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Nice place! Cool bartenders. Laid back atmosphere, a good alternative to the craziness. We will be back.

I love their Pimms cup, fresh, hand crafted cocktails and one of the few places on Bourbon Street with live jazz

Everyone at our table was quite pleased. Had a sister come into town and asked me to take her here again. The bill was decent. View menu

Great spot! Bartender a great gal! Very friendly and serves good drinks! Great place to watch people passing by on Orleans St.. Always interesting!

Weird music, limited food options, and cash only. Ordered some higher end bourbon and pretty sure it wasn’t what it was supposed to be. A lot of potential here but not worth a visit in its current state.

I came to New Orleans to find jazz and great cocktails, this place didn't disappoint us. It was all what I was looking for. My cocktail was very unique and different, very well prepared and at fair price. Big congratulations to the band that played tonight on sunday, they are very talented. Thanks Bourbon O bar for showing some of the best of NoLa. View menu

The bar director Cheryl Charming is by far the rudest person I’ve ever met. She was so rude to my group of 7 people bc we didn’t order enough drinks in time. We had 5 drinks ordered and 2 ppl were still deciding what to get and she comes to our table, counts our drinks and says you have 4 minutes to order drinks or I’m kicking you out. Cheryl Charming, you are the definition of poor service.

TL DR; Overall vibe, not worth it unless you like to be harassed and and belittled. Music — great Drinks — good Service — okay Here's what happened Arrived on a Sunday evening with my group of 3 to relax and enjoy some jazz music on the last night of our Nola vacation. We had been in the room for less than one minute when some big lady approached us and demanded we buy drinks. We said we would, found a table and looked at the menu. Within two minutes she came back over and harassed us saying … – show

BOURBON O BAR IS #1 bar to visit when in New Orleans! This is the only bar to taste the official alcoholic beverage of New Orleans the “SAZERAC” that is mixed with actual Absinthe, and served in a frosted chilled collins glass with fresh lemon peel! Your first sip is a Ice cold refreshing zing of the fresh lemon followed by a smooth creamy sensation and perfect shock of Absinthe! The beauitful outgoing generous owner took the time to share the history of the SAZERAC, introduced me to her 5 sta … – show View menu