The John, 2040 Burgundy St, New Orleans, LA 70116, United States
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The John, 2040 Burgundy St, New Orleans, LA 70116, United States
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Lat long (29.9663051,-90.058103)
The John - Featured Reviews (522)
This is such a great place with great and strong drinks for a great price! Found this place 3 years ago and every time I come back to New Orleans I must go back! If you like a hole in the wall with cheap drinks you must go!!! Cash only!
A local fav. The drinks were stong and on the cheaper side. Value for money 100% . Its a nice place to get buzzed... and it is not trying to be anything it is not!
Local classic. Worth a stop by if in the neighborhood. Awesome staff. Great music. Vax card required. Cash only. *Now 30+ (guess the kids have been acting up). No entrance to anyone under 30. I love this.
Drinks are strong and cheap. Seems to be a local spot which made It even better. The toilet theme was funny.
Cool place with music covers on the wall. Stiff drinks!
The John is a large bar that is extremely dark and gloomy. The bartender was very professional and engaged and did a great job with the beverages. It is not a very clean bar and seems like clearing the tables are not a priority. Unfortunately. I do like that it is a 25 and older bar though. It helps with the crowds.
It was ok. Not to crowded always a seat. Nice screen t.v for game time
One of my favorite dive bars in New Orleans. The pours are great and the bartenders are laid back. Security guard at the door is a bit of a stiff but he's only doing his job really, specially since the age to enter is 25. Once you're inside the bar itself it's dark with a "divey" feel but if you take the time to check it out; you realize that there's some cool art on the walls and there's humor in its name with a few toilet themed seats against the wall. There is a jukebox that is always rolling and the back room features a pingpong table.
The best bar in new Orleans if you want to meet the locals. No frills, good beer, great company. Little place that's been running for 4 generations. Just pop in and chat
Was lucky to attend a pre-wedding party here. The atmosphere was awesome, with Halloween theme in the courtyard. The bartenders were fabulous, made a perfect Seabreeze.
Our waitress, Casey I believe her name was, was wonderful. Quick yo refill drinks, super friendly and professional. The atmosphere was awesome. Looks like an old bathhouse of some sort. Lots of comfortable chairs and nooks, gaming tables, decent cig
Delicious fresh sushi. The lady there can make some dang good rolls! On top of all that, itâs affordable. There are some items not on the menu but if you voice what you want to the chef, she will happily oblige. Great service as well. Iâd highly
We came with our kids Thanksgiving evening for drinks/appetizer and live music. It is gorgeous inside. Even the 12 and 16yo were impressed. It made for a special evening. Fries were delicious and generous serving to share. It's pricey but that is to
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So Iâm not a fan of malort, but the pumpkin flavor they do for fall is pretty fantastic. Great locals bar with a good dive bar atmosphere and drinks.
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