Great place to stay - ver friendly, comfortable and convenient if you're fishing in Venice LA or…read morewant to explore the ecosystem in the lower Mississippi

This place is a hidden gem, and I mean well hidden. :) I was pleasantly surprised when I arrived…read more The place is nice, my room was nice and the people are great! I had a nice long conversation with the owner Dora and she is really such an amazing lady. I'd happily come back and hangout. :) This place reminds me of where I grew up and it really was a pleasure to stay here and to meet such great people. Thanks

This speakeasy is such a hidden gem. It has a very relaxing, elegant vibe and definitely caters…read moremore to a mature, older crowd, which makes it feel calm and classy instead of loud and chaotic. You need a password to get in (which you find on their Instagram or Facebook), and that alone makes it feel fun and exclusive. It's located on the bottom level of the apartment complex on the right side near the main road, there is an electric ring type doorbell you press and someone opens the window for the password. Then the door is opened. The space is beautiful and stylish with a cozy, upscale feel. There is also a sign posted for appropriate attire required, which adds to the classy atmosphere and helps keep the vibe elegant. Building parking is located on the south side and towards the second apartment building. You can make a reservation on their website if you want, but they did mention that their reservation system can be a little unreliable at times. I had a reservation and they were still able to get me in with no problem, but it didn't seem like they saw or recognized the reservation when I arrived. They only serve tapas and small plates, which is perfect for light snacking while you enjoy drinks. The cocktails were really good, fairly priced, and the service was friendly and relaxed. The bathroom was clean, but it is shared (not separated by gender). There is one bathroom inside the bar and an additional one located outside the main bar door in a different location. One small suggestion would be the lighting. It was very bright inside, and a darker environment would really help set a better mood and tone to match the speakeasy vibe. Overall, this is a great place if you're looking for a calm, stylish spot with good drinks, decent prices, and a more mature crowd. It's perfect for a quiet date night or just a laid-back evening out.

I was told about this cozy chill spot in Gulfport. We decided to try this spot out for drinks. The…read moreatmosphere was chill, cool and there was live entertainment. There are options for small food plates and a variety of drink options. The bartender was amazing! I can't remember her name but I could tell that she had been a mixologist for a long time because her drinks were exceptional! Overall we had a great time and will be returning for another date night.

True local blue collar bar. No food, no frills. Just good…read morelocals welcoming a northerner. No draft beer. Plenty of good times. True locals bar!!!

Super ultimate dive bar, but kinda in a bad way. Not a huge…read morefan of this bar not having Draft beers. Probably one of the only pluses about this bar is that you can smoke inside. Which is a plus considering you don't have to sit around, eat carrot sticks and talk about Jesus considering the whole "not smoking in bars" is one of the dumbest laws of all time. Everyone pretty much knows everyone by name, which is good. There's a lot of regulars here who know everybody and everything.

The best place to relax in the casino, with grear bartenders and live music. The ambiance is on…read morepoint.

The energy at this bar within the Beaux Rivage on a Thursday night is so much fun. The cover band…read moreTriggerproof is playing so many great favorites & it's so much fun. Everyone is dancing & singing along. The drinks are affordable & service is good.

This was a nice bar on the main drag in Ocean Springs. The decor was dark and kind of quirky…read more There was a craft cocktail menu but the bartender was skilled and knew more than Just the menu. Definitely worth a stop.

Candlelight, red velvet sofas, skilled bartenders , what more can a girl ask for? This is a tiny…read moregem in the heart of downtown OS. I love when there's seats available at the bar because the conversations this atmosphere brings are always memorable. No food options just craft cocktails. If youre looking for a dimly lit, cozy spot to relax and enjoy a tasty bev, then youve found it.

While the views are amazing, I do not recommend this place. There is absolutely no kind of vibe on…read morethe rooftop. No music, no food service, or anything that shows that tried to create a nice vibe. It's literally just some chairs on the rooftop. The bar has a bartender, not mixologist, who makes drinks that I can make better at home. The little drinks are served un-garnished in tiny plastic cups and cost $15+. Not to mention they will take whatever tip amount they like out if you forget to close your tab. So my basic plastic cup of lemon, sugar, and a splash of vodka (I can't even call it a lemon drop) was $20. I wish I had taken a photo of how tiny the cups are.

Really disappointing experience…read more Vue honestly felt pretty bare bones to me. Yes, I learned some things about the culture and people of New Orleans and I got a few good pictures but I wouldn't recommend this at all. I was hoping to get a picture with my sister as indicated on the website but I didn't see anyone offer that or see it as an option once we made it there. I thought the mini story in the elevator was fun, short of course but they need to restructure this place I honestly was unimpressed. The website suggest it takes an hour and a half to experience the whole place, we walked the whole place, took pictures, watched 2 videos in well under an hour and a half. The employees were very nice and helpful; maybe I expected to much of Vue but I say temper your expectations.

Hey, if you're visiting New Orleans try out a day or 3 in the Mississippi Delta. The Le Matidora…read moreInn is the RT66 place to stay near the Big Easy. Located between Hwy 23 & Hwy 11 in history rich Plaquemines Parish on the Mississippi River. It's a 15 min. private flight or 1.5 hr. drive south from New Orleans. It's a moderately priced good 'ole southern fish camp style operation very close to Tuna Town (Venice, Louisiana). Venice is where the Mississippi River empties into the Gulf of Mexico - great for inshore & offshore saltwater fishing. Le Matidora will appeal to everyone from fishers to business travelers. To me, Le Matidora Inn is part of my life-long Great American Road Trip. It allows me to dip into a southern delta side-order of American life. Here are facility details: Le Matidora Inn is a converted residence with a unique 1st floor wood paneled common kitchen, entertainment & bar area for self-serve food prep. The kitchen is stocked with everything needed for cooking the fish you caught and other meals and crafting cocktails. The 2nd floor has updated rooms with a southern style balcony. Private cabins are available for groups. Outside is the salt water pool and a large lounge area for relaxing after a day on the Gulf. Bottom-line - a retro southern vibe with all the hi-tech necessities you will need. Now the fun stuff: Owner Malcolm Lincoln ("TMac") will fly you to & from the Inn. It's 15 minutes from New Orleans. TMac gave me a fly around of the city for a view from 1,500 ft. Private & General Aviation pilots can land & taxi right to the Inn. Get details from T-Mac or Rosemary 504-564-9300. Airport ID LS84. They are like family! Let's Talk Plaquemines: Nearby dining includes great seafood (oysters and crab cakes!) at Thompson's Kitchen, Port Sulfur. When at Venice Marina the Cajun egg rolls, cheese sticks & extra oysters complimented the Margaritas. On the water: Jonathan Ruffin/Venice Charters & his nephew Dylan took us 70 miles out at 5,000 ft. depth - a pair of Metairie firemen who drive a 32' Contender like a Maserati fire truck. Tuna, Rainbow Runners & Barricuda dominated our day. Everyone needs to see up close the big oil rigs on the Gulf - oil rigs are artificial reefs that are full of baitfish & larger gamefish. Also, salute the roughnecks onboard these engineering marvels - they are the first step in fueling our economy and our boats so we can slay 'em. USA!!!

From the owner: At Le Matidora Inn we want you to feel at home. Our lobby features a full service kitchen and our…read morepool area has a BBQ available for your use. Our personal airstrip even allows you to fly in for the weekend! Whether you are hunting, fishing, or looking to relax in breathtaking beauty, we will make you feel like family!

Great drinks, atmosphere and live music. Nice place to stop in after eating at the Thorny Oyster,…read moreTrapani's, or Anthony's.

We're here all the time for the specialty drinks each month / season. Bartenders always make a…read morefantastic drink. In my top 5 of places along the coast.

We came here from a Facebook recommendation having just moved to Slidell…read more For the starters Thursdays are steaks nights and karaoke. We came as a group of 4. Happy hour is 4-7 $5 drinks are whatever you want (best happy hour I've heard of lol) we ordered Don Julio and pineapple after 7 the drinks were $10 which was still a great price. For food 2 of us ordered steak specials. They came with a loaded baked potato and house salad. One ordered a salmon burger and the last ordered lemon pepper wings and fries Food was incredible, menu was simple not overwhelming drinks were good. In the side room there's a pool table which was $1 we played a game and the owner let us play a free round. Service was really attentive and friendly There's an outdoor patio with games like giant jenga and a mini put area I'm a little apprehensive sharing this review because i want to keep this place to myself but it's really too good not to be shared. We definitely plan to become regulars

Hookah, cigars and great food. You can get a delicious catfish plate for $5 or wings.read more

From the owner: We carry custom hookah flavors.read more