Fat Harry's

Been here twice - first time trying food - ordered buffalo wings, Korean chicken sandwich and cheesy tots.Order at the bar and take a seat! Bartenders are always friendly. Drinks are cold and the food is decent bar food.The wings were good - I like them (not breaded) tossed in buffalo sauce. The ranch and blue cheese are good too!Cheese tots were good when hot - when they cooled down it was a little hard to eat without a fork. Korean chicken sandwich was messy but really good. Would definitely order the sandwich and wings again.

This is a great local bar to watch a game. - Great appetizers. I had mini buffalo sandwiches - our waitress did an awesome job - was there to watch UK play and they out a TV on it for me even though LSU was playing - Looks like a lot if locals and college students hang here - Touch Tunes availableThis is a great place to relax and watch a game just outside the French Quarter.

Fat Harry's would be the ideal neighborhood sports tavern if it didn't hire Mets fans to sling drinks. Kidding. The bartenders are great, baseball allegiances aside. The atmosphere too. The clientele comes from all walks--from college kids to middle aged business men to the Golden Girls generation. Furthermore, the chow is phenomenal. Fat Harry's wings can compete with any in the city, and the Korean fried chicken sandwich is clucking amazing (unlike the stupid Mets). Go Phillies.

Some of the BEST wings I've had in New Orleans, crispy and rich flavor sauce, corn dogs were good as well. Cheap drinks & cool bartenders, great place to hang out.

Bar/pub food and drink don't get any better than this long-time New Orleans fixture that has survived hurricanes, floods, and Covid with style and grace. The staff is super friendly and knowledgeable about the food and the alcoholic beverages. I have been there many times and always leave with a smile. Highly recommend to visitors and town folk alike!

Great sports bar on St. Charles in uptown. Staff is very friendly and they have pretty good food. The sliders are very good, especially the skirt steak. It's just a good neighborhood bar to stop and watch a game or grab a quick bite.

The best friendly neighborhood bar there is! To just hanging out and having drinks to placing to go orders more time than I can count. Fat Harry's is the friendliest neighborhood bar you could want to visit. Friendly from the moment you walk in. Beers, liquor, wine, everything you could want on top of a delicious food menu - give them a chance. You won't be disappointed. My favorite neighborhood bar.

Fat Harry's is a godsend for much of the year!1. Right off the streetcar line, so it's an easy stop. Also lots of street parking nearby, so it's easy enough to drive there (season dependent)2. At the corner towards the beginning of the parade route. Great place to get a wrist band to during Mardi Gras and go in for a drink or a rest stop.3. The bar food is pretty solid. Nothing fancy, but it's flavorful and a good amount for the cost. You can't go wrong.4. Trivia Night! So much fun to go for trivia and win illustrious prizes.Lots of reasons to go in, even more to return. Great staff, great fun!

Fat Harry's has an outdoor area if you have a dog (with TV) but the inside is not dog friendly.

Thank Christ, appearently all those assholes from 2021 have been fired. I rolled into Fat Harry's tonight for dinner and was delighted to hear some genuinely kick ass music from the 1970s and 1980s including Led Zeppelin, Billy Joel and The Allman Brothers.The food was great. It was a Tuesday, so domestic beers were just $2.00.The place was packed with fellow locals; there were tables of people in the back, playing cards.Oh, and everyone was singing along to the music. Seriously.I left a fat 20% tip for the bartender. I will be back often.Likely the shitheads who used to work there have found new careers with one of the airlines or working at the DMV.