This no frills, genuine and fun dive bar is one of my favorite bars in New Orleans. I host a dive…read morebar crawl and the majority of my guests love this place. Cheap drinks, pool table, occasional live music and a great side yard with seating make this bar. The crowd is mostly local with occasional visitors and the vibes are friendly and fun. Highly recommend.

A small dive bar on Magazine street with a small music venue in back that will often feature BOTH…read morecountry AND western. It's a pretty small place with your basic dive bar drink offerings as long as they are not too complicated. During my recent visit here the whole place smelled like tainted provolone cheese- and not in a good way. Cheap enough and on the parade route during Mardi Gras.

What was once a drag bar is now home to one of the best music venues in town especially for the…read morequarter. Its a cheap dive bar that has a great patio in the back with slave quarters overlooking a stage where some of the best bands in town stop by to play, most times without a cover. In a section of the quarter not known for hosting locals, this is one of the few local places down there.

We've been here before and all was fine. Quiet place with good people…read more We love dive bars, and we hope this is a one off situation, but we were served a drink with a bug crawling on the top. Showed it to the bartender, she offered to get us another one. Sorry, not good, gross. Maybe a deep cleaning is needed.

A must-see go to! May Bailey's was the 1st Licensed bordello back in the day as part of the…read morered-light district. The license hangs on the wall!! So interesting The vibe is cozy, with velvet curtians and alot of history from New Orleans past! Our bartender shared alot of the history and was attentive and provided good service. A hidden gem located inside the Dauphine Hotel

Very cool historic bar next to the Dauphine Orleans. Stopped in Saturday night and they had a great…read morejazz trio playing. We ordered a couple hand-crafted hurricanes, which were very good. Loved the music and ambiance.

Great neighborhood dive bar with indoor and outdoor seating. If you live in the area, this is the…read moreplace to go to. They have a full stocked bar and a food pop most nights. It gets very crowded on weekend evenings.

Used to be a cash only bar and now does credit cards. It can get very popular for football games…read more They are now serving food here via popups and have some decent bar grub burgers and related victuals at popups. Thankfully they have gone non-smoking and that has certainly improved my experience of this old joint. For such an old school place they have maintained it very well so it doesn't have the typical grungy grime that most old dives do in NOLA. Used to be a generally nice spot to grab a cheaper drink in a classic NOLA bar but now the cheapest beers are $5... So $120 for a case of beer that you can get in the grocery for under $20 usually so like a 500% markup! This is yet another of the bars that, claims the notoriety of having had Lee Harvey Oswald as a frequent customer. Watch out as FU Lonnie is often found in this area and that takes a lot of Tito's.

Edit Boo,our…read morefavorite bartender no longer works here. The past couple of times we've gone the service was slow and rude. Unfortunately,I don't think that we'll be returning. What a bummer.

Very cool dive bar with a rustic feel in the French Quarter. I wasn't feeling like alcohol in the…read moremiddle of the day but there were good non-alcoholic beverages available. I had a Mockly cocktail made in New Orleans. I really liked the flavors.

Stopped in since we were in the neighborhood. Nice little Dive bar that has a music lineup as well…read moreas good drinks and a great vibe. I had a mimosa and forgot to take a picture, but it was an amazing mimosa at a great price. Played a Poker Machine and hit a few times. We plan to go back to check out some of the events!

It smells like an interesting combination of garlic, turmeric, and other weird that probably…read moreshouldn't all be combined together. Our goal was to leave faster than our clothes could start smelling. The cocktails were great though. A six dollars tito's and water in a big cup, with two lemons was perfect. Two TVs were on, one was playing football. The other survivor - so that should tell you something we left before we finished the first drink probably won't go back , but maybe. Didn't stay long enough to snap a photo or to look at any possible food options. After the smell inside that place, they must be running a chicken Shawarma operation in the back.

Thirteen years calls for an update, no?…read more Sometimes I forget that this cocktail paradise lies on the very edge of the French Quarter. Admittedly, I have other regular stops these days, not for a lack of love or anything, these things happen. But Bar Tonique is a forever favorite, a worthwhile stop before a concert at the Saenger. The best place to stop, along with the Black Penny, on Rampart if you want a good cocktail. We stopped in on a hot Sunday late afternoon. What a refuge! The bar had plenty of seats, and the people in there were a nice mix of locals and cool tourists that don't want to spend their drinking day on Bourbon Street. Drinks are so fairly priced. In a time when cocktails are upwards of 20 bucks even in NOLA, it's nice to see theirs cost considerably less and they have a solid HH with $8 cocktails (rotating specials). Not BS beer and a shot or well drinks, but actual expertly-mixed drinks. And frozen Ramos Gin Fizzes if that's your thing (not mine but I get it).

We first came here as part of a ghost n cocktail tour stop, but we were so impressed that we…read morereturned the very next day. Thank you, Jon, for introducing us to this gem. At first glance, the place may look like a dive, but it has a great neighborhood bar vibe, excellent cocktails, and very affordable prices. On both days we visited, the place was packed, yet the crowds never affected the service. The bartenders were incredibly efficient, turning out drink after drink without missing a beat. Everything we tried was spot on. They clearly know what they're doing, and the prices make it even better. it's truly a steal

I attended a wedding here over the weekend and it was a great, quaint venue! They have a solid…read moreback yard that is very homey feeling and the staff catered to the attendees very kindly. Would love to comeback during normal hours. Also the dog inside was great too!

Quintessential dive bar. When I say that, I mean that this is the most "diviest" dive bar that I…read morehave ever walked in to in my entire life. And, they want you to feel that. Dark, red lit barroom that has comfy seats and a long bar to sit at. There is a huge outdoor seating area for a couple or a big group. Decent prices and a warm but semi-creepy feel, which I actually loved, you should definitely come here for a visit especially if you are a fan of dive bars.