In town for a conference, had seen this place on Kitchen Nightmares so tried it out. We self seated…read moreand had to wait a bit as only one waitress for the whole restaurant but she was so friendly and welcoming. Food tasted good, and looking around, most of the food is fried. We split 3 appetizers and that was enough food but could see this was a definite favorite location for locals. Worth trying out. Would stop by again and try other selections on the menu.

We visited this restaurant after watching Gordon Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares Super Bowl... The…read morestaff was so nice and service great. We didn't want to order too much food, so we shared onion rings, fried chicken with a side of jambalaya and sweet potato fries. The onion rings were so good, and the fried chicken was outstanding. The restaurant was busy with the lunch crowd. If we lived closer to Westwego, we would be regulars, as it's always good to support local.

Now it's called "The Fan" stopped here just by coincidence. But a great non smoking clean bar with…read moregreat staff and owners. Highly recommend!

Great place for drinks, and conversation. Tremendous bar for getting together with friends or…read moremaking new ones.

One of the best poboys I've had, and I've had some really great ones!…read more Like that it's outside the quarter and more local/neighborhoody.

Popped in on a Tuesday in early June, wanting to snag a po-boy for the road on my way out of town…read more Restaurant wasn't too crowded, just before noon, and the woman working the register and taking orders was quick and very kind and attentive. I got the surf and turf poboy, fully dressed, with gravy and all the fixings. And fries. Had a nice local ale on tap in a frosty mug at the counter while I waited. Po-boy was excellent; fries were surprisingly good. Only thing is that the po-boy needed, for my spicy palette, the kick it got from the hot sauce I drizzled on top with most bites. It was flavorful and filled, and bread was nice and crusty and help up well in the car. This spot is definitely a gem for a reason.

amazing bartender name Toni. I absolutely love her, her energy, her hospitality, just an incredible…read moreindividual. Also a great chauffeur With Mike.

Kim was a great bartender, incredibly kind and knowledgeable. They have great drinks, pool &…read morekaraoke. So glad I stopped in!

The staff was cool. Great spot for late night food. I will definitely be back. The wings are good…read morebut I regret not getting the potato skins. That looked so good.

NOLA was close to our hotel, so we thought, "Why not give this place a try?"…read more Just be ready to understand the culture. Don't drink alcohol? Just ask for a lemonade. We found that was our option. But, really, alcohol seemed to be why people go there. However, if that's all you get, you are missing out. My wife and I both really enjoy led our catfish po' boys. Balanced flavor, great condiments, not too much lettuce. The place had about 10 other people and when someone came in and asked for the catfish, it was all gone. The atmosphere was quiet enough to talk, if with a futbol match on the television. The single gentleman tending the bar and grill seemed really angry at something because he kept swearing and didn't seem happy to serve us. But we don't hold that against him. It just made things a little awkward. Overall, not bad.

The Chart Room is a must stop on every trip to New Orleans. It always draws a fun crowd, and often…read morea lot of locals, which is great. Bartenders and vibe are very cool. It was cash only forever, but last year, they started taking credit cards. There are 2 ATMs inside, if you want to pay cash but don't have it on you. Great music playing, plus a jukebox. Martini was great and iced cold - even gave me 3 olives! My husband got a hand crafted Hurricane which was one of the best we've had in New Orleans! You can also get a quick (or longer) massage next door at a good Hands!

I thought I reviewed this spot already. This is a hole in the wall neighborhood bar. Lots of locals…read morestop in here. I stop here every trip to New Orleans and before I know it my whole afternoon is gone. Very basic alcohol selection with a few craft beers. They prefer cash but they do take card now. I pay cash because we are having one more and moving on. Never happens. I think we were here 3 hours last trip. Such friendly staff and patrons. Watching football n chopping it up. We probably spent maybe $30 drinking the Saturday afternoon away, made new friends. No food here so we end up leaving when we start starving and then end up coming back for a nightcap. Don't let the hole in wall appearance fool you. Worth the stop on your next trip.

You can find Brieux Carré Brewing Company at 2115 Decatur St New Orleans, LA 70116. It's on a bit…read moreof a side-street, difficult to see from the Frenchman St so easy to miss. I'm not sure about parking as I walked to the brewery on my recent visit. This brewery has a great feel that hearkens back to a cozy neighborhood pub - eclectic seating divided between a couple of rooms with a small bar and a simple setup including around 9-10 taps. I felt right at home. Flights included four 5 ounce pours for $19. Food is mostly supplied by Shift Kitchen but you're basically invited to bring in anything you want. I tried the following: * 90s Women's Power Ballads - IPA - New England / Hazy 6.6% ABV - Pretty decent hazy NEIPA, Guiyang body with notes of citrus, finishes hoppy and a touch floral. 4/5 * Tenant - Bitter/Best 4.1% ABV - Very nice sweet malty bitter, notes of toasted bread, slightly toasted peanut, finishes appropriately dry and somewhat mildly bitter. 4/5 * Mr. Words Is A Monster - Pilsner/Other 5.5% - Interesting XPA, crisp body, hint of orange peel finishing hoppy, hint of pine and black pepper. 4/5 * I Am A Donut - Sour - Berliner Weisse 4.2% - Light bodied sour, fruity body with notes of sweet mango. 4/5 * Notice Me Senpai - Porter - Imperial / Double 8.1% - Tasty porter with notes of dark chocolate, English toffee and roasty coffee, almost creamy body finishing dry. 4/5 In general all the beer I indulged in were good, I think this is probably the best brewery I tried in my recent trip to New Orleans. The guy behind the counter was super friendly and knowledgeable, able to answer all my questions. I could tell this was a local spot - I engage in conversation with a few of the patrons and they mostly lived nearby. This is a top-notch hangout with a great local vibe.

A cute brewery in the heart of the Marigny and walking distance to the French Quarter. I was in the…read morearea for an event at the Jazz Museum so decided to swing by this brewery beforehand. This brewery is right on Decatur with a couple of tables in front good for watching the traffic coming through. There's also a patio in the back with plenty more seating options. I sat inside where there was plenty of space. There were a good selection of beers on the menu. And the options differed from other breweries with units of Liters. I, of course, had to have an IPA and I got in as a 0.5L (closest to a pint). The flavor was good with a good hoppy taste to it. This is a great place to chill with friends and enjoy some nice beers. There's also a menu but it's only available on certain days of the week. Service: Order at the counter Wifi: Yes Parking: Street Parking (both metered and non metered available) Seating: Plenty of indoor and outdoor seating

Great service. Absolutely recommend food was fantastic. And I love how they were very kind to…read morecustomers

On a mission to return to the places that I loved when I first moved to New Orleans over 11 years…read moreago, I landed on St. Joe's a couple times this summer. Once the closest bar to my home, I now live on the opposite end of town, yet I'm compelled to make a stop here whenever we're having an Uptown night. Especially on a Friday late afternoon/early evening because the bartender is a really cool lady and I've seen her masterfully handle a HH crowd. We were also in a slow summer evening it was fun chatting with her. They have a perfectly cold and bubbly Prosecco, which is really all I need but should I ever been in the mood for a blueberry mojito, they are legendary here. I also appreciate the back bar area although the last couple times it was a zillion degrees and sitting in an open air courtyard wasn't happening for us. It's incredibly nice out there when the weather is less brutal. In the meantime, I'm perfectly happy inside where it's a perpetual Sunday mass. Gotta love a perverted Catholic vibe, if you're anything like Yours, Truly.