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.

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.

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!

If you're looking for a true New Orleans experience, make your way to The Little Bar on Gravier. A…read morefestive little dive bar tucked on the corner of Gravier and Magazine Street, it captures the kind of charm and character you can only find in NOLA. From the moment you walk in, you're greeted by a Christmas tree glowing in the corner, lively music, and a bartender who makes you feel like a regular even on your first visit. The atmosphere was warm, welcoming, and surprisingly clean for a dive bar -- the perfect balance of cozy and vibrant. As someone traveling alone, I especially appreciated how safe and comfortable I felt the entire time. It was one of those places that reminds you why New Orleans is so unforgettable -- unique, soulful, and full of personality.

Yelpers visiting: it says they take credit cards but is a $10 minimum. So cash if you just want a…read morebeer. Full bar, friendly staff. Lots of tourists from hotels grabbing a beer or drink. Very much a dive bar (love that). Great place to sit inside away from the crowd and get a regular drink. Also, they make a great traditional sazerac.

This place wasn't packed, even on a weekend night. We stopped by this place taking one of the local…read moreghost tours at night. What you will notice is the thing that is most exciting about this place isn't the ghost stories, not the drinks, not the staff, but it is the bathroom door. Yep, the bathroom door. Here it is, and it looks like a bookshelf. You can see about the 3rd row down, there is a space where you can see a stick figure sideways, and that is the handle to the bathroom. Pretty cute. Had to use the bathroom here and it was a wrap and on to the next spot. Of course we tried the drinks, but it was a pretty basic bar, so nothing more to brag about there.

Nice little hole in the wall bar in the middle of the French Quarter has a secret bookshelf to open…read morethe bathroom doors. barrel chested big bearded bartenders. Couple of slot machines in the corner and dammit if you can't take all your drinks to go walk around New Orleans with a drink in your hand nothing like Tampa that's for sure. I think I saw a pool table and there were some regulars in there it's a cool vibe, but I definitely go there if you're looking for some cheap drinks ' cause everywhere else else is tourist as fuck.

Verret's Bar and Lounge is exactly what it is, a true, unapologetic dive bar. It's gritty, it's…read moreloud, and yes... it's a little smelly. If you're not into that authentic, worn-in neighborhood bar vibe, this probably isn't your place. I'm not a regular and honestly it's not really my scene, but here's the thing: every single time we go, something absolutely ridiculous happens and we end up laughing nonstop. Whether it's random conversations, unexpected drama, or the staff hilariously oversharing personal stories, there's always entertainment built in. It's raw, it's real, and it's never boring. If you appreciate character over polish and don't mind a little divey charm, you'll have a great time.

Always an interesting time here. Local neighborhood bar with cheap strong drinks. Occasionally they…read morehave live music which, when they do, is usually unbelievably good! Staff are really friendly here as well. Late night can get a little sketchy around here so you have to be a little mindful of your surroundings. It is not uncommon for the police to show up as their is usually some questionable activities happening outside, but generally I feel completely safe here. During the warmer times they have a nice outdoors back area. Definitely recommend a visit here to get a feel for a real nitty gritty local New Orleans local bar scene.

We found NOLA most unique bar last wk. Spent a couple hrs in here. Yes, we would return. I…read moreespecially enjoyed several of the frozen drinks that were brewing. The bartender said it had Amaretto, Southern Comfort ??? & ice. Very palletable.

Bartenders are ready friendly! Super friendly! A local place! I recommend this place if you want…read moresomething off the strip

The ONLY real locals bar left next to Parasols They know…read morehow to treat you right! Drinks always on point Atmosphere is great Pop up food always funky and changing Bartenders amazing This is the one folks

I love a good dive bar, and this one fits the bill perfectly. The A/C was blasting at just the…read moreright "meat locker" level -- essential for any quality dive experience. Happy hour prices were a whole $1 off regular-priced drinks -- and considering the regular prices were already delightfully low, that's basically like getting paid to drink. (Okay, not really, but you get my point.) Wendy was our bar mistress, and let me tell you -- she was a gem. Attentive, quick with a refill, and serving with a smile like she'd been doing this since the dawn of cocktails. The vibe was classic dive -- a mix of locals holding down their usual spots, some questionable neon signs, and that faint yet oddly comforting smell of stale beer mixed with a hint of nostalgia. Would I come back? Absolutely. Would I make this my regular spot if I lived closer? Without a doubt. This place is the dive bar blueprint -- no frills, just good drinks, chill vibes, and the sweet hum of an overworked A/C.