I love this place! English pub vibes! Wish they had English…read morepies in the menu. Good fish and chips. Good assortment of drinks and nice cocktails. Good service cozy environment, nice back patio. Always a good alternative for a quick drink.

Sunny and Kat were the absolute best!! They served us the best drinks and treated us so well !read more

Finn McCool's Irish Pub is a great bar in the Mid City neighborhood of New Orleans, Louisiana…read more The service is friendly and the drinks are cold. What more can you ask for in a bar? If you are in the neighborhood, go grab a drink.

Excellent spot in Mid City to grab a drink, some food, watch sports and other fun stuff (pool,…read moretrivia night, etc.).

Finally re opened with a new owner!! Still need to get the video poker machines back but they did a…read morenice remodel of the place. You can tell he cares about his customers right off the bat...didnt know me from Adam and we played a game of pool and chatted a bit...lots of tvs in the place.... He is taking it back to the roots of cheers bar from the tv show...where the owner interacted with his customers..class act guy...great choice in bartenders..very attentive

Great local bar with friendly staff that makes you feel like family. Being from out of town this…read moreplace was great, sorry I didn't find it sooner I would have come back if I wasn't leaving the next day. Only downside, still a place where you can smoke, so my clothes smelt when I got back to the hotel. Not their fault it's LA. If your in the area stop by.

I LOVE going to Erin Rose, a cozy dive bar right off Bourbon Street. It is famous for its amazing…read morefrozen Irish coffees and the incredibly tasty Killer Po'boys served out of the back. Those frozens are the stuff dreams are made of! The walls are covered from top to bottom with old photos, fun signs, and cool memorabilia that give the place a quirky, worn-in feel. Super friendly service from down-to-earth bartenders. It's one of those places where everyone makes you feel like a friend, even if it's been awhile since they've seen you. The atmosphere is perfect.

Visiting New Orleans from Pennsylvania over the Fourth of July, we asked a few locals near our…read morehotel where we could find a true neighborhood dive bar. Every road seemed to lead to Erin Rose, and they absolutely nailed it. This place has everything you want in a dive bar--cold drinks, zero pretentiousness, and a crowd that makes you at home. The bartenders were the real stars of the show. Super engaging, quick with a drink, and happy to chat. We ended up getting a fun history lesson on Vodoo and she made the experience even more memorable. The biggest surprise? There's an incredible po'boy spot tucked in the back, so you can grab tasty sandwich a few steps from your barstool. If you're looking to skip the tourist traps and experience a genuine New Orleans neighborhood bar, this is the spot. We'll definitely be back next time we're in town.

This is now under the name Faux Meaux, but is still a good enough time with live music and friendly…read morebartenders. The drinks are cold and they have live music.

Great hangout spot for late night vibes. All types of music throughout the night. Had the Jell-O…read moreshots and they were 10/10!

We had some time to kill before boarding our cruise and the $5 Irish Car Bombs caught my eye. I…read moreguess we're going to Ryan's. This Irish pub is located a few blocks from Bourbon Street. You can sit at the bar, a booth or table towards the back. Nice and warm.....New Orleans was in the 20s that weekend. Positives: + 2 Irish car bombs & a pint of Guinness under $20. + Great bartender/Service. + nice to watch Tottenham Hotspur playing and winning. + good music playing in the background + not too loud like other bars. Easy 5 stars for me.

Cute little french Quarter dive bar. Nice booths, lighting. We stopped in for a little Irish Coffee…read moreroadie, which was advertised on an A-frame outside. Upon ordering, it took them 20 minutes to brew a pot of coffee. While I do believe and respect that bartending in New Orleans requires grit and a bit of sass, I thought the service here was a bit misanthropic. Either way, it was a good drink and a clean bar, I'd certainly stop in again.

I've been here dozens of times over the last 18 years but since my usual spot is now closed, I'm…read morehere far more often. Some days and nights are more chill than others for those looking for respite and unwinding. Sunday nights tend to be a bit wild as the kickball kids come here after games to blow off steam. Bartenders have been extremely gracious towards the Parkview orphans, making us feel welcome and that we have a "spot". In fact, my first night in asking about IPAs and the one I prefer not being available, PM Caitlyn made sure to put it on order for me---and kid you not, the next time in, it was on the shelf. THATS service. Sure there are things that could be improved, like outdoor fans to battle those stagnant afternoons or nights, some development of a greatly underutilized back room, (throw those old gross couches away!) and scary sidewalks and steps non-conducive to drinking folk, but that's on the city, not the bar, just something to be mindful of! Glad to feel so welcome here, you'll see a lot more of me to come.

Great little pub with old school charm. It was quiet in the late morning when I visited. However,…read moreyou can just imagine this place on St Patty's day. They have all the good dive bar beers. I ordered a Schlitz and my guest grabbed Pony high life. I'd definitely stop back in this little spot when I'm in town. Don't miss out on this little gem if you can.

What a great spot! Just a minute walk from the ferry in Algiers. Plenty of indoor and outdoor…read moreseating. Great Old English style pub. Must be over 21, no exceptions. Only negative is there's no food. Met some great locals including the great bartender (Mr. Sideburns!) I highly reccomend this spot for at least one pint to experience and see all the decorations.

While in New Orleans in March, stopped in for a drink after the 5 minute ferry ride from New…read moreOrleans and before walking around the charming area with cute houses and a beautiful waterfront park/walk path area. This is a typical, small, old English/Irish type pub that has been there a very long time (don't remember specific history). The bartender, a native of the area, was pleasant and accommodating. It wasn't hot when we were there, but would be a great place for a break from the heat when visiting. If I recall, the ferry runs every 15-30 minutes, so it is an easy, quick transfer from one place to thenithe

The ONLY real locals bar left next to Parasols They know…read morehow to treat you right! Drinks always on point Atmosphere is great Pop up food always funky and changing Bartenders amazing This is the one folks

I love a good dive bar, and this one fits the bill perfectly. The A/C was blasting at just the…read moreright "meat locker" level -- essential for any quality dive experience. Happy hour prices were a whole $1 off regular-priced drinks -- and considering the regular prices were already delightfully low, that's basically like getting paid to drink. (Okay, not really, but you get my point.) Wendy was our bar mistress, and let me tell you -- she was a gem. Attentive, quick with a refill, and serving with a smile like she'd been doing this since the dawn of cocktails. The vibe was classic dive -- a mix of locals holding down their usual spots, some questionable neon signs, and that faint yet oddly comforting smell of stale beer mixed with a hint of nostalgia. Would I come back? Absolutely. Would I make this my regular spot if I lived closer? Without a doubt. This place is the dive bar blueprint -- no frills, just good drinks, chill vibes, and the sweet hum of an overworked A/C.

This is a great place to meet up with your friends in mid city! Like beer? They have plenty of…read moreoptions on tap as well as many can and bottle options. Like really good, yet reasonably priced cocktails? They have those too! I ordered the bramble (only seven dollars!) and it was sooo tasty. I also ordered the Jucifer (a local beer by gnarly barly) and, as always, it was delicious. There is ample picnic table seating outside if you're looking to come with a larger group as well as plenty of space inside. The inside has the standard irish bar decor but its a lovely environment for a nice after-work weeknight drink. While I didn't order any food during my last visit, I did check out the menu and there are several tasty-sounding options. I look forward to ordering the totchos during my next visit. Overall - 5/5 stars.

Lovely bar, my bartender was very attentive and nice and helpful. Bathroom was nice and clean…read more Drinks were great also. I was not sure why they have a Dim Sum signage in one of their windows