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    The Chandelier Bar

    4.5 (70 reviews)
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    Closed 10:00 am - 12:00 pm

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    Classy
    Moderate noise

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    Sa'Rah H.

    The Chandelier Bar is a beautiful place to grab a drink with friends. I recently visited for an event and it was quite busy but bar service was as swift as it could be. On a normal day there is ample seating and service is much quicker. Aside from the horsdouvres, there wasn't much of a food menu to choose from. I'll be back again soon I'm sure.

    S V.

    Needed a rest after tons of walking the quarter. One of my favorite spots to get a drink. Ambiance is unmatched. Drinks were so well made and bartender took care with every drink we watched him craft.

    Katrina V.

    I fell in love with the Sazerac cocktail the first time I was in New Orleans almost 10 years ago, but I haven't tasted anything like that first experience. I read that The Chandelier Bar makes THE BEST sazerac, but I couldn't take anyone's word for it... I had to try the cocktail for myself. Verdict is that their Sazerac was the best I've ever had. My fiance and I stopped by at The Chanedlier Bar inside the Four Seasons around 1:30pm on a Thursday. I wasn't surprised that the place wasn't super busy during this late lunch hour, yet the busyness picked up an hour after we sat down. The bar was stunning. The main center piece was the giant chandelier, of course, but the overall layout and decor dripped in elegance. Service was excellent. Zach was our amazing bartender. He was personable, attentive, and incredibly knowledgeable about cocktail history. Fun conversationalist. I started with a French 75, and my fiance had a sazerac. Their cocktails were a notch above the rest due to their attention to detail. The French 75, which can be typically made with prosecco, was made with real champagne, for example. Zach made us 2 other cocktails, including the Ramos Gin Fizz and the Amchur Lusianne. Ramos Gin Fizz is my all-time favorite drink, and Zach made it with love. The Amchur Lusianne was like a clarified milk punch. It had a fruity mango forward taste and then the bitters (i.e. hops) hit you towards the back of the mouth. Very unique flavor! I really enjoyed it.

    Madison P.

    Amazing vibe! Craig could make any cocktail with ease and professionalism. Amazing experience and even better views & vibes. Will be back! 10 outta 10.

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    Alex M.

    You have to come here and try the Martini. $35 and well worth it. You get a show and start from your bartender. Very classy hotel lobby bar. Great bartenders and great atmosphere for pre dinner drinks.

    Drew K.

    There's a lot of hotels in New Orleans, and that means there's a lot of hotel bars to discover, but for your sake, make sure to add The Chandelier Bar to that list. I've only had drinks here during the day, so I can't speak to the nightlife version, but each afternoon visit has been relaxed atmosphere, attentive service, and excellent serious cocktails. It's not cheap, and it's not casual, but it's a great bar if you bring the right expectations. Will report back once I've stopped by in the evening.

    Luciana B.

    Late cap for the win! Walked in around 10 PM and left with the last call because this place was a brilliant. Love the service, the ambiance and the drinks. Definitely worth it

    Lemon drop
    Amber W.

    Simply beautiful! I came here after having dinner at Nobu in Caesars across the street. I asked the bartender to make me a lemon drop and it was one of the best I've ever had. The drinks will run you about $20 each but this is a nice bar to lounge in. There is live music on Sunday evenings which is a nice added touch.

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    Jasmine J.

    I went here for the first time today and really enjoyed myself. The bartenders were really nice and friendly. I only had a lemon drop but it was one of the best I've had. I loved how it looked in there. Very nice and classy.

    Crudités
    Lili J.

    This spot is so festive- elegant setting, easy vibe, great people watching, fantastic crudités (my latest obsession) and a yummy crisp, dry Sancerre (pictured) for ya to enjoy pre or post next adventure in NOLA. Service was of course perfection coming from the Four Seasons Service School - as I like to call wherever it is all the employees get their manners and decorum from. Have fun!

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    Liz W.

    Beautiful ambiance. Lovely staff. Great customer service. Delicious drinks. Very nice upscale cocktail bar - food looked delicious too.

    Amy M.

    We popped in for drinks. The hurricane was strong but so good! Fruity, sparkling and sweet. My friend said their mojito was perfect and very refreshing. We had their beignets and they were so good! It comes this sweet syrup and it was amazing! We all loved it.

    Grilled Cheese and Crab Claws
    Alicia M.

    We were in the area and stopped for a quick bite and cocktail. Upon entering, we weren't sure what to do. Should we seat ourselves or did we need to wait? No one was eager to help up so we stood there a while before one of the staff told us that we could sit anywhere. We didn't see a server in sight, so we waited some more.... We finally ordered Pickled Crab Claws and Pimento Grilled Cheese. I should have asked about the crab claws because they were served cold and the flavor wasn't that great. The grilled cheese was really yummy! I can't remember the name of the cocktail but it tasted pretty good. I was hoping this would be a quick visit but it took a lot longer than expected because service was slow the entire time.

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    Go get the pimento grilled cheese! AMAZING! The server was great! The ambience is nice. The huge chandelier is great.

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