Abita New Orleans
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Abita New Orleans Reviews
One of the best taprooms in the city! I thoroughly enjoyed their summer crawfish collab. The way they partner with local vendors is amazing, it really helps the community support one another, stick together, and grow. They always have a great variety of beers in rotation, which is another thing I appreciate, especially with how much the craft beer industry has evolved. The selections are creative, there’s always something different to try, and most importantly, the beer...read full review
I love the place I love its openness and its style. We were there for a party that the joint offered for dogs, dogs young and old puppies and oldsters.
We were especially impressed with Reign Fresh Dog Food Topper giving out samples of their great products. Doggy cuisine made in New Orleans, the food capital of North America.
We were especially impressed with Reign Fresh Dog Food Topper giving out samples of their great products. Doggy cuisine made in New Orleans, the food capital of North America.
Very friendly bartenders who were able to give me information regarding non-alcoholic drinks considering I am a non-drinker there for a gathering for my group that was there.
Hours
| Monday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Tuesday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Sunday | 11AM - 10PM |
Abita New Orleans is a popular spot offering a variety of beer options with 8 beers brewed on-site and more Abita beers available on tap. They feature a food truck rotation, providing visitors with a range of food choices. The establishment also offers a large space to sit, games, and a nice outdoor area. A unique experience includes a pint glass painting activity for $10, which includes a glass of beer. Beer enthusiasts can sample beers freely to help choose the perfect one. Abita NOLA hosts events, such as Speed Dating, and has a 6 Shooter Flight. However, issues like loud music and long lines for drinks have been experienced by some visitors.