Someone told me that I should try this place because it's the Chalmette version of Port of Call…read more(great burger place in New Orleans) but better prices. Once I heard that I knew I had to give it a try. Me and a friend decided to give it a try on a Friday night. Went in and was immediately seated, no wait time at all. the place isn't very big, so I was surprised by this. After reviewing the menu, we placed our orders for the Brewster Burger (10-ounce sirloin beef) with a loaded baked potato. I decided to try their signature drink the Boom a lache, they have a full service bar so you can order whatever you like though. My drink came out first and it was delicious, very similar to port of calls monsoon drink, and the size was huge. After a short wait the food came and we were thoroughly impressed, great burger and the loaded baked potato was just right. Can't wait to go back when I'm in the mood for a quality burger at a great price.

Food and service was great, I will definitely be going back…read more The burgers is a must try.

Food is great, I eat here a few times a month some of the ladies who work the register can be a…read morelittle more professional and atleast act like you care about the business. But other then that everything is in point !

Very wholesome mom and pop shop place. All food is homemade and it really feels like that. I…read moreordered the veal Parmesan and it was just ok. Kind of lacked flavor and the red gravy was pretty bland. The hamburger steak was good. I really enjoyed the Mac and cheese, onion strings, and the spinach artichoke balls. Overall: 3.5- I respect how everything is homemade and you can really tell. Huge portions as well! Some of the food lacked flavor but nothing a littleTony Chacheres could not help !

flag a man that does not know date night spots or have a date night vocabulary. Bookmark this!…read more Luckily my husband got the bag with me but thank me laterLet's go to Frenchmen Street for a date night. We enjoyed cocktails at @midnightrevivalnola Midnight Revival on (417 Frenchmen St.) Midnight Revival is a bar and stage for all who enjoy the company of sound and spirits. The spirit of this city makes you feel like the night is always young, and first-time visitors to seasoned revelers will manifest that magic each time they raise a glass in Midnight Revival. Iconic drinks and some new cocktails: Garden Party - Frozen, floral and refreshing. Rumhaven Coconut rum, Chareau Aloe Vera, mint syrup, lemon juice. Served in a tiki glass for a tropical touch. The Champion of the World - The Midnight Revival take on the Hurricane. Rhum Clement Premiere, Zaya 12yr, Chinola Passionfruit Liqueur, lime, blood orange puree. Dr. Funk - Myers's Dark Rum, Don Q Silver, Herbsaint, fresh lemon and lime juice, grenadine. Perfect for umbrella drink enthusiasts. Decatur Street Spritz - Peychaud's Bitter, Malfy Blood Orange gin, simple syrup, prosecco, lemon. #nola #nolabloggers #datenight

There's something so sublime about sitting way up above from it all, sipping on a cocktail on a…read morewarm summer night. I feel like New Orleans was a little late to the game with these types of places, but now we have a decent array (typically at hotels like this one). And like most of the other rooftop bars at hotels, you don't have to be a hotel guest to take advantage! This past Saturday evening was surprisingly quiet up there, possibly due to White Linen happening on the other side of the CBD. I wasn't complaining, believe me! It was perfect out there for me and just when I thought things couldn't possibly get better, I saw the cocktail menu. Frosé, baby! Passionfruit frosé, yes please. Also, prices are not as high as you'd expect. My guy got a $3 Modelo. Frosé was $8. Pretty views of the surrounding buildings, fairy lights against the dark summer sky and a slight breeze... living my best life with a glass of frozé in mah hand. Thanks, Catahoula!

Popped up as a wine bar in Yelp but it's a hotel rooftop. The space is nice but the drinks are just…read moreok. I got served wine in a plastic cup. I guess it worked out since we came late and walked out with our drinks. The pisco punch is with tequila and not a traditional pisco.

Entering Jolie feels like stepping into a moody lounge with lots of flair! With its very low,…read moreromantic lighting, it makes for a perfect date night or a fun girls' night out and it feels gives a sense of privacy. ​The appetizers, entrées, and craft cocktails were all great. However, a few of our drinks took longer than expected to arrive, which temporarily paused the fun and conversation while we wondered where they were. That aside, the staff were all very pleasant. You'll find street parking and there were some parking garages within walking distance.

We have burger and shrimp cocktail...... You're welcome in advance, they both were good…read more Delishia is the ABSOLUTE BEST, she was so attentive to us!!!!! This place is an absolute vibe. It was too dark for my hubby and some friends to read the menu. The speciality cocktails were not my favorite, but I'll be back and look forward to it.

Curried banana colada was my favorite of the night. The flavors were blended so well. I loved the…read morespiced taste melding with the ginger. Really unique. The Bastille cup was also delicious. Super smooth. Jewel sazerac was my first sazerac cocktail! I don't really have anything to compare it to, but it tasted awesome. Patio was really nice in the evening. Service was decent.

I walked into Jewel of the South expecting a refined cocktail and dining experience based on the…read moreoverwhelming online praise, but unfortunately the evening never fully came together. The highlight of the meal was easily the CALAS appetizer. The snapper pastrami brought a wonderful smoky depth that paired beautifully with the horseradish cream, and it was one of the few dishes that felt balanced, intentional, and memorable. A genuinely excellent start. Things became more disappointing once the entrees and cocktails arrived. The Rohan duck breast itself was cooked very well -- tender, properly rendered, and clearly prepared with care -- but what was never communicated by the staff was just how sweet the overall composition of the dish would be. Pairing that with cocktails that also leaned heavily sweet made the entire meal feel one-note and overwhelming by the midpoint of dinner. The red beans and rice suffered from the same issue. Despite the spice topping, the dish skewed surprisingly sweet and didn't complement the duck at all. What frustrated me most was that this felt entirely avoidable. At a restaurant with a cocktail reputation this strong, I would expect the wait staff to guide guests toward drinks that balance the meal rather than amplify the sweetness already present in multiple courses. Instead, no recommendations or warnings were offered, and the meal suffered because of it. I was especially underwhelmed by the Harlequin cocktail, which seems to receive a massive amount of online hype. In practice, it simply didn't justify the reputation. It wasn't bad, but it lacked the complexity and "wow" factor you would expect from a signature drink that's so heavily talked about. Overall, there are flashes of excellence here, particularly in the appetizer course and technical preparation, but the lack of thoughtful service and pairing guidance made the experience feel far less polished than advertised.

Great place to come in and get a cold beverage and hang out with some locals and listen to the…read morelocal storytelling and the banter back-and-forth. It was very cool and refreshing to see what locals had to say. Very friendly Service sometimes you have to wait a little bit. It might be unloading an order in the back. It was just the timing of me coming in and they just had three orders arrive.

A bar with cats?! So many bars are dog bars but give me a cat bar and I'm in my happy place…read more I'm not really a dive bar kinda gal these days but J & Js is an example of why dive bars in New Orleans are the best in the world. It's approachable, as in the crowd isn't sketchy, the bartender is actually nice and while rough around the edges, you don't have to worry about glass (or a dead rat) being in your ice. Note on the dead rat: a bartender friend told me he found one once in a bar that he worked at on Bourbon. And the good stuff about a dive: cheap cheap cheap drinks. Two beers and a call vodka/soda eleven bucks? I don't jest! But the cats are what's bringing me back.

The bar smells like an ashtray. The place was virtually empty, and I stood there unnoticed for…read morequite some time. I had the crawfish drink not very strong and sickeningly sweet.

This isn't the most glamorous daiquiri shop in the world, but it gets the job done. We passed…read morethrough the drive through pretty quickly on our way to a party. They have all of the flavors that you would expect from a daiquiri shop, service is fast and the store was easy to find. I don't know if I would want to hang out here, but if you're looking to pick up some drinks to go, it serves a purpose.

Hole in the wall pizza place so you know it will be GOOD! Great staff and service. Pizza size is…read morelarge and well priced

Super easy to get to. Pizza by the slice, Yummy! And the Tracy was nice and strong. Check it out…read morefor yourselves.

My husband and I came here for drinks one night and I had one of the best margaritas I've ever had,…read moreand I'm picky! The bartender was super friendly and very diligent with making everyone's drinks. Definitely a cool neighborhood bar vibe to go to, we will be back.

Another win for Pirougue's. The 7 days a week OYSTER Happy Hour is currently undefeated. Only…read moreduring happy hour can your get Chargrilled Oysters for $1.50 & Raw $1 It's a sports bar several TVs a pool table & a arcade. They also have a juke box where you can play what you want. You mix that with friendly bartenders & reasonably priced drinks it's undefeated ‼