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Where is the Best Lounge in New Orleans, Louisiana?

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Where is the Best Lounge in New Orleans, Louisiana?

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Obriens is an awesome place to go while in New Orleans! Not only do they serve more alcohol per square foot than any other bar in the USA, …

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Plush, dark, goth – like a lot of tiny bars in the quarter, but clean with friendly bartenders. Lambic is on tap here, and while there’s n…

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I love the atmosphere. I also like that hip hop and R&B music are played. My only complaint is where are all the people. If it isn’t Essence, Bayou Classic, or Mardi Gras there’s hardly any body in there. Where is everybody? Maybe I just don’t know “the night to go”.

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my friend and i visited the bombay club when we were staying at the prince conti hotel during our spring break trip. we had a truly great experience. i ordered the fish and chips and was not disappointed. they have a really extensive martini selection and our bartender was great and recommended drinks for us even though we werent even sitting at the bar. ( and he didnt just recommend the 12 dollar martinis either) i would have to recommend this restaurant for anyone who just wants a low key dinner in a nice quiet place with a wonderful courtyard as well. Pros + nice bar area with a wide selectionCons – a little pricey.

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I’ve been to New Orleans twice, and have gone to the Spotted Cat at least 5 different nights during those trips. I was looking specifically for a gritty, non-touristy, true New Orleans jazz scene, and a local told me about the Frenchman Street area in the Faubourg Marigny. Snug Harbor is impressive, but the Spotted Cat is easily the crown jewel of this gritty, Bohemian, neat little pocket of Old New Orleans. This place sells itself as you wander down from the French Quarter, with jazz spilling out of the doorway onto the streets. From it’s old cracked cement floors, ceiling fans, cozy bar area, and small stage, this place has tons of character and draws you in immediately. It’s exactly what you’ve been looking for.The Jazz Vipers play here frequently and are a must see. They’re a seven piece jazz group that brings back beautiful old swing music with a clever sax player, a very talented old trumpeter, each of whom adds crooning vocals to their sets. Chat with them over a beer b

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