New Orleans
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Peychaud’s namesake fizz may not be its most famous cocktail, but it’s the perfect low-ABV drink for a hot and humid day in New Orleans While the Sazerac and French 75 are what most swing…
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A refreshing riff on a Tom Collins, the Blind Serpent delivers all the refreshing vibes one looks for on a muggy evening Hotel Maison de la Luz’s Bar Marilou is the kind of intriguing French-style…
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The bar scene in New Orleans is ever-evolving, but over the last two decades has seen serious growth. No longer purely a destination for drinkers around Mardi Gras, the Big Easy now boasts one of…
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Inside Maison de la Luz, Bar Marilou brings New Orleans all the style, taste, and delicious cocktails we’ve come to expect from the minds behind Paris’ beloved Quixotic Projects. Sitting inside hotel Maison de la…
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The Schaeffer Hotel’s Dovetail Bar mixes modern with classic to provide the outer edge of the French Quarter with a place for coffee or cocktails Inside the Schaeffer Hotel, Dovetail Bar starts by serving craft…
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Serving up classic New Orleans cocktails just steps from Bourbon Street, Peychaud’s delivers relaxed elegance in the eye of the storm. Once the home of Antoine Amédée Peychaud–yes, the man behind the bitters–and situated just…
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At Uptown’s boutique Chloe hotel, the Lobby Bar serves up classic cocktails within a 19th century mansion that mixes modern touches with traditional beauty. Located at the entrance of The Chloe, a 14-room boutique hotel…
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Oysters and cocktails combine at Seaworthy at New Orleans’ Ace Hotel to create one of the city’s best hotel bars. Inside a Creole cottage at New Orleans’ Ace Hotel, Seaworthy serves up fresh oysters alongside…
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Cure helped craft Uptown and New Orleans’ cocktail scene and remains a must-stop for drinks fans of all types. Since opening in 2009, Cure has become one of New Orleans’ most-revered cocktail bars. The Freret…
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Looking for respite within the bustling French Quarter? Cane & Table rum-filled cocktails might just be the perfect spot.