There's something so sublime about sitting way up above from it all, sipping on a cocktail on a…read morewarm summer night. I feel like New Orleans was a little late to the game with these types of places, but now we have a decent array (typically at hotels like this one). And like most of the other rooftop bars at hotels, you don't have to be a hotel guest to take advantage! This past Saturday evening was surprisingly quiet up there, possibly due to White Linen happening on the other side of the CBD. I wasn't complaining, believe me! It was perfect out there for me and just when I thought things couldn't possibly get better, I saw the cocktail menu. Frosé, baby! Passionfruit frosé, yes please. Also, prices are not as high as you'd expect. My guy got a $3 Modelo. Frosé was $8. Pretty views of the surrounding buildings, fairy lights against the dark summer sky and a slight breeze... living my best life with a glass of frozé in mah hand. Thanks, Catahoula!

Popped up as a wine bar in Yelp but it's a hotel rooftop. The space is nice but the drinks are just…read moreok. I got served wine in a plastic cup. I guess it worked out since we came late and walked out with our drinks. The pisco punch is with tequila and not a traditional pisco.

What's more fun that getting your drunk on while taking a leisurely spin around a well-appointed…read moreand historic bar? We got lucky. Walking in at 1:30 on a beautifully sunny Wed, we fully expected a wait. Instead, our two empty seats beckoned to us like a pretty girl winking at us across a bar in college. Marvin has been promoted to Beverage Manager. He left his bar in very good hands. The two young dudes carrying his torch were great. Very friendly and well aware each time we finished our drink and needed a reload. They're well-trained in the art of concocting the Sazerac we love. Sitting for 2 hours watching the regular turnover of the precious seats at the Carousel is still big fun. And having a friendly chat with the constant turnover of strangers sitting next to us is part of the unique charm of the Carousel Bar. As we were leaving Corey the bartender let us know management is shutting down next month for a few weeks for much needed repairs & renovations so the Carousel can add another 50-60 years to its legacy.

This is a fun spot, if you can grab a spot by the bar. It is first come, first served, so just grab…read morethe seats by the lounge and move to the bar when spots open up. It rotates slowly, so you won't get dizzy... The cocktail list looked interesting, but the two we had tasted pretty standard, inline with what you'd expect from a hotel bar (it is inside Hotel Monteleone). There is a small bar bites menu - the Cubano was tasty but a bit overpriced at $18. The service was okay. We ended up getting water from our server that brought us food as the bartenders were too busy making cocktails. There was a jazz band playing on Thursday night when we visited.

The food and the atmosphere were perfect! Nice people, great vibes and just a very nice time!read more

Nice spot to grab a drink and light bite with a friend or group of friends. The balcony is nice on…read morea night when it's not too hot. They have a bar up there but if you order food you have to go downstairs to order and pick it up. The egg rolls are good, but so are the wings and fried pickles.

Hot Tin is a very cute bar. The cocktail were sooo good and the service was fast. The place was…read morepretty packed when I got there and seating was pretty limited so we had to stand. But overall I enjoyed my experience.

Very disappointed with my experience at Hot Tin during Essence Festival weekend. While I was there,…read morethe air conditioning was turned off, leaving guests sitting in an uncomfortably hot venue. During one of the busiest weekends of the year, that's simply unacceptable. As a regular customer, I expect businesses to prioritize their guests' comfort. It felt like customer experience wasn't a priority, and that's disappointing for a venue with such a great reputation. I hope management does better in the future because no one should have to spend their time and money in those conditions.

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.

Maybe because it's Friday night on a holiday weekend in a college town, but the atmosphere in theis…read moreBaton Rouge bistro is "kickin'"! Boudin balls and crawfish mac and cheese after 8 hours on I10...and the beers didn't hurt. Staff is friendly and enthusiastic, food and beers also top notch!

Chimes is forever a staple in Baton Rouge. I love this location, right off of LSU's campus, making…read moreit easy to walk to or there's a parking lot in the back. The place is large and they opened up the rooftop in the last few years so there is usually seating available. The food typically comes out fairly quickly, but it can get very busy so a little patience is needed at times. As for the food, this is a classic Cajun spot. Come get alligator bites, boudin balls, catfish, poboys, red beans and rice, jambalaya, etc. You name it, and they probably have it. The food is always good and the portions are large.

i nearly jumped!…read more ... with joy! when i entered the aromatic atmosphere of Rosie's. i ordered the duck (con feet) quesadilla and it was freaking insane broh. FOLLOWING that the beignets went dummy style especially when mixing the caramel and chocolate sauces. also the view was #bonkers

Sometimes when traveling I google roof top bars and that is how I came to be here. Others may come…read moreto be here by way of the hotel or via the World War II museum which is located close by. We also found this to be walking distance from our tourist area hotel, but others may not. I do believe it is close to public transportation. It's easy to let yourself into the hotel, find the elevator and make your way to the correct floor, some roof top bars do make this more challenging than it should be. I do appreciate that this has a Rosie the Riveter theme and found that to be quite unique. I didn't have much interest in the World War II museum next door, but I assume many people go there and then come here for food/drinks after. We sat at the bar, but did be sure to make our way outside to check out the views. It was a beautiful sunny day and I do wish I would have made the effort to get a table outside. The menu contained a lot of tasty sounding New Orlean's type cuisine, but we didn't sample any. Definitely worth a stop off if you are in the area, or just like me and trying to find a semi close rooftop bar.

Hours nor correct on Yelp. Closed at 10 pm on a weekday. It is on the 17th floor of the hotel…read more Front desk sent us up but it was completely dark. Took a few photos and left.

An usual bar to say the least The staff do not serve the…read moretables but are friendly when you go to the bar and order drinks. The 17th floor view is the reason to come here. Open windows provide an excellent rooftop view. Bathrooms are present without having to go downstairs. The lounge is clean.

A must when in NOLA!!!!!…read more We booked this restaurant for my bff's bachelorette & could not have asked for a more perfect dinner. The waiting area is pretty & the actual restaurant itself is aesthetic. We loved the food & enjoyed our time there. It ended up being a lot of the girls' favorite restaurant of the trip. Can't wait to go back!

We had a bachelorette dinner here for a party of 10. The ambience and mood setting was prefect…read more Balance of little bit of different vibes, fun, sexy, mysterious, and luxurious. But the food omg was delish! Here's what we ordered which we ate all of it! Nothing left and there wasn't a dish that anyone complained about. Beet Salad $15 Crawfish Bread $17 Lobster Toast $24 Duck & Andouille Gumbo $13 Risotto $16 Dry Aged Flat Iron Steak $63 Fettucine Nero $45 Roasted Whole Gulf Fish $62 Trout $36 Lamb Shank $58 Cracked Potatoes $10 Brussel Sprouts $12 Macaroni $10 Drinks were also fire so enjoy and make a resy here for a night out!

Another cool bar to hang out at on Bourbon St. Decent size bar. They have a DJ, which was cool…read more The bar also feature large TVs for watching events. Bartenders were cool and drinks come up quick. Bar seating was extremely limited. The crowd was younger there that night. I would definitely check it out again.

"How about a night cap?" someone in my group asked. And walked in here since it was a mere two feet…read moreaway. (Insert chuckle here.) Whoa, it's one of those places that's deceiving in appearance! Looks small on the outside but plenty of room on the inside! Matter of fact, there was a small event happening when we got there (but nothing big enough to shut it down to the public.) Ordered a hurricane to enjoy as I listen to the live music for entertainment. It was pretty mellow, so it was a good change from the loud (and some dissonant) sounds we just experienced walking through Bourbon. So it was a good place to end our Bourbon Street pub/bar crawl before going back to the hotel for some much needed rest... ... (but the truth is we had a couple more nightcaps at a couple more places before we actually went back. Tee-hee!!!) Hey, it's NOLA. It's Bourbon Street! It's allowed! But yeah, good first run here. Would recommend!