Browse menus, reviews and photos of Breweries in New Orleans.
Brewery · $
634 Lesseps Street, New Orleans
“Stop in to get takeout from one of the pop up restaurants that I follow on social media! I was very impressed with the beer garden. Grabbed some to-go beers and a pretzel 🥨. The staff were helpful and just frickin cool! Not to mention the beer garden atmosphere was warm and welcoming! Definitely worth the stop, and I look forward to going back with the family.”
Brewery · $
405 Sixth Street, New Orleans
“This place is so special. They’re crafting the best beer in the city, by far. We celebrate every big and small moment at Miel, and truly consider all humans in that building our friends. Whether you’re traveling here, or call this place home, Miel on a Wednesday after work OR Saturday in the sun is the same quality experience. We are so lucky to have such a gem in New Orleans.”
Brewery · $
1645 Tchoupitoulas Street, New Orleans
“Large variety of beer and hard seltzer. Great food. Friendly Staff. Dog friendly venue. Support this local business if you can.”
Brewery
455 North Dorgenois Street, New Orleans
“Thanks for being such a great host and awesome bar on our Bike Bar Mid-City Tour.”
Brewery · $$
2115 Decatur Street, New Orleans
“A great break from French Quarter craziness.”
Brewery · $
1160 Camp Street, New Orleans
Customers’ favorites
“We are in town visiting my husbands family and decided to stop in for a beer at courtyard brewery. Lucky for us catawampus has a brick and mortar kitchen right inside! We had the curry chicken roti roll ups and they were amazing. I never leave reviews but thought that this was just to die for! I needed to spread the word! I’m thinking of seconds!”
Coffee Shops · $
4409 Magazine Street, New Orleans
Customers’ favorites
“Riverboat Coffee is bout as good as it gets. Great coffee and even better people!”
Brewery
1401 Baronne Street, New Orleans
“Best beer in NOLA easily. Awesome vibe. Great spot!”
Brewery
2375 Tchoupitoulas Street, New Orleans
“One of the best taprooms in the city! I thoroughly enjoyed their summer crawfish collab. The way they partner with local vendors is amazing, it really helps the community support one another, stick together, and grow. They always have a great variety of beers in rotation, which is another thing I appreciate, especially with how much the craft beer industry has evolved. The selections are creative, there’s always something different to try, and most importantly, the beer is always tasty. Great beer, great collaborations, and a real sense of community. Thanks, Abita!!”
Brewery · $$
8201 Oak Street, New Orleans
“No longer Oak Brewery, Now Mexican Eatery and Lounge. excellent place to hang out, amazing food, you can find foreign beer not found at any other bar. wait for updates”
Brewery · $
4124 Tchoupitoulas Street, New Orleans
“Thanks so much for being an awesome host for our Irish Channel Bike Bar Tours.😁”
Brewery
10555 Lake Forest Boulevard Ste 3D, New Orleans
Brewery · $$
3033 Tchoupitoulas St, New Orleans
“Great place!!! Craft beers and good pizza.”
Brewery · $$
1160 Camp Street, New Orleans
“Nice lively brewery on the edge of the Garden district. Bartender was engaging and enthusiastic. Beer was very tasty. They do not offer flights. No big deal as they offer half pours. They had a kitchen offering some Mexican dishes which were delicious. Good seating areas outside. They were hosting a trivia session the night we visited. Very nice experience”
Beer Gardens
433 North Bernadotte Street, New Orleans
Customers’ favorites
“The best beer in the city offering many different styles with great seasonal and small batches. They also have some non beer options like seltzers and frozen drinks. The outdoor area is much improved as the brewery keeps investing in amenities. Trivia nights are fun too.”
Pizza · $$
3033 Tchoupitoulas St, New Orleans
Customers’ favorites
“Great place!!! Craft beers and good pizza.”
The BFFs of flavor, pizza and beer, are coming together under one roof as Louisville's beloved Parlour Pizza opens its sixth location inside the Falls City Beer taproom at 901 E. Liberty St. on Monday, January 29th. The opening celebration will kick off at 11am, featuring live music, Parlour's full menu of pizzas, and plenty of local Falls City brews on tap. This takes Parlour and Louisville's oldest brewery's longtime relationship to the next level. Falls City beers have long been featured at Parlour's five existing locations across the metro area.