One thing I really appreciated is that they don't let this place become overcrowded…read more When they reach capacity, they simply stop admitting people, have you register, and text or call when space opens up. It keeps the atmosphere enjoyable instead of chaotic. The food is surprisingly good too. I'm a sucker for club lounges with quality snacks, and this one is a pretty good one.

Club MSY at the New Orleans airport is an okay lounge. It's a clean and comfortable place to relax…read morebefore a flight, with plenty of seating available. The bathrooms are also very well maintained. The biggest downside is the food. The selection is usually very limited, and the quality is nothing special. Customer service is also inconsistent. During my visit this morning, the staff didn't greet or acknowledge customers, which made the lounge feel less welcoming. Overall, it's a good place to sit, relax, and recharge in a clean environment, but the food and customer service could definitely be improved.

Live music and dancing. The seafood gumbo was excellent but the club sandwich was something I could…read morehave made better at home. Worth a stop.

M friend Jamie and I had the distinct pleasure of dining here this morning. We split an amazing…read moreomelette with fresh fruit and hashbrowns . Rutha was our server and boy was she busy! I think she was the only server! Rutha was totally efficient and kept our coffees filled. I liked the teamwork here a lot, Rutha had some help from the kitchen and a hostess that helped everything go smoothly!

While in New Orleans in March, stopped in for a drink after the 5 minute ferry ride from New…read moreOrleans and before walking around the charming area with cute houses and a beautiful waterfront park/walk path area. This is a typical, small, old English/Irish type pub that has been there a very long time (don't remember specific history). The bartender, a native of the area, was pleasant and accommodating. It wasn't hot when we were there, but would be a great place for a break from the heat when visiting. If I recall, the ferry runs every 15-30 minutes, so it is an easy, quick transfer from one place to thenithe

Algiers Point is a small quiet enclave, but if you want to mingle, meet locals and have some local…read morecooked food, this is the spot. Decent selections of beers and spirits and a nice place to kick back watch a game, throw some arrows. They have a unique front entrance and the inside feels authentically British. Recommend stopping by for a pint, you will not have to walk far from the ferry.

Hours nor correct on Yelp. Closed at 10 pm on a weekday. It is on the 17th floor of the hotel…read more Front desk sent us up but it was completely dark. Took a few photos and left.

An usual bar to say the least The staff do not serve the…read moretables but are friendly when you go to the bar and order drinks. The 17th floor view is the reason to come here. Open windows provide an excellent rooftop view. Bathrooms are present without having to go downstairs. The lounge is clean.

The two bartenders that worked Thursday night, Drall and keyia, displayed amazing service I can't…read morewait to go back.

What a nice atmosphere! A lot of bars are dark, dingy, noisy, and just have the same general bar…read moreatmosphere. This place definitely leans more towards lounge, in that it feels kinda cozy and makes you want to lounge and linger. It lives up to its name by seeming like a good place to read a book. And the bar has snacks and non-alcoholic beverages too, which is a boon for non drinkers like me. Like many city businesses it's street parking only, but it's near both a bus stop and streetcar stop.

I've had this quaint small bar bookmarked for months and finally stopped in because I had an actual…read morereal live Englishman as a houseguest and wanted to get his take. He was gobsmacked with it's accuracy, the flower baskets, the couch...which is killing me that I can't remember what he called that cozy area, the beers. It was a lovely night so we all sat outside and enjoyed watching the world go by. My friends were pleased with the beer selection. We were all pleased with the prices. Definitely a spot to go get some authentic British flair to your drinking.

What a cool spot! I…read morehad passed this place a few times on my way to Delachaise and always wondered what it was like. It looked small and cozy, so I was eager to check it out. I walked in and I felt welcome immediately. The bar was filled with local "regulars", and although the place is pretty small, I had no issues finding a seat on the side away from the bar itself. They have a few beers on tap and I'm sure more in bottles. I just stuck to getting Bass on tap. My only real complaint was that the place was a bit smoky, because it's small, but if you stay a little while it really isn't that bad.

Very cute place with very good coffee. Service was great and helped out with Lyra the dog who was…read moresuper cute and sweet.

We were looking for a snack and some water. We saw this place across the street and went in. It has…read morea beautiful little courtyard before you enter the actual shop and it all had a great feel to it. Then I saw the strikingly beautiful blonde/white haired girl behind the counter and I knew I was in the right place. They are busy working out some kinks in their liquor license so I couldn't get a true Irish coffee. Sad face. So we got water, a scone and a cookie. I made small talk with the blonde beauty and then excused myself with my purchases before I embarrassed myself. This is a great stop while in the French Quarter and I highly recommend it. I wish I had at least got her name. lol.

I'm a local New Orleans resident, for the last 6 years or so, and I intend to stay. I work as a…read morebartender. I've been to Fahy's a few times for drinks and pool with local friends in the last year or two. Generally great prices and people. However, I came by last night, Sunday, April 26th, 2026, for pool on my own for the first time as a lone woman, around dusk. The earlier bartender when I arrived was a nice, attentive gentleman I've seen before who knew his stuff and handled things! I warmed up on the pool table, and then played my first pool game with a man who, unfortunately, got very aggressive in his speech with me, suggesting things like "women need to bend to men like good females should on the pool table", accused me of cheating, and then uncomfortably questioned me about dating unrelated men I did not know there who were playing on the second pool table. The hostility disturbed me, but I finished our pool game, in which I lost in fairness, and then he refused to shake hands, be cordial, and continued to cause a scene interpersonally around the tables. I would love for problems to have ended there. But... I left the pool tables concerned after this encounter, while he lingered, and I tried to talk with the new bartender who started the late shift a bit after, a young woman with long dark hair, who started bartending around 8 or 9pm. I tried to tell her, at the edge of the bar alone, as I ordered another drink, that there might be an aggressive man over by the tables, and I just wanted to say that, in my own words to her-- to the bartender in charge, on record PRIVATELY, woman to woman , in case he kept being aggressive with me-- that this might continue to be a problem, and that I hoped he wouldn't keep being weird with me, because I wanted to stay and keep drinking and playing pool with others respectfully. The bartender did not listen to my concern about a what happened with any basic neutrality or professionalism. She cut me off loudly at first, and yelled, "DO YOU WANT ME TO CALL YOU A CAB???" -- with zero awareness, as if I was some dumb drunk tourist lost from Jazz Fest, and despite me being a local resident with my own transportation, and with a bar tab still open. What's worse, at this same time, there was a man sitting at the bar next to me, who was more of a regular at Fahy's than me apparently, who overheard my one-on-one disclosure to the bartender. This second man interjected on my private conversation, and condescendingly accused me of lying as a woman making up a "problems" at "his bar". The bartender uncritically accepted this intrusion on my conversation. She further encouraged more of this "local" customer group to gang up on me, belittle me, and to physically get in my face as a lone woman for attempting to privately complain about unacceptable male behavior, while the bartender claimed, "that's my regulars", suggesting that I was the problem and that I needed to leave. I did not want any further attention from others over the issue, and yet she unprofessionally encouraged other patrons to interact with me when I was concerned. Are bartenders supposed to escalate violent "mob mentality" behavior with their customers to protect one creepy drunk? Is this an appropriate standard for a bar, and as if New Orleans businesses should function as high school popularity contests with a teenage level of maturity while intoxicated? Again, as a bartender and professional myself, I know how to handle and mediate a private complaint, and Fahy's staff this last Sunday night showed the absolute worst way such a situation could have been handled. The bartender in the later hours had absolutely no professionalism nor discretion with my concern for misogynistic behavior that concerned me as a woman, and which I tried to keep private, and in which I wanted to not disturb her bar in general. I really hope other bartenders here don't handle patrons' concerns in such a dangerously dismissive manner. The point is, bars with pool tables will attract problems. It's up to a bar's management if they're capable of being responsible for it and maintaining a respectful culture for all. As a local who used to recommend friends to swing by Fahy's as a rare, relatable, and reliable dive bar in the quarter, I will not do so again. Why would I spend my hard earned money again, or tell others to, in such an unsafe, rude environment? Fahy's needs to get its bartenders and security tight because what I experienced as a female local pool lover and drinker was NOT OKAY.

Very laid back local bar with Guinness on draft. 2 pool tables and 2 dart boards with a few…read moregambling machines.