This place is adorable and so well done. It is family-owned and very small, but the exhibits are professional and informative and the whole place is clean and updated. There is a coffee shop and we were surprised to find incredible drinks. We tried the:...More

This tiny Emerald set within the French Quarter is a must-see destination for those with Irish Ancestry. A wee museum that won't take a lot of your time but if you're looking for great conversation you'll surely stay longer. The pub has a large selection...More

Would have loved to visit and get a beer. Arrived on foot at 11 am on a Monday to a closed gate. No sign showing hours of operation. Website shutdown. No answer to phone or e-mail. The neighborhood is several blocks from the heavy tourist...More

Found this lovely little place by accident but so glad we did. It has a small comfy room to watch a short film on Irish families coming over in the 1800s. Has articles etc to look at...but the best bit a lovely courtyard to sit...More

This is a pleasant courtyard with a small museum and a bar attached. Pleasant staff, good Irish whiskey, and other drinks including a restorative ginger tea--which we earned from the barkeep was a treatment for cholera back in the days of the Irish immigration boom....More

As of now, I've had Irish coffee in a couple of different cities in the U.S. and abroad. but I have not been able to find anything close to the Irish coffee from the Irish Cultural Museum. The atmosphere of the place is relaxing, welcoming...More

If you are interested in Irish history, this is a must hit. The museum is not very large, but it's not the size that matters, it's the passion behind it. This is a self funded (along with visitor donations) little Irish museum proud of their...More