Bourbon Street Sports Bar

I love coming here. The ambiance is super fun. I miss New Orleans so much. The games and drinks are great. Service always great!

My second day in town I went here to watch some football and I was pleasantly surprised right in my neighborhood and I walked in. It wasn't really busy, but it was great. I was able to get drinks and order some food and enjoy that atmosphere pleasantly surprised, nice leather couches, and chairs in front of all the TV screens Very comfortable the waitress was very pleasant and friendly. It looked like a lot of the patrons had cowboy jerseys on which it was a plus for me!!!Definitely, this is gonna be my new spot for football

Bourbon Streets are popping up like weeds, but in a good way. They have a habit of showing up in odd locations, such as this one near Home Goods. You really have to experience Bourbon Street to appreciate it, the chain is like Dave and Busters meets neighborhood poker bar.Tips: cash only, 21 and over, 24 hours. Great selection of arcade games here, and game tokens are $1 denomination. They are given dollar for dollar with beverage and food purchases. Game tickets are given for arcade games, and can be exchanged for prizes such as Mardi Gras style necklaces and hats and various sports novelties.If you're a video poker nut, drinks are comped except for the frozen daiquiris and specialty cocktails. The $7 daiquiris are great though, one is enough to get the party started. Beer is around $4, draft and bottles. Bourbon Street is under the Dottie's umbrella, and has a separate players card. There's a large seating area and lots of TVs, pool table, and a jukebox. This is a great place for hanging out and enjoying great drinks and gaming, either arcade style or Vegas poker bar style.

I found this gem while I was having my car worked on and I'm low key in love with it! Has 3 Abita Beers on tap, friendly bartenders (What's up Chris!), does not smell like an ashtray, and they make you feel welcome even if you're not a gamer. However, plenty of gaming options. Pool table, basketball hoops game and cool New Orleans Decor. And the leather sofas!. My new favorite favorite neighborhood hang out. Check it out!

I'm glad one of my husband's friends asked us to meet him here for a beer this past weekend, otherwise I don't know if I would have found myself in this bar ever. It's definitely a hidden gem.The inside does seem a little more old fashioned than most of the bars that are being built now. But, I liked the atmosphere in here. When you walk in, there's some decor that matches that tacky Bourbon Street style for sure. It was definitely an interested feel to it, but it worked for the place. You can order at the bar right when you get in, and they give you tokens to play the games in return for your alcohol purchase, which I found was kind of cool. We were able to play a lot of the basketball game and some others. They also have a lot of seating in here, and some nice comfortable couches that are right in front of a wall of screens that are showing games. It reminded me of that feeling of a sports book in a casino. Along with the arcade games, they gave you tickets where you could pick out some more adult type of items, like t-shirts, mini helmets from your favorite sports team, etc.I ordered wine, but they do have some fun Fat Tuesday type of drinks that are blended and iced. They looked pretty delicious so I'll have to try that next time. I had already started the night out with wine so I stuck with it.At one point, we also socialized with this super sweet woman that was working there. We were sitting right outside the bathrooms and she joined our conversation, which was so nice. She was awesome, and I wish I got her name! We will probably be back another time as I do want to try those ice blended drinks.

Just so jay. Quite weird little Gaming/sports bar! The wall of television sets makes one think it were oils be great to watch the game but the walk up and carry your own drinks service bar us uninviting for me! The menu is Tailgate Style and has a lot of Hit Dogs and such! Decorated in a New Orleans vibe! Place was just not for me.

This a cool adult fun spot. First item to note: it's cash only! Games and drinks. The food is bar food, so don't expect anything more than that... but there are a few honorable mentions! The muffuletta was real tasty, but not entirely original. The gumbo is good. Little things could help them improve. The fried pickles we a little on the sweet side, but it's good if it's your thing. The pickles were over fried. They became hard. We had the chicken nachos as well... they tasted better than they looked.

Im a local it was my bday they were Out of bread so no sammys or hotdogs or anything but frozen food they were dead no patrons and i have been here several times but this time was sucky and ur waitresses were crapy to eachother and the guests

Our night at Bourbon Street started out great, thanks to the two gentlemen who greeted us with the best customer service imaginable. They were friendly, funny, and attentive to all our needs. We were having a fantastic time--until Yaya and Harley started their shift.The moment these two took over, the atmosphere completely changed for the worse. It started when we shared a brief laugh over a joke--nothing loud or disruptive, just a few seconds of laughter. Suddenly, Harley stormed over to our group and rudely told us to keep it down, saying, "I know you're having fun, but you need to keep it down." Excuse me? It's a bar! But that wasn't even the worst part--she had the audacity to walk away and call us bitches. Unbelievably unprofessional.Despite this disrespect, we stayed calm and decided to give them the benefit of the doubt. However, things only got worse. After having ordered multiple drinks throughout the night, one of our friends--who was the oldest in our group--went to get another drink, only to be accused by Yaya of being underage! This, despite the fact that IDs are checked at the door. As if that wasn't enough, while we were in the middle of a pool game, Yaya came up to us and rudely told us to finish up because another party wanted to play. We understand taking turns, but her tone was completely uncalled for--demanding and disrespectful.The final straw was when we went to use the restroom before leaving. Yaya barged in and accused us of taking pictures, demanding that we leave within five minutes. We weren't even using our phones--we were washing our hands and using the toilets! The nerve to kick us out of the restroom for no reason is beyond comprehension.These two were also just sitting around all night, one of them was sitting watching videos on their phone. But had the time to cause chaos and issues with customers.. One of the two cut her hand and started bleeding while making some of our drinks, which is fine, it happens. But she asked the other one for help, and got a ton of attitude for it.. She just wanted help shaking the shaker... Bare minimum. As we were leaving, they yelled at other guests for sitting at a table and said "Excuse ME! You guys can't sit there, our stuff is there!" Why is your stuff on a table in the bar meant for customers to sit at...? Do your job instead of hanging around chit chatting, being on your phones, and being negative towards your customers. We left Bourbon Street incredibly unhappy and dissatisfied. We spent good money expecting a fun night, but instead, we were treated with nothing but rudeness and disrespect by Yaya and Harley. We will NEVER be returning, and rest assured, you've lost a lot of customers tonight. I highly recommend you re-evaluate your staff because these two are driving people away.

Pool tables where the lousy ones around one has been shut down for awhile and the 2 nd one the felt around the banks where torn apart and when asked they don't want to pat to have them fixed so we now go to PTs and play. My friend ordered a kahlua and crème guess what they used coffee creamer because they don't have milk what kind of business is run so half ass so to anyone don't come here the service also sucks like the male bartender go somewhere else