Toulouse Theatre

This venue was one of the best ones I visited in New Orleans. A beautiful building. Has a reception area with bar with steps up to the main room. The main room has a balcony overlooking the floor. Staff were great and helpful and all was clean and nice in the restrooms. It seems they have all sorts of different events on here so probably worth checking whats on before visiting.

The Toulouse Theatre offered a fantastic experience for a concert last night. The venue itself, nestled in the heart of the French Quarter, has a rich history and a certain charm. It's not a massive concert hall, which creates an intimate atmosphere where you feel close to the performers. The sound was clear and balanced, allowing the music to shine. The sightlines weren't bad either, with a good view of the stage from most spots.

We visited this lovely venue when we were in NOLA and saw a burlesque show. The front of the house was friendly and helpful. The bartender was also great in handling beverages.

Usually people are most excited to see the performer inside the venue. Here at Toulouse I was just as excited to see the bouncer outside. Lucifer is the coolest bouncer ever. He makes everyone feel welcome and safe. The venue itself is awesome with great sound and excellent staff right in the French Quarter. I'd highly recommend seeing a show here. Say what's up to Lucifer for me!

Excellent place to hear Jazz. I loved the ambiance! The decoration is great! Drinks $9. Easy to walk around, very central. Walk in and feel at home. Group played in the theater from 6-9 pm

One of my favorite venues in New Orleans: they book some of the most amazing Funk shows. They sell it but don't OVER sell it: it gets tight but not crazy. Love the outer bar for talkers and people just partying to go hang out away from the music. The levels make it so everyone can see. Sound is great.

This venue is beautiful and had great sound! It's also really located in a really convenient area. My only issue was that it was really hot inside compared to other venues I've been to but this is probably normal in NOLA. Definitely wear as little as possible and drink lots of water! Also, I didn't wear earplugs and my ears didn't ring at all after.

Enjoyed the Preservation Hall temporary residency here on a Monday night.

We went for the NPR Tiny Desk Contest. When you first walk into the place, there's a very cute bar area. A short walk up a few stairs and then you're in the theater area. The space is a nice size for an intimate experience with the performance. I didn't feel cramped in there and I didn't feel like it was too much space. It was comfortable and the setting/mood was very chill. I'd definitely return for more show!

After a morning-afternoon of cycling from FQ to City Park (and around), I wanted a place to sit, enjoy a cool beverage, and talk or watch people. All of my wishes were granted. Jennifer was our bartender and poured good refreshing drinks, kept our watered topped off, and recommended the show tonight. Bought tickets while at the bar. Thanks for a lovely afternoon & I'm looking forward to the show tonight!

This is a cute little stop on our way to Boubon. Stopped to get away from the heat and to use the restroom but ended up plotting out where we'd go next and grabbed a drink here. The decor is awesome, it's a sweet little gothic style theatre which I loved. Haunted Mansion vibes for sure, it would be cool to host a Halloween party here. Definitely a neat place to check out off close to Bourbon St.

Local lady here, this is a Wonderful lil gem. Yesterday went last minute, and I was able to watch the end of a burlesque show. Also, since the show had only 20 minutes left, they gave me half off on my ticket, so cool. The house cocktail drink was just as the bartender described, smokey yum. Thos host was hilarious and I left with a much uplifting experience. I will be back yall.

Came here for a late Friday night concert (Nick Shoulders). It's a small venue, but really well put together. We were greeted outside the front door to check for proof of vaccinations. Inside the doors, there are a couple tables and chairs, and the first bar. There are also small restrooms (two stalls). Then you get your tickets checked and head into the main theater space. They have a second bar in there, a mezzanine level (which was closed that night), and mostly an open and intimate space to enjoy the show. Everyone there was very friendly, and the bartenders were great! There was never really a line, and they kept everyone happy. It's a cute venue in the heart of the French Quarter, and it was great to see a show there. Parking in the area can be expensive, but if you use SpotHero or some other parking app, you can find the less expensive ones in the Quarter. If you're willing to walk a couple blocks, you'll definitely find more affordable spots.

We came for late night drinks while karaoke was going on with a live band. Great time with great vibes. One of the bartenders did Killing in the Name and slayed.

What a super cool venue. Another place on my list of little nooks around town that I hadn't heard of. My friend was back home visiting and invited me to a Tank and the Bangas concert here and I absolutely love them so I jumped at the opportunity. Upon arrival you walk into what appears to be a just a really cool bar, but the double doors open up to the larger event space. It's intimate without being cramped, and situated in a way where there's no bad view (it is standing room only). There was also another bar in the event space so you didn't have to leave from where the action was happening to get a refill. They also had a water station set up which I thought was really smart so you could grab a glass without having to wait during the show. The staff and bartenders were are all incredibly nice as well (Shoutout to Logan and the pineapple daiquiris he made us!). It's located in the Quarter, so the parking situation isn't ideal--if you can get dropped off, I would for sure recommend it. I lucked up and found a spot, but for a Sunday it was a lot harder than I feel like it should have been. The show itself was fantastic (I mean, duh. It's TATB), but a bad venue can easily turn your experience sour. The sound quality was great, the temperature inside was comfortable the entire time, restrooms easily accessible. No complaints. I'd for sure come to another show here.

One of the great music venues in New Orleans. This is going to be a regular location for me to listen to local music. I love the bar and they have some seating which I like. Been to two shows here since they have opened, cant wait for the next one.

I would have given 5 stars if the women's bathroom stalls had locks or latches. Hope that gets fixed soon.

Always a fun time. This is not a tourist hole and a place that enjoys jazz music. The staff is always amazing