Brewery Saint X

We were dropping our daughter off via Uber to the Superdome for the Taylor Swift concert. I noticed this place and said we can walk here in which we did. It was a fabulous find.We've been to distilleries and a few wineries on this trip, but no breweries--until we were Ubering to drop our daughter off for the Taylor Swift concert. I noticed a brewery just a block away from the Superdome, which made for a nice change of pace.I sampled a few beers:Struttin*, a Helles Lager at 5% ABV, brewed with Bavarian malted barley and lightly hopped with locally sourced Hersbrucker;Working Tile*, a West Coast IPA at 7% ABV, hopped with Citra and Centennial, and dry-hopped with Simcoe and Cascade;Electric Mayhem*, a Hazy IPA at 7% ABV, brewed with Citra hops and dry-hopped with Rieske; and finally, the cask aleWhile We're Young*, an English Ale served at room temperature, brewed with Maris Otter Malt and East Kent hops, as it should be. All the beers were solid, but I especially enjoyed the English Ale, although I ended up having a glass of the Hazy IPA--still my favorite. Great brewery with a spacious interior

I came here for a late lunch around 2pm on a Friday. I kept hearing how great the BBQ was so I was excited to try a sample of the different meats. I get there and was greeted by the sweetest person. She explained the set up. It is a bit confusing for a first timer or maybe it was just me, but one side was more the lunch side with only BBQ and the other side was more the full menu (more than just BBQ) and brewery side. As I mentioned we got there kind of in that in between lunch and dinner, so we went on the lunch side. They were closing within the hour and unfortuntley, they were out of most things. I was thinking if I waited a little longer for dinner service on the brewery side, I would get more options for the BBQ, but apparently when the BBQ runs out, it runs out and there is none on the other side. It just has, other full menu items, like I mentioned.Anyway, so they did have BBQ pulled pork left. I ordered that and a side of the pimento cheese grits. Eveerything was good. I wasn't blown away or anything. I also enjoyed the house BBQ sauce, not too thick or sweet. Again, I wish all the food hand't run out so I could have tried more. I did enjoy the space. It was open and clean. The bathrooms were clean and boy what a journey you go on to get to it. And there is water freely siting out to help yourself to. I also liked the open concept of seeing all the food and the chefs. Also liked the pay as you go. The brewery side had nice style and ambience.

Just what I needed to wrap up a 6 day visit to NOLA. The beer was local and delicious! I tried both the Folklore (I am here for Taylor Swift so it's a must) and the Pavilion. The Pavilion is by far my fav... so smooth! The Hot Green Tomatoes and Boudin Balls hit the spot for final Cajun fare. The HGT were sliced then and fried to perfection with Cajun seasoning on top. Yum! The Boudin Balls were bomb! They're weird to explain but if you don't love them yet give them a try. So good! The staff is chill and served me up a pint before they even opened. Oopsey! So kind.

Modern and Fresh with a great beer and food menu. Location is awesome for pregaming and for a business get together.

I hosted a private event at Saint X Brewery for a company dinner during a conference at the Hyatt Regency across the street so it was a very convenient location. They gave us use of a whole room with windows and our own bartender and server. The food was delicious and the cocktails were fun and unique. I think due to the size of our party (40) it would have been better having two servers as she was a bit flustered. The room was clean and well lit, but the bench seating is not very comfortable.

Building is amazing firstly, very spacious & welcoming atmosphere. The service was great, I love a tap room vibe whilst trying new beers. The beers were ok, didn't really find one on this visit that stole my heart but I did try the smoked old fashion as a night cap & it was pretty good. I'll definitely swing by again one day to try some new releases & grab a bite to eat.

Tonight was my first time coming in since Brewery Saint X opened. My friend and I came through of course since most places in the area are closed during this time. They have a late night happy hour 9:00 P.M.-11:00 P.M. The music is fire (Common & Outkast). The only downfall is happy hour menu only had one food item (dog of the day). The flavoring with the holy Trinity he was really good. However, it was a little tough to my liking because of the casing of the sausage. Once they smoke it (gets a little tougher). To be honest. The last time I came, I said I would never get the wings again. They were nice enough to give us complementary wings (not expecting that). They prepare the wings a little differently versus the last time I was here. I will literally come back just for the wings. Smoked BBQ wings A-M-A-Z-I-N-G. There's beer, frozen cocktail specials. I had the frozen pimms cup. The Pimms cups was nice and fresh I can taste the ginger, beer and cucumber. It was fresh and refreshing.I definitely got to come here more often late nights. Doing the day the vibe isn't so bad. But late night it's definitely up Our server Griffen was great! And well as Matt one of the managers.

Really great food and drinks. Close enough to the sports venues for pre and post game drinks, and they hand out free beers whenever LSU scores a touchdown.This is definitely my new spot to watch the games. They've got a couple of really good beers on tap and a few frozen drinks to mix it up. The staff is super attentive and just fun to be around; top that off with the good food and cool crowd and you've got yourself a new local drinking spot. Only downside is, no NFL ticket so you're gonna watch whatever is on, but all the other perks make it worth it.

Went here for a beer and ended up being here for a beer, a bite, and some frozen drinks as well. We began with a Pimms frozen cup and beer. Then added a pick a pepper with fish dip and ritz crackers... gone. Next a plate with some of the sausage from the BBQ place attached to this. It was photo day!! We were gifted two more frozen cocktails and beer. Sam was our bartender who educated us on NOLA customs. This was an amazing afternoon! Go here!! Have fun!!

I found this spot to kill some time while meeting a friend in New Orleans. The Lyft driver and I were a bit confused where it exactly was on the map. Eventually, we found it, because I saw the giant X sign. I arrived at dinner time, but I only wanted a drink or two. I did browse the food menu which isn't super vegetarian friendly but looked delicious. The beer menu was impressive given the type of restaurant this appeared to be (to me anyway). I expected more cocktails and wine focused (which it was), but I was happy to see a number of local beers and a variety of styles. The service was very prompt and friendly. I was given a glass of water quickly and allowed time to peruse the menu. I ordered a west coast IPA and another west coast IPA but a double IPA this time. Why not! The space itself was bright, open with plenty of seating for groups or couples. I sat at the bar and enjoyed people watching a bit while reading my book. A nice, random spot while out and about in New Orleans.