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Website: originaldungeon.com
Phone: (504) 568-0713
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of Toulouse St and Bourbon St
Open now
- Mon 6:00 PM - 3:00 AM
738 Toulouse St New Orleans, LA 70130-2128 ·824.58 mi
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tripadvisorThe AC wasn’t working wasn’t working when we went and it was 80° and very stuffy. The decor was pretty neat. I think I was expecting themed drinks and maybe they have them but the bartender was not very friendly and rolled her eyes when I asked if they had a specialty drink.
MoreWe were recommended to go to this vampire themed bar and it was awesome! Loved the atmosphere, I wish they would let you take pictures in there but we still had a good time
MoreCreepy but cool vibe that’s definitely worth experiencing. If you like unique, interesting, creepy, ghoulish, loud heavy metal music, average drinks, nothing fancy, this is your bar. Tiny back alley type entrance leads to a small open smoking space by front door. Has a downtown stairs and upstairs. Gets crazy packed. Mostly standing room with a few barstools. Upstairs bartender yelled at a few people but people get a bit crazy. One drink and I was good. No photos or videos allowed inside.
MoreA dark dive bar down a very narrow, red lit, creepy alley. At first you think it's tiny, then you realize it's pretty deep but narrow and also has another area upstairs. It was very easy to find. It's historic, here since 1969 (lol)
MoreThe drinks were good and reasonably priced. The bartender on the first floor was great and remembered me when I went back for a quick drink a second night. Never got her name but thought I heard someone say it was Shelly. I did check out the bar upstairs but preferred the one on the first floor. There is a jukebox with a selection of classic rock, metal, and I saw some punk rock mixed in as well. The music is played extremely loud which I didn’t mind going solo but it might be too loud if you’re going with others. Definitely worth a visit
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