Hours
| Tuesday | 11 AM–3 AM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–3 AM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–3 AM |
| Friday | 11 AM–3 AM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–3 AM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–3 AM |
| Monday | 11 AM–3 AM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 116 Baronne St, New Orleans, LA 70112
Phone: (504) 566-0055
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Reviews
Unfortunately the food was sub par. I ordered chicken tenders and onion rings. The onion rings were fine, nothing special, but the chicken was thin and dry. The ranch was a little watery and thin so it didn’t help much in assisting to the chicken dryness or the flavor. I had honey mustard with my onion rings and that was good.
The poppers were good. Hard to mess those up frozen from a bag, but again, thin ranch.
Hubby ordered the burger. First time out the bun was solid rock. He literally hit it against the bar to show me how hard it was. It knocked. Burger was under done and he has no problem with a rare burger or steak, so for him to say it was under done that’s saying somthing.
The bar tender was quick to have the kitchen make him a new burger when he checked on us. He was very attentive the whole time, so we didn’t have to flag him down or even ask for a new burger. He explained they were training new kitchen staff. We understand a learning curve with that process. It was disappointing to have our first un amazing meal in NOLA. On top of that we both ended up with upset stomachs that night into the morning. It’s our last day here in NOLA, so I’m hoping our stomachs settle and we can enjoy the rest of today.
I then ordered a cheeseburger, thinking that it would be quick and easy to prepare so we could leave the gas chamber. Boy, was I wrong. About 10 minutes into the wait, the bartender, who was very nice, informed us that they were out of hamburger buns, and instead were going to have to use French bread. It wasn’t a big deal, but 10 minutes turned into 20, then into 30, until I was finally served the worst cheeseburger in New Orleans, possibly in the entire United States. It was like biting into a greasy eraser. It was so inedible that I spit out the first bite and just ate the bread, and the included fries were not much better. This honestly kind of ruined the rest of the day for me, as the reviews online looked good enough for us to try. Rest assured, I will never be returning.
Stopped by to grab something quick to go. Bartender was really nice and friendly. Food came out fast. Catfit po’boy was tasty, fried Oysters were fresh. My belly was happy!
Affordable too and this seems to be really popular among locals so that’s a good sign.
Everything else was just kinda average. They were out of gumbo so can’t judge on that but the chicken and boudain was kinda blah. Fun local dive bar though.