Cool service. Open ambiance. No food was served. Johnnie oh…read morewas cool. He was up there for about 1.5 hours

Love all the history & antique fixtures here! Southport Hall: From Secret Casino to Music…read moreLandmark! Once an early-1900s gambling spot called Hyland's Southport Inn in the old "Free State of Jefferson," it later became a favorite hangout of mob boss Carlos Marcello. Today, it's a legendary NOLA venue hosting live music, weddings, and wild nights -- still holding echoes of its hidden casino days. #SouthportHall #NOLAhistory #LiveMusicNOLA #HiddenGems #NewOrleans

Came here after a let down at another brewery near by and I must say....i will return! lol the have…read morefood and drinks and the plenty of TVs and plenty of room for large groups. Bartenders were really attentive and nice as well

Known about this place for years but have rarely been here. I stopped with a bunch of friends and…read moresat for some frozen drinks on a warm day of bike riding. The atmosphere is a nice backyard with friends. The frozen drinks are great but the food is kind of mid. Its primarily a college bar so we didnt stay long and let the kids have their fun.

Established in 1853 this cool dive bar joint is popular in the area for pool. They are right across…read morefrom the main entrance to the Fairgrounds and this bar gets really packed during Jazz Fest! The old vibes are present and pleasant all over this space. The only challenge here is they often don't have enough bartenders so it can take awhile to get a drink during busier times.

Seahorse is a great spot all year round. Many people visit during jazz fest. It is a very…read morereasonable priced bar that serve powerful cocktails, In addition they serve great food. One of the best burgers in the city Pool tables, lots of seats at the bar and great at accommodating large fun parties. It also serve as a great neighborhood bar. The entire staff are super friendly. Try it for yourself.

Cozy little music venue in the mid city area. I had never been there before but my mom got…read moreimpromptu tickets to Jourdan Peterson's show. It was a great time! The place was deceptively dead up till just before 9 when things started, and it filled up abruptly and we had to scramble to get a good spot. Seating is limited so if you *need* to sit to enjoy yourself, this may not be the place for you. Or just get there early to claim a table. I didn't try the liquor but I did get a mocktail--a pomegranate ginger beverage from a can. Not bad, but possibly a bit overpriced for being just juice.

Love this music venue! Great sight lines to the stage. Caught the Cactus Blossoms here and would…read morereturn for any musician or band that was interesting, just a good place for music--somehow the room just works.

Came here friday night after hearing some things about their karaoke on friday nights. This dive…read morebar makes some of the other dive bars I've been to around the city look like upscale bars. This bar looks like nothing from the outside and the interior isn't much better. The karaoke was entertaining as there are regulars here that really made the karaoke "interesting". I just had a few bottled beers here as the liquor selection was kind of limited. Not many call or premium brand liquors to choose from.

The Rickshaw is a dive bar. The service is pretty good and is frequented by what appears to be a…read morelot of local regulars. I went on a Friday night around 9:30 and karaoke started up about 10:30 PM. Good selection of songs and plenty of room to accommodate the performer and spectators. However, aside from a couple of singers (one being a bartender) these people may hate music. The bar is low for belting out tunes, but as long as everyone is having a good time, I guess that's all that matters. I didn't stay long because I was pretty worn out from Jazz Fest, but this is the place to go if you want to try out karaoke for the first time....all are welcome to participate and there is no judgment. How can there be? Bottom line, the regulars are nice, but mostly keep to themselves and the bartenders are very attentive.

This place sucks. The bar staff was rude, they lied when I called to see if we could reserve a…read moretable. When we got there we sat but then were made to get up because it was RESERVED for someone more important. I was excited to see the Bucktown All-Stars, but The Kamp did not advertise the cover charge. I'm a River Ridge resident. I now discourage anyone from going to this obviously exclusive place. Never again. Thanx for ruining the evening.

I've attended our annual industry crawfish boil here for the past three years, and It's a great…read morespace for a large outdoor gathering. There's a large grassy outdoor space, a stage in that area, clean, well maintained restrooms, and a great indoor bar area for when the sun gets to be too much. I can't speak to the bar service, as I've only ever been here for this function where drinks are served outside and provided by the event hosts.

Best Old Metairie neighborhood bar!..Pool tables and dart boards. Bar seating as well table seating…read morefor more intimate conversations. Bar tenders are super cool.

Very cheap drinks. Nice bartenders. Usually small crowds however even small crowds the smoke builds…read moreup quickly.

This review is ONLY about their food/kitchen, not them as a bar. I'm not a bar person; I didn't…read moredrink or socialize when I went. So why did I end up here at all? Simple: food. And that's the ONLY thing I'm reviewing: the food experience. The food was actually pretty good! I got the crawfish cornbread and potato salad, which each came in their own little styrofoam container. The potato salad was pretty simple, which matches my preference. The cornbread was more of a side dish in terms of size, but it was moist and didn't skimp on fillings. The food is supposedly all made from scratch, which I have no reason to disbelieve. Potato salad was $2, cornbread was $5. My total bill was $9. I'm not sure if the extra $2 was the tax or the can of soda I asked about and didn't receive; hopefully the former. The portions were on the small side, so it's not cheap, but not bad considering. Now for the problem: *getting* the food. It ended up taking 4 different attempts/trips spread across two nights to get the food I wanted. The menu and hours advertised seem like they be more of suggestions/guidelines than actual rules. If you're actually going to bar-lurk then that probably doesn't matter, but if you're just after food... Go to an actual restaurant.

Decent older crowd. The bar was full for karaoke night. Bar service was really slow.read more