In town for a cocktail crawl, this was our first stop. Bring on the hurricane! They have these ready and just need to add ice! Delicious and it definitely has alcohol in it. They aren't cheap, but no drinks on Bourbon Street are. At least this one will get you going.
WanakaWitch
It’s a must stop in NOLA but it’s a bit of a tourist trap to be honest. Very loud and crowded. Drinks OK, a bit sweet for me. Food was good, red beans and rice and a salad. Staff friend and helpful. Would receive as everyone should go at least once.
Margo831
Ordered a hurricane and was disappointed. Use a mix and not fresh fruit juice. Tasted like cool aid. Our hotel did a much better job.
Daniella C
This place rocks! Our first day we decided to try the famous hurricane… in the afternoon…let me tell you they were awesome! The staff made us feel right at home always with smiles and ready to serve! They took such good care of us that we came back every day of our trip! Our last night we decided to try the piano bar… amazing music… great ambiance. Special shout out to Don, Debra and Keitha… you guys rock! Don’t miss this place when in NOLA
RicherWitch
This place is known for their hurricane drinks and they are absolutely delicious. The beer Steins on the ceiling are so cool, ask about the story behind them. Great place. Courtyard was beautiful with the fire and water fountain in the middle.
jakebelle
We came for the Hurricane drinks. They were so good and go down very easy. BEWARE as they go down easy and will hit you if you aren’t careful.
melissalhardy
Great spot for a drink on the patio & lucked out to see dueling pianos also. A must visit when in NOLA
Billyo01
Came to listen to the dueling pianos and have a hurricane or two. Mission accomplished. Had a great time
beckysaurus
We came to try the Hurricane drink. We sat in the back patio area. We arrived around 6:30 and there were plenty of tables available but within 30 minutes, all the tables were full. The patio/courtyard feels gardenlike and is enclosed, which would have made it hot but the had fans all along the walls so there was a constant breeze, which definitely was needed. The drink itself was a decent rum punch and very strong. I think two would have been too much for me. At first I thought it was too sweet but got used to it quickly. It was about $13, which for me is a standard cocktail price. The service was efficient but my friends thought she was hovering to make sure she got a tip - I didn't think that was entirely the case since there were slips from other tables in the check-fold and I think she was just trying to not lose things. We did not try the food and I didn't really see anyone eating there, at least not in the courtyard. The courtyard was 21+ but the restaurant areas had younger people and children.
JenniLTL
We went for drinks - definitely try the RAINBOW! YUM! And then stayed for dinner. The Shrimp & Fries was delicious! My hubby had the Gumbo and it was very thick and not so good. But get out of the area before dark, unless you like to live dangerously. ;)
Stop in to Pat O’Briens for some hurricane drinks. Our bartender Missy is awesome . So nice to hang and chat with her. Thank you Missy for a great experience.
Alicia C
Every visit to NOLA must include a stop at Pat O's. Between the outdoor patio and the dueling piano bar you will have fun no matter where you are. This spot is legendary for all the NOLA classics - Hurricanes, Mint Juleps, Sazeracs, etc. You go here to drink the classics of this city! The energy is always good here too. People just want to have a good time and keep it easy.
HappyTraveler1957
Nice interior courtyard. We wanted to sit outside so we were told we had to sit at the bar or else sit inside. The food and service was okay. Noisy, but then again most everything in the French Quarter is noisy.
Lauren McKenzie R
Dueling piano style live music was fun. The pianists/singers happily took requests and everyone sang along. Lovely way to end the day.
Alex Loane
They have alcohol, tropical variety. Beautiful outdoor space.
In town for a cocktail crawl, this was our first stop. Bring on the hurricane! They have these ready and just need to add ice! Delicious and it definitely has alcohol in it. They aren't cheap, but no drinks on Bourbon Street are. At least this one will get you going.
It’s a must stop in NOLA but it’s a bit of a tourist trap to be honest. Very loud and crowded. Drinks OK, a bit sweet for me. Food was good, red beans and rice and a salad. Staff friend and helpful. Would receive as everyone should go at least once.
Ordered a hurricane and was disappointed. Use a mix and not fresh fruit juice. Tasted like cool aid. Our hotel did a much better job.
This place rocks! Our first day we decided to try the famous hurricane… in the afternoon…let me tell you they were awesome! The staff made us feel right at home always with smiles and ready to serve! They took such good care of us that we came back every day of our trip! Our last night we decided to try the piano bar… amazing music… great ambiance. Special shout out to Don, Debra and Keitha… you guys rock! Don’t miss this place when in NOLA
This place is known for their hurricane drinks and they are absolutely delicious. The beer Steins on the ceiling are so cool, ask about the story behind them. Great place. Courtyard was beautiful with the fire and water fountain in the middle.
We came for the Hurricane drinks. They were so good and go down very easy. BEWARE as they go down easy and will hit you if you aren’t careful.
Great spot for a drink on the patio & lucked out to see dueling pianos also. A must visit when in NOLA
Came to listen to the dueling pianos and have a hurricane or two. Mission accomplished. Had a great time
We came to try the Hurricane drink. We sat in the back patio area. We arrived around 6:30 and there were plenty of tables available but within 30 minutes, all the tables were full. The patio/courtyard feels gardenlike and is enclosed, which would have made it hot but the had fans all along the walls so there was a constant breeze, which definitely was needed. The drink itself was a decent rum punch and very strong. I think two would have been too much for me. At first I thought it was too sweet but got used to it quickly. It was about $13, which for me is a standard cocktail price. The service was efficient but my friends thought she was hovering to make sure she got a tip - I didn't think that was entirely the case since there were slips from other tables in the check-fold and I think she was just trying to not lose things. We did not try the food and I didn't really see anyone eating there, at least not in the courtyard. The courtyard was 21+ but the restaurant areas had younger people and children.
We went for drinks - definitely try the RAINBOW! YUM! And then stayed for dinner. The Shrimp & Fries was delicious! My hubby had the Gumbo and it was very thick and not so good. But get out of the area before dark, unless you like to live dangerously. ;)
Restaurantji Recommends
Stop in to Pat O’Briens for some hurricane drinks. Our bartender Missy is awesome . So nice to hang and chat with her. Thank you Missy for a great experience.
Every visit to NOLA must include a stop at Pat O's. Between the outdoor patio and the dueling piano bar you will have fun no matter where you are. This spot is legendary for all the NOLA classics - Hurricanes, Mint Juleps, Sazeracs, etc. You go here to drink the classics of this city! The energy is always good here too. People just want to have a good time and keep it easy.
Nice interior courtyard. We wanted to sit outside so we were told we had to sit at the bar or else sit inside. The food and service was okay. Noisy, but then again most everything in the French Quarter is noisy.
Dueling piano style live music was fun. The pianists/singers happily took requests and everyone sang along. Lovely way to end the day.
They have alcohol, tropical variety. Beautiful outdoor space.