fantastic! Truthfully we could have done better at Burger King Actually the fish was good from a guy who eats at Chez Panisse routinely, Interesting place for Brunch in The Bywater. However bar seats are first come first serve and also (pro tip) the Monday before...the weekend, check Open Table after 3-4pm and spots may open.

I wish I could have seen all of the songs like a normal drag show. I had a small space at the rear. We hope to see you again soon! Hurricane is on point as well as the live band. And as before, the raw bar game is on point here, so check out the oysters and crudos. The crudo studded with pistachios and laces with satsuma is highly recommended, and the same goes for the homemade pappardelle with spicy sausage ragu and ribbons of basil. The staff was rude , behaved horribly and were ill mannered .. This location of the popular locally owned Dat Dog is full of colorful folk art and creative dogs, while also featuring upstairs balcony seating and strong cocktails. Staff is great too! There are also private pews with peekaboo curtains if canoodling commences.
You’ve gotta love Mimi’s motto: “Two blocks from the river, three sheets to the wind”. Overall an excellent rest stop on the highway of life.

I suggest you make a reservation, you will be closer to the band I'm pretty certain. I suggest you make a reservation, you will be closer to the band I'm pretty certain. The way the seating is set up, there are a few different rooms with groups of people. Trouvez sur une carte et appelez pour réserver une table.

Enjoy Gagosian Gallery and visit this restaurant. Vous pouvez explorer les informations sur le menu et vérifier les prix de Club Marigny en suivant le lien ci-dessous. I have dined here a few times before but always sat on the front porch, which was very nice. The evening we went was the weekend before Christmas and just happened to be quiet inside the restaurant - unlike the rest of NOLA. If you want to try French dishes, get your chance and come to Club Marigny. Order the mostly small plates menu in the rectory bar, with its Gothic vibe or dine in the lovely courtyard. Across from the new boutique Hotel Peter and Paul, Who Dat a fine locals’ joint for breakfast and lunch. Lots of fun. Also, a lot of the crowd is straight - bachelorette parties/birthday parties. The Marigny’s chic corner bistro The Franklin is back, and it’s returned with the elegant and intimate atmosphere, reliable bar program, and French-inspired menu that previously made it a neighborhood favorite. Dec. 28th. Which is why Marie’s Bar & Kitchen is such a gem.

The Elysian Bar’s French-meets-Southern menu is fetching indeed, with the likes of chicken liver toast with stone fruit mostarda, smoked fish (always Gulf, always fresh), confit chicken leg, and hanger steak with smoked potatoes.
Run by chef Tres Barnard and his partner Gracie Goodrich, this Friday through Sunday cash only pop up is also - wait for it - open until midnight! Came in, a lady told us to seat outside. Wife and I thoroughly enjoyed our evening here - a quiet and romantic restaurant a stones throw from busy champs-elysee set in a lovely little park. I wish there had been a few more options. Are you sure you want to delete this question?

For a dollar extra, add a cupcake to breakfast or lunch: A bonus that only a fool would refuse. We were here to enjoy the music and arrived at just the perfect time. Bookings are closed more than 6 months in advance, however if you are a smaller group, the bar is first come, first served and seats about 20 people! A hidden gem right next door to Treasure Tattoo. Anyways, I had really high expectations going into brunch and was a little let down to be honest. This is a great place to catch live jazz and we will...be coming back.More, We went for the Jazz Brunch.

And I got the frilled Gulf Fish which was delicious.

Three Muses has seating for only a fortunate few, so expect a wait. When I say loud I mean dance club, harm to your ears loud.

I went for Drag Brunch and I 10/10 recommend! Many people love...More, We went here for brunch on Sunday - big mistake. As always, this map is not listed by ranking. Truthfully we could have done better at Burger King Actually the fish was good from a guy who eats at Chez Panisse routinelyMore, Thank you for sharing your experience with us.

The fabulous service demonstrates a high level of quality at this place.

For dessert, try the rum- and espresso-soaked tiramisu. Keep expectations realistic to appreciate this neighborhood gem, which is especially popular for jazz brunch on Sunday. I have dined here a few times before but always sat on the front porch, which was very nice.

You usually need to make reservations far in advance for brunch, or get there early and sit at the bar. If it’s a special, don’t miss the tender apple cider glazed pork chop, just perfect. The show is free but you should take $1 bills to tip your performers (or they can break the bills for you before the show). We also enjoyed that conversation. Location, service and food was phenomenal. You do not need a reservation but can prepay for a dinner package on their website if you would like to guarantee a table close to the stage. More times than not, you will enter! Top 10 Jazz Clubs & Bars in Marigny: See reviews and photos of Jazz Clubs & Bars in Marigny, New Orleans (Louisiana) on Tripadvisor. I want to see the musicians play. Even my husband got up and danced for a bit. the weekend, check Open Table after 3-4pm and spots may open. Appetizers rule at this intimate Frenchmen Street bistro and live music venue, with its tapas style menu and specialties like deviled yard egg with cracklins, crawfish tamale, and lamb sliders slathered with goat cheese.

The food was excellent and we thanks the chef for this. The entertainment was over the top. We strive to provide a wonderful experience for all of our guests and we are disappointed this was not your experience. If you are a resident of another country or region, please select the appropriate version of Tripadvisor for your country or region in the drop-down menu.