I have never been to a place like this so I didn't know what to expect, but it was a really fun…read moreplace to spend a Friday night! The bar downstairs serves BYOB alcohol and considering how many people there were at the bar I was really amazed how they were able to keep track of everybody's alcohol! The host was super nice and showed us around. Everything looked and smelled clean. The clientele here was better than expected, and everybody was super respectful! I would definitely go back if I'm in the area!

Adult review…read more.... I've been an active swinger since I turned eighteen. My eighteenth birthday party started at an all nude strip club, I even danced that night and got a job there, then to swingers club. That night was epic and forever burned into my brain as a great birthday. I attended this club with a couple I met in New Orleans on Swingers Date Club. (SDC). It's a private club and there is always some paperwork and fees involved. My dates handled most of this. I really enjoyed the layout and the atmosphere was highly sexual and festive. Everyone was having a great time. It was byob so if you go, take your own alcohol. Mixers like soda etc were provided. We spent the evening getting to know one another in-between playtime. Playtime I really enjoyed. As did my beautiful wife. I wish I could go into more detail but Yelp is a PG rated forum. Needless to say, I had my fair share of men and women that night. I highly recommend this lifestyle club. I walked there from my hotel in ten minutes. It was much harder to walk home. Lololol

I went during Mardi Gras 2026! It was a whole vibe. The second line came through and blessed our…read moresouls . I'll definitely go back when I'm in NOLA again.

Loved it. Love their vision for their community. Each person I talked with you could hear the pride…read morein their voice. Loved it. Wish I could be a member.

Best bar in New Orleans if you like metal music,best service by Alia she is awesome, really cool…read moreatmosphere,very friendly server

Bartenders are ready friendly! Super friendly! A local place! I recommend this place if you want…read moresomething off the strip

Fun live music venue with an outdoor stage in the (relatively desolate) Warehouse District in NOLA…read more Great and friendly ambiance and a stand that made fresh tamales. I enjoyed this place very much.

Rebirth Brass Band 3/10/26. Venue all brick and plaster inside so painfully loud. Paid $63 for…read moretwo to get in via their site, get there to see $25 each to get in. No indication there were fees, would just have showed and paid $50. Felt ripped off. Bartender and owner treated us as petty for asking us about it. Band went on at 10:50, not even p, played for around d 30 the breaker for an extended time. We and others left.

As far as I know, this bar is the ONLY thing remotely like it in the world. If you like go-go boys…read moreof various sizes and shapes on the bar and walking around the bar for conversations and tips, it's a great place. No stage, no barrier between customers and dancers. Please tip your dancers. If you decide to talk/interact with a dancer while they are on the floor, a reasonable tip is about $1/minute for any 1-on-1 time you chose to have.

Classic entertainment in the French Quarter! George the door man is a living doll , also know as…read moreRita ! Drinks a well prices and the gogo boys on the bar are beautiful

The met was AMAZINGGG. I can't praise them enough for the service and how they catered to me and my…read morebf. It was our 3 month anniversary and our server very nicely treated us with champagne and a burnt creme which were both high quality. We got the long bone dinner for 2 and the presentation was out of this world. Huge tomahawk, could barely finish a few slices and I feel like it was fairly priced for the quality and presentation as it was cut table side. Every time we finished a glass or a plate they were there within minutes to wipe the table and get us new silverware if needed. It's definitely pricey but a once in a lifetime restaurant for me.

I mean, what can I say, it's the Metro. I went for a day party and honestly remember this place…read morebeing a lot nicer back in the day. This time, it just felt a little dirty and unkept. Drinks were okay, but nothing special. The VIP section definitely wasn't giving VIP vibes. Overall, my experience was just meh.

Stopped into Deutsches Haus before a bike ride and they have a nice selection of beers. The food is…read morepretty good as well, I had the brtaz and it was fantastic. Its a great stop on a summer bike ride for food and beverage near city park and the bayou.

Great beer, but just OK food. With that said,I love this…read moreplace! This was our hang out place during Covid and became our to go place whenever we want a beer. It's very family and pet friendly, has nice inside and great space outside overlooking the Bayou or in the back overlooking the lovely oaks. They have a very nice variety of good German beer on tap as well as bottled; but you can find regular variety for the less enthusiastic about German beer. They also have spirits and wines with off course a focus on Germany. What I love best is that you can scape the noise of the city and regular bars and you can meet locals as well as German families that have made NOLA home. While It doesn't have the traditional look of a German beer garden but the environment is nice and the service is cordial. It's a great space for events and they have year round activities. Now the food still needs more work, but if you are hungry you can get an OK bite to eat (and this is the reason why I have them 4 stars instead of 5). So all and all nice place!

I visited this location recently and had an extremely disappointing experience from start to…read morefinish. Upon arriving, I was greeted by the front staff and walked inside, only to wait over 20 minutes without being served. It wasn't until a woman from the front came to the back and asked if we had been helped -- to which we said no -- that anyone acknowledged us. What made matters worse was witnessing the food preparation process firsthand. The cook handling our food was wearing the same gloves throughout -- touching the ground, doors, and handles -- and continued using those same gloves to prep food without changing them. This is a serious food safety and sanitation concern. When I approached the front to address this issue, a Caucasian male staff member claimed he had never seen me come in, refused to provide the owner's contact information, and instead questioned who I was rather than attempting to resolve the problem. He walked away and returned asking if my questions had been answered -- without actually answering any of them. This level of service, hygiene, and accountability is completely unacceptable. I strongly​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ ongly urge management to review their food handling protocols and customer service practices immediately. They probably only operate that way because no one has called the health inspector being that they aren't open in the day time .

Maybe someone else who lives in New Orleans can get to the bottom of this, but I think -- and I can…read morestand corrected -- the old Dragon's Den is probably dead and there's a new operation under a different name at 435 Esplanade Ave. The Dragon's Den I remember from 17 years ago while playing a gig with others there was another one of those great upstairs-downstairs venues I really appreciated and loved back then. I remember the bar being to the right of the stage, but the patrons were actually into the music everyone played, not just focused on imbibing cocktails, wine and beer, etc. The acoustics were really good, as I recall -- pure sound, no issues whatsoever. I think the new name is Stellar, and it seems like a totally different operation, which is a shame. I never went to this location back in the days when Cafe Siam was located at 435 Esplanade, but I still cherish my Dragon's Den memories from years ago. You had to be there.

It was fun outside & on the dance floor but I had a horrible experience with the bartender,…read moredisgustingly disrespectful and stuck up, acting better than his customers ( Asian man with makeup & long hair) he made me feel uncomfortable and unwelcome. Hope he finds a better profession where he can be angry & rude. Customer service isn't for you my guy. Note to self, don't tell your customers to "shoo" and wave your hand on them.

POOR BOYS 3 Lil'…read moreWords O M G We rolled up in here with high hopes and dreams of NOLA's finest and poorest boys in the land. We were not disappointed. From the location, to the iced down trough stalls in the boy's room, to the vast and vacant outdoor playland. O M G RICH GIRLS night, SKATE night, KARAOKE night - all of it is worth ALL OF OUR TIME. We daily thank the heavens above for POOR BOYS. O M G

I'm from NYC, so trust me when I say--I've seen a lot of cabaret. And the Van Ella Bordella is…read morehands-down the best I've ever experienced. I came for my birthday with a group that is, frankly, not easy to impress. And somehow, this show became everyone's favorite night of the entire trip. From the moment it started, it was pure magic--and not the watered-down, Instagram version. The real thing. The kind you feel in your chest. The storytelling is powerful, joyful, a little feral (in the best way), and exactly what you didn't know you needed. And the cast? Unreal. The level of talent alone would be enough, but what really sets it apart is the chemistry. You can tell they genuinely love performing together, and that energy radiates out into the audience in a way that's rare. This isn't just a burlesque show--it's an experience. One that actually lives up to the hype (which almost never happens). They also took incredible care of us, which made the whole night feel even more special. If you're in New Orleans and even thinking about going--go. Loudly, dramatically, and preferably with jazz hands.

I've been to some of the best burlesque and drag shows in the country. I've seen gravity defying,…read moresultry, sophisticated shows in New York. While this is not that . . . it's perfect for New Orleans and the south and has it's own flavor. I loved the show here! Madame Kennedy was the perfect emcee (and also put on a wicked black light bubble show). Some acts were sexy and seductive. Some acts were acrobatic and martial arts based, as Madame Kennedy said, "I'm sure someone is missing their anime character somewhere." There were hula hoops, feathers, and grinders! One act was a woman who put a grinder against a metal plate on her belt and sparks flew everywhere! I also saw my first (as far as I can remember) burlesque by a transgender man. It was so much fun! We did the reserved tickets, so we got a table right up front. There isn't a bad seat in the house, but I really prefer being in the center of the action. Doors open at 6:30 for a 7 PM show, but ours was running late (we didn't mind). They have a basic bar with decent prices. They also do dance classes, varying show themes, comedy routines, and more. So you'll always be able to see something different.