This is exactly the kind of bar my wife and I have been looking for since we moved here from…read moreSouthern California a couple years ago. My wife and I decided to grab lunch in historic Mandeville today, and rolled by this bar on our way home so we decided to stop in for a quick drink. And we're glad we did. Let me start off by saying that California has a "dive bar" culture. Despite what most people see on TV about the glamorous night life in Los Angeles, that's not 99% of SoCal. And to be perfectly honest, I think it's kind of funny how bougie the north shore pretends to be. Don't get me wrong, there are plenty of nice and seemingly upscale establishments to visit around here so I'm not trying to offend anyone. But sometimes you just want to grab a drink in a place that's not full of pretentious people who are trying too hard. We all live in a glorified swamp, people. Accept it. Very simply: a good pour, good music, friendly patrons, and good service. That's really all that matters. And the best part is that this place doesn't have the weird hours that a lot of the places around here do. Seriously, who's closed on Mondays and Tuesdays? Do better, North Shore. Jokes aside, this is a cool, chill little bar in a great part of town.

Low prices, great happy hour and the best staff [bartenders around]…read more The Staff wants to know your name and invite you back. Great place to come hang out! Put a "Dollar on the wall"

The Chart Room is a must stop on every trip to New Orleans. It always draws a fun crowd, and often…read morea lot of locals, which is great. Bartenders and vibe are very cool. It was cash only forever, but last year, they started taking credit cards. There are 2 ATMs inside, if you want to pay cash but don't have it on you. Great music playing, plus a jukebox. Martini was great and iced cold - even gave me 3 olives! My husband got a hand crafted Hurricane which was one of the best we've had in New Orleans! You can also get a quick (or longer) massage next door at a good Hands!

I thought I reviewed this spot already. This is a hole in the wall neighborhood bar. Lots of locals…read morestop in here. I stop here every trip to New Orleans and before I know it my whole afternoon is gone. Very basic alcohol selection with a few craft beers. They prefer cash but they do take card now. I pay cash because we are having one more and moving on. Never happens. I think we were here 3 hours last trip. Such friendly staff and patrons. Watching football n chopping it up. We probably spent maybe $30 drinking the Saturday afternoon away, made new friends. No food here so we end up leaving when we start starving and then end up coming back for a nightcap. Don't let the hole in wall appearance fool you. Worth the stop on your next trip.

Friendly folks! Feels like home The owners are good people Comfortable and welcoming atmosphere!read more

Friendly people. Stopped in for a quick beer on a hot summer day. Local dive bar. Fabulous.read more

Great bar! Very relaxed atmosphere. Not too big or small. Great beer selection. They even have…read morefree shots when a near by train passes. So fun. Pool table, darts, and giant Janga. Love the 90's and oldies music on the juke box. That and the friendly owners and bartenders give this place a great vibe. Perfect place to hit up on the weekends or meet up with friends after work. I found my new favorite hang out.

Horrible place very small closed up place the smoke is so bad you can't even breathe make people go…read moreoutside if they want to smoke could be a nice place not everyone wants to die from cancer.

Truly a great old school Irish Pub just off Bourbon street in the French quarter…read more Great old school look, amazing friendly locals and tourists alike. The best Guinness pour in all of New Orleans!! Just ask the bartender Lacey who recently won "Best Guinness Pour" for 2026! She's amazing and had me visiting two weekends in a row during my stay. This spot is a must stop if you're anywhere in the area! This Irishman felt like I was back home in Boston.

So this was on my hand written list from my friend at the Erin Rose (check out that review). All I…read morecan say is these bartenders (Ali I hope I spelled it right) all went to Dublin to learn goes to our a proper Guinness. The boondock is local and lovely and just a great place to hang out and chill. All the bartenders (I hate I can't tender her name but I loved her pink hair and we chatted the best convo). The boondock will hold a special place in my heart. Many perfect Guinness here the week I was there. And new friends I'll cherish. Go to the boondock!

We were wondering if this place even still existed, since it'd been so long since the last review!…read more We just moved to Westchester, and were excited to have a local hangout in walking distance. This is your typical dive bar (dimly lit, needs plenty of updating) with dart tournaments 7 nights a week, pool tables (which worked fine--I used them), and a couple other games conducive to under-the-table betting. They sell darts, tips, and anything else you can think of dart-related here. The women's restroom was shockingly clean and good-smelling. Even had a vase with artificial flowers, and scented hand soap. They do not serve food here. I suggest filling up at Los Tres Amigos before coming here. There's a Touchtunes Jukebox that allows you to pick songs (for a fee) from your smart phone. The drinks were good and very reasonably priced. The female bartender was friendly and personable. They do allow smoking here (blech!!!), and people definitely partake, so expect to wash yourself and your clothing as soon as you get home.

The best place on the gulf coast to play darts. Dart leagues and tournaments every day of the week…read more The freindliest bartenders in town, and a family like environment. Cook outs almost every Sunday. Also the best place to watch the Slidell parades during Mardi Gras season.

I forget I have free will and can go here whenever I please…read more DIVE BAR AF and I love it. Always have a good time when I have the opportunity, super friendly crowd. Cressy is a killa bartender, no notes.

There isn't any food that I know of... But the service is consistent with seasoned bartenders and a…read moremixed bag of regulars. Ultra comfortable, divey at its finest is my description.

Yummy food. Great service. Love it there. And it's always fresh. Can't wait to go backread more

Absolutely love the Wharf!!! Joel the owner is so very nice to everyone, love the people on the…read morebayou I'm glad when I moved here from California they welcomed me with open arms

Interference is a Mandeville dive bar…read more I am on a quest to go to new bars. Normally this quest takes place in New Orleans, but last night it brought me to Interference. I pass this bar nearly every day and have always wondered how it was, but never stopped in. I was a tad overdressed since I was coming from La Provence, but I didn't care. The bar is pretty well lit for a dive. They could probably have turned out 3/4 of the lights to make it more divey. There was a pool table and a very long shuffleboard table. Shuffleboard in bars is an excellent concept. I never had been to a bar in Nola with shuffleboard, but this is the second Northshore bar with a table that I know of. The bar is very long and lined with bar stools. Above the bar there were four TVs all tuned to sports. The area next to the shuffleboard table has around 10 or so tables and chairs which was a nice place to sit and drink. There is also an area for a band, but there wasn't a show last night. The crowd was mixed. I was the best dressed, but it ran the gamut from young tattooed service industry folks to old dudes wearing LSU gear. The bartender was young, attractive and friendly. I ordered poorly (Fancy Lawnmower-nasty), but they did have a decent selection of other drafts (maybe 4-5). There was a Guinness draft sign, but I did not confirm that they had an actual draft. In summary, interference is a sports themed dive. It was too bright, but I'll be back.

This is the place for drinking drinking and more drinking! HEAVY pours…read more After midnight we start howling at moon. They have TouchTunes to play your fav songs ever, the food is really good for all your late night cravings. It's small menu but tasty. The bartenders are great. It's the friendly neighborhood hang out! Two pool tables and they bring the big screen down for games. Smoking is allowed inside FYI

Went here after volunteering the other day and what a welcome oasis it was! Friendly bartender,…read morecheap drinks ($4 for Jack, $5 for Wild Turkey), and lots of interesting, nice locals. The owner (an older gentleman) happened to be there and he came up to us and introduced himself, he was super nice. He has two small dogs that run around there all the time and he owns a cafe next door where you can order sandwiches and they'll bring 'em over to the bar. Internet jukebox, dancefloor.