The Quarter on Spring

I really enjoyed the energy of this bar. We had a few simple drinks. There was a one man band that I was really impressed by. He brought a fun vibe that got plenty of people dancing and excited. We didn't have any food while there. It took us a while to find the spot. It was one of those bars that was in the mid section - not on the lower or the top lever. There is a door on the upper road. Look for the green light! See my photos to help you find it. It was challenging for us.

We had such a lovely breakfast this morning at The Quarter, a jazz bar styled restaurant on the lower level of the New Orleans Hotel. There were so many New Orleans classics on the menu, but I just couldn't resist getting Biscuits and Gravy! The buttermilk biscuits were hot and fluffy and so tasty with the peppered gravy. Crisp hot bacon and a little hot tea, and I'm a happy girl. Our waitress was the sweetest, we chatted about our trip and turned out her husband, the chef, is from Florida, too. This feels like a real family establishment, like visiting friends for a good meal. Can't recommend it enough.

Bar had a fun vibe, live music, and a Bourbon Street live feed behind the bar, which is a fun touch. Seating was comfortable. As others have said, the bar staff kinda had a real attitude, but made a good drink! So it was fine. Kitchen is open late and the food really hits the spot. Drink prices are so-so. Overall enjoyable time!

LOVE THIS PLACE! Atmosphere is phenomenal. Service was even better. Food was out of this world. Had breakfast here for our last day. Shrimp and grits and mascarpone stuffed French toast. The shrimp and grits was to die for. I can’t stop thinking about it. 10/10 recommend this spot! Such a vibe!

Have had breakfast here several times and have always been impressed. Food is outrageously delicious and portions are generous. Prices very reasonable. Highly recommend! Photo is of my stuffed French toast, grits and bacon. That French toast is so very delectable.

I bought a $50 ticket to the burlesque show, the power went out before the show and they did the show in near complete darkness with a cash only bar. I asked for a refund or rain check as it’s not the experience I signed up for, and the producer said they’re having the show so there wouldn’t be a refund. Prior to getting denied a refund/raincheck, I asked the front desk guy wearing a fedora if the bar was open and he just laughed at me. When I asked what was funny about the question, he said the power is out. (the bar actually was open but as mentioned, was cash only) I ended up going to the other burlesque show in town ($20) and had a great time

If attending the burlesque show at The Quarter, be aware that there are bad seats and the show caters to the bar area. So if you are tucked away in the sides, you won't see a thing and only know something is happening and should clap because the rest of the room is clapping. We watched a pillar the entire first half, bailed on the second half. It might be a good show, but I didn't see any of it.

Hey local Louisianaian here, only thing Louisiana about this place is the poor attitude from the bartender.... drinks priced ok but the mix drinks were not too good. Bartender had an attitude for no reason and acted put out when asked if they had the stuff to make a dirty martini. This was after the first drink from the menu we chose she said they didn't have the stuff to make it.