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Pat O'Briens, located on Bourbon St. since 1942, is the premier watering hole and hang out spot on New Orleans' most famous street. Inventor of the Hurricane (rum drink), Pat... Read more »
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Channing Tatum's Restaurant Opening Soon in New Orleans
Saints and Sinners is actor Channing Tatum's new restaurant, opening on Bourbon Street in New Orleans in early October 2012. The restaurant will pay homage to the city's earlier days, borrowing themes from the Storyville era. Be prepared for "Sumptuous Food" and a "Sexy Atmosphere", something Bourbon Street revelers are known for enjoying. Read more »
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About New Orleans, LA Nightlife
Everyone knows a good story or two involving the New Orleans bar scene, and there's a great reason for that. This is one city that has perfected the art of partying. Once the sun sets, the revelry becomes downright infectious no matter what time of year it is. Bourbon Street is the key destination for most travelers, as it's home to legendary watering holes like Pat O'Brien's, Club Decatur and the Old Absinthe House – places where happy hour is perpetual and the crowds never sleep. If brews and mixers aren't your speed ... well, that's no reason retire early. Cafés and stands from one side of the Quarter to the other serve up coffee and beignets well into the night. As this is the place where jazz was born, there's a strong music scene as well. The songs of the legendary musicians who've called the city "home" seem to echo throughout the streets, and you'd be remiss if you didn't catch a set or two at Preservation Hall or Snug Harbor. And once the music's cleansed your soul, you may just feel like you've got Lady Luck in your pocket. If so, there's a Harrah's Casino down on Poydras Street waiting to test your mettle.
Local Expert Tips for New Orleans Nightlife
- The Bulldog: "Don't come here with the plan of ordering domestic light beers."
- Bar Tonique: "Lady's dig the Pimm's Cups. "
- Irvin Mayfield's Jazz Playhouse: "If you are a die-hard jazz aficionado, you might as well stay at the Royal Sonesta so you can visit Irvin Mayfield's every night. "
