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Bar Métier

4.0 (257 reviews)

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Classy
Moderate noise
Happy hour specials
Good for groups

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Sage O.

This place was such a vibe! I loved the ambiance and my drink "butterfly house" was one of the best drinks I've ever had. Although it was hard to get our waiter's attention for the check, I would still rate this place 5 stars.

Sara G.

Bar Metier in New Orleans is an alluring, hidden gem tucked away behind a bookcase entrance. Stepping through the covert doorway, you step into a different world of a deep red seductive glow across the space. The ambiance is intimate and has a classic speakeasy vibe. Their Old Fashioned was smooth with just the right hint of sweetness. A timeless drink for a timeless bar. Bar Metier exudes a sexy, alluring energy that's hard to resist. Perfect for a date night or anyone looking to escape into a moody, vintage-inspired atmosphere.

Alison M.

This place is a whole vibe! We luckily snagged a table at the last minute bc we walked in and another table chose to get up and leave their reservation. We were walking out and the hostess/manager both chased us down and said they'd be happy to seat us as a table for two just opened up. Yay! Service was excellent, we snuck in a food order 5 minutes before the kitchen stopped serving it, and the mocktails were delish! The inside is moody and red and beautiful. No details overlooked - looks like a vintage library/office/speakeasy. Candles everywhere, cool lighting fixtures and art, love love love. The food menu was a bit lacking for anyone trying to eat "healthy" or light on red meat. Think burgers, bone marrow, etc. We chose the fry bread with honey butter - SOOOO good. Must get. Scallops and a burger. The scallops were $28 and you only got three tiny tiny scallops. Not worth the price and I was still hungry. Burger was $20 and didn't come with a side. We left hungry but we loved the vibes and the drinks and everyone was very nice. Not sure I'd go again for food - but def. for light bites and drinks it's a must see!

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Kim S.

Awesome place. Excellent attentive staff. Our friends took my husband and I here and it's definitely a vibe. I loved it. Drinks were on point.

Anna D.

A cozy and romantic lounge with immaculate vibes. Incredible drinks and staff. Comfortable couches and unique books. Best pregame spot for a girls weekend!

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Stephon M.

Very pleasant and attentive staff! Only thing i wish is that they knew a bit more about the drinks. (4/5) Ambiance was amazing (5/5) Cocktails were pretty good.

Jennifer G.

Salon Salon offers a stylish, speakeasy-style atmosphere that makes for a nice stop in New Orleans. We came in for drinks and a few appetizers and found the service to be friendly and welcoming. The space itself has a cozy, intimate feel, and the collection of books across various genres adds a unique touch. It's a good spot for a relaxed drink if you're in the mood for a quiet, well-curated space.

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Gerry S.

French-style bar in a former library, mixing up creative cocktails accompanied by small plates. It's a spirited new sanctuary in the Warehouse District of New Orleans. Tucked secretively along the side of the new Maison de la Luz hotel, is the most striking library you've ever seen, with scarlet bookshelves, orange ceilings, and tiger-striped carpets. Cocktails are esoteric but a great value, with some as low as $6. You can try everything from fresh frozen concoctions to the rich specialities that celebrate European flavors such as St-Germain, Dubonnet Campari, and Calvados. The seductive wine list is mainly French; the beer list is American but interesting and not overrun with IPAs. The bar menu is also unapologetically Continental. Choose from the tapas-like anchovies or the gougeres aux epoisses, which are basically fancy cheese puffs.

Hope M.

Loved this little cocktail spot in New Orleans! The ambiance is so cute and they had a live jazz band too! We all ordered cocktails and had little plates to share. Everything was so delicious! Highly recommend making reservations as it gets busy! Pro tip: the entrance is tucked away down the aisle-way to the left hand side of Maison de la Luz.

Brittany B.

The food was amazing. We ordered fry bread 10/10, burratini 9/10, scallops 7.8/10 I wasn't a fan of the sauce under it. There was a lot of it. Bar burger 8/10, pommes marilou 9/10 Drinks were good. There was only 2 drinks we did not care for. Let them eat cake 10/10, childish gambino 8/10, the bungalow mystery 9/10, unreliable narrator -10/10, espresso martini 2/10. The inside was amazing. We sat on a couch and 2 chairs and we loved it. The bathrooms were unique too. The atmosphere 10/10. Everything was super clean. However the hostess was absolutely amazing. He was super friendly and tentative without a doubt. Our server looked super irritated with us and did not seem to like us at all. She wasn't very friendly. That's the only reason I didn't give it 5 starts. However we will go back.

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David J.

Ambiance is 10/10 Drinks: 9/10 Service 7/10 This place is a vibe... Definitely a good place for a late night drink and hangout with friends. They had a live band for most of the night. I did not try the food but the drinks were well made and set they had a good variety to choose from. The service can be a little tricky though. The server is attentive but there was only one server for the entire room. There were two big parties when I was there but he still did a good job of making it work. Go check this place out!

Me in the courtyard of Bar Marilou
Elsa C.

I really wanted to like Bar Marilou. We walked from our hotel on Canal street to Bar Marilou, it was not a long walk as the weather was enjoyable. As others have stated look to the left as the entrance to Bar Marilou is in a courtyard. The courtyard is a great place for pictures. So what went wrong. Many things went wrong as upon arrival we were greeted by a host that informed us that their CC machine was down so it was only cash or other cash application. Also even though it was early, we went before 6pm and there was only one other group, most of the place was reserved!! The only place available to sit was a couple of small tables in the back. We decided to sit have 1 drink as our cash situation was low and then left after an hour. This place is cute but the drinks are expensive and the host and servers are not friendly. So a hard pass for us. Go take a few pictures and make your own opinion. As for me and mine we will not return.

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What time/days/specials on the happy hour?

The bar tender was quick to point out that they do not have a happy hour but an apértif hour, daily from 4-6pm.

Is this place good for groups?

There is like two or three bigger seating arrangements which could fit like 5-8 people but you'd probably have to be there at a not so busy time of day.

Does marilou have a happy hour?

Yes on the happy hour!

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