Welcome to Pat O'Brien's New Orleans!! Our world-famous establishment has six exciting areas for you to "Have Fun!" Take a tour of the place and see for yourself what makes us a truly unique

As you walk to our front entrance on St. Peter Street marked by our modest green and white sign, our friendly doormen will greet you with a smile. The old carriageway entrance will delight you with its old slate flooring and crossed muskets representing every country that once raised its flag over the City of New Orleans

The Bourbon Bar, is a comfortable little retreat on Bourbon Street. Private booths and intimate lighting make this a great place to enjoy delicious food from Pat O's Courtyard Restaurant and your favorite Pat O's Specialty Drink. Like the other Pat O'Brien's bars, the Restaurant Bar has mugs hanging from the ceiling, and of course, old New Orleans charm.

The Scene
A brick-lined entranceway leads to a small, cozy meeting space. It's an intimate place for a quiet drink--if you manage to arrive before it becomes packed with college kids. Directly across sits a much more spacious piano bar with beer steins hanging from the ceiling for a nice decorative touch. Spiral staircases leading up to the bathrooms lend a stately elegance.

The Draw
The sprawling patio-courtyard area is where the action is; its centerpiece is the famous flaming fountain. Expect tables full of rowdy college kids, tourists and young debs. Although the bloody mary is top-notch, the hurricane is Pat O's signature drink. This heady rum-based concoction is renowned for its potency and the large lamp-shaped glass it comes in. The Courtyard Restaurant serves bar bites ranging from crawfish nachos to catfish strips, and traditional entrees including red beans and rice and jambalaya.

“Editor’s Choice” for top restaurant in the “10 Great New Hotel Restaurants” section of Travel + Leisure – 2003
Chosen as one of America’s top 50 Hotel Restaurants by Food & Wine intime in a row
Honored with an “Award of Excellence” for its exceptional wine list in Wine Spectator’s World’s Best Program, 2003 & 2004