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    Copper Monkey Grill

    4.2 (426 reviews)
    ModerateDive Bars, American
    Closed • 11:00 am - 12:00 AM (Next day)
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    COPPER MONKEY GRILL ATMOSPHERE

    What's the vibe?
    Loud
    Casual
    Good for groups
    Outdoor seating

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    Christy R.

    Is it cute small please tons of alcohol reasonable prices with food cigarettes machines inside they sell cigarettes in a machine very nice people service

    Shylene B.

    New Orleans does it right and this spot is the perfect example! I ended up coming here twice on my trip because it was that good. The first night was amazing. Service was on point, everything came out hot and super flavorful honestly... I already miss it. I ordered the jambalaya (absolute heaven), the crawfish poppers, and the crab-stuffed mushrooms. I didn't even think I liked crab, but those mushrooms proved me so wrong - they were packed with flavor. And the crawfish poppers? Crispy and dangerously addicting. Easily my fave. My friend went bold and ordered the peanut butter burger, and I'm so glad she did because WOW. I took two bites and immediately wanted to order one for myself. They are not stingy with the meat at all! the patty was thick and juicy and it was loaded with peanut butter. Sounds wild, but it was such a perfect, savory-sweet combo. The second time I came back just for the monkey buns, a little sweet treat I refused to leave without trying. They were definitely flavorful and packed with banana goodness and dusted with powdered sugar. Literal perfection. Only downside: we took it to go, and the bartender kinda forgot about my order for a bit, so that was the only bummer. The inside has a super chill vibe. There are games, good music, and if you're a smoker (I'm not lol), they even sell cigarettes in a vending machine. Overall, this place is a whole vibe with amazing food, fun energy, and totally worth coming back for. I'd go a third time if I could!

    Pam S.

    Cute little bar off Bourbon Street with an outside patio. There's a lot on the food menu, but a select few items for dairy intolerance & not fried. I ordered the shrimp Etouffee with white rice that has a LOT of heat, but I enjoyed the flavor. The shrimp are small, but not tiny & I would've preferred deveined. Our waitress was nice, helpful & fast to serve us.

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    Paul S.

    The bartender was super helpful and friendly with our meal order. Has a great vibe. Just arrived in town, was hungry, and this place just said try me! Had the jambalaya and the flavor is great!

    Ashley G.

    A local bartender recommended this place to us for beignets. We came here for takeout one night after drinking on Bourbon street. My boyfriend got a blackened shrimp poboy and my liquid courage had me ordering something I wouldn't normally order- a peanut butter burger. We also got mozzarella sticks. We failed at getting the beignets. The staff here are so friendly. Especially the doorman. But really they're all great. We appreciated the good customer service and friendly demeanor. Inside is small but typical bar environment. We got our food to go and ate at our hotel. The mozzarella sticks were really good and the marinara was delish!! The peanut butter burger was surprisingly good. My boyfriend liked his shrimp poboy, although it wasn't the best he's had in NOLA. We went back the following day and got more mozzarella sticks and the beignets. The beignets were good. I have nothing to compare them to, but we did enjoy them overall. We will definitely return to the copper monkey!

    Red beans and rice
    Mariel T.

    We needed food stat from a day of drinking and this did the job!!! Service was good, pretty quick considering. Food wasn't mind blowing, but that's ok.

    Teka B.

    Traveling in from Nebraska for the weekend and staying in the french quarter. It's giving hole-in-the-wall and it wasn't that busy (yet)...i'm talking the door guy was reading a book. Which I liked, because once the streets are blocked off there's a line. So if you don't know better, go early. We all had a drink and the bartender was friendly. The food wasn't as good as you would expect for a local spot. Someone walking outside kept saying "get the Whitney special"...which I don't know who whitney is, but I got it. We also had wings, red beans and rice and Étouffée... I'm not sure how I feel about the food. I mean it was okay, but you could taste that it wasn't fresh ingredients. Think soup in a bag...the whitney was just okay. The potato was powdered mash, and the cheese was abundant and if I had know that was the amount, I would have asked them to go easy on the cheese. The chicken was good though...tender and flavorful. This dish has potential...if I was cooking this at home, I would mash fresh potatoes, used freshly shredded cheese. The wings and fries were good and surprisingly everything was priced decent considering we were in a tourist area. Would I go back, yes, but not for the food. It would be the drinks and the friendly service.

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    Sam B.

    Super good food, reasonable prices, and great service as well. We ordered a quesadilla, Turkey club, crab cakes, and a shrimp po boy. Everyone liked their food. Would definitely go back!

    Po-boy shrimp with sweet potato fries

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    1 year ago

    Perfect for a drunken night craving! Nearby bourbon street, quickly served and yummy.

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    You have to come here...,,amazing. The shrimp etouffe was prefect. Good service and good company

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    8 months ago

    If you don't want spicy, try the gumbo with rice. It's delicious! Service was excellent!

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    11 months ago

    Copper Monkey is a favorite hangout for locals. They have delicious food, amazing service, and a cool ambiance. Highly recommend!

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