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    Aunt Tiki's

    4.0 (114 reviews)
    InexpensiveDive Bars
    Open • Open 24 hours

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    AUNT TIKI'S ATMOSPHERE

    What's the vibe?
    Loud
    Juke Box
    Divey
    Dogs allowed

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    Stickers adorn the wall. Just wanted to give a shout out to local Milwaukee bars Wolski's, The Standard, and The Bottle.
    Jennifer F.

    Odd little shotgun style dive bar on Decatur, near Hex. It's not a tiki bar, not at all. I called it the not-at-all-tiki-bar-tiki-bar. It's dark, dank, smells like wet concrete. The bathrooms are not for the faint of heart. It's also cash only. Interesting bar tender and locals. Friendly to out-of-towners. They charge $2 for a glass of tap water.

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    Libby V.

    Still love this place. Walked in with a sandwich from Verdi Mardi and asked if I could eat it there. Of course I was welcomed! Not much has changed...fixed the broken window but now glass in the door is shattered. Cash only but cheap prices.

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    Brandi F.

    If there is a divier dive bar then let me know. They're open 24/7?!? Whaaaat. You MIGHT come across a local but you'll definitely come across tourists. It is CASH ONLY. There's an ATM inside so don't worry. But if you like dive bars, this is right up your alley. Idk if smoking is allowed inside but it's a good time.

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    Quinn K.

    Coming from a state with strict drinking laws, the biggest thing I wanted to do in New Orleans was drink in a cool bar until the sun came up. This was THE SPOT for that. We were able to find nearby street parking but if it was a busier time of day, I can see parking being a hassle and I'd probably Uber in that case. We came in at 4am on a Thursday and the bar seats were almost full with friendly, colorful people. The bartender was a really friendly guy and made delicious drinks. I ordered an old fashioned but I guess I underestimated how divey this place actually was because I didn't expect it to be a served in a tiny plastic cup but it was. It was still a damn good old fashioned, the bartender did the best he could with his resources and it was well balanced and strong. The prices were really good but be forewarned: it is cash only, you should make sure you have some cash to avoid the $4 service fee from the ATM. There's a nice little nook in the back where you can sit back on some old church pews, kick your feet up and relax. Its not too loud and they played cool songs I had never heard before. The other patrons were nice and talkative, we felt very welcome and at home despite being tourists. I would highly recommend this spot

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    Odo B.

    Dive bars don't get better than this... and they have an old school barber chair. It's open 24 hours, on a cool stretch of dive bars.

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    bartender on was a douchebag. he was rude, and had terrible customer service. the whole place smelled like piss

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    Gotta love a 24 hour spot. We come here a lot and there's always something go on. Cash only

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    7 years ago

    Dive, not in a good way. Way too many fruit flies. Smells like B.O. Not sure what we drank.

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    7 years ago

    Mellow. Calm. Dark. Friendly bartender. It sure beats the bourbon street junk. Cash only. Been here 10 minutes and love this place.

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    “It's kind of a dive but juke box is great, bartenders are great, drinks are cheap, and we always meet great people there.”

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    I LOVE going to Erin Rose, a cozy dive bar right off Bourbon Street. It is famous for its amazing…read morefrozen Irish coffees and the incredibly tasty Killer Po'boys served out of the back. Those frozens are the stuff dreams are made of! The walls are covered from top to bottom with old photos, fun signs, and cool memorabilia that give the place a quirky, worn-in feel. Super friendly service from down-to-earth bartenders. It's one of those places where everyone makes you feel like a friend, even if it's been awhile since they've seen you. The atmosphere is perfect.

    Visiting New Orleans from Pennsylvania over the Fourth of July, we asked a few locals near our…read morehotel where we could find a true neighborhood dive bar. Every road seemed to lead to Erin Rose, and they absolutely nailed it. This place has everything you want in a dive bar--cold drinks, zero pretentiousness, and a crowd that makes you at home. The bartenders were the real stars of the show. Super engaging, quick with a drink, and happy to chat. We ended up getting a fun history lesson on Vodoo and she made the experience even more memorable. The biggest surprise? There's an incredible po'boy spot tucked in the back, so you can grab tasty sandwich a few steps from your barstool. If you're looking to skip the tourist traps and experience a genuine New Orleans neighborhood bar, this is the spot. We'll definitely be back next time we're in town.

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    4.1(1.9k reviews)
    0.3 mi•French Quarter
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    The final stop on our ghost tour…read more This bar has truly legendary status when it comes to bars in the French Quarter. This building predates the United States, some saying it being built in the early 1770s. Some say it's the oldest bar in America but that's more legend than based on historical fact. This bar probably has the coolest story on the ghost tours as Jean Lafitte was a true character in New Orleans lore dating back to the 1700s. As far as what it's like today, you walk in and it's dark and eerie and is mostly illuminated by candlelight. This is a full service bar with both a pretty good sized bar area and also a section with tabletops and tables for patrons to enjoy along with countertops outside the bar for those who want to enjoy their drinks outside. Also in the back of this bar is a piano area where a piano player plays live music for the patrons multiple times a week in the evenings. As far as drinks go this place is definitely a tourist attraction and the drink prices do reflect that. They are famous for their "purple drink" and their "hurricanes". I ended up just having another local beer and I was just about tapped out on drinks by the end of this ghost tour. Overall this place is pretty awesome, especially if you take the time to learn the backstory and lore of this bar-some say it's haunted. A true must-visit.

    NOLA is my second home, so I forget that even though I've frequented so many places I haven't…read morereviewed them. Case in point - Lafitte's. I've been coming here for years. Designated a National Historic Landmark in 1970, Lafitte's Blacksmith Shop was built in the 1770's. Dubbed the oldest bar in New Orleans, the building is said to be haunted by the ghost of Pirate Jean Lafitte. Employees & patrons claim to see his glowing red eyes in the fireplace. The dimly lit bar is illuminated by candlelight, lanterns, & a fireplace, which add to the mysterious ambience. If you are afraid of ghosts then you can enjoy your drink in the courtyard. Famous for their Purple Drank (aka VooDoo Daiquiri) and potent Hurricanes, which come in a plastic keepsake cup, it's a lively place to enjoy a libation. The bartenders are friendly and the prices are reasonable. My brothers and I stopped by during Southern Decadence. They had the Purple Drank & a Hurricane. I got a vodka soda. The DJ was fantastic, and people were dancing in the street cuz that's how they do it in the Big Easy.

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    If you're looking for a true New Orleans experience, make your way to The Little Bar on Gravier. A…read morefestive little dive bar tucked on the corner of Gravier and Magazine Street, it captures the kind of charm and character you can only find in NOLA. From the moment you walk in, you're greeted by a Christmas tree glowing in the corner, lively music, and a bartender who makes you feel like a regular even on your first visit. The atmosphere was warm, welcoming, and surprisingly clean for a dive bar -- the perfect balance of cozy and vibrant. As someone traveling alone, I especially appreciated how safe and comfortable I felt the entire time. It was one of those places that reminds you why New Orleans is so unforgettable -- unique, soulful, and full of personality.

    We came here for one last drink before calling it a night, but the bartender here was awful. Our…read morehotel recommended the place, probably because of proximity, but I would recommend not coming here unless "you're in the service industry." According to the bartender, everyone in there was unwinding from their shifts and I guess couldn't be bothered. When I asked the girl next to me what book she was reading, you would have thought I accosted her. The bartender got really annoyed and told me I shouldn't talk to her. I don't know. I didn't realize I shouldn't ask someone reading in a bar at 1 am what she was reading. So after getting our drinks, we sat at a side table, away from the bar and were discussing how rude the bartender was and that's when the bartender said "she didn't like us" and that we should leave, which we gladly obliged because what the hell? Yes, we walked in drunk and happy, left drunk, confused, annoyed and slightly targeted. PS She also couldn't make a proper espresso martini.

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