Lost Love Lounge

"The sign outside of Marigny corner bar Lost Love Lounge came down in September, with owner Muriel Altikriti confirming its closure shortly after. It will be remembered as a true neighborhood bar — dark and lounge-y, with huge screens in both of its rooms, playing anything from football to old movies, and a kitchen that, despite frequently changing hands, always seemed to pump out solid food ranging from Vietnamese to Mexican to cheesesteaks. Altikriti’s equally-loved Arabi bar, Pirogue’s Whiskey Bayou, remains open." - Clair Lorell

"Dark and divey and popular with locals, it’s easy to get lost at Lost Love Lounge, one of Eater’s favorite bars. It serves the classic, Jeppsen’s, and fear not: this Marigny corner bar also has a kitchen in the back that currently rotates between a Philly cheesesteak menu (called Brotherly Love) and hosting pop-ups twice a week that have recently included Indian, vegan, and barbecue." - Paula Echevarria

"When you want to stop somewhere for cheap drinks and late-night Vietnamese food, go to Lost Love Lounge. This bar is as divey as it gets and whether you head here from Frenchmen or before going to Mimi’s nearby, it’s a great place to refuel with some pho or a banh mi before finishing off or continuing on with your night. They also have video poker and a pool table, in case you’re looking for activities besides just drinking while you wait for your food." - Team Infatuation