CuisineCocktail bar
Price$$$
NeighborhoodFreret
Hours{'monday': 'closed', 'tuesday': '16:00-23:00', 'wednesday': '16:00-23:00', 'thursday': '16:00-23:00', 'friday': '15:00-00:00', 'saturday': '15:00-00:00', 'sunday': '16:00-23:00'}
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Tip: Walk in for the bar, Resy for a back-room seat. The seasonal menu changes quarterly; the bartenders will riff if you give them a flavour to chase.

Location

Address: 4905 Freret Street, New Orleans, LA 70115

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Cane & Table ★ 4.5

$$$French Quarter{'monday': '17:00-22:00', 'tuesday': '17:00-22:00', 'wednesday': '17:00-22:00', 'thursday': '17:00-22:00', 'friday': '17:00-22:00', 'saturday': '17:00-22:00', 'sunday': '17:00-22:00'}

Cane & Table on Decatur runs a rum-forward tropical cocktail menu inside a worn 1830s shopfront, with a courtyard out back and a small late-evening kitchen.

Tip: Open 17:00-22:00 nightly. Sunday dinner is the easier walk-in; weekend nights book the back courtyard via Resy.

The Carousel Bar & Lounge ★ 4.6

$$$French Quarter{'monday': '11:00-00:00', 'tuesday': '11:00-00:00', 'wednesday': '11:00-00:00', 'thursday': '11:00-00:00', 'friday': '11:00-02:00', 'saturday': '11:00-02:00', 'sunday': '11:00-00:00'}

The Carousel Bar in the Hotel Monteleone opened in 1949 as the city's first rotating bar. The merry-go-round counter turns once every fifteen minutes.

Tip: Stools at the carousel itself rarely free up; arrive at 16:00 if you want one. The Vieux Carre cocktail was invented here in 1937.

Café Lafitte in Exile ★ 4.6

$$French Quarter{'monday': '24 hours', 'tuesday': '24 hours', 'wednesday': '24 hours', 'thursday': '24 hours', 'friday': '24 hours', 'saturday': '24 hours', 'sunday': '24 hours'}

Café Lafitte in Exile at Bourbon and Dumaine has run continuously since 1933, the bar that opened after Café Lafitte was evicted from 941 Bourbon.

Tip: Open 24 hours. The Sunday Napoleon House drag brunch carries on across the bar; Tea Dance Sunday afternoons are the institutional draw.

Bourbon Pub & Parade ★ 4.4

$$French Quarter{'monday': '12:00-01:00', 'tuesday': '12:00-01:00', 'wednesday': '12:00-03:00', 'thursday': '12:00-03:00', 'friday': '12:00-05:00', 'saturday': '12:00-05:00', 'sunday': '12:00-03:00'}

Bourbon Pub & Parade at Bourbon and St Ann is the corner gay bar with the open-balcony downstairs pub and the upstairs Parade dance floor, drag and DJ shows.

Tip: Downstairs open 12:00 onwards; the Parade dance floor opens at 21:00 weekends. Cover for some weekend nights, none for the pub.

Oz New Orleans ★ 4.4

$$French Quarter{'monday': '18:00-04:00', 'tuesday': '18:00-04:00', 'wednesday': '18:00-04:00', 'thursday': '12:00-04:00', 'friday': '12:00-04:00', 'saturday': '12:00-04:00', 'sunday': '12:00-04:00'}

Oz on Bourbon Street, opened in 1993 across from Bourbon Pub, runs the big-floor gay dance club with dancers on the platforms, a drag cast and a long balcony.

Tip: Open seven nights, 12:00-04:00 Thursday to Sunday. Drag shows nightly; weekend cover charged at the door.

The Phoenix Bar ★ 4.3

$Marigny{'monday': '24 hours, upstairs Eagle closed', 'tuesday': '24 hours', 'wednesday': '24 hours', 'thursday': '24 hours', 'friday': '24 hours', 'saturday': '24 hours', 'sunday': '24 hours'}

The Phoenix on Elysian Fields opened in 1983 as the leather, bear and Levi command bar of the Marigny, with the upstairs Eagle running its own dress-coded.

Tip: Open 24 hours, no cover. Upstairs Eagle closed Mondays. The Levi-Leather Lords of Leather host regular fetish nights.

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