Theres a Buffalo Wild Wings near you at 4150 General Degaulle Drive, New Orleans, LA. Were your local sports bar and restaurant serving award-winning Buffalo, boneless, and bone-in chicken wings with 26 signature sauces and dry rubs. Enjoy burgers, wraps, sandwiches, and shareables perfect for lunch, dinner, late-night bites, or game day. Order dine-in, takeout, curbside pickup, or delivery. Catering available for parties, corporate events, and celebrations. Stop by with family, friends, or co-workers to catch live sports on our many big screens, enjoy happy hour specials, or grab a cold beer with your wings.
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Great New Orleans food with a neighborhood feel. We have a very diverse menu that has something for every group or family member. Specialty drinks are a fantastic addition to any meal. Happy hour Tuesday through Saturday from 3:00 to 6:00. Come by and join our Katie's family!!
Antoine's has been a staple in New Orleans dining for more than 160 years. The relatively recent addition of the Hermes Bar at Antoine's Restaurant gives patrons a new reason to visit an old favorite. The warm sophisticated atmosphere features bow tie clad bartenders pouring classy concoctions. Visitors can make a stop at Hermes for a refreshing drink before a fine Antoine's dinner or make a meal out of the small plates, appetizers, and soups available on the limited Hermes menu.
This contemporary bistro located Uptown offers upscale yet comfortable dining. The decor is minimal with neutral colored walls and ceiling fans above the bentwood chairs and white linen tablecloths. The easy, sophisticated charm is a favorite with professional and business types from nearby uptown neighborhoods. Dishes are imaginative twists on New Orleans favorites. Specialties include the fresh sautéed fish in cream sauce flavored with craw fish stock and fried oysters matched with Brie. The cozy bar is known for its single-malt scotch selection.
This live music club is one of the only Bourbon Street bars to feature origional music from local musicians. The bands emanate the raw, dirty and soulful feeling of the Blues every night of the week. Krazy Korner itself lacks any distinguishing characteristics—it is simply a long, narrow room with brick walls and low ceilings, but the vibe from the musicians inside draws crowds of music afficienados of all ages. There is no cover charge and the drinks are reasonably priced for Bourbon Street. It is open from Monday to Friday at 5pm and Saturday and Sunday at 2pm.
While the spotlight often shines on the clubs of the French Quarter, there are other hidden gems where good times and exceptional music abound. A mix of funk and fun defines the atmosphere of this club, which stands out as a favorite for those who love to dance. Revelers choose their spots and then let loose to the irresistible rhythms of blues, zydeco, and R&B. While the French Quarter is iconic, this off-the-beaten-path destination proves that the city's soulful beats extend well beyond its famous heart.
Lafitte's Blacksmith Shop Bar is (as its name implies) located in a former blacksmith's shop and safe house for smugglers during the 1800s. It boasts of having survived the fire that burned down the French Quarter in the late 1800s and being the oldest building to house a bar in the United States. In the back of the bar, a musician plays a grand piano and croons through drunken sing-a-longs like Piano Man and You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling. The bar has reasonably priced drinks compared to many of its Bourbon Street counterparts and is the best bet on Bourbon Street if your feet are tired from walking and you have had your fill of raucous mayhem.
Although the Louisiana oysters are the undisputed stars here, the Royal House Oyster Bar is a great choice for all things seafood. Served freshly shucked on the half shell, chargrilled, fried or baked, with a variety of toppings including spinach, parmesan butter cheese and seafood stuffing, the oysters at the Royal House are always fresh, plump and juicy. Other dishes on offer include shrimp and grits, crawfish ravioli, jambalaya, pecan-crusted mahi mahi, and fried alligator. Whether you choose to enjoy the view from the balcony or sample some oysters at the bar, the Royal House is sure to charm you with its classic New Orleans feel and delicious fare.
