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Yeah, it's popular with tourists and, yeah, it's not really the oldest building in New Orleans and, yeah, the piano guy plays cheesy tunes. But the tourists who drink there are a cut above the louts down the street, the building is still incredibly old, and "Moon River" is preferable to the garbage blaring out of the daiquiri holes. Like New Orleans itself, this dimly-lit dive has a certain elan that isn't reproducible anywhere else, and it's always fun to drink in a place that's as old as America itself.
New Orleanians may debate the merits of Pat O's, but its popularity is not in dispute. Packed to the gills with tourists every weekend, this expansive bar serves as a staging area for those looking... read more
Though it's perpetually awash in tourists, the French Quarter is a real neighborhood where people actually live. Cosimo's is one of the places where these hardy souls go to drink and drop a snarky ... read more
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