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Denis:

Well, the best ones are always away from the tourists. ;)

Dos Jefes on Tchoupitoulas is good. They usually have a band there and 
if it's too loud you can go outside on their covered concrete porch. 
Also a good place to go if you enjoy cigars - inside is a cigar bar 
complete with humidor. :) They also pull a pretty good Guinness, though 
you have to wait a few minutes for it to warm up. They also have a very 
good plate of fish and chips.

The Maple Leaf on Oak Street is a good place to go as well, plenty of 
music there and not bad food. And Ann, whose name can be found in the 
men's room, still comes around from time to time.

Donna's Bar and Grill on Rampart Street is also good, and their food is 
better than your average bar food. Now and then you can catch Tom 
McDermott or a good brass band playing. Be warned, it is down the street 
from some of those places which display pink triangles in the windows. ;)

The Balcony and The Bulldog, both on Magazine Street, are pretty good 
places. I avoid the inside of The Balcony because it's too loud and 
filled with raucous college kids, but upstairs and outdoors you get a 
nice place to sit, drink, and eat ... not to mention a good view of the 
chicks who hang out at the coffeeshop across the street. The Bulldog is 
very crowded on holidays and weekends, thanks to its proximity to 
Universities and apartments, but has ground-floor outdoors space and a 
LARGE variety of beer on draught. The food there is good but IMHO 
overpriced given the quality.

The Moonlight Café is a much quieter alternative than most bars, it 
being a restaurant first and bar second. I can't remember where it is 
but it is right off of Magazine if you're heading into town ... right 
after Magazine becomes one way in the direction that you're not going 
... just veer left and park, and The Moonlight Café is on your right.

I have also had The Columns Hotel recommended to me, but I have never 
been in there.

Speaking from personal experience, between the availability of good 
cigars, liquor, beer, and food, my #1 recommendation is Dos Jefes. But 
keep in mind I've only been drinking legally for three years and I have 
many more places to sample. ;)

Farrar

buickhawk wrote:
> Farrar, what is the best bar down there in New Orleans?  Last time I 
> was there the place was packed with gay bars.  



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