Three Legged Dog

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6 years ago

We got the craw-fish boil and OMG it was a great experience. IT was my first time ever trying this stuff and I just love it. The inside is a bit underkept but its a bar in N.O. you kinda have to roll with the punches hahah. Great memories here. read more

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Jasmine M.

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3 years ago

Years later and this place is still the same. Got here around 3 am. Huge rat walked in the bar and bartender just welcomed it in like it was nothing. But they had food so... lol do with that information what you will. read more

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I came to Three Legged Dog when visiting a friend in NOLA. I really wanted crawfish at the end of crawfish season and boy did they deliver! You pay one price and they give you a styrofoam box to fill up to your heart's desire as long as you can close the lid! In addition to the crawfish they have potatoes, corn on the cob, andouille sausage, everything you could want in a crawfish boil! The food was delicious. I ordered a beer with my food but they said they only sell them in pairs. That's the only thing I didn't like. I finished the first one but barely touched the second. Would definitely come back again for a bomb meal! read more

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Olivia B.

3 years ago

Crawfish was amazing and extremely flavorful! Highly recommend this location! Definitely an experience with good atmosphere. Bartenders were super friendly and made sure you were enjoying your experience. They also made really good drink suggestions! read more

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Marc F.

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7 years ago

Prior to our New Orleans visit, my wife saw this bar on a Netflix episode of Ugly Delicious. They are known as a dive bar who has does a nightly crawfish boil when they're in season. My wife really loves crawfish and it was a must do on this trip, and Three Legged Dog did not disappoint. Besides the crawfish, their drink specials are amazing, and the staff is super friendly. This place became a daily visit for us. It's just on the outer edge of the French Quarter and is open 24 hours. They have a huge projector for sports as well. I highly recommend this spot, do visit. Call ahead concerning crawfish, it's seasonal. read more

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Nicole G.

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8 years ago

It was a surprise to us to find this crawfish place. Not the style we used to have in China, but it was good enough. You can get a box to fill crawfish yourself for $16. As much as possible as long as you can close the lid. It was a fun experience. Two of us finished the whole box, and then we headed out for pizza. (Never think seafood could make you full) read more

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Alysia B.

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Decent drinks and food I guess, but the environment is terrible. People are rude. They have a sign that says "Sexual harassment in this area will not be reported. However it will be 'graded'". Like really? I would never come back here. read more

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Ashely E.

3 years ago

We've been several times over the years and the food has always been good and the service has been phenomenal... thank you Sam and Blake for ending our last night rememberable. Definitely going back! read more

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Terri M.

5 years ago

Great lil dive bar. Stumbled in (literally) had drinks & found out about the crawfish boil. So fresh & delicious. Service was great. read more

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Chelsea H.

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4 stars This was a hidden gem. We got so lucky that a waitress at another restaurant recommended us to come here for crawfish and it did not disappoint. - Ordered: lots of shots and crawfish - Food: For $16 the bar tender gives you a take out box and you go to the huge bucket of crawfish and fill up the box as much as you can. I think our box of crawfish was about 3 pounds so it's such a deal! There were potatoes and corn in there too. The crawfish was a little spicy, super flavorful and meaty. I don't normally eat crawfish but this was the best I've had. They had a 2 for 1 beer and shot deal. - Service: the bartenders were cool - Ambiance: super casual. a dive bar type of feel - Price: For the box of crawfish that fed 4 people and 4 shots I paid $35. What a deal! - Additional comments: I recommend coming here to try some crawfish, cheap drinks, and chill read more

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Gabe A.

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Sorry, but this bar is nothing like the pictures posted. My friends, my wife and I all walked quite a ways to come try this place and were horrified with the conditions. There is a horrid urine/feces smell if you sit near the restrooms or projection screen. The tables are sticky and it is muggy. They have back rooms for smokers or just for small parties but DO NOT GO BACK THERE! Fare warning. We did not want to put anything in our mouths after being two minutes in this place. The entire location is falling apart and it does not look as though they care to keep up with cleaning or basic sanitation. Bourbon street has hundreds of bars, this one is not worth the time. read more

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Came here on a recommendation from another bartender. Place is small, bathrooms even smaller. No drink specials, and if you want check separated, you have to tell them before they ring it in. The bartender was kinda cool and so was the cook. I really came for the mud bugs, but just my luck it's only Mon,Wed, and Fri, and I was there Thurs. So I ordered bbq nachos with extra jalapenos and half slab of ribs. Was told the ribs were cross between texas and kansas city style. The nachos were ok, too many chips and not enough filling. Though I ordered extra jalapenos, it didn't seem like a lot. The ribs tasted good, but were not tender. Could not get a knife to cut them apart, so I had to struggle ripping it apart and holding the half slab as one piece to bite the meat off. Not impressed with the place, and may struggle to decide to come back. read more

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Ana E.

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5 years ago

Great service, food was sooooo good although I really wanted crawfish, but they didn't have any. Had the bacon cheeseburger w/ fries and chili cheese fries. The burger was so juicy and had so much flavor. Blake was awesome as well, super funny and friendly. read more

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Patricia A.

7 years ago

I've been to plenty of Dive Bars and enjoy the vibe and atmosphere. However, this one was TRASH!!! TRAAAAAAASSSHHHHHH :) I totally recommend Ms. Mae's If you want a good local Dive Bar.. read more

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Jackie S.

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This place is awesome! Found it on yelp while looking for a place to get crawfish and was not disappointed. When you walk in it just seems like any other bar, but on the side they have a HUGE cooler filled with crawfish. It was $16 per person and you serve yourself as much as you can fit in the take out container they give you. They also have great drink deals. Place was so good we went 2 days in a row. Looks they they have their crawfish boils Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday at 6p. Come here if you want to get your fill without spending $20 and up for less at the bougie places in the French quarter. read more

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Gray G.

4 years ago

Best dive bar/restaurant in the French Quarter. Definitely get their crawfish boil, but get there early because it sells out.

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400 Burgundy St
New Orleans, LA 70112
French Quarter
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(504) 412-8335
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Hours

What time does Three Legged Dog open?

Three Legged Dog is open 24 hours on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

What time does Three Legged Dog close?

Three Legged Dog is open 24 hours on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

Mon-Sun Open 24 hours

Payment methods

Does Three Legged Dog take credit cards?

Yes, Three Legged Dog takes credit cards.

Food & Alcohol

Does Three Legged Dog have catering options?

No, Three Legged Dog does not have catering options.

Does Three Legged Dog have a happy hour?

Yes, Three Legged Dog has a happy hour.

Does Three Legged Dog serve alcohol?

Yes, Three Legged Dog serves alcohol. Full Bar

Indoor Amenities

Does Three Legged Dog allow dogs?

Yes, Three Legged Dog allows dogs.

Does Three Legged Dog have TVs?

Yes, Three Legged Dog has TVs.

Outdoor Amenities

Does Three Legged Dog have bike parking?

Yes, Three Legged Dog has bike parking.

Does Three Legged Dog have outdoor seating?

Yes, Three Legged Dog has outdoor seating options.

Does Three Legged Dog have parking?

Yes, Three Legged Dog has parking options. Street Parking, Validated Parking

Other Amenities

Is Three Legged Dog wheelchair accessible?

Yes, Three Legged Dog is wheelchair accessible.

Does Three Legged Dog allow outdoor smoking?

Yes, Three Legged Dog allows outdoor smoking.

Does Three Legged Dog have free WiFi?

Yes, Three Legged Dog has free WiFi.

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Specialties

The Bar is a real family run place. Stop in and be a part of our lives. We have a great food, drink specials, and a laundromat.

History

Established in 2000.

We opened January 1, 2000, it's been a wild and crazy ride. Let's keep it going..

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Ask the Community - Three Legged Dog

When is the season of crawfish?

They have the crawfish daily at 6. Prime crawfish season in Louisiana is generally Jan-July.

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My wife and I will be there for the Final Four. Will there be crawfish boil Sunday night?

7 days a week at 6pm, it goes fast so get there on time or even a bit early.

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What days/times do they do crawfish boils in February?

I was there on a Saturday and crawfish was ready to be served at 6:00pm

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Is this 21 and older or can my 20 year old daughter eat here too?

They checked our IDs before they let us inside so i would say no unfortunately

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Do they serve crawfish all the time, right now?

I would assume as long as they are in season, but boils are usually only once a day, I believe. I'd give them a call, they will gladly answer your question!

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Are they serving crawfish this week?

Crawfish is BACK! Please call to inquire on days, times, and prices. Tentatively Wednesday's at 6 pm and Late Night on Saturday's at Midnight.

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Review Highlights - Three Legged Dog

“Bartenders are friendly, 2 for 1 price of drinks, & a delicious crawfish boil served while in season nightly at 6pm!”

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Jolanda H.

8 years ago

I HAD THE WORSE EXPERIENCE EVER LAST NIGHT HERE!! It's our first time in New Orleans as well! Someone directed us to this place after the first place we went to for food was at capacity! It's also on the corner of my hotel! We sit and wait for our food three African American men walk in. The bartender immediately asked for their id's as they walk up to the bar he did the same to us so that didn't seem strange I clearly hear them say no problem! One of the guys asked "how much for the crawfish boil" They have a big advertisement for them in front of the bar the bartender replied "$18.49" The guy turned to his friend and said I'm not paying that just forget it and laughed we can go and they left! Soon as they leave the bartender says " MOTHERFUCKERS! THESE BLACK GUYS ALWAYS COMPLAINING ABOUT THE PRICES BECAUSE THEY DONT HAVE JOBS" My mouth dropped! I told my cousin upon her walking up from the restroom her being nice said maybe you're mistaken I told her that I'm going to ask him to repeat what he said! The cook now sits the food down I said is this everything and he tells me he didn't have what I wanted but here was the other order and walked away! STRIKE 2 why wouldn't you'll relay that to me! I turned to the bartender and said did you just say those black guys always complaining because they don't have jobs? He said yes I described them they were talking shit about me! I said DESCRIBE THEM TO WHOM AND NO THEY ONLY SAID THEY WERE NOT PAYING THAT PRICE AND THAT WAS TO EACH OTHER! He said just take your food it's on us just go ahead! I said NO it's my cousin's food she can pay for if she still wants it! I said you'll don't have what I order anyway PLUS I WOULDNT GIVE THIS RACIST MF A DIME!! Whats sad here is BLACK PEOPLE ARE OK TO PAY AND SPEND THEIR MONEY, HOWEVER, if one doesn't want to pay the price WITH NO DISPUTE ITS AN ISSUE! It was Saturday 2:22 a.m.! JUST FOR THE RECORD BLACK MEN WORK AND WORK HARD! However, some are frugal CAN YOU BLAME THEM AFTER WORKING FOR FREE FOR HUNDREDS OF YEARS! I was so hurt I literally felt sick because it was a bar full of "Black People"! I will never ever visit this place again!! However, I AM CONTACTING ANY AND EVERYONE I CAN THINK OF BEFORE I LEAVE AND SHARE MY EXPERIENCE!! Newspaper, social media, ETC!! SO YOU DON'T DESERVE MY ONE STAR! I have a 21-year-old son I saw him in the faces of those young men! read more

Dominique L.

10 years ago

will not be back due to the sign posted above the bar saying "SEXUAL HARRASMENT WILL NOT BE REPORTED HOWEVER IT WILL BE 'GRADED" in an establishment responsible for serving alcohol I find this highly offensive whilst simultaneously enabling those likely to sexually harass and possibly assault patrons. As a woman sexual harassment takes place on a daily basis and when I go to have a drink I'd like to feel that I'm handing my money over to a place that respects the safety of its patrons. a bar shouldn't advocate drinking and driving because it's against the law and very dangerous and thus a bar should not advocate sexual harassment because it's also against the law and very dangerous. besides the poor taste in music (scene kid music from 2008 ... a day to remember, yellow card, staind, breaking benjamin etc etc whatever) the food was meh read more

Gregory R.

7 years ago

Total crap fest the over night bartender is a joke gets mad when people talk to girls he is trying to talk to, only checks ID for people he feels like it and lets others sleep at the bar i think his name is Pete, as someone who works in the city and was trying to show friends around this place especially that bartender gives me an complete no for this place wish i could give it no stars, i understand my friend had no ID on him but when others came in and others who we talked to were never carded that is really poor tactics this place will get no business as long as i have a voice as a hospitality employee in the city at a very large chain of hotels read more

L L.

122

15 years ago

My bike rental shop is cata-corner to The Dog so I regularly order sandwiches there. I love their hamburgers (handmade from 80/20 ground chuck) and the Bahama Mama (a sandwich composed of ham, bacon, melted swiss cheese, pineapples and barbecue sauce). Orders come with fries or tots and the prices are reasonable. The Dog reminds me of the corner bars that once dotted New Orleans. Many patrons actually live or work in the French Quarter (The Dog even has a coin operated washer/dryer). Still, I'm confident enough to send my customers to The Dog after a bike ride for a bite, a drink or to relax and watch their big screen. Larry RideTHISbike read more

Tim J.

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275

2 years ago

Looking for a unique and authentic experience in the French Quarter? Look no further than this cool dark dive bar. From the moment you step inside, you're transported to another world with dim lighting and a laid-back vibe that's perfect for kicking back and enjoying a few drinks. The drinks are strong, the music is great, and the bartenders are friendly and welcoming. Whether you're a local looking for a chill spot to unwind or a visitor wanting to experience the real New Orleans, this dive bar is a must-visit. Definitely add it to your list of French Quarter gems! read more

Tae K.

211

7 years ago

The sign above the bar is f*cked up. "Sexual harassment will not be reported, but it will be graded" and another by the bar that reads "she's not a stripper she's a whoreginazation" This is unacceptable in this day and age. My fiancée and I were made very uncomfortable and when we asked about it, we were told to to take it as a joke. I'm not sure sexual harassment should Be a thing to joke about. Actually, I know that it shouldn't. Take it down. read more

H W.

320

8 months ago

This place RECORDS you nonconsensually with FACIAL RECOGNITION cameras (not just normal surveillance cameras) and provides the data to a PRIVATE 3rd party facial database THIS IS NOT OK I won't go back to NOLA since they are trying to lead the nation in private facial recognition AND i definitely would never go back to this place. No food or drink is worth trading away your sovereign right to not be FACIALLY PROFILED WHILE YOU'RE AT THE BAR read more

Amy P.

10 years ago

Always my go to bar every time I'm in the city. Food is excellent. Juke box on the side is hooked up to wifi so you can download whatever you'd like to hear. The staff is exactly what you'd expect in a New Oreans bar and adds to the service industry atmosphere. read more

Brian H.

13 years ago

One of my favorite spots in NOLA. 2 for 1 drinks, and tasty tot's. Very cool staff. If your looking for an authentic look in to the world of NOLA French Qtr locals, this is the spot. read more

Ben L.

8 years ago

The website was super misleading, they pretty much had no seafood. I got ribs but I had to throw them out because of how bad they stunk and over cooked they were... read more

Levi G.

5 years ago

"Are you f***ing kidding me" -Three Legged Dog bartender as he walked into the most disgusting poop covered bathroom I have ever seen in my life read more

Kevin B.

9 months ago

Food all tasted like smoke. Cook was smoking in the kitchen. Pretty sure there were drug deals taking place in the bar. Please don't go here. read more

Tavon D.

2 years ago

HOW???? I seen 2 rate bro!!?! Nasty place. Please shut the freak down. Food should be discounted at 50 percent or less.

John R.

4 years ago

Rats, Rats, Rats! They walk around like they own the place. I saw three of them within 15 min of being there.

Olivia J.

10 months ago

tried to come here early august but was vry thrown off by the large white rat running to the kitchen

Jorge G.

7 years ago

only visit this place if you enjoy being harassed, scammed and wrongly charged. please stay away.

Christine B.

1 year ago

Getting rid of the man-size palmetto bugs would be a start to the many needed improvements.

David D.

3 years ago

Rats. Lots of rats. Huge. Check out video. Rats rats rats rats rats rats rats

Mark S.

5 years ago

Grimy. Dangerous. Drug dealers at work outside its door. Shootings. Horrible place.

Robert C.

10 years ago

Great friendly dive bar, if you don't like this place, you don't belong in NOLA.

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