Bar Sazerac

We were catching a Southwest flight home to Las Vegas, but had a little bit of time. We tried to sit at the bar, but the bar patrons definitely use up stools to put their bags on so we had no choice but to sit at one of the tables. The tables are Community seating with chargers for your electronics. Hopefully management sees this, and maybe tries to do something about freeing up the barstools from being luggage racks.Our waitress was very friendly and fast. We had a few cocktails. My spouse had the gumbo, which he said was very good. I had the shrimp basket. I was expecting an appetizer portion because of the low price, but was very pleasantly surprised when a full meal of fried shrimp, and french fries came out. The shrimp were fried, but very light. The french fries were insanely good. My spouse actually said it was the best french fries he has ever had.

This place was near our departure gate so we decided to eat here before takeoff.Overall the food and drinks were decent. The seating was good and the ambiance was cool.The service was prompt, no major complaints.

Nice food. Slow service unless your at the bar. The royal STREET FIzz is a nice simple refreshing drink. The wings are 6 to a platter but tasty. And good flavor. Not too spicy Not good presentation they serve it on a plastic container

Pretty chill bar inside the MSY airport. Great service with a waitress walking around taking drink orders.Appears to be always crowded at the bars. Pretty good seating for the most part

It's 5 am in the morning all I want is some in my cup. Well the charge was $2.50 not to mention that this should be complimentary considering YOU'RE TRAVELING through the airport and you're already being charged extra fees plus the tax. Other airports that I travel to give you the ice for free. I believe the bartender needs to be perky and not dry or uninviting with her face, it's 5am people are ordering drinks

Nice looking trendy bar for the MSY Airport in New Orleans. It was close to where our gate was & I tried to get a glass of Pinot Grigio but they were totally out of both kinds. I got a mixed drink that tasted fine, not much alcohol though & was $19 with tip. The Sazerac is over $17 before tip. Obviously you pay a ton in airports. I did not order food.

The Irish Coffee was OK. Needed whipped cream. I felt like I was drinking hotel coffee with a shot of whiskey.

My partner is the trans woman who a lot of folks have kindly come here to defend - she went to get me a margarita cos I was stuck in a wheelchair and when my partner showed her ID to Tiffany she joked - as she usually does - not to look at the photo too closely because she still has a beard in it. Tiffany proceeded to call her "sir," despite the fact she was wearing a short polka dotted dress and a church lady hat - and when my partner corrected Tiffany and said it's miss or ma'am, Tiffany responded, "that's what it says on your ID." My partner is not unaccustomed to being misgendered, it was just Tiffany's aggressive refusal to accept the correction that resulted in these reviews - along with what happened next. My partner said to Tiffany, "don't you know it's pride month?" and Tiffany responded that she didn't know anything about that. The margaritas were highlighter yellow which was kinda weird, but my partner tipped $20 on a $30 tab anyway and left a note to buy a book since she appears to be highly uneducated on the existence of queer people.

Assume I sat at bar a shift change, ordered my drink twice but never came after 15 mins. Finally moved on. This was a first here.

Denise is rude. She did not greet us, but in a brusque tone stated "Y'all eating?" Do note, I was not the only person bristled by her behavior. Not sure why she could not verify the difference between the classic and blackened burger ~insert hand gesture~ "I don't know, it's a burger. " At that point, she turned towards the TV, as if she were bored or annoyed that I asked a question. We will not stop here again, especially if Denise is the server.