Bourbon Street Drinkery

Being in New Orleans you have a lot of different expectations, you fantasize about dancing in the streets and hearing live music by incredible hidden talents of Nola. The Drinkery is the perfect representation of kind, confident, and friendly staff that will treat you with respect and will see you as a new friend in their life journey. Thank you for making me feel welcome and safe.

Bourbon street drinkery I had beer I had a Peanut butter Milk Porter and I had Holy Roller Ipa New Orleans La.
It was live music the musician name is Sawana Rice I tipped she was good.The bartender name is Jeff he is Filipino like apparently there is not much Filipino people in New Orleans.
It's going to be Thanksgiving so there might not be much open.Security was cool.

Only place that seemed interesting to stop in for music that didn't have drunk or high people loitering around it. Great music!

They could add some non alcoholic options besides O'Doul's. Heineken's 0 option is good. Or, add some Abita root beer or other Abita colas.

Popped in to one of our favorites when in New Orleans. You can always expect great music , tasty drinks and phenomenal staff . This is a must stop in New Orleans for us . Seating is available at the front bar where there's a live band , upstairs where you can find another bar and seating with couches and recliners as well as balcony seating where you can throw beads , or just people watch . Check em for sure on your next visit!

I love the drinks here. The bartender made them just right they weren't sweet alcohol wasn't too much. It was amazing to just sit there and listen to live music.

This is a small, intimate bar with live music where you can still have a conversation. The drinks were so good we went back 3 times while in town! The staff was friendly and the bouncer at the door remembered us upon return the second day. Definitely recommend for a to go drink or for a spot to sit and relax throughout the day.

One of the nicer nightclubs on Bourbon St. They waive the cover if you buy drinks. That keeps the club less crowded than others. Second floor has lots of nice furniture, and of course a big balcony, perfect to enjoy the passing by crowd on Bourbon st, and participate in the tradition of throwing beads.

Music is load, drinks are decently priced and not watered down like other nearby places.

Once a beautiful three-story home is now an\ successful event venue that serves an excellent old fashioned!

If booze isn't your preference, they have well over 20 craft beers to choose from. If sitting outside is your preference, they have plenty of comfortable seating in the private courtyard out back. From what I can tell, they take pride in what they do and on a street that serves plenty of mediocre drinks, you won't find anything mediocre here.
Cheers!

This was actually our favorite bar on the trip. Great live music, and great ambiance! We stopped here on our first night, checking out Bourbon Street. When continuing on down Bourbon, we quickly realized that street wasn't what we came for. But we returned to Bourbon Street Drinkery on our last night before departing. A gem in the rough, and surprisingly not too crowded. Blackened Voodoo on draught!

Ambiance was nice with old school classic rock to new age indie rock. The drinks are wildly priced. $17 for a hurricane?!

Service was quick and bar tenders were alert to new people coming to the bar.