Correction: This business is "in business" but they close whenever the f*** they want to. Not that…read moreyou'd want to do business here anyway- The prices are straight from a French Quarter convenient store- but even if you happened to need anything in passing, they are always closed super super early because most people avoid this place.

Excellent inventory and owner is awesome. In a area that you would not think there is such a store…read morebut definatelyworth the visit. Hard to find products here.

In all honestly, this is a three star beer, wine, and liquor store. It's fine. You probably have a…read moreplace like this in your town. Small and dated. Nice people. Reasonable selection, all things considered. It earns that bonus star by having several choices of regional beers sold by the can and chilled for $2.50. Even if you couldn't pour it into a cup and walk around the quarter with your beer, that's still a pretty good deal. Also, I was delighted they sold Herbsaint in small 200ml bottles. I'll confess to bringing my bottle back to the hotel, putting some in a plastic cup with an appropriate volume of water, and using that as my walking around town drink. Infinitely better (and more authentically NOLA) than the frozen slop that gets you sloppy. Anyhow, I'm sure to return to pick up some beverages whenever I'm back in town. It's a recommended stop for sure. Good stuff. Convenient location. Zero pretense.

Jose was awesome! A great helper for us as we were visiting! We got a couple of bottles of wine and…read morewe are excited to try them while we are here on vacation! A clean store with great selection. We appreciate the hospitality and great service.

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.

They have a regular restaurant in there now that serves beer, beer, cocktails, and decent wine plus…read moregreat pizza and eggplant, sticks, and a couple of salads and more. You can order the food at the front bar or the back bar and just pick up your slices of pizza at the front. Self serve water and you can dance to a live band. There's plenty of tables. It's very friendly service and tonight I forgot my credit card, but they closed out the tab. Well, I think I have my card on me but anyways, I mean, I forgot to close out. And it looks like the charge went through anyways.

Music Great beer…read more Pizza Perfect Sunday Afternoon Come comfortable Street parking available Upstairs and downstairs seating

Nice spot for good drinks and food. I frequent this place during crawfish season and it's always…read morepacked, which says a lot. It's a great place to watch the game, with plenty of seating options, you can sit inside or outside at the bar, and there are several bars to choose from. Parking can be a bit tricky since it's right in the middle of a neighborhood, but it's always a good time at Bayou Wine Garden.

Great hang out space. My go to watch a game or just chill with friends. They have indoor and…read moreoutdoor seating so it's really whatever you're in the mood for. Food is decent but drinks are better. I love their frose, very tasty and refreshing. You're guaranteed to run into people you know here, It really is the ultimate hangout spot in New Orleans especially on Sunday Funday. I like the service, you can go to the bar to place your order or do it directly from your table using a QR code. They have a large variety of food. From fried foods to salad, even charcuterie boards. When it's crawfish season you can buy a plate. They have plenty of tables to sit out and enjoy your crawfish while sipping on your drink. Great location in Mid City. If you haven't been, you need to.

World Market is a cozy store to peruse when looking for crafty and unique items. Their home decor…read moreand furnishings are certainly one of a kind and made with excellent quality. They have candles, diffusers and all kinds of home smell goods too. I came here for the Blue Elephant yellow curry and found a plethora of other items. I picked up some spices that I watch on many cooking shows. I found harissa, ancho Chile, and Chinese five spice....these are not found in local grocers. I love tea and currently looking for pau d'arco. While I couldn't find it here, there are a variety of other organic herbal teas to choose from. Of course where's there tea, there's coffee and liquor. Thought I'd just slip that in for the drunkards lol. So, heading to the register, I found an area with lots of baking goods. Since I'm learning new baking skills, I picked up some items to test them out. Naturally, homemade is always best but I was curious to see what a double butter pie crust mix entailed, so I got that too. This was my second time here and I actually like this store. I'm sure I'll be back but if you're looking for something different, you'll find it here.

I've been shopping at Cost Plus since I was 14 years old.....well not this location.....but I'm a…read morelongtime fan to say the least. They have a new app which I was surprised to find out I had three 10$ coupons awaiting me at checkout. I shop here for international food items and holiday must haves. Occasionally I will pick up some jewelry, a basket, bedding or greeting cards. They're British offering of food stuffs quenches my desires; I also grab my Christmas crackers here during the holidays. They also have one of the largest Haribo collections in the city and at one time this was the only place you could buy gummy bears. A little know secret is their "birthday cake" pancake mix. I'm addicted after receiving it from a friend. I now give it as a gift with a waffle maker for Birthdays, weddings and house warming gifts. The mix is perfect. Look it's not organic, it's named Birthday Cake flavor for a reason. The wine and beer selection is quite vast and they offer discounts on multiples. I just like this store, I always have, I always will.....maybe you will too?!

Amazing hot roast beef sandwich. As ordered perfectly. Also bought red fish fresh entree to reheat…read morebut looks amazing. Thx guys for always being consistent

I ordered a turkey and sausage gumbo. It took forever for the gumbo to come out, staffs were nice…read moreabout helping me. After waiting a solid 10', staffs told me they were out of rice and tried their best to gather whatever little bit of rice left for me... Then don't sell gumbo, if you don't have rice. The gumbo was sad, nothing but broth, no turkey no sausages. Staffs were nice, but DEFINITELY NO RETURN TO THIS PLACE. I went with my friend from Türkiye and wanted to show her the place that New Orleans elites go to. Turned out it is just a mediocre and overrated place.

Awesome local wine shop with reasonably priced intriguing wines with helpful knowledgeable friendly…read morestaff. This site was located directly across from our Airbnb, near the Howard/St Charles streetcar stop... So needless to say we visited several times during our stay. Plenty of interesting quality wines starting under $20 and up.. They also have a small deli case with cheese and charcuterie items to take along with your wine. There are a couple steps up into the building if I remember correctly. But once inside you'll see a charming old library like environment with floor to ceiling wines! Great, great place to get wine!

Amazing store. Great selection of wines and even a few unicorn whiskeys and rums at reasonable…read moreprices

The Rusty Nail was a great spot to unwind after exploring New Orleans. It has a really inviting…read moresetup with both indoor and outdoor areas, giving it a nice balance between a cozy neighborhood bar and a lively hangout spot. The outdoor space has a relaxed atmosphere where you could enjoy a drink and take a break from the busier parts of the city, while the indoor area still had plenty of energy when you wanted something a little more lively. They have a second floor level that works great for private events too. The drinks are excellent, and the bartenders did a great job putting together quality cocktails in a laid-back environment. Overall a great neighborhood bar with good drinks and a comfortable atmosphere.

If you're looking for the perfect laid-back Sunday spot, Rusty Nail never disappoints. From the…read moremoment we walked in, our favorite song was playing, setting the tone for an afternoon that felt easy and unforgettable. We started with a refreshing Moscow Mule and a strong coffee drank, then ordered a dozen Gulf Coast oysters. I loved that each oyster was labeled by where it came from, making it fun to compare flavors and discover our favorites. Fresh, briny, and absolutely delicious. The atmosphere is relaxed, the drinks are well made, and the service makes you want to stay awhile. Whether you're catching up with friends or enjoying a quiet afternoon with someone special, Rusty Nail is one of those places that reminds you how wonderful the simple moments can be. We'll definitely be back for another round of oysters and cocktails. A perfect Sunday in New Orleans.

Apparently the store has been around for about 30 years. I had been to the St. James Cheese…read moreCompany in the past and didn't realize the store was only a couple of buildings away. That's my loss. I did discover the store when I had to pick up some wine I had ordered after a wine and food pairing dinner my wife and I had attended. The Wine Seller has a nice selection of wines covering quite a few different price points. Before I picked up my previous order, I added a couple bottles of Spanish wines I was interested in trying. The service was excellent.

Just bought champagne for a family party. The staff was helpful and did not try to upsell me which…read moreI appreciated since I had to buy a bunch of bottles. There prices are good, but don't expect any really cheap bottles here. They go for quality instead. They also carry some hard liquor & mixers. Buy a bottle & go next door to drink it with some cheese at St. James.