With sub-tropical temperatures and ample amounts of sunshine, New Orleans was made for outdoor drinking. New Orleanians take full advantage of this, and have figured out ways to incorporate patios,…
Eating and drinking go hand-in-hand in New Orleans, with almost every meal requiring a little bit of whistle wetting. The freshest crop of restaurant bars in the city have catapulted…
St. Joe's is rife with not-so-subtle religious overtones, with brightly painted church pews making up a good deal of seating in the ample outdoor drinking space. Inside, overhead are a dozen…
Bars full of polo shirts and sports gear aren’t usually promising places to drink, but there’s more to The Rusty Nail—a little wood-sided bar tucked almost directly under the interstate…
Bar Tonique is the kind of secret, golden spot that teeters along the edge of neighborhood bar and craft cocktail paradise. The tiny space on the outer edge of the…
Located on what just might become New Orleans’ first tiki Main Street, Cane & Table is the kind of Hemingway-approved bar that feels simultaneously English colonial and exotic. The menu focuses…
People journey to French 75 for one reason—to see celebrated bartender Chris Hannah work his magic. (The lounging, 1940s vibe and animal print seating doesn’t hurt, either.) Part of the…
The bar that’s largely credited with sparking New Orleans’ craft cocktail renaissance, Cure has turned its Freret Street home into a hot bed of food and drink options. The ivy-lined…
While the surrounding environs don’t look like much, Twelve Mile Limit draws in cocktail lovers and beer drinkers like moths to a boozy flame. The bar delivers the best cocktail…
Bellocq isn’t outwardly historic. Named after a famed photographer who secretly snapped shots of Storyville madams, it opened in 2011 and sits across a small courtyard from the lobby of…
