Smoke & Honey was a cute little find in Mid City! They have a separate Coffee Science Menu and a…read moreFood Menu with Gyro options. There's plenty of seating both indoors and outdoors. And it's a very cute ambiance for both. You order at the counter and grab a number for your table. I ended up order a hot coffee and a Gyro plate with Chicken. The Gyro plate was recommended as it provided a good variety of options including a salad, french fries, chicken, pita and tzatziki sauce. Coffee Science coffee is always good and well brewed. The Gyro plate was plentiful and the chicken was seasoned well. My favorite think was the Pistachio cookie I purchased as I was heading out the door. Service: Everyone was super friendly and checked in multiple times to make sure I was enjoying my food. Drinks: Lots of coffee options! Outdoor Seating: Yes and plentiful! Pets: Super pet friendly! Parking: Lots of street parking is available

I stopped by this neighborhood coffeehouse for a takeout breakfast gyro after seeing the reviews…read moreand it being close to our Airbnb. The breakfast gyro was good, but odd with the French fries in it. Small indoor area to wait or eat, along with coffee and Greek pastries available. Clean but pricey. Service was friendly. I probably wouldn't go out of my way for the gyro.

This was a hidden gem that we stumbled upon while visiting the Garden District. William, the…read morebartender, was knowledgeable and so fun. He is the mastermind behind many of the house specialty cocktails. We had aperol spritz and Swampy thing. All were delish. A really fun part was all the locals who stopped in. Very friendly and fun. Check it out. Very close tk the St Charles /Broadway stop on the St Charles line.

I loved being able to sit on the porch and people watch! Top tier viewing of the streetcar. The…read morebartender was great. He came outside and took our order--which isn't normal, but we got there a bit early, so he accommodated us before the rush. I had one of the fall cocktails. Didn't love it, but I did not hate it.

I came here for cocktails with my boyfriend and it is pet friendly so we were able to bring our…read moredog. These are some of the best prices for truly good cocktails. I felt like I got a strong and delicious cocktail for a great price - $10 or less, depending on what I ordered. It is a dive bar and the bathroom is quite funky so just be prepared if you need to use the restroom.

This is a fabulous neighborhood dive bar. Enjoy draft beer, cheap cocktails (daily special!),…read morequiet ambiance, back patio, and pool table.

What a fantastic space. My friend's buddy is an owner so he suggested we have a small gathering…read morehere. Its a very nicely appointed patio space. When you arrive, you place your starting drink and food orders. We arrived early enough to choose any seating. Tables are well distanced apart. Masks are required to enter. We chose their covered seating area..it included a nice tv and a couple of cooling units..huge plus! This is the only place I have been to so far that offers Voodoo beer by Tin Roof so I was in love already. They have a refreshing menu..not all typical bar food. So I saw they had Tuna Tartar..first thought was..sh*t should I order raw fish at a bar??!! The waitress highly recommended it so wht the hell..it was fantastic!! We also tried the shrimp remolaude which was tasty as well. This is such a nice space that I am very much looking forward to returning.

I came to this little bar to hear an acoustic Mia Borders show…read more It's a small, cozy place with a couch, and comfy chairs as you walk in. A small bar, and a back performance room with a space for the performer. The back room fits perhaps 12-15 people. I've used the descriptors of little, small, cozy, and let's throw in the word intimate. The bartender is also the emcee, and made introductions and gave some info. Mia Borders was super. Her songs are powerful, and great life stories. There is just enough amplification to highlight vocals, and seems perfect for the room. Not a great selection of liquors, but it's "enough". They also have specialty drinks, although they were out of a couple of items when I was there. I REALLY enjoyed Mia's show, and this little "Sidebar" is pretty cool.

A beautiful place not too far from the French Quarter. I highly recommend their cocktails and their…read moreservice. Had a great experience and a beautiful plant filled location. Lots of lighting and the ambience was perfect. Highly recommend.

Excellent drinks and well, WELL above average bar team; big love to Michele!!…read moreAny would be remiss if they neglected to give Dovetail a visit: escape the French Quarter, you shan't regret it!!

First let's start off with the ambience, the place is dark lit but in a good way it works very well…read moreeither way the aesthetics of the place. The food was great and the lamb chops was the best part of the meal, I highly recommend food full of flavor. Drinks were amazing and I wish I remembered the server name she was perfect, very attentive and gave us great recommendations aka the lamb chops.

The Husky is the Regina George's mom of steakhouses, it's not like a regular steakhouse, it's a…read morecool steakhouse. Probably too cool for my 50-year-old ass. We had reservations on a Saturday night and were seated almost immediately. As we passed the bar I noticed they had a huge bourbon selection which is always cool. I ordered a "Well She Starts Monday" which is a cocktail made with Buffalo Trace, Cynar liqueur, and Fig Syrup. I was not a fan of this one, so I ordered an Old Fashioned for my second drink, and it was a little better. I got a Burrata for an appetizer which seemed like a caprese salad served with crispy bread triangles. This was really good. For an entree, I got Beef Wellington which until then I had never had. Mansplained, this is a steak cooked medium rare inside of a puff pastry with 2 different sauces on it. Phenomenally good! The atmosphere is really dark with low lighting, dark cherry wood everywhere. The music was bad and loud. If it was one or the other it would have been fine, but this was like if someone gave Yoko Ono glowsticks and said start and EDM band. The Husky is meant for a younger crowd. The food was 5 stars; the atmosphere and experience were probably more like 3 stars.

If you're looking for a dressy or a dress down vibe.. then the library is where you wanna be..!…read moreThis is a place where the Down to earth millennials like to meet.. or just like minded people! There's drinks and vibes all night, they do play up to date music but it can be sorta house. But to me it's fine, I like it! There's street parking of course..mid you want to save the time take a Lyft!

Really cool ambiance and wonderfully crafted (reasonably priced) cocktails as well. Free pool!read more

By far the best burger, fries, and drinks I have had in a very long time…read more Friendly people, and good conversations. If you are in the area I would definitely recommend trying this place out.

Jesus! This place is a 10/10. Amazing friendly service and the mint julep and burger were fire!!read more

There's something so sublime about sitting way up above from it all, sipping on a cocktail on a…read morewarm summer night. I feel like New Orleans was a little late to the game with these types of places, but now we have a decent array (typically at hotels like this one). And like most of the other rooftop bars at hotels, you don't have to be a hotel guest to take advantage! This past Saturday evening was surprisingly quiet up there, possibly due to White Linen happening on the other side of the CBD. I wasn't complaining, believe me! It was perfect out there for me and just when I thought things couldn't possibly get better, I saw the cocktail menu. Frosé, baby! Passionfruit frosé, yes please. Also, prices are not as high as you'd expect. My guy got a $3 Modelo. Frosé was $8. Pretty views of the surrounding buildings, fairy lights against the dark summer sky and a slight breeze... living my best life with a glass of frozé in mah hand. Thanks, Catahoula!

The Tito sours were to expectations. However, the barmaid pilfered my new Maui Jim's. Left on the…read morecounter for a half a minute, came back: Oddly enough she didn't know where they were, she was the only other person in the bar. Not going back.

Vessel is a lovely, relaxed restaurant in an old church. The inside is dark and intimate with an…read moreeclectic group of local diners. After traveling all day, we decided to sit outside on the patio. We had a fantastic waiter who took great care of us. They have an experienced bartender and a great signature cocktail list. Highly recommend any of the martinis. The charcuterie board was delicious as were all of our entrees. Highly recommend the New Orleans BBQ Shrimp! Bread pudding was divine. ***Brown butter rosemary fries - pass on these unless good plain fries are what you're looking for. I didn't taste a hint of brown butter or rosemary on the fries and their "maison sauce" was just ketchup.

This place was pretty cool! I came here for dinner with my friend and I've always been wanting to…read moretry it out. The ambiance of this place was the best part of the experience - the Vessel is located in an old church building. I loved the vibes and it felt both classy and casual at the same time. We didn't have reservations on a Saturday night, but we were able to be seated as soon as we came in! We started with the hand cut fries and I found them to be delicious and fresh. Afterwards, I had the seafood pasta and it was great - appropriate balance of the pasta and seafood. We ended with the creme brule and it was perfect - it had the right amount of crunchiness at the top and was soft as soon as you broke into it. Overall, I had a great experience here and hope to try this place out for brunch in the future!