The girls and I popped in here right as they opened because we had a hankering for drinks and…read moreoysters. We were seated pretty much immediately since we got there pretty early and we ordered some fried alligator and a few oysters to share. The fried alligator was pretty good, it was my friends first time trying it and she enjoyed them! The oysters are really fresh as well! I ordered a strawberry lager which was pretty sweet but i enjoyed it and they offered me a to go cup which i thought was really cool. Would definitely come back again!

My oh my...mouth watering food! Ribs, oysters, fries, everything we tried was so good! Amazing…read morefriendly quick service. Nice atmosphere and able to chat with your group with soft music in the back.

My wife and I had a wonderful time on this Steamboat Paddleboat River Dinner Cruise. They had a…read moregreat jazz band playing on the top deck and the food for dinner was awesome! It was buffet style service and there are bars on each deck that serve sodas, bottled water, cocktails and beers. There is a snack bar on one deck and a gift shop onboard as well. The cruise lasted about 2+hours and we saw some great sights that they told about along the way.

Had an amazing night with the New Orleans opera, kicking off their season singing tunes from the…read moremusical Show Boat. They had a heavy hors d'oeuvre reception before the music started, which was good. Once we started to pull away from the dock, the program with the opera singers kicked off, to hear live music sung on the river boat by professionals was breathtaking. Loving that man of mine and "Old Man River" sung by the opera baritone, brought the house down. What made the musical even better was the narration before each piece? The narrator, provided context and insight to the time period when the musical was written and to the political and historic morays and values people along the Mississippi would've had in that era. After the program from the opera singers, a jazz band started up on the top deck. Riding down the Mississippi listening to jazz was fantastically fun. What I do it again absolutely. If you get a chance consider taking an evening, river cruise with a jazz group on one of the river boats...... you won't be disappointed.

The Southern Eggs Benedict was so good! The crab addition pushed it to fabulous! The potatoes on…read morethe side were perfection. They were out of coffee which was both disappointing and surprising for a hotel restaurant. The server offered to have someone put one together but I thought that would be more than I wanted to pay. As it was, breakfast was over $20, which seemed pricey even with a hotel credit. Although I was given the choice to dine in, I was encouraged to leave with to go boxes so the server could bus my table before leaving for the day. Overall an alright experience, just quirky.

Was at the roof top bar on Aug. 19th 2023. Worst bartenders I've ever witnessed. Terrible service…read more Took over a half hour to get a glass of wine. Bartenders were total bitches. Don't bother going here.

Oh my goodness was this place stellar. This was right down the street from our Airbnb and we are so…read moreglad we found it me and my husband shared the dirty Poboy with roast beef and fried shrimp and it was heaven on earth. We also split the fried pickles and the wings. Both were very good, but not as good as the poor boy... We definitely ordered way too much food. We were in town for my husband's birthday, and the bartender brought us over complementary shots, we do not drink alcohol, but we thought it was a kind gesture, and he shared the shots with the table next to us A huge place for all of my non-drinkers out there this bar does serve liquid death sparkling water, which is a great addition to the menu. The ambience was great. The service was phenomenal and definitely had a great vibe inside. This will be on my list every time I visit New Orleans.

Great experience with Jacob as our bartender/server. We had the shrimp Po Boy with onion rings and…read morethe Dirty Po Boy with shrimp. Roast beef w gravy. A strange mix but very very good. Jacob recommended the green tee happy hour $5 shooters. They were money . We will be back for lunch tomorrow. Thank you Kev

Dinner Time Mike brought me in to this place for good food, cold beer and entertainment. Cynthia…read morewas great with the service. TVs had March Madness and the facilities/restaurant was clean. The royal treatment. Will be back. Happy hour in the courtyard was a blast... got a free Yuengling draft on the house.

As an actual courtyard located in the heart NOLA, Courtyard Grill is a multifaceted al fresco…read moredining venue that deserves a look for anyone who hasn't been. While there are a lot of highlights, there's certainly a share of some lowlights as well. A few things that that merit a thumbs up: * The ambiance: On a perfect weather night with good company, this place is right up there with some of the best outdoor setups one could ask for. It's a bit of an outdoor oasis, which makes it an easy but often times, overlooked target. * The entertainment: Whether it's a live band, DJ, or some kind of entertainment act, it's usually fairly top notch. It's usually best on a weekend night, but I've seen some pretty solid stuff here even on the school nights. * The location: It is as central as it gets when it comes to the French Quarter. This is one of the most happening parts of the city and they're in the thick of it. * Drinks: Want to get sloshed while on Bourbon? This place can make that happen. The not-so-fun stuff: * The food probably had its heydey many years ago. It hasn't been good for years and that's across the menu board. Many of their fried items (pickles, chicken fingers, etc.) are a major gamble and the more classic things such as red beans and rice, gumbos, etc. are mediocre. While the burgers / po'boys seem like safe bets, they're also not that great. I would strongly caution anyone coming here for food. * Service is everything sometimes. And here, it's almost non-existent. Unless one is being served drinks directly from a bartender, the rest of the wait staff is either too busy to help or too overwhelmed by the lack of help. They're slow to react and can make / break the experience in a big way. Sadly it's been much of the latter. * The level of obnoxious patrons can be a lot sometimes. Whether it's people shouting from the second level during mardi gras or a group of rowdy peeps just going nuts while folks are trying to eat / enjoy the space can be a lot sometimes. TLDR: DBaggery is big time on Bourbon St but that also permeates this place too. * I realize much of could be noted for the main venue, Bourbon Heat (https://www.yelp.com/biz/bourbon-heat-new-orleans-3) but at some point, it's all the same thing. The Courtyard is probably the nicest part of the entire venue, which is no exaggeration.

The bartenders were very nice to us it's a good place to listen to live music. I really enjoyed the…read morePimm's cup and Sazerac cocktail. Small mix up with our appetizers (allegedly the printer went down to the kitchen) our gracious bartender said she would like to take care of the food.

We saw a lot of balconies to people watch on Bourbon St but some were hotels and we guessed for…read morehotel customers only. There were a few clubs that looked rammed that may also have offered the same but we were looking for a spot that was busy but not rammed and we settled on Pour House. Came in for some drinks and people watching. The balcony spot was great, it overlooked a souvenir shop which we saw staff try to stop a theft, some street security try to stare down a bunch of kids and a lot of really drunk people walking around. There was a diagonal balcony trying to get people to flash them and tossing out beads. We could see the buskers and just watched the night devolve from here. The bartender was super friendly. She was super nice. Drinks we're that expensive. However they were pretty water downed and my rum and coke was flat. Solid spot, drinks are mid.

The hotel restaurant that we actually ended up enjoying very much…read more Our stay included breakfast each morning which was very good. Only complaint is that we were limited on what we were allowed to order. I would steer clear of the breakfast sandwich because the croissant came out soggy and wet. The cheesy grits were phenomenal and the bloody Mary's were spicy and delicious. We came back here for our last lunch before heading to the airport. I recommend the flats breads and the French onion soup

Live music and dancing. The seafood gumbo was excellent but the club sandwich was something I could…read morehave made better at home. Worth a stop.

Can you really come to Nola and not get crawfish? Cajun Boil House was located on Canal Street…read morenear my hotel and this place is definitely a you "pay for convenience" type of place. The service was so top tier everyone was so kind and a pleasure to converse with. 3lbs of crawfish at market price averaged around $16 per pound 3lb required $48. The spice was spicing and the flavor was bold without being overpowered with butter and oils. This quick fix before dinner satisfied my crawfish craving. If you are in the area and fave tje extra revenue to spend I would definitely give this place a go. The ambiance is aesthetically pleasing and the live entertainment was a bonus. $$$$

Very nice place with the southern style food with great Cajun seafood flavors,…read moreStaff is very friendly and place is very cozy Price is a little high but you get good portions