Aunt Tiki's

Odd little shotgun style dive bar on Decatur, near Hex. It's not a tiki bar, not at all. I called it the not-at-all-tiki-bar-tiki-bar. It's dark, dank, smells like wet concrete. The bathrooms are not for the faint of heart. It's also cash only. Interesting bar tender and locals. Friendly to out-of-towners. They charge $2 for a glass of tap water.

If there is a divier dive bar then let me know. They're open 24/7?!? Whaaaat. You MIGHT come across a local but you'll definitely come across tourists. It is CASH ONLY. There's an ATM inside so don't worry. But if you like dive bars, this is right up your alley. Idk if smoking is allowed inside but it's a good time.

Still love this place. Walked in with a sandwich from Verdi Mardi and asked if I could eat it there. Of course I was welcomed!Not much has changed...fixed the broken window but now glass in the door is shattered. Cash only but cheap prices.

One of my most favorite drinking spots in the FQ. Great bartenders and really fun locals. Lots of visitors have a great time here but don't come with attitude and then get surprised when the staff or the patrons don't put up with you. Great snack options in the vending machine as well as smokes. Both machines take cards but the bar is cash only, there is an ATM for convenience. Oddities and fun decor make it a cozy place to be. Would recommend to anyone that doesn't suck :)

Poor tourists, getting angry because it's not a tiki bar. As others have mentioned, it's a clever play on the fact that it's adjacent to an antique place.Back before my time, it was a place called Jewel's Tavern. (An fyi to tourists - they didn't actually have jewels there.)It's a cool, low-key hangout with about ... I'd guess 75 -80% locals the times I've been there.It's a great dive, though by no means the diviest in the city.I had a blast last year watching KdV and krewedelusion go down the street. Or maybe it was year before last ...? I'm not sure. I've slept and drank since then.

Coming from a state with strict drinking laws, the biggest thing I wanted to do in New Orleans was drink in a cool bar until the sun came up. This was THE SPOT for that. We were able to find nearby street parking but if it was a busier time of day, I can see parking being a hassle and I'd probably Uber in that case. We came in at 4am on a Thursday and the bar seats were almost full with friendly, colorful people. The bartender was a really friendly guy and made delicious drinks. I ordered an old fashioned but I guess I underestimated how divey this place actually was because I didn't expect it to be a served in a tiny plastic cup but it was. It was still a damn good old fashioned, the bartender did the best he could with his resources and it was well balanced and strong. The prices were really good but be forewarned: it is cash only, you should make sure you have some cash to avoid the $4 service fee from the ATM. There's a nice little nook in the back where you can sit back on some old church pews, kick your feet up and relax. Its not too loud and they played cool songs I had never heard before. The other patrons were nice and talkative, we felt very welcome and at home despite being tourists. I would highly recommend this spot

Stopped into Aunt Tiki's for a quick beer on Saturday night. A dive bar with a metal feel, it draws in a unique crowd for cheap drinks.Quality: A solid dive bar, but the music selection was not my favorite. It is definitely a vibe for some, just not for me. Can't complain too much about the cheap drinks.Quantity: Cheap drinks, standard pours.Value: $4-$8 for a Beer. Cash only bar.Ambiance: Aunt Tiki's is a dive bar with a metal feel to it located in the French Quarter. It has some tiki decor, but I would not classify it as such. The playlist and the horror focus made it feel like a punk, metal, or biker bar. They have a few seats around the bar, an area in the front that looks like it is made for live music or a DJ, and a small room with seats in the back.Crowd: Small crowd on Saturday night, lots of regulars.Service: Laid back and efficient bartender.Parking: A few street spots out front.

open 24/7cash onlycheap priceslove the decor & good music

Dive bars don't get better than this... and they have an old school barber chair. It's open 24 hours, on a cool stretch of dive bars.

Love this place for late night, you will find some of the most interesting people here.Cheapish (but not the cheapest) drinks for the block. Bartenders are all cool, each one of them different from the other, giving an incentive to visit them all! Jordan and Justin were my favorite duo for graveyards.