4. The Irish House
1432 Saint Charles Ave (at Melpomene Ave.), New Orleans, LA
Irish Pub · Central City - Garden · 67 tips and reviews
Deanna Rose: Had the wonderful opportunity to experience "the kitchen table" it was a GREAT night! Chef Sous chef, servers, bartender all shared a wealth of fun and tasty culinary information and local history.
Food Network: Brunch starts at 7am on weekends, giving early risers dibs on the Full Irish Breakfast of black and white puddings, rashers, eggs, baked beans, hash browns, mushrooms and toast. Via CityEats.com Read more.
Eater: The setting is comfortable enough for a couple pints after work, while the menu combines pub staples as well as more innovative, sophisticated dishes. [Eater 38 Member]
7. Royal House Oyster Bar
8.1
441 Royal St (at St. Louis St), New Orleans, LA
Cajun and Creole Restaurant · French Quarter · 237 tips and reviews
Christine Jennings: Great atmosphere, dynamite servers and delicious corn & crab bisque for starters
Dens: This should the first things you do on your first morning in New Orleans... a dozen charbroiled oysters & killer Bloody Mary. Ask for the vodka at end of the bar that's been been bathing in olives
J Crowley: The charbroiled oysters will blow your mind! Cooked in butter, parm, and garlic - they're way better than the raw ones. Pro tip: order an extra side of garlic bread to sop up the sauce!
Dob: It is really an amazing place. All is music... And of real quality... And the food which these bright people recommend is worth tasting. A must to be visited...
Ellen DeGeneres: I heard my friend Barbara Menendez's band play here. They're called "The Help" and they are amazing.
VH1: One really cool thing about this location is that sections of the building’s structure dates back to 1890, where it was used as a trading post, warehouse, and shoe factory. – Team Live Nation