Dragon's Den

This spot was super dope. They had 3 different sections with 3 different djs. I went up to the top floor it was lit.. they played hip hop and Bounce music. Everyone basically smoke's up there so if you have an issue with smoke that's not your section.

Located right at the end of Frenchman Street, this place is poppin! Saturday night review: When you enter, the first room is playing popular rap/hip-hop, the bathrooms are in the back outside where the hookah is and the upstairs area plays real hard rap/hip-hop. Drinks were good, but on the smaller side. Tip was included on my bill, but service was good so I didn't mind. All in all, definitely recommend to fulfill a ratchet night out!

This is in second or third time I've been here, don't recall which? but with my most recent Nola trip we were came here to dance & enjoy some music. Decent spot overall , initially it was not crowded when we got here later on it did end up being a bit jammed packed. The place is not very big so of course too many people makes it cramped & these days it's still not the best idea to be in crowded places let's face it COVID is still a factor out here. Drinks, Vokda & seltzer, beers , some whiskey were a few of our choices, shots of Tequila end of night it was a fun evening. crowd wise it's a hit or miss on the mixed crowds but for the most part everyone seems to be just hanging & having a good time, over all it's a fun place to stop by for music & dancing.

Loved this divey spot. Came on a cold Thursday night in December. Upon entrance to the upper level I asked the person at the door if we're allowed to smoke up there and I was told "Smoke whatever you want. Ciggarettes, weed, crack. We don't care". That had me dying! When we went up it was nothing but great energy and cheap drinks as the DJ played bounce music all night long. Gets crowded as the night goes on. Perfect vibe.

Food was warm & delicious. Fresh suchi. Nice ambiance. Seated quickly. Reasonably priced.

Was meaning to leave a review but I forgot the name of this place. Visited New Orleans Thanksgiving 2021 and ended up here after looking on Yelp for a bar with good music. Came in and the music was a good mix of hip hop from different eras. Forgot the bartenders name but she was super attentive and when we told her we were visiting from Los Angeles she gave us a shot on the house as a welcome to New Orleans kinda thing. We went to the back patio to hit the vape and as soon as we walked out literally everyone back there was blowing it down. That's not a complaint, I can't stand cigarette smoke and If much rather be surrounded by 420 smoke if I had a choice. Great spot with good vibes and everyone was chilling, no drama at all. Definitely a spot to hit if you're in the city and just want as good time.

Very friendly staff. They must see if you like things a little off the beaten path. Definitely one of a kind place

stumbled in on a wednesday night and regretted it. it was a mess and sloppy, a lot of shady characters too. however, what made up for it was friday night's comedy show up stairs. i highly suggest coming by for this. tickets were about $10 bucks online, and had 6 comics and a host. probably about 30 seats, first come first serve. small, intimate, but easy to see/hear stage. plenty of standing room if no seats. the open up at 8 sharp and show started at about 835. drinks are cheap and strong. follow their IG to check out their line up and who comes into town. the line up i had in late december was absolutely impressive.

I liked it yo, even though it was a little bit hood, but like in a remember the time way. When you walk in there is a bar and a wall that is all.We opted to stand near the front entrance because though the place is down home, like I said it's hood.There is a back outside area with a small bar and some picnic tables.Upstairs is a dance floor with a live DJ.Really cool spot with the potential for more.

We came in last week as a group of friends who had just had our reunion. And the music downstairs was okay. So we went upstairs because raggae is our thing. It's been over decade that we hadn't been here. The drinks were good, the bar tenders were well tipped. The upstairs dj was on point with the gems. The newer dj not so much. one of my colleagues found out the the newer DJ had posted some pretty some inflammatory homophobic comments publicly. (She made it public on her Twitter account) and it's really important to see that the audience for the downstairs was mostly LGBTQ and of color. And That's NOT a good look to offend your paying patrons,and that's certainly not what we all expected. Won't be back