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Erin Rose

4.5 (865 reviews)
ModerateIrish Pub
Open 12:00 am - 7:00 AM, 10:00 AM - 12:00 AM (Next day)
Updated 2 months ago

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Divey
Moderate noise
Juke Box
Happy hour specials

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Frozen Irish coffee
Jihye B.

Erin Rose came highly recommended to me as someone's favorite bar in New Orleans. I'm not a regular bar goer, but I figured this gave me an excuse to brave the crowds on Bourbon Street. The bar is very small, just a small hole-in-the-wall with a strip of bar space and just enough walkway for people to shoulder through. I could see why my colleague recommended this tiny bar, though. The service and atmosphere were top notch. When I, a short Asian lady with voice weak from traveling all day, struggled to push past, one customer kindly helped alert and make room. The bartender was very sweet, taking time to make sure I was being attended to. I had the frozen Irish coffee, which the bar is known for. It wasn't fancy cocktail, but it was perfect on a hot humid night for a total lightweight like me. It paired well with the poboy I got from Killer Poboys in the back of the bar. This is a spot I would've lived in as a twenty two year old. Music was good but the bar was fairly crowded. I would visit again for another frozen Irish coffee and add the peanut butter whiskey next time.

Frozen irish coffee
Taylor S.

This was a must stop on our trip since I had seen so many videos of the frozen Irish coffee. It did not disappoint at all! It was a quick in and out stop for us so I can't say too much on the vibe. It was packed, but we were able to get a drink quickly, and I wish we would have gotten two! The frozen irish coffee was $8 and they have a $10 minimum on cards, so I just got a bottle water as well which the bartender offered. The coffee is delicious. I could have drank 10.

Hanging Out With My Friends!
Mike G.

I felt right at home here at Erin Rose. It's a straight up dive. It's a bit trashy looking but lots of fun. They're known for their Frozen Irish Coffees. It's a great ice creamy, buzzy beverage that'll make you want to come back the next day and have another or two. It was busy on a Wednesday evening but the bartender dude was hustling so there really wasn't much of a wait to get drinks. I'm really looking forward to another visit so I'm calling this a 5 star experience.

Frozen Irish coffee
Dione M.

Just get the damn frozen Irish coffee with an extra shot of peanut butter screwball, YA WELCOME. Cute small dive-y bar. Loved the kick ass woman bartender that was holding it down while I was there. She was attentive, friendly, and made sure everyone around here was happy. I'd definitely comeback!!!

Wendy G.

Yes, the frozen Irish coffee alone is worth the trip here. Aside from that, friendly service and dive bar atmosphere make this a worthwhile FQ pit stop

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Christine A.

It's all about the frozen Irish coffee. Although it's worth a stop to appreciate the old school bar ambience. Plus the service was fast and friendly.

What was supposed to be a frozen Irish coffee turned out to be watery because the machine was broken... only they didn't tell us that.
Pash Lee L.

Soooo, this time wasn't so good as far as my review goes. I couldn't wait to get my hands on their famous frozen coffee here on a Friday night during Mardi Gras. There was a short line to get in and you had to show ID at the door no questions asked! If you didn't have your id you weren't getting in and rightfully so. It was tight getting in here as you can imagine. We ordered the classic and famous frozen Irish coffee and it was a complete letdown. It was watery and they failed to tell us the machine was broken. Had we know that we wouldn't have ordered them. The female bartender in there wasn't very pleasant but I gave her a break considering what they must go through during Mardi Gras. We still drank our watered coffee and then left. It was mad jammed in there so we couldn't wait to get out of there lol. Maybe next time.

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Laura E.

Came here randomly as they were a place a local said we could find a good po boy and watch football. Downfall is there is limited seating. This is def a dive bar with punk vibes ( nothing wrong with that) you have the main bar on the left. Then there are small seats up against a wall. Walk on through the back area where you order food. Theres one semi long table to sit and eat. Funny story was we came there with the mindset on po boy, but ended up eating the whiskey bourbon grilled cheese. It was really good. Glad i did not get any sides. We both filled up with this sandwich. We literally could split one on our own. We saved them for later. Their restrooms are so small. I felt like i was on an airplane bathroom. Idk what it is about restrooms in the french quarter but why so small? How aren't any of you clausterphobic? I did enjoy their decor!!

Val T.

Popped in for a drink on Saint Paddy's and despite how busy the bar was the service was quick and friendly, 5 stars to the bartenders. Make sure to have your ID ready, I left my ID at home the second time and wasn't able to come in, but that's my fault. Door guy was friendly regardless which we all appreciated.

Amelia R.

Need a pick me up? Stop by Erin Rose for a delicious - and spiked - Irish coffee. I loved the decor and the place was absolutely packed with locals and tourists alike!

Beef Po'Boy
Brandon S.

Really cool dive bar just off Bourbon St. A local bartender recommended we go here, and it didn't disappoint. This place was packed midday on a Saturday. The frozen irish coffee with a shot of Jameson was awesome. The Beef Po'Boy was amazing! It tasted very similar to a Chicago beef. Really a flavorful mix of savory and salty beef with the pickled veggies. Definitely a worthwhile place to give a try.

Frozen Irish coffee
Andrea A.

Stopped by for the famous frozen Irish coffee. Small bar but bartender was attentive and quick. The drink didn't disappoint. Nice on a warm day. Plus it was topped off and it hit the spot.

Shrimp po-boy
Mel R.

Grungy and yummy. This is a cool hole in the wall, somewhat off the beaten path of the French Quarter. I ordered a shrimp poboy and chips based on a recommendation. The chips complimented the sandwich perfectly. Solid late night bites and laid back vibes without being too toursity.

Shrimp poboy and frozen Irish coffee with a peanut butter shot

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Great frozen Irish coffee served by very friendly and animated bartender. Cozy bar with lots of character.

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4 months ago

The BEST frozen Irish coffee. Great bartenders & atmosphere. Bloody Mary is pretty delicious as well.

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1 month ago

This place is tiny. It was hard to find a seat and even harder to get service. On the upside, the Frozen Irish Coffee was delicious.

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Good local spot, fair prices right off bourbon. Definitely a good place to duck in when youre tired of the tourist chaos.

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Fahy's Irish Pub

Fahy's Irish Pub

4.1(100 reviews)
0.2 miFrench Quarter
$$

Great atmosphere. Service was great. We didn't try any food, but cheezits were provided, which is…read morewild coming for a local bar.

I'm a local New Orleans resident, for the last 6 years or so, and I intend to stay. I work as a…read morebartender. I've been to Fahy's a few times for drinks and pool with local friends in the last year or two. Generally great prices and people. However, I came by last night, Sunday, April 26th, 2026, for pool on my own for the first time as a lone woman, around dusk. The earlier bartender when I arrived was a nice, attentive gentleman I've seen before who knew his stuff and handled things! I warmed up on the pool table, and then played my first pool game with a man who, unfortunately, got very aggressive in his speech with me, suggesting things like "women need to bend to men like good females should on the pool table", accused me of cheating, and then uncomfortably questioned me about dating unrelated men I did not know there who were playing on the second pool table. The hostility disturbed me, but I finished our pool game, in which I lost in fairness, and then he refused to shake hands, be cordial, and continued to cause a scene interpersonally around the tables. I would love for problems to have ended there. But... I left the pool tables concerned after this encounter, while he lingered, and I tried to talk with the new bartender who started the late shift a bit after, a young woman with long dark hair, who started bartending around 8 or 9pm. I tried to tell her, at the edge of the bar alone, as I ordered another drink, that there might be an aggressive man over by the tables, and I just wanted to say that, in my own words to her-- to the bartender in charge, on record PRIVATELY, woman to woman , in case he kept being aggressive with me-- that this might continue to be a problem, and that I hoped he wouldn't keep being weird with me, because I wanted to stay and keep drinking and playing pool with others respectfully. The bartender did not listen to my concern about a what happened with any basic neutrality or professionalism. She cut me off loudly at first, and yelled, "DO YOU WANT ME TO CALL YOU A CAB???" -- with zero awareness, as if I was some dumb drunk tourist lost from Jazz Fest, and despite me being a local resident with my own transportation, and with a bar tab still open. What's worse, at this same time, there was a man sitting at the bar next to me, who was more of a regular at Fahy's than me apparently, who overheard my one-on-one disclosure to the bartender. This second man interjected on my private conversation, and condescendingly accused me of lying as a woman making up a "problems" at "his bar". The bartender uncritically accepted this intrusion on my conversation. She further encouraged more of this "local" customer group to gang up on me, belittle me, and to physically get in my face as a lone woman for attempting to privately complain about unacceptable male behavior, while the bartender claimed, "that's my regulars", suggesting that I was the problem and that I needed to leave. I did not want any further attention from others over the issue, and yet she unprofessionally encouraged other patrons to interact with me when I was concerned. Are bartenders supposed to escalate violent "mob mentality" behavior with their customers to protect one creepy drunk? Is this an appropriate standard for a bar, and as if New Orleans businesses should function as high school popularity contests with a teenage level of maturity while intoxicated? Again, as a bartender and professional myself, I know how to handle and mediate a private complaint, and Fahy's staff this last Sunday night showed the absolute worst way such a situation could have been handled. The bartender in the later hours had absolutely no professionalism nor discretion with my concern for misogynistic behavior that concerned me as a woman, and which I tried to keep private, and in which I wanted to not disturb her bar in general. I really hope other bartenders here don't handle patrons' concerns in such a dangerously dismissive manner. The point is, bars with pool tables will attract problems. It's up to a bar's management if they're capable of being responsible for it and maintaining a respectful culture for all. As a local who used to recommend friends to swing by Fahy's as a rare, relatable, and reliable dive bar in the quarter, I will not do so again. Why would I spend my hard earned money again, or tell others to, in such an unsafe, rude environment? Fahy's needs to get its bartenders and security tight because what I experienced as a female local pool lover and drinker was NOT OKAY.

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4.1(535 reviews)
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Our local when in the LGD, not least because NOLA Spurs are there (we're just OK but have more fun…read morethan you)! Great beer selection & cocktails amidst tiny trolleys. Also a great spot to post up during Mardi Gras; Cedric is a doorman par excellence.

It's a dive bar - if you like that vibe, great. I struggled to find a decent, validating piece of…read morethis bar. Yet, it seems quite popular with locals and was fairly full for a Tuesday Trivia Night. I ordered a Pimm's cup since Pimm's was on the shelf - the bartender looked confused and told me they don't have any of the ingredients to make one. I changed my order to a flavored vodka - they don't stock any. I ended up ordering a Vodka & 7, but received a Vodka Soda. Were the drinks cheap? Not so much. Was the service friendly? Not so much. I ordered food hoping this was the redeeming feature of the bar. I ordered a steak sandwich at $18 - the service time was quick but the sandwich didn't have much flavor - it was a dry, difficult to bite through thin steak with not much flavor to speak of. The tater tots were crispy and hot and I loved the Brussel Sprouts; they were doused excessively in the dressing but I liked it. There is a nice patio out back - they had fans in this area which is always appreciated. This bar just didn't have the stock and amenities that many other bars in the area do have . Walk to magazine street for better options.

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