What an experience at Brieux Carré! We used this as an afternoon stop on a day of walking. So, the…read morecold beer was a nice thirst quenching treat. But then...the power went out. What a change in atmosphere; groovy music & mumbly conversations to pure quietness and hearing everybody's voices. It was still a great experience. After about 15 minutes indoors with no a/c (IYKYK), the New Orleans heat caused us to head to the outdoor beer garden. It had rained a little bit, so it was a little cooler. FORTUNATELY, beer was still able to be poured, and the power was back on by the time the second beer was half gone. Aside from all that excitement, the focus is on the tasty beer created here. The two beers I had were great: Malcolm in the Mittlefruh and Helles Knows I'm Miserable Now (which I'm positive Morrissey would love - or would he just cry in it?). Kudos to the clever people that come up with the names! There is also a kitchen, but a belly still full from lunch, and no power meant no orders from us. Next time!

Great little Brewery with a cute Biergarten in the back. They have three LUKR taps, properly…read morepouring some Czech Pilsner. The beer's are excellent and they have food, too, so you can hang out. Definitely a must-visit for craft beer fans.

Nice beer selection. Pleasant ambiance. Enjoyed the outdoor seating and the dog-friendly atmosphere.read more

I'm in NOLA for a couple days for work and staying in the arts district. I found this place when…read moredoing an online search for breweries. The walk there was pretty easy...I was concerned it might get a little dicey by the interstate underpass but it really didn't. My bar is usually pretty low for breweries because they are usually run on a shoestring by a group of guys that really love beer but don't always know how to run a business. This place is a weird, eclectic vibe. The furniture and overall vibe is pretty dumpy. The bar is even super wobbly. The beer list they have online indicating it is their current list was in no way related to the beer selection they actually had available. It was super limited with a lot of IPAs and sours. Not my jam. The is a food vendor on site as well; they have burritos, quesadillas, etc. it looked okay, but i wasn't in the mood for Mexican style food. Overall, it's fine. I like to try new places. I'm glad I stopped in but i wouldn't go back.

For a craft beer fan like me, Urban South is my mecca whenever I'm in New Orleans. I love their…read morevibe and they would easily be my watering hole if I lived anywhere nearby. For now, I'll just settle with a visit anytime I'm around the Irish Channel. The brewery is a wide-open warehouse that's set up in a way to accommodate both patrons and brewing operations. They have a great selection of merch, as well as games and events throughout the year. I wish I had thought to ask for a tour on this last trip just to get a closer look, but I can save that for another time. I truly appreciate the wide variety of beers that Urban South has on tap. You can take any kind of beer drinker to their taproom and everyone will be able to find something that they'll enjoy. Sours are my first choice beer-wise and that Lime Cucumber Gose or the Rocket Pop are always winners. On top of beer, they also brew hard seltzers, non-alcoholic versions of their core beers, a line of THC seltzers, as well as create hard iced tea and house seltzer cocktails. I'm so happy to have made it over to the taproom for Mardi Gras this year to grab a 4-pk of Carnival Time (the sour series made with Dong Phoung king cake). There are four different flavors - traditional, almond, coconut, and strawberry - of which I am highly anticipating on drinking.

You can find Urban South Brewery at 1645 Tchoupitoulas St, New Orleans, LA 70130. This is near the…read morewater and fairly easy walking distance from the nearby Abita Brewing New Orleans taproom. There appears to be street parking as well as some available lots nearby. Walking up from the water the first thing you see is this gigantic New Orleans mural and it's indicative of the brewery inside the same building - huge warehouse, it even has camper parked inside with a bar that extends much of the back wall. There are picnic tables so plenty of seating. I was there an early Monday afternoon so it wasn't busy at all, but I could imagine it being filled with lines to satisfy throngs of partygoers. There are five vertically placed flat-panel monitors with a variety of drink-menu options. I chose to get a flight of beers I hadn't had previously which ended up being 4 varietals of their King Cake Ale: * Cake Ale - Pale Ale - Other 6% - Creamy pale, almost registers as a fruited sour, sweet body with notes of almond, amaretto, cinnamon and vanilla. 4/5 * Coconut King Cake Ale - Pale Ale - Other 6% - Milky coconut in this almost tart King Cale ale, getting notes of both raw and toasted coconut, almond, amaretto, sweet vanilla and cinnamon. 4.3/5 * Almond Crème Strawberry King Cake Ale - Pale Ale - Other 6% - Creamy body with distinct almond note followed by vanilla and cinnamon. 4.2/5 * Strawberry King Cake Ale - Pale Ale - Other 6% - Fruity tart strawberry in this pale ale, finishes fruity and sweet, a touch dry. 4.1/5 Overall I enjoyed the beers I had - all very drinkable. The cinnamon was a bit much all at once, these are almost dessert beers and better taken in small amounts after you've slammed a few of their staple beers, in my opinion, but I'm still very glad I had them. The staff and service was good with an efficient demeanor - I think if they were slightly friendlier I might have stuck around and tried more of what they offered but as my second brewery (and plans for more exploration in the evening) I decided to keep things neat with this single flight. Afterwards I walked back up to St Charles and took a short nap and got cleaned up for evening shenanigans.

Fantastic beer & pizza selection in a great venue with caring service by the staff. The beer &…read morepizza lunch special is unbeatable

My husband loves breweries so we had a beer crawl for his birthday. And decided to stop here. The…read moreplace is huge . It's very family oriented, video games for the kids to play or adults to play. We got a beer flight. It was good and service was fast. I tried the popoletes not sure if I spelled that right. They were round doughy balls , kind of reminds you of a beignet because they did have powdered sugar on them. I truly enjoyed them. Tasted great with the beer.

Awesome staff! Always on point Fun and willing to answer…read morequestions and allow sampling One of the nicest atmospheres as well Highly recommend a trip to their new spot Pop up food vendors are always great too

I like to go here for Trivia Tuesdays. I'm not a beer drinker, but their root beer is stellar, and…read morehopefully they can get a liquor license to host some of their vodka based drinks soon. The pop-up food offerings sometimes feel hit or miss, but for the most part, they are solid choices. Clean facilities, great location, and the service staff are all incredible.

Brewery Saint X shares a kitchen with Devil Moon BBQ. They used to have separate menus, but since…read moreSuper Bowl 2025, they've merged the menus. It appears some of the items Brewery used to sell aren't available anymore. The food was delicious, but the burger at $18 was on the pricey side, especially considering the size. It appeared smaller than a Whopper. Pimento cheese and ritz crackers: 9/10; yummy! I wanted to indulge, but didn't want to seem greedy in front of my co-workers. Beef fat fries: 9/10; light, crispy, well-seasoned Cheeseburger: 9/10; tasty, but small. Arnold Palmer: 10/10; one of the best I've ever had. They make their own lemonade. Service: 9/10; fast, friendly, efficient Ambience: 9/10; lots of light, airy, high ceilings, nice furnishings

Really nice and large location. Not only got beers but got bbq as well. Rather large portion sizes…read moreand for a good price. Was able to split one dish u less really hungry. Service was good and nice atmosphere with tons of space. Enjoyed dish of ribs and pulled pork with Mac/coleslaw/ potato salad. Defs a lot of food for one person. Recommend

A fantastic brewery stop on our NOLA run…read more The outdoor space is divided, with a rather open front space lined with greenery. I'll call it the catio. This may be (no surprise) my favorite part, tho the library toilet gives it a good run. This is where the cat shelters, food & water are & you can expect to be able to spot at least one kitteh, probably more. Some will think pets are a good idea, while others may react like they've never seen it a human before. I love that these guys are caring for the local cat population, including vetting. Inside is warm & welcoming, with staff that are happy to help you pick your poison. Out back, you'll be in a lush garden-space. They even have a can of insect repellent to prevent the mosquito buffet. The icing on the cake, the beer was good, too. We liked it enough to go back the day before we left!

My friends and I meandered here after the CCC race in New Orleans, and it was absolutely wonderful…read more The indoor space is large and airy with tables and some comfy chairs and a couch. If you stay around long enough, Patrick, the beautiful orange tabby, will decide your lap needs warming and will take a nap for a bit. The outdoor space is just perfect, large and shady with a lot of seating. We relaxed here for a while. Behind the bar, well, you couldn't find a more helpful crew! I threw out the mood I was in, and I enjoyed two different beers - one IPA and one coffee porter, both hit he spot, and were both nice to budget. I hope to make it back to try more of the brews and maybe just sit and enjoy another beautiful day!

Stopped by Miel Brewery & Taproom on a whim while in New Orleans and was really glad we did. The…read morevibe was great--laid back, welcoming, and definitely a spot you can hang out for a while. Bonus points for being pet friendly. They had great music playing, and the food trucks outside were a nice touch. I ordered two flights and honestly enjoyed everything I tried--lots of variety and solid flavor across the board. Overall, a really cool, off-the-beaten-path spot that's absolutely worth checking out if you're in New Orleans.

Miel is one of 5 breweries along Tchoupitoulas St. Ok so they are 1/2 a block off, whatever…read more It's the smallest brewery of the bunch but probably my favorite. I have probably been a dozen or more times, and they are always changing things up. New IPA's, Pilsners, stouts, and sours about every time I go. This last time I went they had a habanero-pickle sour, but I was too big of a chicken to try it. Their Soft Focus DIPA was phenomenal, however. The inside is small, but the courtyard is a really cool place to sit even on a July afternoon as it is shaded with plants and umbrellas. They have different food vendors all the time and crawfish every spring. On our last visit, we had a really good Detroit style pizza. I will keep going because they are always trying to brew new beers and because it's my girlfriend's favorite brewery in Nola. If they still have the habanero pickle sour, I may even try it.

We often seek out breweries when we travel. It's nice to have a place to sit and relax for a…read moreminute. We often use this as a stopping place to use the bathroom and figure out where we are going next. I like that they advertise they have plenty of bathrooms as there is nothing I hate more than a large brewery with one bathroom. We found this to be walking distance from our more tourist area hotel, but others may feel it is not, although I do believe its close to a bus line. This place has a nice vibe and friendly service. We visited pretty close to opening and it was not crowded. It looked like there was a nice outdoor seating area as well, but after the walk we were happy to be inside where it was cooler. I also appreciate being able to charge my phone while I drink my beer. I was a little sad that it was not open at the same time as the bagel place next door as I really wanted to check that out as well. They do acknowledge their focus is not food, but sounds like they have food trucks at times. Unfortunately I can't recall what beers we tried, but I am sure they were delicious.

A very nice brewery with outstanding beers. Good variety of beer styles offered in nice comfortable…read moresurroundings. A little off the beaten path but worth the drive. Efficient and knowledgeable service.

Brewery has large indoor and outdoor space. Great for large groups. Order drinks and food at bar…read moreand food will be brought out to you. Casual dining experience. Restaurant is always open and they sometimes have a crawfish popup. Beer, seltzers, thc drinks available. Check social media for most recent updates. Get there early for crawfish. It's good and they always sell out.

Just discovered Port Orleans Brewing on Tchoupitoulas, and it was such a pleasant surprise. Parking…read moreis limited to street parking, but we managed to find a spot just a block away. As you walk in, there's a charming front porch seating area that opens into the interior, which features a full bar and plenty of seating--plus a cozy lounge area with a couch. Ordering at the bar was quick and easy, and our food arrived at the table in about ten minutes. We tried the Carnitas Nachos and the Hawaiian Chicken Quesadillas. The nachos were decent, but the quesadilla was the real standout. Who knew chipotle chicken, pineapple, and jack cheese would make such an incredible combination? The atmosphere was relaxed, and I especially loved the front porch seating at night when everything was lit up. I highly recommend this spot for date nights or group meetups.