Beer Fest

Restrooms for customers only (if you like stalls without doors, then this is the bathroom for you!).Pretty amazing beer selection, actually. Bartender was adamant that they didn't have any sour beers, and then I pointed out there was a Berlinerweisse and she was like "oh yeah." Something for everyone.Probably best as a pit stop to grab a beer (that doesn't suck) to drink on Bourbon.

Was with some friends and they asked the bartender for a beer for a non-beer drinker (me). Jared gave me a couple to try and I ended up with one called Sweetwater Blue. It was really really good. I wasn't sure what I was tasting in it, exactly--I knew there was a fruit taste--but my friend realized it was grapefruit. It was great.Best bathroom on bourbon street. Super clean, but don't think you'll stop and use it without being a paying customer or you'll pay $5 for the privilege. I didn't see any soap, so take hand sanitizer.

So the typical bourbon street crawl usually consists of daiquiris and hurricanes dominating the alcohol scene, but was excited to see Beer Fest offering local and foreign beer!9:00 PM on a Friday and it was dead inside, that really should of been my first sign this was a bad idea, but a Guinness sounded so good! Walked up only to be sticker shocked on the prices of beer and the fact the other patrons were slamming them down at. I guess I really had to cave at this point as I did not really want to keep walking around finding another bar that was not packed or dull. Ended up getting my expensive pint, with little to no interaction with the bartender, sad, but oh well. The inside is roomy, but really feels like an upscale sports bar. Run at all costs from the bathroom, as it resembled a college shared dorm room bathroom after a party. Move along or if you really need a break and craving some local or foreign beer, you can take the chance, but I was not too impressed.

Good place to be in the early evening. Not too crazy, service was ok. Prices were the same as everyone else on Bourbon St. Loads of taps, beer from all over the world. Decent place, will return.

"I have more beers than I am out of" best quote ever! If you want a drink stop in but it is a hole and it is meant to be a hole.

As a person who loves beer and trying new beer I was sadly disappointed with this place. There is no lighting over the taps so I had a hard time seeing what the had. The bartender was not helpful with trying to help me pick a new beer. I got pressured into getting a common beer that I've had several times before. The place is gloomy and loud at the same time. How does that make sense? The bouncer tried to dance with me as I was walking in and seemed to get annoyed when I walked away from him. I quickly grabbed my husband's hand so he left me alone. I was really hoping for more from this place, but hey, it's on Bourbon.

This bar had a lot of potential they have ton of different beers both on tap and in bottle but the bar smelt like a stable that hadn't been cleaned in years. Quick beer and left

This is one of the few bars that is all wood and non flashing lights with extremely loud music. The bar tender knows her beer. Will gladly provide samples for you to make a decision on. This is a cool hang out place. I was lucky. Place got packed really quick. I tried 12 different beers and really liked the Voodoo line. However they have more beer types than the average person can handle. AWSOME. I must say it does kick in after a while. So drink accordingly and never drive. I say Check it out and hang out.

The only place on bourbon street to get good craft beer. It's centrally located. Great location. The beer list was a great variety - with lots of local and regional selections. And the bartender was knowledgeable about beer - which was a pleasant surprise.It's a clean bar - lots of dark wood. The gaming machines didn't work though :(The restroom was in decent shape but looked amazing compared to most bars on bourbon strip.The cost was more expensive than I expected - $8 for a 12 Oz pour (it wasn't a high abv). That seemed out of context with all the other bourbon street deals (b1g1 free). And I was disappointed they didn't offer samplers or flights.

One thing that will solve all the problems here. Just put your prices on the beer menu. It's not that hard. You have almost a hundred different types of beer and when I asked, the beer list is not up to date. Your bartenders are telling me about a few other beers they have of course not telling me any prices. So after tasting a few beers I order a double IPA. And the price is $11.25 for one beer in a plastic 12 oz cup. Now I come here once per year and I have been to Beerfest at least seven or eight times. Every time I feel like I'm getting charged way more then what I should. I've been all over the world and literally have tasted thousands of beers and never paid $11 for a single beer that is made in the United States. That's doubles, triples, quadruple ipas. I also go to many of the craft beer bars here in the French Quarter including the black penny, the Avenue Pub, Stein's, and none of their prices are anywhere near what they charge here. I'm not looking for a cheap beer but a quality beer with the appropriate price. There's a reason there were 4 of us sitting here Saturday night at midnight. I had 1 and went to another bar 2 blocks away with same quality beer and realistic prices. Suggest you check out the spots I listed. Too bad. Bartenders are nice but are they just making up the prices? Ask for a receipt