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French Quarter Nightlife
 
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Arnaud's Richelieu Room, 8l3 Bienville 528-9900
Live New Orleans jazz nightly from 6:30 p.m. with no coat and tie required (Arnaud's Restaurant does require coat and tie), the spot for prime New Orleans French Quarter nightlife.

Bourbon Blues Company, 441 Bourbon 566-l507
Live music every night plus a three-for-one Happy Hour from 4 p.m. until 9 p.m.

Cafe Brasil, 2100 Chartres 949-0851
An eclectic collection of various music styles can be found here. It is located in just outside the French Quarter,

Cafe Sbisa, 1011 Decatur 522-5565
Jazz pianist Steve Marz performs Fridays and Saturdays between 7:30 p.m. and l0 p.m. A jazz brunch with varying ensembles is on Sunday's between 10:30 a.m. and 3 p.m.

Checkpoint Charlie's, 501 Esplanade 947-0979
Primarily a locals hangout, one can grab a drink, listen to music, play some pool, and do their laundry all at the same time...

Chris Owens Club, 500 Bourbon 523-6400
Chris Owens delivers a dose of Las Vegas to Bourbon Street with her Latin Rhythms band commencing at 8:30 p.m. Reservations recommended.

Crescent City Brewhouse, 527 Decatur 522-0571
The original New Orleans brewpub serves fresh beers brewed on the premises, Creole cuisine and live jazz seven nights a week.

Donna's Bar and Grill, 800 N. Rampart 596-69l4
The headquarters for brass bands in New Orleans. Famed Monday night jam sessions wherein a Who's Who of local jazz luminaries join in the fun.

The Dungeon, 738 Toulouse 523-5530
To give you the general idea, the Dungeon, also known as Ye Olde Original Dungeon. Dungeon's Friday morning (1 a.m. until 4 a.m.) three-for-the-price-of-one mixed drinks.

El Matador, 504 Esplanade 569-8361
No bullfighting but plenty of the best local bands plus two-for-one Bloody Marys on Sundays. Black velvet paintings and bull horns adorn the walls.

The Famous Door, 339-341 Bourbon 522-7626
R&B and Show Dance bands perform seven nights a week.

Funky Butt at Congo Square, 7l4 N. Rampart 558-0872
Named after the theme song of jazz pioneer Buddy Bolden, this cozy club is where one might encounter the best of New Orleans' young jazz lions from Irvin Mayfield to Kermit Ruffins.

House of Blues, 225 Decatur 529-2583
Comfortable, with a reliably great line-up, this is New Orleans' ultimate venue for any kind of music. The bathroom attendants are delightful, there's lots of merchandising, the art collection is enchanting and the restaurant serves the best food to be found in any Crescent City music joint.

Le Jazz Meridien, Hotel Meridien, 614 Canal 525-6500
Elegant jazz in the elegant lobby of an elegant hotel created by French proprietors from the country where elegance was invented.

Joe's CozyCorner, l532 Ursulines 56l-92l6
Located right outside the French Quarter, Joe's features the Rebirth Brass Band every Wednesday at approximately 11 p.m., as well as live jazz on Saturday and Sunday, commencing at 7:30 p.m.

Kerry Irish Pub, 331 Decatur 527-5954
The heart and soul of Dublin in the middle of the French Quarter with Irish music seven nights a week.

Lemoyne's Landing, Riverwalk (Spanish Plaza) 524-4809
A great view of the river plus oldies, pop and dance music on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays from 1 p.m. on.

Margaritaville, ll04 Decatur 592-2560
Although owned by Jimmy Buffett, the music here is predominantly of the Louisiana variety with performances commencing daily at 2 p.m. and lasting into the evening.

O'Flaherty's,508 Toulouse 529-l3l7
Real Irish ales, lagers and stouts served in either the Ballad Room (with Irish music) or the Informer Room, where Irish dancing is on the fare Saturday nights.

Old Opera House, 601 Bourbon 522-3265
No opera but plenty of other forms of live, local music.

Palm Court Jazz Café, l204 Decatur 525-0200
Traditional jazz café in the French Quarter. Restaurant opens at 7 p.m. and music commences at 8 p.m. Wednesday through Sunday with jazz brunches on the weekends from noon until 3 p.m.

Pat O'Brien's,718 St. Peter 525-4823
If you're a tourist, you are required to visit Pat O's, order a high-velocity Hurricane and listen to the piano-players.

Patout's Restaurant, 501 Bourbon 529-4054
Cajun cuisine plus Mamou performing Saturday through Tuesday with the Recycled Cajuns on the bandstand Wednesday and Thursday.

Praline Connection Gospel and Blues Club, 907 S. Peters 523-3973
Gospel brunches are still held Sundays at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. On Friday nights, there's hip-hop at 11 p.m.

Preservation Hall, 726 St. Peter 523-8939
Traditional New Orleans place that kept the music alive. There is no bar or climate control. The music begins nightly at 8 p.m. with a line usually forming outside a half-hour before.

Razzoo's, 511 Bourbon 522-5l00
The delights include karaoke, three-for-one Happy Hours (4 p.m. until 9 p.m.), live music and a patio with natural humidity.

735 Nightclub and Bar, 735 Bourbon 581-6748
Dance music for the 2lst Century and beyond.

Shim Sham Club & Juke Joint, 6l5 Toulouse 565-5400
The French Quarter's most lounge-y lounge with live performances by such cocktail titans as Sam Butera and Hadda Brooks.

Snug Harbor, 626 Frenchmen 949-0696
The city's premier jazz club with live music seven nights a week. Ellis Marsalis is on stage most Fridays and Charmaine Neville sings most Mondays. Two shows nightly at 9 p.m. and 11 p.m.

Steak Pit Restaurant, 609 Bourbon 525-3406
"Mardi Gras All Year Long" is the motto here with live music and comedy shows plus the "Official Huge Ass Beer," which is just what tourists need.

The Storyville District, l25 Bourbon 410-1000
Three comfortable rooms and two state-of-the-art performance stages. The music is the same good local stuff that attracts people to the Jazz Festival every year. Adjacent to Brennan's Red Fish Grille on Bourbon Street.

Tipitina's French Quarter, 233 N. Peters 895-8477
The same general idea as the "real" Tipitina's, transported to the French Quarter for the benefit of tourists who imagine that "real" New Orleanians ever venture into the French Quarter. All local musicians during Happy Hours and Sunday Brunches, and zydeco on Saturdays.

 

City continues
to recover - Brad Pitt helping


New Orleans was ready for Mardi Gras just six months after Hurricane Katrina hit.

The storm spared the city's French Quarter and Garden District and major attractions such as the National D-Day Museum, Harrah's casino and Cafe du Monde have reopened.

The New Orleans Aquarium is now open.

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