This is one of the longest standing bars in downtown Baton Rouge. They've survived all the…read morecraziness of the early 2020's and kept their name. Relaxed upscale atmosphere with fresh ingredient ingenious cocktails. Friendly staff that can even create something for you on the fly. The interior has exposed brick front wall, exposed wooden columns, and is tastefully decorated with old pictures of Johnny Cash and Frank Sinatra to give you that real home feel. There's a relatively long bar with barstools and comfortable lounge seating in the main room. There is a small patio outback for the beautiful days, and there's an upstairs (usually reserved for private parties) with its own bar and an overlook of the Mississippi River. They are open everyday and usually offer a seasonal cocktail menu for Christmas, Halloween etc. If you are downtown looking for a craft cocktail, this is a great place to sit back and enjoy a fresh ingredient cocktail.

Pearl was a doll and very welcoming. The Air conditioning was perfection!! (nice and cold in there)…read more Lots of fun drinks to try. Bathrooms were clean.

First time here and it was a nice time. The drinks were good and the bartenders were friendly…read more There was a live DJ and the vibe was nice. It's a spot to stop in for a few drinks for date night, girls night, or even a solo night out. There's indoor seating as well as outdoor balcony seating.

Had fun with my girls in this upbeat lounge space above Violet on grad night. Would love to go…read moreagain!

I made reservations for the Tunnel for my boyfriend's birthday. I am so glad I did. We arrived…read moreabout ten minutes early and found the entranceway to the speakeasy by the clue given which was such a cool experience. Once in the restaurant, we went to the bar and got their amazing Golden Gatsby cocktail. It was sweet and fruity and had a nice kick to it. The bartender made great drinks our entire visit. I also got an old fashioned which was great. We ordered the beef wellingtons minis and the duck confit tacos which were very yummy. There were not a lot of people there at all. It was us and another couple. We did not have any long wait times at all which was one of the reasons I chose an earlier reservation time not a time later in the afternoon. The ambiance was perfect for date night and the vibe was very intimate. I would recommend this place to anyone looking for a romantic evening with their significant other!

Warm atmosphere with a sultry feel. Old style drinks with a modern twist and absolutely great small…read moreplates. Professional, talented staff. This is a great date spot for intimate conversation and scratches the itch of any person that appreciates history.

This dive bar had the band Better Late Than Never playing and they were a fun energetic band so we…read moreenjoyed it! The beer was SUPER cold & the place was better than I had expected. The service was great with many bartenders available so not long waits. Yes, I recommend this place. Cheers!

My favorite bar in Baton Rouge ! The bartenders are cool af. There's always something different…read moregoing on over there. Whether it's karaoke , open jam night, or bassyard. Always a good time.

I had a very upsetting experience at Mother's Lounge during pub quiz night…read more I am autistic. I arrived late, did not have a team, and was standing alone in the corner trying to be unobtrusive. There was a small stage with a folding table where the quiz host was asking questions. Between questions, music would play while people wrote down answers, and I was singing along quietly. Staff told me to move away from the stage, and I did. Then they told me I was not allowed to sing along with the songs between questions and called it disruptive. The situation escalated from there. The context matters.This was a bar that does karaoke regularly, and there was already a loud song playing between quiz questions while people were writing down answers. I was singing along to music that was already in the room, not trying to interrupt the quiz or perform over anyone. I also stood as far away from the quiz participants as I could without going outside, and when I sang louder than softly, I turned toward the wall/corner because I was trying not to project into the room. Maybe the sound carried more than I realized, but my intention and my behavior were not careless or hostile. When I became visibly upset, they threatened to call the police if I did not leave immediately. I said I needed five minutes to gather myself and my belongings. They refused and told me I had to leave right then or they would call the cops. That is when I raised my voice. I understand venues have rules. But there is a big difference between enforcing rules and escalating an overwhelmed disabled customer who is trying to comply. This was humiliating and frightening, and I hope ownership takes disability awareness and de-escalation seriously.

I really liked it inside here. I went for taco Tuesday and the tacos were BOMB. Montana gave us…read moreamazing service as well! The vibe was cute and colorful and the upstairs bar area was nice and intimate. I will be returning.

Somewhere Neighborhood Bar is a chill neighborhood bar that we decided to make a quick stop for a…read moredrink as we were exploring the city. The service and drinks were good. I didn't stay long enough to try any of the food on the menu, but I was told they have amazing fresh baked chocolate chip cookies and boudin egg rolls.

Such a cute little place in Baton Rouge while I pass by. It was a Sunday so it was very quiet. But…read morethe bartender was great. She was kind and was able yo make me a really delicious mocktail. I did have some food as well. The waffle fries were amazing. Light and fluffy with a great flavor. The Boudin egg rolls were delicious. Great flavor not overly fried. I would say this late night dinner was a hit for me. It's a spacious place too. Big enough for any size party and very clean no dingy or anything.

Discover Baton Rouge's Best-Kept Secret: A Hidden Gem Underneath the City…read more Tucked beneath Azteca's Mexican Restaurant and nestled right on the edge of the Mississippi River, this isn't your average dive bar. Since the 1930s, this historic spot has been serving up cheap, strong drinks in a cozy, basement hideaway. It's off the beaten path, and its entrance is a little tricky to find - just the way you want your dive bars to be. Once you do find it, prepare for a throwback to a time when things were simpler: dark hallways lit by a few twinkling Christmas lights, leading you into a dimly lit, welcoming space. The bar is stocked with an impressive selection of scotch, and the staff is as friendly as they come. It's a place where everyone knows your name, and the drinks come strong and cheap. The vibe is laid-back, with darts, a jukebox, and a pool room that's a little too fancy to be considered "divey" -- but hey, that's part of its charm. This is the local hangout, a true haven for Baton Rouge's service industry crowd and anyone who just wants to enjoy a drink in peace, away from the downtown hustle. Oh, and did we mention the drink specials? This place knows how to throw a party: SIN Night on Sundays (yes, it's as fun as it sounds) Ladies Night on Mondays, with FREE drinks for women from 9-11 PM Reverse Happy Hour on Tuesdays, where the drinks get cheaper every hour Bingo Night on Thursdays And, if you're out late, they're the only bar open after 2 AM on Fridays and Saturdays! Now, technically, it's a speakeasy post-Covid, but getting in is easy: just scan the QR code on the door, and they'll email you a code to enter. Once you're in, it's like you've entered your own secret spot, away from the crowds. Whether you're a dive bar connoisseur, a fan of strong drinks, or simply looking for an off-the-beaten-path experience, this hidden gem has something for everyone. So, grab your guest pass or--better yet--become a member and make this your new favorite spot in Baton Rouge. You won't regret it.

Yelp says there's a great beer selection but that's not really true. And the people that god to the…read morebar are actually super rude and opinionated. I had no problem with the actual ambiance of the place or the bartender. But I was just disappointed with the beer selection and general customers at the establishment

Visited from out of town and had the best time here over the weekend. They were the only bar on the…read morestrip that had a live band. The crowd wasn't over run with young college kids and everyone at the bar was friendly. The bathrooms were clean, along with the rest of the facility.

always a great experience. the bar staff are phenomenal. i highly recommend for some of the city's…read morebest tacos.

One of the best espresso martinis I've ever had! I love they have local spirits. My food was…read moredecent. It was a very large crowd and they didn't seem staffed well enough to accommodate that sized crowd. I've been twice before & I'll definitely come back. I love the ambiance & would like to enjoy the rooftop once the weather cools down

Nice spot to grab a drink and light bite with a friend or group of friends. The balcony is nice on…read morea night when it's not too hot. They have a bar up there but if you order food you have to go downstairs to order and pick it up. The egg rolls are good, but so are the wings and fried pickles.

The Gregory is a classy restaurant and bar located on the ground floor of the Warermark Hotel on…read moreThird Street in Downtown Baton Rouge. This is a historic building that was once a bank, and it retains its historic murals as well as other features. It's definitely a place to take someone visiting or whom you would like to impress! The menu likewise is impressive, it's created by serious chefs. It includes everything from a simple burger to some fine steaks. I tend to go for the appetizers and small plates. However, they also have some quality seafood as well as Cajun specialties (including a good gumbo). There are regular specials, and the "Soup of the Moment" is also worth trying. They have particularly good charcuterie boards! The service is also great, the staff are dressed all in black, and there are white tablecloths. It's a near fine dine, but not as stuffy as one might expect. Definitely a place worth trying in Downtown Baton Rouge!

Charmaine, our server, was the perfect combination of friendly, professional, and genuinely…read morewelcoming. She made our evening special by answering all of our menu questions, chatting with us, and even sharing the fascinating history of the building when I asked. The food and drinks were exceptional beautifully presented and absolutely delicious, with thoughtfully balanced flavor profiles in every bite and sip. After a long day of travel, this was exactly the top-notch dining experience we needed. A memorable evening from start to finish. Highly recommend!