Lovely bar, my bartender was very attentive and nice and helpful. Bathroom was nice and clean…read more Drinks were great also. I was not sure why they have a Dim Sum signage in one of their windows