Missing your favorite bar and really just wanting to go out somewhere for a drink? Well, if you're okay with going out for a drink and a bite, you're in luck. Although the bar scene that New Orleanians love remains restricted,
there are still bars in New Orleans open as restaurants and, weather permitting,
ready to host your much-needed fun. Browse through the five bars listed below
to find the perfect spot for you.
Wrong Iron on the Greenway
Wrong Iron beer garden offers a long list of different
drinks to cure your summer-heat-induced thirst. By purchasing food and
remaining socially distant while at Wrong Iron, your visit here can't go wrong.
3532
Toulouse St., wrongiron.com
Cure
Cure cocktail bar offers award-winning crafted cocktails to make your evening out
fabulous and fun (with a reservation). Along with a cocktail, your party can
enjoy delectable snacks, such as a charcuterie board, smoked trout dip, or
pimento cheese. 4905 Freret St., curenola.com
The Bulldog
The Bulldog bar offers over 60 craft beers to make your summer nights cool and
relaxed. With the perfect outdoor patio, you and your party, while being
socially distant, can still enjoy the best part of New Orleans: its beloved
nightlife. 5135 Canal Blvd. and 3236 Magazine St., draftfreak.com
Cooter
Brown's
When you head out to Cooter Brown's, your night will be
filled with a number of fun options. This adored New Orleans bar offers fresh
raw oysters to satisfy your seafood cravings, and with over 80 beers on tap,
you're destined to have a good time. 509 S. Carrollton Ave., cooterbrowns.com
Bouligny Tavern
Bouligny Tavern is welcoming back customers with open arms and
offers indoor and outdoor seating. However, in order to have fun here, "you
gotta eat," the website reads. With a menu filled with the perfect bar snacks
and small plates, it's unlikely that anyone will be complaining about having to
order food. 3641
Magazine St., boulignytavern.com
