Updating Map... 1 - 10 of 256 reviews
It's kind of odd, a CAFE right next to a Cathedral. Anywho, the place is very OLD SCHOOL. you can either sit at the bar, or outside. It's a very comfortable environment where REAL ABSINTHE is served daily. Between the locals, tour groups and famous...More
Right near our time share. Interesting pieces for sale. Very nice art work and hand crafted jewelry.
Great drinks in an awesome setting. Outstanding margaritas and good cold beer. Absinthe served properly if that's your thing. Located on Pirate Alley behind the Cabildo and beside St. Louis Cathedral off Jackson Square. Check it out!
Went on a cocktail tour, cool street, lots of history behind the bar and the street. Cool experience. Of course, only reason we went, to try absinthe... The traditional way with sugar cube.
Pirate's Alley - next the St Louis Cathedral. Not sure why they call this a cafe. It's a bar. Small bar.....but they have Lucid Absinthe for $12 (vs. $20 at Absinthe House on Bourbon Street) and they actually use the ice water drip dispensers to...More
This cafe is tucked away in one of the alleys near Jackson Square. We learned of this place during a private tour of The Quarter. Its seclusion guarantees a quiet, private milieu. And, if you are trying absinthe for your first time, I recommend this...More
Tucked away in Pirate's Alley, this place is a great place to kick back and enjoy a few drinks. Absinthe was a fun novelty drink to enjoy, and outdoor seating was very enjoyable on a beautiful day.
My wife and I visited 3 times during our 4 day stay in New Orleans. I had the local Amber Beer and my wife had the house speciality Absinthe. It is situated in a quiet alley where you can relax and watch the world go...More
This place is great! I highly recommend the Green Pirate, very refreshing and not too strong. The staff is also friendly and nice!!
Followed an online self-guided walking tour of the French Quarter that included a stop at Pirate's Alley Cafe for absinthe. We'd never had it before & decided to give it a try. The bartender was very friendly. If you like licorice flavor you might like...More
