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MUSIC BY LOCATION
- Faubourg Marigny /
Bywater
- French Quarter
- CBD/Downtown
- Midcity
- Uptown
MUSIC BY STYLE
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Nightclubs
- Jazz
- Irish
- Coffeehouses
- Gentlemen's Clubs
MUSIC CALENDAR
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FAUBOURG MARIGNY / BYWATER
Apple Barrel Bar
609 Frenchmen St.
949-9399
When bar-hoppers get worn out by walking up and down Frenchmen Street,
they often retreat to this cozy neighborhood bar. It offers blues
or contemporary jazz acts nightly with good stiff drinks, and funky
charm.
Blue Nile
534 Frenchmen St.
948-BLUE
The music rolls out of the Blue Nile's open door every night, with
the lively funk of brass bands, the shaking pulse of reggae, or the
sensuous Latin beats of Fredy Omar, which are often accompanied by
free salsa lessons.
Buffa's Lounge
1001 Esplanade Ave.
949-0038
No cover.
The kitchen churns out greasy burgers and reasonable daily specials
(usually meat, potatoes and a salad for (about $ 6) and red beans
and rice and shrimp po- boys for five bucks a person. It is worth
knowing about if you are interested in the neighborhood's down to
earth side.
Cafe Brasil
2100 Chartres St.
949-0851
If a popular band such as the Iguanas is playing, then it's strictly
standing and dancing inside -- under cramped conditions. Tables line
the sidewalk, though, and the music pours through the open doors.
On a hot night it may be far more pleasant to hang and dance outside.
Modern jazz and experimental theater draw smaller crowds of serious
listeners who sit at comfortably spaced tables. All kinds of music
and people come to this bohemian hot spot, and it's also a popular
place to show off costumes on Mardi Gras
Checkpoint Charlie's
501 Esplanade Ave.
949-7012
This bustling corner bar draws young locals who shoot pool and listen
to blues and rock -- 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. There's also a
paperback library and a fully functioning laundromat.
d.b.a.
618 Frenchmen St.
942-3731
No cover.
A little slice of New York City comes as this southern branch of New
York's East Village hot spot. The place has a rough-and-ready feel
more typical of New Orleans bars, but the fine alcohol selection,
including a plethora of liquors, is unparalleled. Serious bands sometimes
play in the back corner.
Dragon's Den
435 Esplanade Ave.
949-1750
This most bohemian of music cafes, above a Thai restaurant, provides
pillows on the floor and hosts live music most every night.
Mimi's
2601 Royal Street
942-0690
Open very late (at least 2am but variable) every night A relatively
new bar with a very friendly local, bohemian crowd. A small but good
selection of beers is available on tap.
R Bar
1431 Royal St.
948-7499
A jukebox full of classic rock entertains this eclectic bar. A variety
of locals drift through here late at night for games of pool and swirl
atop leopard-print bar stools in an intimate but smoky environment.
Snug Harbor
626 Frenchmen St.
949-0696
This intimate club is one of the city's best for modern jazz, blues,
and R&B. It is the home base of such talent as vocalist Charmaine
Neville and pianist Ellis Marsalis (father of Wynton and Branford).
The dining room serves good local food but is best known in town for
its burgers. Note: one can listen to the band from the bar without
paying the rather high cover charge.
Spotted Cat
623 Frenchmen St.
943-3887
The Spotted Cat is right in the middle of the Frenchmen Street scene.
Solo acoustic performers play on a small, intimate stage. Late night
often finds a host of local musicians ending up there after doing
their gigs elsewhere, leading to some exciting spontaneous collaborations.
Sweet Lorraine's
1931 St. Claude Ave.
945-9654
www.SweetLorrainesJazzClub.com
"We feature the best in local, national, and international jazz
artists with blues, Latin, and New Orleans' sounds. Our plush setting
also offers late-night dining every Friday, Saturday & Sunday
featuring the "very best" in traditional New Orleans cuisine,
with a Sweet Lorraine's twist."
Thirteen
(XIII)
942-1345
517 Frenchmen St.
7 a.m. to 3 a.m.
Eclectic dining, it stays open 7 a.m. to 3 a.m. At night, the funky
Frenchmen vibe comes alive and the jukebox keeps you moving at the
Spanish cedar-wood, custom-built bar.
FRENCH
QUARTER
Bombay Club
830 Conti St. (in the Prince Conti Hotel)
586-0972
www.TheBombayClub.com
Dinner: Monday - Sunday 5:30 p.m. - 10:30 p.m.
Late Night Dining: Thursday - Saturday 10:30 p.m. - 1:30 a.m.
Live Piano Entertainment: Sunday - Thursday 8:30 p.m.
Jackets for gentlemen preferred, Dress casual accepted.
Featuring live music nightly, "we are the premiere piano bar
of the city and have been voted "best upscale bar in New Orleans."
If fine cognac were a place, this is what it would look like. Deep,
rich wood, courtyard seating, candlelight, generous cushioned chairs,
impeccable service and a sophisticated crowd make The Bombay Club
a sturdy escape to a more civilized time in the heart of the French
Quarter.
The Bombay Club also features casual late-night dining in an elegant
and sophisticated atmosphere. The menus feature food which is New
World Creole/French in style. Specialties include Fresh Local Fish
of the Day, Bar B Q Shrimp, Duck Duet, and our Bombay Filet Mignon.
The bar is well known for the best (125) martinis, single malt scotches,
ports, reserved bourbons, and premium cigars.
Chris Owens Club
500 Bourbon St.
523-6400
A famous French Quarter figure, the reluctantly aging Chris Owens
is still an energetic female dancer and entertainer with a slightly
risque act. The late Al Hirt often played here.
Crescent City Brewhouse
522-0571
527 Decatur St.
11am-2am daily
A wonderful microbrewery that providing pilsners and wheat beers.
The menu offers Louisiana standards with a seafood emphasis and there's
often live music.Conveniently located across from Jax Brewery, two
blocks from Jackson Square.
House of Blues
225 Decatur St.
529-2583
Despite its name, blues is a relatively small component in the booking
policy, which also embraces rock, jazz, country, soul, funk, world
music, and more, performed by everyone from local artists to international
touring acts. A gospel brunch is a rousing Sunday staple. In the bar
you can absorb blues history on CD-ROM and take in an assortment of
Southern folk art. The adjoining restaurant has an eclectic menu,
including vegetarian dishes and classic Southern cuisine, served in
ample portions at reasonable prices. The Parish, a smaller, more intimate
offshoot upstairs from the main house, sometimes hosts local groups.
Lafitte's Blacksmith Bar
941 Bourbon St.
522-9377
Great old comfortable, definitively French Quarter piano bar with
a classic jukebox (to entertain when the piano is silent). One of
the best pubs, and one of the oldest, with great atmosphere.
Lounge Lizards
200 Decatur St.
598-1500
Margaritaville Cafe
1104 Decatur St.
592-2565
Jimmy Buffett's devoted fans, called "parrotheads," flock
to this shrine to the singer-songwriter-author that has live music
by local and regional blues, rock, and zydeco performers afternoon
and night. Menu items such as the "Cheeseburger in Paradise"
derive from Buffett songs, and several varieties of the salt-rimmed
signature drink are served. Decor consists mainly of Buffett photos,
and the man himself does appear occasionally.
O'Flaherty's Irish Channel Pub
514 Toulouse St.
529-1317
Palm Court Jazz Cafe
1204 Decatur St.
525-0200
Perhaps the best place for traditional jazz especially if you want
to sit and eat or drink. Jazz brunch.There are decent creature comforts
here; regional cuisine is served, and you can sit at the bar and rub
elbows with local musicians. A wide selection of records, tapes, and
CDs are on sale
Preservation Hall
726 St. Peter St.
522-2841 or 523-8939
The name of this tiny club is almost synonymous with traditional jazz
in New Orleans. It's beautiful in its bare simplicity ... you come
here to hear jazz. All the greats have played here since the club
was opened by the late Allan Jaffe in 1960, and here you'll hear the
finest traditional jazz in its purest form.There is limited seating
-- many patrons end up sitting on the floor or standing in back --
and no beverages are allowed. But it is a fabulous New Orleans experience.
Tremé Music Hall
1601 Ursulines at Rampart
596-6942
Featuring jazz and brass bands. Neighborhood unsafe, take a cab.
CBD/DOWNTOWN
Circle Bar
1032 St. Charles Ave. (at Lee Circle)
588-2616
Club 360
2 Canal St 33rd Fl
595-8900
Mon-Wed 11am-12am
Thu-Fri 11am-4am
Sat-Sun 12pm-4am
The world's largest revolving lounge on the 33rd floor of the World
Trade Center, this circular bar has expansive glass windows for viewing
the city.
Howlin' Wolf
828 S. Peters St.
529-5844
A former grain and cotton warehouse holds a club that's popular with
locals. A mix of alternative rock, hip-hop, Latin music, and progressive
country fills the schedule. Visiting musicians often hang out and
may sit in.
Lucy's Retired Surfers Bar & Restaurant
701 Tchoupitoulas St.
523-8995
Lucy's oddly doubles as a California-inspired eating spot for many
young professionals during the day and as a hangout for the same group
of people during the evening. Visit this tiki bar at night to chow
on chips and salsa and sip cerveza.
Lion's Den
2655 Gravier St.
821-3745
Miss Irma Thomas' club, it's only open when she's performing.
Mermaid Lounge
1102 Constance St.
524-4747
This funky but chic hangout under the overpass to the Mississippi
River Bridge presents a wide variety of acts, including local rock,
funk, brass bands, and classic country. It is not easy to find this
place: take Tchoupitoulas Street away from the French Quarter; as
you approach the overpass, jag right onto Annunciation and turn right
on John Churchill Chase. The club is a block ahead on the left.
Michaul's Live Cajun Music Restaurant
840 St. Charles Ave.
522-5517
Spacious and homey, Michaul's has a huge dance floor on which patient
teachers give free Cajun dance lessons until around 11 PM nightly
except Sunday, mostly to visitors, though locals check it out from
time to time. The Cajun food is authentic if not inventive.
Pete Fountain's
2 Poydras St.
523-4374 or 561-0500
The renowned Dixieland clarinetist plays on a sporadic schedule in
this plush club on the third floor of the Hilton. Be sure to call
ahead, and wear your good duds.
Twi
Ro Pa Mills
1544
Tchoupitoulas St. (420 Orange St.)
587-3777
hot new club
Warehouse Cafe
1179 Annunciation Street
586-1282
Corner of Calliope, right under the bridge approach. Great little
place. Alternative rock/jazz/funk bands. Safe parking next door.
MID-CITY
Mid-City Bowling Lanes Rock 'n' Bowl
4133 S. Carrollton Ave.
482-3133
The saying "Only in New Orleans" applies to this combination
bowling alley- music club near Uptown, in Mid-City. Dancers may spill
over into the lanes when a favorite band such as zydeco legend Boozoo
Chavis takes the stage. Blues, R&B, rock, swing, and Cajun music
are all presented. Thursdays are zydeco nights, bringing the best
musicians in from rural Louisiana.
UPTOWN
Carrollton Station
8140 Willow St.
865-9190
Small bar & music club; R&B, blues and acoustic acts, no cover,
great beer selection in general.
Dos Jefes Uptown Cigar Bar
5535 Tchoupitoulas St.
891-8500
Maple Leaf
8316 Oak St.
866-9359
An absolute institution, the Maple Leaf presses middle-school science
teachers together with the latest crop from Tulane University, meanwhile
accommodating everything in between. Down-home and funky, with pressed-tin
walls and overworked ceiling fans, this atmospheric place hosts blues,
zydeco, R&B, and more. The Rebirth Brass Band has held court here
every Tuesday night for the past 15 years; the gig is an essential
part of many locals' social routines. There's a romantic, tropical
patio out back, and the sidewalk out front is often filled with locals
in the know. Poetry readings are held on Sunday at 3 PM. Although
the club is only a few blocks from the Oak and Carrollton streetcar
stop, it's best to take a cab.
Muddy Water's
8301 Oak Street
866-717
Featuring local music, including regular gigs by George Porter Jr.
and Runnin' Pardners, and Cyril Neville & the Uptown All-Stars.
Located across the street and about half a block from the Maple Leaf.
Red Room
2040 St. Charles Ave.
528-9759
Many New Orleanians remember the Restaurant de la Tour Eiffel, which
was in a St. Charles Avenue building constructed from metalwork that
originally housed the restaurant on the deuxième etage of the
Eiffel Tower. Years later, this unique structure was converted to
the oh-so-swank Red Room. Live music is played nightly in the octagonal
main dining room; piano music begins at 6:30 PM, followed by main-stage
acts at 8 PM. Swing, salsa, and tango dance nights are frequent here.
Arrive early for contemporary cuisine: steaks, fish, and chops come
with ambitious sauces. Dress nicely: T-shirts, jeans, shorts, and
tennis shoes are not allowed. Valet parking is available, although
the club is on the streetcar line.
Rendon Inn
4501 Eve Street
Popular with the Uptown college (Tulane students).
Tipitina's
501 Napoleon Ave.
897-3943
The original Tip's was founded in the mid-1970s as the home base for
Professor Longhair, the pioneering rhythm-and-blues pianist and singer
who died in 1980; the club takes its name from one of his most popular
songs. As the multitude of concert posters on the walls indicates,
Tip's hosts a wide variety of local and global acts. For about a decade
Bruce Daigrepont has played a weekly Cajun dance on Sunday 5 PM-9
PM; free red beans and rice are served.
MUSIC BY STYLE
Nightclubs
America's Spirits Sports Bar Highway 59, Abita Springs. (985) 898-0557.
No cover.
Andrea's Restaurant 3100 19th St., Metairie. 834-8583.
Andrew Jaeger's 301 Decatur St., 522-4964. Sun-Mon.
Apple Barrel Bar 609 Frenchmen St., 949-9399
Bada Bing's 3515 Hessmer Ave., Metairie. 454-1120
Bally's Casino 1 Stars & Stripes Blvd. (next to Lakefront Airport),
248-3200
Banks Street Bar & Grill 4401 Banks St., 486-0258 No cover.
The Bayou Bar 2031 St. Charles Ave., 524-0581
The Bengal 4612 Quincy St., Metairie. 456-0986
Blue Moon Tavern 115 Focis St., Metairie. 831-6725
The Blue Nile 534 Frenchmen St., 948-BLUE.
Bogey's Ramada Inn 798 East I-10 Service Road, Slidell. 643-9960
Bombay Club 830 Conti St., in the Prince Conti Hotel. 586-0972
Boomerang's (formerly Pewee's) 14516 River Road, Destrehan. (985)764-8480
Boomtown Casino 4132 Peters Road, Harvey. 366-7711
Buffa's Lounge 1001 Esplanade Ave., 949-0038 No cover.
Byblos Restaurant 3218 Magazine St., 894-1233. Sisters of Salome belly
dancing, 8 Thurs.
Cafe Negril 606 Frenchmen St., 944-4744
Cafe Sbisa 1011 Decatur St., 522-5565
Callahan's 3213 Kingman St., Metairie. 782-8656 or 888-9898
Canal Bus Stop 2828 Canal St. 822-2011
Carrollton Station 8140 Willow St., 865-9190
Chateau Pub 3535 Chateau Blvd., Kenner. 466-7272
Checkpoint Charlie 501 Esplanade Ave., 949-7012
Circle Bar 1032 St. Charles Ave. (at Lee Circle), 588-2616
Club 360 2 Canal St 33rd Fl 595-8900
Mon-Wed 11am-12am Thu-Sun 11am-4am
Crescent City Brewhouse 527 Decatur St.,
522-0571
Critic's Choice 4725 Quincy St., Metairie. 887-9809
Daiquri Bay Cafe 1001 Veterans Blvd., Metairie. 838-2282
Daiquiri Depot 124 Main St., Covington. (985) 893-7305
Daiquiri Island 7910 Earhart Blvd., 866-9711 or 488-6668.
d.b.a. 618 Frenchmen St., 942-3731
Deck Bar & Grill 1715 Jefferson Highway, 830-0104
Delachaise 3442 St. Charles Ave., 895-0895. Ali Lefevre featuring
Josh Paxton
on piano, 8 Sun. No cover.
Delta Blues Grill 542 S. Jefferson Davis Parkway, 822-0358
Desi Romano's Sports Bar 3004 Paris Road, Chalmette. 277-3735
The Dock 1926 West End Park, 284-Dock
Dos Jefes Uptown Cigar Bar 5535 Tchoupitoulas St., 891-8500
Dragon's Den Social Aid & Pleasure Club at Siam Cafe 435 Esplanade
Ave., 949-
1750 open mike poetry, 8 Tues
E&J Paradise II 636 Franklin St., Gretna. 363-4800
Fiorellas 1136 Decatur St., 528-9655
Fireman's Hall 307 4th St., Westwego. 347-1774 Jamaican dance lessons
with Jake
Chimento, 7 Tues.
544 Club 544 Bourbon St., 568-9127
Frank's Lounge 10206 Jefferson Highway, Jefferson. 737-9044. No cover.
Funky Pirate 727 Bourbon St., 523-1960
Gerry's Place 1096 Behrman Highway, Gretna. 391-9285
Hammerhead's Bar & Grill 1300 N. Causeway Blvd., Metairie. 834-6474
No cover.
Hank's Peyton Place 1351 E. St. Bernard Highway, Chalmette. 277-9843
Harrah's New Orleans Casino 512 S. Peters St., 533-6000 No cover.
Harrah's Earl Turner Theatre 512 S. Peters St., 533-6000
Hi-Ho Lounge 2239 St. Claude Ave., 947-9344
House of Blues 225 Decatur St., 529-2624Howlin' Wolf 828 S. Peters
St., 529-5844
Jaeger's Seafood Beer Garden 1928 West End Park, 283-7074
Katz Lounge 308 E. Judge Perez Drive, Chalmette. 277-8625
Kerry Irish Pub 331 Decatur St., 527-5954
Krazy Korner 640 Bourbon St., 524-3157
Le Moyne's Landing Spanish Plaza at The Riverwalk, 524-4809
Le Pavillon Hotel , 833 Poydras St. 581-3111. Barbara Lane on piano,
6 Fri-Sat and Tues-Thurs.
Lamplighter Lounge 908 Veterans Blvd., 832-9909
Leona's Bar 2839 Palmyra St., 821-3457
Loa Bar 221 Camp St., 200-6514
Loft 523 523 Gravier St., 200-6532
Lounge Lizards 200 Decatur St., 598-1500
Lucy's Retired Surfers Bar & Restaurant 701 Tchoupitoulas St.
523-8995
Maple Leaf Bar 8316 Oak St., 866-9359
Margaritaville Cafe 1104 Decatur St., 592-2565
The Max 2501 N. Woodlawn Ave., Metairie. 885-1677
Mermaid Lounge 1100 Constance St., 524-4747
Mid-City Lanes Rock 'N' Bowl 4133 S. Carrollton Ave., 482-3133
Mo's Chalet 3201 Houma Blvd., Metairie. 780-2961
Mona Lisa Lounge 439 Laroussini St., Westwego, 341-7097 No cover.
Mudbugs Saloon 2504 Old Spanish Trail, Slidell. (985) 781-1454
O'Flaherty's Irish Channel Pub 514 Toulouse St., 529-1317
Old Opera House 601 Bourbon St., 522-3265
Old Point Bar 545 Patterson St., Algiers Point. 364-0950.
Old Scorpio 5213 4th St., Marrero. 347-5961
One Eyed Jack's 615 Toulouse St., 569-8361
Patio 79 7979 Earhart Blvd., 486-7225
Player's Sports Bar 3124 Loyola, Kenner. 466-3382
R&B Club 617 Bourbon St., 523-7588
Rivershack Tavern 3449 River Road, Jefferson. 834-4938. No cover.
Rosie's Tavern 22067 Highway 59, Abita Springs. (985) 809-0454
Ruby's Roadhouse 840 Lamarque St., Mandeville. (985) 626-9748
St. Roch Tavern 1200 St. Roch., Ave. 945-0194
Salvatore Ristorante 3226 N. Arnoult Road, Metairie. 455-2433
Seahorse Saloon 1648 Gentilly Blvd., 948-7050. Solid Senders, 10 Wed.
No cover.
Shiloh 4529 Tchoupitoulas St., 895-1456
Sidney's 1674 Barataria Blvd., Marrero. 341-0103
Smoke-N-Blues BBQ 1768 Front St., Slidell. (985) 643-6463
Snapper John's 509 S. Tyler St., Covington. (985) 892-9592. Open mike,
8:30 Wed.
Southport Hall 200 Monticello Ave., Jefferson, 835-2903
Spotted Cat 623 Frenchmen St. 943-3887
Steak Pit 609 Bourbon St., 525-3406
Stevie Ray's 104 4th St., Westwego. 340-9670
Sun Ray Grill of New Orleans 1051 Annunciation St., 566-0021
T Rivers 1999 Main St., Madisonville. 845-1711
Tipitina's 501 Napoleon Ave. at Tchoupitoulas, 895-8477
Treasure Chest Casino Williams Boulevard at Lake Pontchartrain, Kenner.
443-8000
Treasure Isle Tavern 5746 Hayne Blvd., 241-9796
Tricou House 711 Bourbon St., 525-8379
Tropical Isle Bourbon 721 Bourbon St., first floor, 529-4109. No cover.
Tropical Isle's Original Papa Joe's Beach Club 600 Bourbon St., 529-1728.
Tropical Isle Toulouse 738 Toulouse St., 525-1689 No cover.
True Brew Cafe & Bar 200 Julia St., 524-8441
The Turtle Lounge 8001 Karen St., Metairie. 738-2063 No cover.
Twi Ro Pa Mills 1544 Tchoupitoulas St. (420 Orange St.), 587-3777
Vesper's Bar & Grill 1414 Veterans Blvd., Metairie. 833-0050
Wahoo's Marina Bar 6301 Paris Road, Chalmette. 270-8000
Ye Olde College Inn 3016 S. Carrollton Ave., 866-3683
Zachary's 8400 Oak Street. 865-1559. Jazz brunch 11:30 a.m. Sun.
Zeppelin's 3712 Hessmer Ave., Metairie. 889-0955
JAZZ
Arnaud's Jazz Bistro 813 Bienville St. (corner of Bourbon Street),
523-2847
Columns Hotel 3811 St. Charles Ave., 899-9308. Sunday Jazz Brunch,
11 a.m. Sun
Court of Two Sisters 613 Royal St., 522-7261
Donna's Bar & Grill 800 N. Rampart St., 596-6914
Fairmont Court 123 Baronne St., 529-7111. No cover.
French Quarter Bar Ritz-Carlton Hotel, 921 Canal St., 524-1331
Fritzel's 733 Bourbon St., 561-0432.
Funky Butt at Congo Square 714 N. Rampart St., 558-0872
Hedges Bar & Grill Wyndham Hotel Metairie, 4 Galleria Blvd. 620-9412.
"Sunday Jazz Brunch" 11 a.m. Sun.
Hotel Inter-Continental 444 St. Charles Ave., 525-5566. Sunday Champagne
Jazz Brunch
The Jazz Parlor at Storyville 125 Bourbon St., 410-1000
Le Salon (Windsor Court Hotel) 300 Gravier St., 596-4773
Mandalay Jazz Cafe 1934 Madison St., Mandeville. (985) 727-7230
The Market Cafe 1000 Decatur St. 527-5000
Palm Court Jazz Cafe
1204 Decatur St.
525-0200
Perhaps the best place for traditional jazz especially if you want
to sit and eat or drink. Jazz brunch.There are decent creature comforts
here; regional cuisine is served, and you can sit at the bar and rub
elbows with local musicians. A wide selection of records, tapes, and
CDs are on sale
Preservation Hall
726 St. Peter St.
522-2841 or 523-8939
The name of this tiny club is almost synonymous with traditional jazz
in New Orleans. It's beautiful in its bare simplicity ... you come
here to hear jazz. All the greats have played here since the club
was opened by the late Allan Jaffe in 1960, and here you'll hear the
finest traditional jazz in its purest form.There is limited seating
-- many patrons end up sitting on the floor or standing in back --
and no beverages are allowed. But it is a fabulous New Orleans experience.
Preservation Hall 726 St. Peter St., 522-2841 or 523-8939
Royal St. Charles 135 St. Charles Ave., 587-3700.
Showcase Uptown Supper & Jazz Club 1700 Louisiana Ave., 945-5612.
Snug Harbor
626 Frenchmen St.
949-0696
This intimate club just outside the Quarter is one of the city's best
rooms for soaking up modern jazz, blues, and R&B. It is the home
base of such esteemed talent as vocalist Charmaine Neville and pianist-patriarch
Ellis Marsalis (father of Wynton and Branford). The dining room serves
good local food but is best known in town for its burgers. Note: one
can listen to the band from the bar without paying the rather high
cover charge.
Steak Knife 888 Harrison Ave., 488-8981. No cover.
Steamboat Natchez Toulouse Street Wharf at Jax Brewery. 586-8777.
Dinner Jazz cruise, Fri-Thurs.
Sweet Lorraine's 1931 St. Claude Ave., 945-9654. Jazz and poetry night,
9 Tues.
Vaughan's 4229 Dauphine St., 947-5562.CAJUN
Cajun Bistro 501 Bourbon St., 529-4256.
Cajun Cabin 503 Bourbon St., 529-4256.
Four Columns 3711 West Bank Expressway, Harvey. 340-4109.
Michaul's on St. Charles 840 St. Charles Ave., 522-5517.
Mulate's 201 Julia St., 522-1492.
IRISH
O'Flaherty's Irish Channel Pub
514 Toulouse Street, French Quarter.
529-1317
Owned and operated by musician Danny O'Flaherty, grand-nephew of the
great Irish writer Liam O'Flaherty. Great spirit. Two bars, and live
music mos nights. The best for Irish and Celtic culture in New Orleans,
with appearances by touring acts and events sponsored by the local
shapter of Comhaltas Ceoltoiri Eireann, the Irish Traditional Musicians'
Society.
Kerry Irish Pub
331 Decatur St., French Quarter
527-5954
Traditional Irish music, as well as folk, jazz and blues.
COFFEEHOUSES
Espresso Yourself 3608 DeLaRonde Drive, Chalmette. 271-0380.
Neutral Ground Coffee House 5110 Danneel St., 891-3381.
GENTLEMEN'S CLUBS
Larry Flynt's Hustler Club
225 Bourbon St.
524-0010
Lots of G-strings in this adult entertainment multiplex. All you'd
expect from a Bourbon Street gentlemen‚s club, but a bit classier
than most.
Gold Club
727 Iberville St.
524-4354
Four stages, strobe lights, and music. The annual G-String Awards
held just after Mardi Gras bring in top talent from all over to compete
for the Golden G- String.
Bottom Line
2101 N. Claiborne Ave.
944-9600
The Bottom Line has gotten risque lately, with exotic dancers entertaining
the crowds on Mondays and Wednesdays. To keep the club from turning
into one big bachelor party, ladies get in free 'til midnight on Mondays.
Drink specials on Thursdays and live music on Fridays.
Rick's Cabaret New Orleans
315 Bourbon Street
New Orleans, LA 70130
524-4222
www.ricks.com
Quality and quantity! Check out the upstairs cabaret for special shows.
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