21st Amendment at La Louisiane

This place is a beautiful gem of a spot. Love everything about it. We walked in to a small band and the vibes are great. Casual but warm. Bartender was super pleasant and engaging. I wish we would have found it sooner in our trip.

Overall: This is a fun, music focused jazz bar near Bourbon Street. The music is awesome. Drinks and service are decent, but you pay a premium for proximity to the tourist zone. It ends up being pretty good if you can find a seat. Drinks: 3Service: 4Value: 4Atmosphere: 5Drinks: Drinks were pretty standard. I had an old fashioned. They seem to have a decent selection of beer and wine as well.Service: The bartender was quick and attentive. He and the bouncer man the entire place, so it can be a lot for them to manage, but they do it well.Value: Drinks are expensive, $15-20 each. But you do get a show with it, so overall I think it evens out. Atmosphere: The music is the reason to come here. They had a 4 piece jazz band playing while we were there and they were excellent. This is a small venue with only a few tables and bar seats. There's a small room with couches and another table in the corner, but it's out of view of the band.

We go here every Mardi Gras with friends. Nice hole in the wall joint. Very small, only like 3 tables but we always seem to get the little private room in the back, which is nice for a small group! Drinks are good but a little pricey. Always have a great jazz band!

We tried to get in here the night before and the place was packed so we couldn't get in. Seems like it's a lot easier during the day to get in everywhere. When we first arrived it was pretty empty. They had this amazing band starting to play. By the time the second song was played they had drawn a large crowd and the place was hopping. They had a terrific drink selection and we enjoyed some unique cocktails. I would absolutely come back. I sure did fall in love with NOLA!!

21st is a wonderful bar to listen to excellent jazz music. The venue is small and loud so you will most likely be sharing a table or standing for a bit. We luckily scored a table and yes we shared it with another couple. Jazz is king here but so are their craft cocktails. We were in a Paloma mood and our spicy and not-too-spicy palomas were perfect. Do check out their cocktail menu it is impressive. What is equally impressive is their service Even though the bartenders really mixologists were slammed they moved through the orders quickly and I think I only waited a few minutes for each round. The band that night was high energy and got the crowd amped up and dancing. They even played a bluesy/jazz version of a Bruce Springsteen song!We will definitely return on our next visit.

One of my favorite "joints" for an excellent evening of LIVE entertainment, great libations, and usually a "smart", chill crowd. Great place for after dinner too, located a 1\2 block from Bourbon Street.Friendly, professional bartenders that make excellent cocktails.My brother and I swear we had the best Old Fashioned cocktail of our lives there.(Thank you for introducing us to Russell's Bourbon!)It is a small place so if you score a table ( share if you must) don't leave!Music is always authentic and interesting. A MUST location when I am in the Big Easy.Sadly it closes at midnight! ( small mention I found funny : one night the TV behind the bar had on The Big Lebowski with French subtitles..not that you could hear it over the crowd\music.....just so New Orleans cool)

When we came here last year, Brian was our bartender who made us some stellar drinks, and we were thrilled to see that he's still here. This place truly represents one of the many things that make this city so special and unique. Our bartender Amy was fantastic and we loved the performance by a talented local singer named Lynn Drury. Its vibe is so unique and welcoming which is why we love coming here every time we stay at the Mazarin Hotel where it's located.

I was expecting a speakeasy type vibe and I was let down. The place is cute and our drinks were good. One of the bartenders was in his phone the entire 45minutes we were there. The place had a live band which was nice. I most likely won't go back.

This was one of my favorite bars in NOLA. The bartender was so nice and fun to watch. We asked them questions about what they were making and they were really excited to tell us all about it. It was a smaller bar and it luckily wasn't very busy. They had live jazz music and the duo was great! I wish I got their names so I could find them on social media. They sang an original song called "Is a Bat a Bird"? and I am still singing it 3 days later. The drinks were delish. I ordered The Frenchy and it was soooo tasty. It was like a pink lemonade champagne combo. My fiancé got the la panier de pommes and he loved it!I'd 100% come back here.

Always great music and great drinks!!! My favorite place in NOLA. I am always pleasantly surprised by the varied musical talent this place brings in.