Located along St. Claude Avenue, Cowpokes, is one bar on the list if you're looking out for a calm and quite evening to sip a mug or two of chilled beer. Voted the 'Neighborhood Bar of the Year' and 'Show Bar of the Year' at the Gay Appreciation Awards, it is your typical friendly country bar that caters to the gay community. With the causal atmosphere and relaxed ambiance, there is no particular dress code. Learn a dance step or two at the weekly dance sessions held here. A cool place to chill out with your buddies.
Fahy's Irish Pub features an extensive range of beer, from Guinness to other brands on tap. An unassuming place with a slow, laid-back ambiance, this bar is best suited to those looking for an uncomplicated time. If you want to do something fun besides idling away with a cool glass of beer, you can try your hand at a game of pool. And if you're bored of that, test your aim on the dart board or just punch in your favorite tracks on the jukebox and sit back and relax. Fahy's is the kind of bar where you can quietly nurse a cool glass of beer and easily kill time.
The French Quarter may be saturated with bars and clubs, but some still manage to stand out above the rest. Harry’s Corner is one of those places. This casual neighborhood bar on the quieter side of the Quarter keeps locals, regulars and in-the-know tourists coming back for the inexpensive drinks and friendly atmosphere. The fully-loaded jukebox is a keeps patrons entertained into the early hours. Don’t forget your cash when you’re headed to Harry’s. Credit cards are not accepted.
The Copper Monkey is a laid-back and lively bar and grill located just a short distance away from Bourbon Street. The bar offers an amazing selection of draft beers and absinthe cocktails alongside a modest yet delectable menu of bar snacks and hearty dishes. Apart from local favorites like jambalaya, red beans and rice, gumbo, and po-boys, the kitchen also serves succulent steaks, juicy burgers, and many other delectable bar snacks. Friendly, cheerful, and lively without being obnoxiously noisy, the Copper Monkey is a great choice for a reprieve from the rambunctious nightlife of Bourbon Street, or even a meal on its own.
Henry's Uptown Bar is a legendary bar in the area. Opened in 1900 by James Lee and Margaret Tully Lee, it is now run by their fourth generation. This vibrant watering hole with its lively bunch of locals, is a great place to hangout and enjoy happy hours. Besides their cheap drinks, you can also nosh on tasty bites from their grill. The jukebox plays some good tunes for you to tap your feet. Please bring cash along as no credit cards are accepted.
The Candlelight Lounge is the place to go if you're looking for a fun and lively night, complete with good musicand perfect drinks. Located in the Treme neighborhood within a cozy and unassuming home, this music lounge and bar showcases live classic New Orleans brass band performances every night. Dance the night away to the foot-tapping jazz tunes played by the band. The Candlelight Lounge's intimate setting, with its warm and inviting ambiance, creates a unique space where locals and visitors can share unforgettable moments, making it a true gem in the heart of New Orleans.