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

This was the first place that fish and chips was actually…read more worth it. I Love this Pub. 10 out of 10 I highly recommend.

It's a dive bar - if you like that vibe, great. I struggled to find a decent, validating piece of…read morethis bar. Yet, it seems quite popular with locals and was fairly full for a Tuesday Trivia Night. I ordered a Pimm's cup since Pimm's was on the shelf - the bartender looked confused and told me they don't have any of the ingredients to make one. I changed my order to a flavored vodka - they don't stock any. I ended up ordering a Vodka & 7, but received a Vodka Soda. Were the drinks cheap? Not so much. Was the service friendly? Not so much. I ordered food hoping this was the redeeming feature of the bar. I ordered a steak sandwich at $18 - the service time was quick but the sandwich didn't have much flavor - it was a dry, difficult to bite through thin steak with not much flavor to speak of. The tater tots were crispy and hot and I loved the Brussel Sprouts; they were doused excessively in the dressing but I liked it. There is a nice patio out back - they had fans in this area which is always appreciated. This bar just didn't have the stock and amenities that many other bars in the area do have . Walk to magazine street for better options.

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.

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.

Found this spot while looking for something quick late night. The place was clean, and there was…read moreanother party of two at the bar finishing up as we arrived, so we ended up being the only guests. While the service wasn't very attentive, our food did come out pretty quickly. We had to keep asking for what we needed, as there weren't any check-ins throughout our visit. Overall, the service felt more like it got the job done rather than being welcoming or engaging. We ordered a few items to try, including the Who Dat Shrimp, wings, and a cheeseburger with fries. The Who Dat Shrimp were my favorite. They had a perfect crisp, and the sauce on top was really good. The wings also had a nice flavor, but they weren't tossed in the sauce as stated on the menu. Instead, the sauce was just poured in the middle of the plate. The burger and fries were good.

I've been to Courtyard brewing more times than I can count. It's probably my favorite brewery in…read moreNola. Unlike most breweries, I don't think Courtyard has a signature beer, there are no standards Jucifer or Paradise Park. They just make new stuff all the time, then run out of it, and brew something else. I think I have seen Sonic Youth in 1983 there more than once so maybe that's the closest thing. Regardless I am saying this as a good thing because every time I go, there is something knew. Courtyard is like the ultimate dive bar of breweries. There is a pop-up style kitchen that has held a variety of eateries over the years that used to include Burger Nerds and now has a taco place. There is mismatch furniture throughout the indoors and front courtyard. Most of the seating looks like they robbed a daycare. There is a couple of tv's, a piano, bullfighting art, an eclectic record collection and tons of plants outside. All of this gives Courtyard it's charm. The people are awesome, the place is comfortable and the beer is always great.

I'm in NOLA for a couple days for work and staying in the arts district. I found this place when…read moredoing an online search for breweries. The walk there was pretty easy...I was concerned it might get a little dicey by the interstate underpass but it really didn't. My bar is usually pretty low for breweries because they are usually run on a shoestring by a group of guys that really love beer but don't always know how to run a business. This place is a weird, eclectic vibe. The furniture and overall vibe is pretty dumpy. The bar is even super wobbly. The beer list they have online indicating it is their current list was in no way related to the beer selection they actually had available. It was super limited with a lot of IPAs and sours. Not my jam. The is a food vendor on site as well; they have burritos, quesadillas, etc. it looked okay, but i wasn't in the mood for Mexican style food. Overall, it's fine. I like to try new places. I'm glad I stopped in but i wouldn't go back.

Rampart Tree House is my go to watering hole and pizza spot in the quarter. I love everyone that…read moreworks there, but when I walk through the doors and see Jake behind the bar, I get even happier that I decided to stop in. She always has a good story to share, enjoys talking about their products, keeps the vibes up, and just overall makes me want to keep coming back. 10/10 recommend.

I do t try too many pizzas but I came here to get some pies and it just gave me that feeling of New…read moreYork style thin crust large slice pizzas. They are really good but I think they could be better. The crust wasn't as doughy and perfect as other pizzas I have had in the past and the thin part sometimes just fell apart. But flavors were on point and good for a classic pizza. Make sure you tip well and make sure you tip Michael making the pizzas in the back cause when he is there I felt like the pizzas were 10x. The ambience is like a tourist spot with high in and outs, but also with a cool treehouse looking bar. Music is a vibe so it keeps people in and out. And service is always quick and on point. I would recommend this pizza if you are around here.

I LOVE going to Erin Rose, a cozy dive bar right off Bourbon Street. It is famous for its amazing…read morefrozen Irish coffees and the incredibly tasty Killer Po'boys served out of the back. Those frozens are the stuff dreams are made of! The walls are covered from top to bottom with old photos, fun signs, and cool memorabilia that give the place a quirky, worn-in feel. Super friendly service from down-to-earth bartenders. It's one of those places where everyone makes you feel like a friend, even if it's been awhile since they've seen you. The atmosphere is perfect.

Visiting New Orleans from Pennsylvania over the Fourth of July, we asked a few locals near our…read morehotel where we could find a true neighborhood dive bar. Every road seemed to lead to Erin Rose, and they absolutely nailed it. This place has everything you want in a dive bar--cold drinks, zero pretentiousness, and a crowd that makes you at home. The bartenders were the real stars of the show. Super engaging, quick with a drink, and happy to chat. We ended up getting a fun history lesson on Vodoo and she made the experience even more memorable. The biggest surprise? There's an incredible po'boy spot tucked in the back, so you can grab tasty sandwich a few steps from your barstool. If you're looking to skip the tourist traps and experience a genuine New Orleans neighborhood bar, this is the spot. We'll definitely be back next time we're in town.

The perfect post-work wind down. Now that crawfish season is here (18-22$ now ish a plate, I love…read moregrabbing a tray, a cold beer, and catching the game with the fellas. The recent expansions have made it even better for boils, but fair warning--it gets crowded fast because the outdoor vibe is so good! Great beer list (taps, bottles, and cans) and surprisingly good margaritas, too. It's the kind of spot you love and hate at the same time just because it's so popular. If you're lucky enough to find a seat during crawfish time, you're in for a treat.

I been coming here for years. Today I was told automatically gratuity of 18% on every order. Even…read moreif you get one drink. I guess my BBG days are over because ain't no way a $13 drink just cost me $18. Now I won't get another and won't buy food because they take all your money on just one drink. I am really starting to dislike the new Gentrified New Orleans.

I have random days that I just think, PURPLE DRANK! It is delicious. I am not really a daquiri girl…read moreas they usually taste too sweet or artificial. Not this VOODOO PURPLE DRANK! I love it so much. Its vacation in a cup - even if you are not on vacation. I need to come here at least once or twice when I am in New Orleans. The staff is always great. Thank you!

What a cool place! I cannot believe it took me so long to actually check this place out. I believe…read moreit's the oldest building in New Orleans and it used to be a black smith shop. The blacksmith fire pit is still there. I had their voodoo slushie. It was great on a hot day but killer hangover later! Either way it's a must stop!

The Rusty Nail was a great spot to unwind after exploring New Orleans. It has a really inviting…read moresetup with both indoor and outdoor areas, giving it a nice balance between a cozy neighborhood bar and a lively hangout spot. The outdoor space has a relaxed atmosphere where you could enjoy a drink and take a break from the busier parts of the city, while the indoor area still had plenty of energy when you wanted something a little more lively. They have a second floor level that works great for private events too. The drinks are excellent, and the bartenders did a great job putting together quality cocktails in a laid-back environment. Overall a great neighborhood bar with good drinks and a comfortable atmosphere.

If you're looking for the perfect laid-back Sunday spot, Rusty Nail never disappoints. From the…read moremoment we walked in, our favorite song was playing, setting the tone for an afternoon that felt easy and unforgettable. We started with a refreshing Moscow Mule and a strong coffee drank, then ordered a dozen Gulf Coast oysters. I loved that each oyster was labeled by where it came from, making it fun to compare flavors and discover our favorites. Fresh, briny, and absolutely delicious. The atmosphere is relaxed, the drinks are well made, and the service makes you want to stay awhile. Whether you're catching up with friends or enjoying a quiet afternoon with someone special, Rusty Nail is one of those places that reminds you how wonderful the simple moments can be. We'll definitely be back for another round of oysters and cocktails. A perfect Sunday in New Orleans.