This was a fun spot to stop in for a beer or three. It was pretty empty in the middle of the…read moreafternoon, but still a fun time. You may have to wait to get on stage, though.

Not a good kareoke spot…read more It's way too crowded and too loud. You'll never be able to get a song in if you actually like singing kareoke.

The bartender Shira was great and made us some amazing cocktails! Also Jake from State Farm!!!read more

Want to Karaoke?…read more Kajun's Pub is located across from Emporium Arcade Bar. Be careful crossing the street. It is sort of like playing trigger to get here.

This place!!! The best! Literally, one of the best burgers I have had in my life. The Owner is such…read morea good guy, absolutely hilarious and has a pretty impressive culinary background. His staff...Sammy! She is one of the sweetest and most attentive servers with the best vibes. Lastly, you get to play with a puppy while you're there. 10/10 - couldn't recommend more! Definitely do not miss out on this spot. I was sad I had to leave today. Oh - and while many hurricanes taste like gasoline- theirs are actually really good too! Can't wait to go back!

A group of four of us stopped in for some burgers and we had a great time! We even got to meet…read moreClyde! Beers were reasonably priced and the burger menu had some creative options.

Excellent menu w reasonable prices. Wonderful ambiance and…read moregood service. Had my favorites: cosmos cocktail, raw oysters, miso soup, sashimi and dragon roll. Yes, recommend!

I had high hopes for this place, but unfortunately my experience fell pretty short. My clear soup…read morewasn't clear at all, it was full of soy sauce. The tuna tartare was very underwhelming--far too spicy to the point that it completely overpowered the flavor of the tuna itself. Instead of tasting fresh and balanced, it just felt like heat for the sake of heat. The rice was another letdown. I asked for stir fry, but what I got was basically fried rice, lacking that fresh, wok-fired flavor and texture you'd expect from a proper stir-fry. It didn't taste freshly prepared and felt more like a shortcut than what was advertised. My girlfriend's meal was even more disappointing than mine, which really sealed the overall experience for us. When both dishes miss the mark, it's hard to overlook. The service didn't help either. I'd give our server two stars as well--he was short, dry, and largely inattentive. We were mostly ignored throughout the meal, and he only really came back when it was time to bring the bill. Ironically, the most attention we got was when we were already leaving and our waters were finally refilled. The price point was actually good, which makes it even more frustrating that the food and service didn't live up to expectations. Overall, a disappointing visit with plenty of room for improvement.

Locals will tell you to come to the Faubourg Marigny instead of the overhyped Bourbon Street to…read morehear jazz. On a previous trip we had seen an evening show at Snug Harbor and wanted to experience something else. We had read good things about the Spotted Cat and their sets run all afternoon. We were a little confused about price because one of our guidebooks said there is no cover but you're supposed to order drinks. There was a doorman who charged us something like $5 each (still cheap!) and we ordered beer and a N/A drink at the bar and listened to a great jazz group playing old-time jazz. Interior is tiny and you're pretty close to the performers. We were standing at first but eventually found some seats as people left. There is even a back courtyard if you want to be outside, although I don't know if you can hear the music or not. We bought a CD from the band and enjoyed it when we got back home. All in all, a great New Orleans experience.

Fun little spot on the Frenchmen…read more On a slow night they were the only spot asking for cover but this was the first spot we stopped at so we had no idea if this was still a norm, but walking around more, we saw spots that were free. The vibe is divey with some tables and the stage with musicians is near the front. The music was great and musicians very talented. Drinks were fine and came out quickly. Overall had a nice time enjoying the music!

Would have loved to go to this place bc I've heard good things but the door guy is an absolute jerk…read moreso I left. He checked my ID in front of the solid closed door then handed it back and let me sit outside while I waited for permission to walk in. After several minutes I asked "are yall at capacity or is there a cover? Can I go in now? " his response was " I didn't say you couldn't go in , did I?" Asshole. I sat outside for no reason, trying to be courteous to this man and he just let me sit there. ...I wont be back.

Definitely a unique experience. Always something different to see every time you visit. Friendly…read morestaff.

Carousel Bar was such a fun experience and definitely lived up to the hype. I had the Brandon…read moreBramble, which is a must if you enjoy Hennessy. It was made with Hennessy, lemon juice, simple syrup, crème de cassis, St-Germain, and ginger ale, garnished with a dried lemon wheel and "Filthy" cherries -- smooth, refreshing, and perfectly balanced. My date had the Royal Street Heat, crafted by Sean Holcomb, made with St. George Chile Pepper Vodka, agave nectar, peach purée, Hellfire bitters, ginger beer, and a Tajin rim. It had the perfect mix of sweet heat and flavor. Both drinks were so good we ended up ordering two rounds while sitting at the rotating bar listening to a live jazz band. Watching the bartenders work while slowly moving around the bar made the whole experience unique and entertaining. Definitely a must-visit spot in New Orleans.

We love the carousel bar. If you are lucky enough to get a seat at the bar, you're sitting on an…read moreactual seat from a carousel, and the bar turns. If not, there are plenty of other comfortable seating options scattered throughout the bar. On the weekend, there's always an amazing band playing and they often encourage dancing. The drinks are delicious and you can order from the bar or there are servers walking around who are friendly and helpful. We were there after jazz fest, and it was extremely crowded so we ordered the bar, took our drinks and found a comfy seat in the lobby where we could chat. We may have seen someone famous while we were there so always keep an eye out. It is a popular spot for people visiting the city.

Best bar in New Orleans if you like metal music,best service by Alia she is awesome, really cool…read moreatmosphere,very friendly server

Bartenders are ready friendly! Super friendly! A local place! I recommend this place if you want…read moresomething off the strip

Beautiful service. Beautiful people. Cold drinks. Great music. Wonderful food. I'm coming right…read moreback.

Our wedding party went have a good time!! January 10th we got married. Had a great time!!! We…read moreloved the KJ . She was awesome!!! The staff was unbelievably amazing!!! If we go back ... or when we go back... we will be coming back!!! The vibes were there!!!

Funny thing...in all my wanderings around the French Quarter I never noticed The Garage…read more Apparently, it's been opened a few years. Curiosity got the best of us, so mom and I popped in to check it out. The place is pretty cool. Lots of neon everywhere. It was formerly a stable and then a garage for cars, so it's quite spacious. There are pool tables, foosball, shuffleboard, and other games to keep you entertained as well as multiple tv for your sports viewing pleasure. Wednesday & Thursday nights are for Karaoke and live music on Friday & Saturday. They are also known for their Big Easy Blue Fishbowl drink, but I pass on those because I don't want a headache or a hangover. Instead, we each got a vodka soda to go. The bartender was friendly, and the place has a fun vibe. It's an ideal venue for a party or just somewhere to go and have a good time.