This was my first time in New Orleans and we went to Pats a couple of times and we had James as our…read morebar tender most of those times. Let me just say we loved him! He is one of the reasons we went back and we were so happy when we saw it was him behind the bar!

Did you even go to New Orleans if you didn't get a Hurricane from Pat O'Brien's?! You have to sit…read morein the courtyard by the fountains. It's beautiful, the atmosphere is perfect, and it's exactly where you want to be drinking in New Orleans. The Hurricanes are so sweet they barely taste alcoholic, which is obviously a terrible thing to tell me because I will drink them like Kool Aid and then suddenly be having a fantastic time. The service has always been great every time I come. Also, if you like scary things, word on the street is that the women's bathroom on the second floor is haunted Every time I have to pee I'm dragging someone with me like you're coming. && I pee alot so thats kind of annoying. I'll walk around Bourbon Street at midnight with a Hurricane in my hand but a ghost in a bathroom is where I draw the line. Anyways if your in NOLA get a hurricane from Patttty O Briens.

Stopped by Manning's Spots Bar and Grill on our way back to the hotel after our Saturday…read moretournament, and I'm so glad we did! My daughter is a huge fan of chicken wings--like, she wants to eat them every day --so she was beyond excited when we walked in. We were seated immediately and ordered drinks--me, a much-needed beer, and my daughter, a soda. For food, we went with the lemon pepper wings, nachos, and onion rings. Let me tell you... these wings were . Some of the best I've ever had! Perfectly crispy on the outside, juicy on the inside . I honestly wish we had a place like this back home in Cali. Our waitress was attentive, friendly, and super helpful, and the atmosphere was cozy and welcoming. Definitely a spot we'll be coming back to next time! Highly recommend for wing lovers.

We did not enjoy our experience here. We popped in because the bar across the street that was…read morewanted to go too was just super packed and we wanted a bite to eat after a long day of walking around the French quarter. When we walked in the hostess hardly acknowledged us. I asked if we could sit at the bar and she said yes so we walked over. The bar was full so we went back and asked if we could do a table instead. She laughed in our face and looked at us like we were crazy or inconveniencing her. And she was lounging on the bench on her phone, not even behind the counter to greet guests. There were tons of empty tables that hadn't even been cleaned off yet so we just sat at the cleanest one that at least didn't have dishes on it. It took FOREVER for a waitress to even come to us and take our order. After we placed our orders I think our waitress sensed that we were not having a good time so she apologized for the wait and was very kind and pleasant compared to the hostess. I wanted to try the pepper jack boudin egg-rolls. My boyfriend got the fried local shrimp. I did not like the boudin egg-roll. It was fried very hard and I wasn't the biggest fan of the boudin sausage but I wanted to try it because I never had it. You win some you some. I just ended up eating my boyfriend's shrimp because it had taken so long to get our food that the kitchen was basically getting ready to close so I didn't order anything else. Soooo yea. Not my go to choice for a bar. They did have these cool movie theatre style lounge chair in front of the big screen though so that was cool.

We watched the FIFA World Cup match between Argentina & England here with some new friends from The…read moreExchange Pickleball. Excellent venue to watch sports or to enjoy a drink with friends. Food was excellent & staff was very friendly. It certainly has a dive bar vibe which made. The place even more fun.

The food is always good at cooter browns but last night I tried the wings for the first time and…read morethey did not disappoint. The buffalo sauce had just the right amount of spice and the wings were juicy. My partner got the Irish channel special and it's serious the best corned beef I've had in the city.

My husband and I stopped by Walk-On's Bistreaux today, and WOW! Everything was awesome...from the…read moreatmosphere and drinks to the food and service! A special shout-out to our server, Summer, who was absolutely wonderful, friendly, attentive, and made sure we had everything we needed. If you're ever in New Orleans, I highly recommend Walk-On's Bistreaux! It's definitely a MUST-TRY and you won't be disappointed!!! ~Your Girl, T

While in town we had to find somewhere to watch our team (go BEARS)! It took a little while to…read moresit, but once seated found ourselves amongst other fans and were able to watch the game from beginning to end. The food was good and the drinks as well. We had the usual suspects with the wings and dip - but also added the gator bites! I appreciated that the waitress kept checking on us even as we continued to yell at the tvs. Definitely a great place not only a catch a game but to grab a bite to eat!

Ambiance: 10/10 It's not exactly the moody romantic setting but i like being able to see my food…read more Service: 10/10 I felt like they were very attentive with us. I also thought the servers looked like med students with their short coats lol Food: 100/10 There was not a single thing we didn't like. Everything tasted AMAZING!!

Stopped by here because I'd heard this was a classic New Orleans spot that's worth checking out…read more Fun fact: it's actually attached to the Hilton, which I didn't realize before visiting! Overall, the food was tasty, especially the seafood dishes. The green peppers were definitely spicier than I expected, so I ended up picking most of them out, but everything else was really flavorful. The portions are on the smaller side considering the price, so I'd keep that in mind when ordering. That said, the crispy Brussels sprouts absolutely live up to the reputation -- definitely one of the highlights! Service was another strong point. Everyone was attentive and friendly, and they checked in periodically without being overbearing. Everything felt pretty well managed throughout the meal The ambiance is more of a classic, casual diner-style setup, with dim lighting and paper-covered tables. Seating was comfortable overall, although the space felt a little tight in some areas Overall, if you don't mind paying a bit more for smaller portions, I'd still say this is a spot worth checking out while you're in New Orleans. The location is also super convenient if you're exploring around Bourbon Street, so it's an easy stop while checking out the area!

My girlfriend and I had the Crawfish Étouffée and it was amazing! We'd like to give a kind shout…read moreout to Chef Chris for the incredible food!

We honestly stopped here because they offered a kids menu, but it turned out to be just the best!…read more Our kids were obsessed with the fried pasta with the artichoke dip, their food was great and my husband and I shared the sampler! I would suggest this place to anyone! The space was tight overall but made for a cool vibe! The staff was helpful and attentive!

I love the naughty bing-oh night it's super fun with its themes and cheeky prizes. The wide range…read moreof diverse food pop up that they host is a pleasant plus for sure. The crawfish curry fries 10/10

Great neighborhood bar that has daily specials, and food pop ups as well! Always something…read morehappening at this place. Good variety of libations to try! Friendly bartenders as well.

Small local bar but known for serving some good selection of Absinthe with higher to lower proof…read moredepends how you can handle Lol. Went there for a bachelor party shots and enjoyed a tradition serving of absinthe. We did not wait long it was quick. Space is too small and sticker based wall decor which was cool.

What a dump!!! There…read morewas absolutely nothing redeeming about this place. It's filthy, top to bottom, the back bar looks like shit with old dusty bottles and sports memorabilia hanging from strings from the ceiling, The football jerseys that are used as decoration are gross, old covered in years of Bourbon street muck. The restrooms havn't been touched in some time and the toilets are covered in feces. No privacy or paper towels so ther you have it. Domestic beers are 8 dollars each and certainly go hand in hand with service that was indifferent at best. I was in no way staying for a second beer but neither of the bartenders tried to sell me one. There are nice quality bars on Bourbon but Old Absinthe House isn't it. It's a plane Ole tourist trap but just not clean or welcoming. Avoid at all cost.

Our large party made a dinner reservation here for a Friday night, and had an excellent experience…read more The interior immediately puts you at ease, having a warm, elegant and inviting atmosphere. Our server was excellent, being very attentive, engaging and willing to partake in our good humor. For dinner, I had the Andouille Crusted Fish with a side of crawfish. The fish was tender and flaky, and the beurre blanc and chive aioli sauce added a delicate yet rich flavor. The side of crawfish, unfortunately, was a bit bland. In hindsight, I would have added it directly to the dish in order to benefit from the sauce. My husband had the Rock Shrimp & Scallop Risotto, and thoroughly enjoyed it. The seafood broth mixed with Italian cheese created a creamy and lightly sweet risotto, the smaller sized scallops were juicy and the fried shrimp had a nice crispy coating outside and succulent inside. For dessert we had the Creme Brulee & Blueberry Upside-Down Financier. Both were brilliant. Mildly sweet, velvety and satisfying. The perfect way to end the evening's meal.

My wife and I visited Tableau last week expecting an upscale dining experience based on the…read moreatmosphere and presentation of the restaurant. Unfortunately, our experience didn't live up to those expectations. The service was particularly disappointing, especially considering how empty the restaurant was. After taking our drink orders, our server didn't check back with us until we were nearly finished with our meal. What made this more noticeable was watching the tables around us receive regular attention throughout the evening. At one point, someone who appeared to be a manager came to our table, abruptly dropped off a bag containing a loaf of bread, and walked away without saying anything or providing plates. The bread was cold, despite appearing to have been toasted at some point, and we were left cutting it directly on the bag while crumbs went everywhere. The same manager also bumped into the back of my chair several times throughout the evening without ever acknowledging it. We also waited quite a while for our food, and during that time noticed several staff members, including the manager, on their phones. Given the lack of attention we were receiving, that was particularly frustrating. The food itself was underwhelming and the portions were unnecessarily large. Neither of us finished our meals, and by the end of dinner, we weren't interested in staying for dessert. We simply wanted to leave. Tableau certainly looks the part of an upscale restaurant, but our experience didn't match the setting. When you're paying for what is presented as a higher-end dining experience, the details and level of service matter. Unfortunately, those details were missing throughout our visit. There are too many great restaurants in the area for us to choose Tableau again. This was definitely not the white-tablecloth experience we expected.