New Orleans Themed Bars & Clubs

The bar in this historic building should not be confused with the Absinthe Bar, a once-popular but now-defunct Bourbon Street music joint currently reincarnated...

Napoleon House was supposedly built by French loyalists in the hopes that it would be used by Napoleon Bonaparte, who was exiled on Elba at the time. With...

Inspired by the successful NYC bar and movie, Coyote Ugly Saloons are now in several major cities across the U.S. Things get wild, if not exactly out of control....

Offers delivery and daily happy hour specials. The Attiki bar hosts a hookah bar and belly dancers as two of its features.

Another Bourbon Street classic that you absolutely must visit. Don't leave New Orleans without stepping into the Beach Club.

Cafe Roma - Turtle Bay is a Pizza Restaurant in New Orleans. Located on Decatur St in the French Quarter.

Creole Queen is an authentic paddlewheeler powered by a 24 ft diameter paddlewheel. She has 3 private dining rooms giving her the "largest indoor capacity"...

This is a particularly nice gay country bar, though it resides in a transitional neighborhood, so do let a cab bring you out for some of the weekly activities,...

Convenient place on Decatur in the French Market area. Excellent frozen drinks and shots! Visit Daiquiri Paradise Island in New Orleans.

To give you the general idea, the Dungeon, also known as Ye Olde Original Dungeon, opens for business at midnight and your visiting great-aunt from Peoria...

The Hard Rock Cafe invites all visitors to come shop and dine at their New Orleans location in the French Quarter. Casual attire. Try one of their wonderful...

Stop and get a daiquiris at Jester Gateway Mardi Gras Daiquiris located at 619 Bourbon Street New Orleans!

A sophisticated cabaret with a classy bar and intimate performance room in back. Comfortable and tres chic.

Located right in the heart of New Orlean's French Quarter, this Acme Oyster house is where Adam Richman from Man vs. Food became a member of Acme's infamous...