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    Daquiri's Delight

    3.2 (45 reviews)
    InexpensivePizza, Cocktail Bars

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    DAQUIRI'S DELIGHT ATMOSPHERE

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    Touristy
    Loud
    Good for groups

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    Peach Colada Yum!
    Linda R.

    One of my favarite things about New Orleans is that there is a frozen daiquiri shop on every corner! This place had more flavors then the other places so we stopped in. I got the Peach Colada and my husband tried the Mango. They both were really good. I suggest getting the 32 ounce size especially if you are walking around on a summer day.

    Pizza and cola
    Melanie G.

    Showed up at noon on a Saturday for a quick bite. Only offered cheese or pepperoni (by the slice) Pizza was surprisingly decent and larger than I expected. After our pizza we walked Burbon street a bit. On our way back, we returned for a frozen drink and beer. I opted for the Jungle Juice. It was very sweet but good on such a hot humid day. Beer on tap was advertised but only available in can. Staff was friendly and greeted us on both trips. Two slices of pizza and two sodas = $15

    Margarita
    Benita T.

    So we walked up and down Bourbon and ended up at this establishment. Mainly due to my friend saying that it was the only place that actually looked clean. I should have known something was off with nobody inside and the guy behind the counter was clearly not focused at all. Once we ordered our drinks and handed our money to pay he stated that his systems were down and we needed to pay with cash. I clearly didn't have case on me and looked at him crazy. My friend luckily did have cash but that could have turned out bad. I ordered the Margarita because I wanted something plain and not extra with all the fruity flavors it was decent. All in all it is a daiquiri shop but remember all that glitters isn't gold.

    Michael F.

    You ain't going to New Orleans for pizza, and no matter how "good" it looks at 3 am after a long night of "enjoying Bourbon Street" I recommend you steer clear. $4.50 for a slice with toppings is crazy and the hot dog I had from a street cart was a whole lot tastier.

    Mango Rum
    Prashansa D.

    I stumbled upon this place of course like everybody does while walking on bourbon street. They had myriad of flavors of Daquiris. And they are nice enough to let you try how much ever you want. I tried a lot of flavors and ended up buying the mango. I have to say the flavors were different enough but my only complain is that it was a tad bit too sweet. I could definitely taste the alcohol but with a LOT of sugar! Personally I am not a big cocktail drinker but I know when I find a good one with a balance of all flavors to alcohol and this was not one. Moreover, the ambience is very pretty and the people are very nice. All this place offers is fun vibe walking down the bourbon street. Would I go again? I don't know...maybe if I am drunk enough! But surely it is a very NOLA specific place so I would probably go again with friends for the fun of it.

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    Nick D.

    Love love love the hurricane!!! Such a fun vibe and well priced. This is a must, strong drinks that taste great.

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    Richard S.

    Love the daquiri's from here! Literally the only thing I drink while in Nola! I definitely recommend the drinks here. The pizza is very good as well!

    I had the mango flavor, I can't remember anyone else's LOL

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    11 years ago

    Not that I expected it to be that strong, but I just drank a large daquiri from this joint and--nothing. Caveat emptor.

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    9 years ago

    Worst pizza experience ever! Bad customer service! Tried to kick us out as we were eating! So rude! And worth the pizza!

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    Jewel Of The South

    Jewel Of The South

    4.5
    (291 reviews)
    0.2 mi
    $$$

    Words simply cannot express how much I continue to be blown away by the exquisite quality of food,…read morebeverage, service, and uncommon hospitality demonstrated and perfectly executed by this New Orleans establishment. My wife and I visited on our first NoLa trip together about 4 years ago and make it a point to go every time now. Our first time we stopped in for lunch at the bar and had an excellent experience, and decided to return. We came back on the next trip just to grab a drink and a snack before heading down for dinner in the Bywater. The bartender (Chris) gave a bunch of recommendations for places to visit that way, all of which we have done in the past few trips and have loved. But it's this past trip where we were truly blown away. We were in town for JazzFest and after walking back to the French Quarter, we were thinking about food options and decided to take a gamble to see if we could get a seat at the bar or maybe grab a drink for the road before getting food somewhere else. The bar was full when we got there around 8/8:15, but they had a no show and could serve us, as long as we ordered quickly and were ok with the check hitting the table right at 9PM. Given our slightly (perhaps generous) inebriated state from being at the festival all day and being slightly underdressed, we felt this was quite a kind accommodation. With the clear expectations of needing to get our orders in quickly, we wasted no time making a decision on our drinks and a few food options. Despite this need for a quick turn around, at no time did we feel rushed. The food and drinks were absolutely perfect, as they always are. But what impressed us most was the staff. At no point did the hostess or wait staff seem annoyed by us, despite us parachuting in from a music festival and looking like sunburn and poor decisions. By managing expectations on the front end, we never felt rushed despite the need for a quick turn around. They were all lovely, professional, and as cordial as if we were regulars with standing reservations once a week. In terms of atmosphere, it is always perfect: lively and fun for a date night, dinner with friends/family, or just a nice drink before a night out and about. I truly cannot begin to explain how much I love this restaurant and every experience I've had there. The awards and accolades this establishment (a sincere and lofty term Jewel of the South truly deserves) have been awarded are beyond well earned. Restaurants around the country should aspire to provide the quality of food, service, and overall hospitality Jewel of the South provides on a regular basis. It will continue to be our first and foremost recommendation to anyone we know who is going to New Orleans. Bravo! We shall return!

    Named #44 in the Top 50 Best Bars in the World List, I had high expectations. Supposedly…read morereservations were hard to get, but that is because they allot most of the place for walk-ins, so you don't need to put in the effort that I did to book a time a month in advance. We were seated in the upstairs area and tried some of their drinks. We got the Brandy Crusta which is their most popular drink and the Pouvez-Vous Poulet which is a seasonal cocktail. The Brandy Crusta has the cup dipped in sugar with a fairly strong cocktail within. Definitely get this when you are here as that is one of the best Brandy Crustas and is historical. The Pouvez-Vous Poulet is a duck fat washed rum cocktail and is also very delicious. You cannot really go wrong with any cocktail, but definitely order the Brandy Crusta for the true experience here. Though, honestly, while the cocktails are good, it was not as memorable as the other Top 50 Best Bars in the World that I have been to, but I won't dock a star off because of this, since the cocktails and overall experience otherwise were fantastic. Service is good but can be a bit slow, but it is an acceptable tradeoff for a more quiet ambience compared to downstairs.

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    4.5
    (93 reviews)
    0.3 mi
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    Swanky and fun. Located within the Roosevelt hotel, this cool bar has lots of rich history (that…read moreyou can read about while there). Whether sitting at the bar, or in one of the many lounge chairs on the opposite wall, every seat is an excellent. While I knew of the drink French 75, on the bar menu it was offered with either gin or cognac. I decided to try the cognac and so glad I did. Perfectly delicious! It turns out that drink is actually a French 125, so I learned something new that night. Great spot with a great vibe.

    The Sazerac Bar at the The Roosevelt New Orleans prepares an outstanding Sazerac cocktail, as you…read morewould expect. While the Sazerac wasn't invented here, this is arguably its most iconic home, a place where New Orleans cocktail history comes to life. I would use this version as your gold standard when dining out in New Orleans and looking for a perfect Sazerac. We enjoyed watching bartender Rachel craft each drink. Rye whiskey, Peychaud's Bitters, and sugar are stirred in a small pitcher with ice. The serving glass is chilled, then emptied, and finished with an absinthe rinse along the rim. The cocktail is strained into the glass and topped with a lemon peel. The atmosphere makes the experience even better. The murals, the history, and the energy of the room give it a sense of occasion that you do not get at most bars. We had such a great time sitting at the bar that my wife and I each finished two and a half Sazeracs, which tells you everything you need to know.

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    The Apothecary

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    4.2
    (201 reviews)
    0.2 mi
    $$

    The best NOLA experience I've had because of Charlie, Rylan, and Dominick. Charlie gave an amazing…read moretour and serving experience, Ryan was attentive with the drinks, and Dominick was as always there to complete every detail before we could think of it.

    Pre parade New Orleans is a zoo. Tourists roam around with frozen grenades like it's a competitive…read moresport, neon sugar and grain alcohol sloshing through the streets. The Apothecary was the cure. We grabbed seats mid bar and before we even finished settling in, there were waters waiting on the bar. That simple move already separated this place from the chaos outside. It's hospitality in its cleanest form: welcome in, take a breath, we got you. Inside is low light and old time apothecary mood, menus like a spellbook, but it's not gimmicky. The bartenders move like they've done the reps. Calm. Precise. No frantic showboating, no syrupy cover ups, no sloppy pours even with the parade energy banging on the door. We ordered two and they were both dead on. Alchemist Elixir: pea flower gin, elderflower liqueur, fresh lemon. It shows up pale violet with an orchid on the rim and yes it's pretty, but it's also disciplined. Floral without tasting like perfume. Bright without being sour. A drink that makes you slow down. Plus a magic chemists surprise. Corpse Reviver #2: local gin, Lillet Blanc, Grand Marnier, absinthe, fresh lemon. Cold, crisp, citrus first, then the herbal edge and just enough absinthe to remind you what city you're in. Served in a textured coupe with a cherry skewer, details handled like they actually matter. Outside, the streets were selling amnesia in plastic souvenir cups. Inside, The Apothecary was serving adults. Let Bourbon Street keep the grenades. Give me the anecdote .

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