Really cool ambiance and wonderfully crafted (reasonably priced) cocktails as well. Free pool!read more

If you're looking for a dressy or a dress down vibe.. then the library is where you wanna be..!…read moreThis is a place where the Down to earth millennials like to meet.. or just like minded people! There's drinks and vibes all night, they do play up to date music but it can be sorta house. But to me it's fine, I like it! There's street parking of course..mid you want to save the time take a Lyft!

Nice place to socialize or relax with friends or a book. Outdoor patio seating along the trolly…read moreline. Long bar inside. A couple nice Belgian Ale are on the menu. Chimmay on tap was dry but a Fin Du Monde was available to save the night. Big portion of house mushrooms had some bonus artichoke hearts and peppers in there for a nice surprise. This sport has a retro undisturbed decor and vibe. Bartender was able to make a nice substitute suggestion of a red wine for me also.

Loved it. Great selection of wines and spirits. Solid bar food. Friendly and knowledgeable staff…read more Late night dining.

Last week I had the salmon canapés , which was a first ( and possibly first time offered ),…read moreThey were excellent. Kudos to whoever came up with these. Perhaps incorporate avocado? Hope they're offered again

Food and service is always exceptional. Our favorite restaurant in New Orleans. The grilled salmon…read moreis always perfect. Love the ambiance. Like spending an evening in Paris.

Love love loved my dining experience here. A local recommended it, so another friend and I ate here…read morefor lunch before a concert. The food was delicious and reasonably priced for the quality. Service was good too. The hostess even offered to take our pic when we were heading out. We chose to sit outside on the beautiful patio because the weather was nice, but the inside, wow, it is just gorgeous. This is a boutique type hotel with a restaurant that's very unique. GPS had us lost, but really we passed it up and didn't notice that there's a fancy sign in the wrought iron gate. Highly recommend and hope to return!!

This place is quintessential New Orleans! If you're looking for great food and a cool place to hang…read moreout, this is it. They offer both indoor and outdoor seating, which makes it perfect whether you want a relaxed brunch or just a fun place to grab cocktails. The building itself is an old house that's been turned into lodging and a restaurant, which adds so much charm and character. If you're visiting NOLA, this is definitely a must-visit spot. Inside, the décor is eclectic, fun, and full of personality. It's the kind of place where you can comfortably sit at the bar for cocktails, enjoy a meal, or just relax. There are several side rooms with couches and seating areas, which makes it great for meeting friends, family, or colleagues to unwind after a busy day--or even just popping in while strolling around the city. We went for Saturday brunch, and the menu isn't huge--which I actually love because it means everything is done well. There were plenty of options, including gluten-free and vegetarian choices. The seating is comfortable and spaced out so you don't feel crowded by other diners. The staff was friendly, attentive, and welcoming. We ordered a variety of dishes, and everything was really good. The cocktails were also excellent--generous pours and well made. After brunch, we walked out back to the pool area and enjoyed another cocktail while soaking in the beautiful day. It was the perfect ending to a great brunch experience. Highly recommend if you're looking for a place with great food, great drinks, and a uniquely New Orleans!

Sadly Milan Lounge went waaay down and lost their long time location. They have moved to a new…read morelocation on Prytania Street right behind Superior Grill and across from August Moon/Mayfair Lounge. This is known by many as a "cursed location" as so many different businesses have failed here. My recent visit to the new location of Milan Lounge did not give me much confidence that they will survive long. I attempted to order a beer and they ONLY had 5 beers left... All of the 5 remaining beers were light beers and I don't waste my time with those so I had to leave to find my real beer elsewhere. Really sad to to see another long time NOLA institution going down the painful path to becoming another Ain't Dere No More addition... I hope they find a way but most people that know more things than me have little faith it can continue...

A simple neighborhood bar, no frills no hipsters and no granola here just peeps that want a drink…read moreand a game of jeopardy at the end of the day. Very friendly Bartender, another walk from our crib on St Charles. Sometimes there are a lot of people there for the quiz sometimes there are not.

Great to see this place back to its original vibe--another solid save by Dickie Brennan…read more The menu is extensive, but the real draw is the oyster station. We went late on the final Sunday of Jazz Fest, so it was a bit quieter than expected, which made for a relaxed experience. The standout of the night was the raw oysters--big, classic Louisiana oysters at a very reasonable $2.33 each. We've come to prefer the flavor of smaller New England oysters, but at $3-$3.50 each, these were a great value. For entrées, we had three fish dishes and a veal piccata--the latter was the only miss. Overall, we had a very enjoyable evening. Total for four, including tip, came to about $310. Definitely worth a visit--this is a true New Orleans institution.

We come to Pascal's every Mardi Gras for lunch after loading our Krewe float. We used to get very…read moregood service, but this year was abhorrent. We arrived for our reservation and they said they were waiting for other guests to leave to seat us. We waited for 45 minutes before they sat us in a room that had only two other tables being used and a room full of empty tables otherwise. A server eventually showed up and we tried to order right away and she stopped us and said she would be back. This happened 3 times over the next 20 minutes. Meanwhile, all of those empty tables were slowly being set up by 4 other employees, all otherwise ignoring us. At this point we were very short on time and complained to the manager, who did not apologize but sent the server our way, who also did not only not apologize, but said "It's Mardi Gras what do you expect?" Again, there were only two other tables in the entire restaurant and a large handful of employees seemingly doing nothing at all. The food that did arrive was uncharacteristically bad and we did not even bother to finish, and it makes me wonder if it wasn't on purpose because of us complaining about waiting in an empty restaurant for an hour to actually be spoken to. We have been coming to Pascals for years because it is close to the Tucks' den and it was a nice tradition, but this was one of the most insulting experiences we've had, so we will be moving forward and making a new tradition next year.

We wanna love this place We do…read moreIdk... Prices are high for what you get The apps are SMALL! Like small small plate... Wine pores are small dependent upon who serves you - Atmosphere is very nice Needs a better updated menu and some more wine selections by the glass

Very cute tavern I stumbled across after dinner. We decided to have a few cocktails and a few…read moreoysters. The dirty martini was phenomenally and my G&T was great, definitely will be dropping a few cardamom in mine at home from now on. The oyster selection was great we had a mix of gulf and east coast! Our service was the best part the bartender was super sweet and I really enjoyed her!!

Went for the welcome drinks of a wedding weekend and it was lovely. Very nice open interior. Very…read moreimpressed with how easily we were able to get drinks at the open bar. The catered food was also delicious.

I've been here a couple of times. It's a pretty decent place to hang. Good service and a variety of…read moredrink options, including mocktails. I enjoyed my mocktail tonight, but my food didn't excite me. I did like the pickled vegetables on top of the Honduran tacos. We sat outside, so I appreciated that they had heat lamps. I really liked the 90s music too.