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Top 10 Best Bourbon Street Bars Near New Orleans, Louisiana. 1 . Pat O’Brien’s. 2 . Tropical Isle. “A bunch of green plastic containers literally EVERYWHERE. Bourbon Street New Orleans, LA.” more. 3 . Lafitte’s Blacksmith Shop Bar.
Jun 7, 2023 · The Cats Meow is not for the faint of heart, a nonstop, rollicking, and loud party scene with lots of drinking and action like swimsuit competitions with cash prizes and private parties on the balcony. If that scene appeals, fun is guaranteed. Open in Google Maps. 701 Bourbon St, New Orleans, LA 70116. (504) 523-2788.
- Tropical Isle
- Funky 544
- The Beach on Bourbon
- Bourbon Pub and Parade
- Bourbon O
- Famous Door
- Saints and Sinners
- Maison Bourbon
- Lafitte’s Blacksmith Shop
- Oz
Other than the Hurricane, NOLA’s most famous oversized and overly strong drink is the Hand Grenade. There’s only one chain of bars where you can legally get a true Hand Grenade (seriously, it’s trademarked and aggressively policed) and that’s Tropical Isle. The bar’s tagline is, “Where the fun begins and memories last forever,” but do yourself a fa...
Think New York’s famous disco club Studio 54, but with an extra “4” and a distinct NOLA clientele. There’s a raised stage for regular live music (rhythm and blues is proudly highlighted on the bar’s entryway sign), and the drinks are intended to keep you dancing. You’ve got to find something to do with all the energy from those sweet cocktails, aft...
Not a literal beach, but New Orleans is one of those places where you can turn a place into whatever you want it to be. The Beach on Bourbonclaims to have the largest dance floor out of all the bars on Bourbon Street. If you’re feeling like catching the vibe without dealing with the crowd of people dancing downstairs, head up to the VIP balcony sec...
Open 10 AM to 3 AM, Bourbon Pub and Paradeis a gay bar that’s been open since 1974. Downstairs is the “pub” part while upstairs is the “parade.” There are events and themes every night, including karaoke, drag shows, and Throwback Tuesdays with hits from the 80s and 90s. Screens stream music videos all night long on Fridays and Saturdays. Where: 80...
Get away from the cheap beer and cocktails made with sweet mixers for a bit at Bourbon O. It started using fresh-squeezed citrus and house-made ingredients in 2013, and the quality shows to this day. There is an impressive whiskey list and a healthy list of classic cocktails. This means that you’ll likely be paying more for the drinks than you will...
Opened in the 1930s by a boxing promoter who wanted to copy a Manhattan nightclub, the Famous Door quickly became known as thespot to go for New Orleans jazz. Its musical reputation lives on with cover bands that regularly fill the playbill, proving it’s still a fun bar to hit for music, dancing, and drinks. Where: 339 Bourbon St, New Orleans, LA 7...
Channing Tatum’s bar Saints and Sinners has a lot less of a Magic Mikeatmosphere than you may be hoping for, but it’s still worth a visit. It’s part bar, part restaurant, and an all-around enjoyable experience. It’s styled after old red-light district prostitute houses and burlesque halls (complete with red velvet), and a portion of the profits are...
Maison Bourbonoffers live jazz shows, a rarity on Bourbon Street. In fact, it’s one of just two jazz bars on Bourbon, and calls itself the only “Dixieland Jazz Club” in the French Quarter. There’s no cover charge, and a cute courtyard in the rear of the club, where guests can drink and socialize in the open air. Refreshingly casual on the otherwise...
Lafitte’s Blacksmith Shopis allegedly the oldest building to house a bar in the country. The name comes from Jean Lafitte, a privateer and slave trader who, according to legend, used the building as a storehouse in the early 1800s. Today, it’s a dim and dank drinking hole. Take a trip into the past and order a beer or a simple mixed drink in a plas...
There’s no shortage of strip clubs on Bourbon Street and in New Orleans in general. The vast majority of those only have women on stage. Not so at Oz. Oz is a gay dance club with live strip shows, a balcony bar, and nightly events like drag shows and comedy shows. It’s also open 24/7. Where: 800 Bourbon St, New Orleans, LA 70116
- Jean Lafitte's Blacksmith Shop Bar. Recognized as the oldest bar in the United States, Jean Lafitte's Blacksmith Shop Bar is a must-stop for during any trip to New Orleans, whether it's your first time or your 100.
- Maison Bourbon. Jazz is a big reason Bourbon Street became what it is today, but sadly, it's hard to find live jazz on the street these days. You can see world-class jazz in New Orleans, but the best place to find it is over on Frenchmen Street, which is in the neighborhood just adjacent to the French Quarter.
- Pat O'Brien's Courtyard Restaurant. In the early 20th century, gin and whiskey were the spirits of choice and therefore came at a premium. Rum, on the other hand, was a drink for dirty sailors that went from port to port and, therefore, was very affordable.
- Olde Absinthe House. The Old Absinthe House is one of the oldest bars in New Orleans and a great place to grab a drink in historic surroundings. But your experience is made even better when you know the building's history.
Fritzel's European Jazz Club. Bathed in the glow of seemingly endless blinking, twinkling signs, New Orleans' legendary entertainment strip is always alive with possibilities. Known for its "anything goes" attitude, Bourbon Street is much more than a bar hop. There’s entertainment of all sorts, on every corner, encouraging visitors to dance ...
Top 10 Best Bars in Bourbon St, New Orleans, LA - May 2024 - Yelp - The Carousel Bar & Lounge, 21st Amendment at La Louisiane, The Sazerac Bar, Hideout Bar, The Chart Room, Mahogany Jazz Hall, Dovetail Bar, Old Absinthe House, Arnaud's French 75 Bar, The Dungeon
Feb 23, 2017 · Johnny White's is the Moe's Tavern of Bourbon: cheap drinks, local barflies, zero touristy schlock, and an overall air of general sketchiness. Which means it's pretty great. But it loses points ...
