Gasa Gasa

This is the place for people who don't want to be on bourbon street. Awesome so cal vibes music venue with nice people and a fun atmosphere. They do everything from folk to emo depending on the night. I will definitely return!

We had a fantastic time at Gasa Gasa! We got to try this place for a Yelp Elite Event! It was perfect weather for being outdoors and the ambiance was on-point. They had a mood-setting fireplace projected on a screen, cute colorful lights hanging up, bold murals surrounding the space, and decorative tropical plants to finish it off. Super fun vibes! (You can go indoors too if the weather isn't as pleasant!)We got a few complimentary drink tickets each and they let us try some drinks. The bartender made us a few cocktails to try and they were delicious! One was made with a blueberry syrup and the other had a citrus-pineapple theme. We also got to try the Irish frozen coffee. That was amazing! (but maybe too chilly since it's November! hahaha)We also received a food ticket to Kusina which had set-up a pop-up shop right outside Gasa Gasa. The food was PHENOMENAL! It features Filipino cuisine cooked by one man who is working towards getting a food truck going. The dish was bursting with flavors and we couldn't get enough! We were so disappointed that he wasn't selling more of it that night! He told us that while he does not have a permanent location, he pops up all over the city. You can follow him on Instagram to see where he will be on a certain night. I swear it's worth it to go track Kusina down to try their food!The cool thing about Gasa Gasa is that they seem to have different pop-up vendors selling food out front at least weekly. After Kusina left, another vendor set up shop to sell Indian food, which we purchased to eat. That was really tasty as well! Gasa Gasa has different events (live music, stand-up comedy, trivia night) each night, so we'll have to go back on another night to enjoy it and whoever their pop-up vendor happens to be that night!

This place is so underrated and deserves way more hype The only downside is that it has limited capacity due to covid. The alley has great outdoor seating and the live music inside is normally a great time. (Also, outdoor seating is dog friendly and they even have some dog bones behind the bar)

Funky dive bar outside the Quarter that hosts live music with space to dance. We were visiting from out of state and caught a touring act from Austin. Tickets/cover was reasonable (you can pre-purchase online) and drinks were reasonably priced as well. The sound is mixed pretty loud inside but there is space outside on the patio if you want to just sit with a drink and talk to friends. There's very little seating inside. The wall art and decor are bold and eclectic and contribute to the overall cool vibe. If you're hungry, Midway Pizza is right up the street and a great casual place to grab a bite. Parking for both is on the street.

Such a fun little venue to see a band! You can get right up close to the stage or be outside on the patio. The guy at the door is kind of an ass bit bartenders are so nice and welcoming and the prices are great. The drinks were not overly strong. Great place to spend some time and see some great music.

Wow, what a fun little venue! This place is so cool, with both indoor and outdoor areas to hang out. We went last night for LIVE MUSIC (heck yes!), which was a new band playing on the stage inside, but also live streamed so people outside could watch as well.Drinks were surprisingly cheap and yet still awesome! Relatively small beer selection, but they have a little something for everyone I think. The cocktails were delicious: we tried the Moscow mule and French 75 (both standard/basic and good), as well as spritz (light aperol carbonation), bee sting smash (light, refreshing), and Yoo-hoo (interesting chocolatey/coffee flavor but also tart with lemon-trust me, it's good!) We also got an order of the onion dip and it was yummy-creamy sweet and just a touch of spice, big portion!Can't wait to come back for more live music, yummy drinks, and awesome vibe soon!

This place is so cool. Alley bar meets music venue meets art! We came for happy hour which is 5-7 daily and has like $6 cocktails, $8 frozen, and $1 off draft and can beer. They have music lined up inside but sometimes on the weekend they will have a DJ outside. As far as food, there is usually a food truck outside the venue but there are so many places on Freret with amazing options. You can sit inside but I don't know what you'd want too. The outside alley is such a vibe. Sam made an amazing Bee's Knees cocktail for me and paid so much attention to every detail. It is really hard to find somewhere with such passion especially during happy hour.

We were early for a reservation at Cure when my wife spotted the tropical themed patio of Gasa Gasa, which was boasting its happy hour. It was the perfect place to chill beautiful New Orleans spring weather and enjoy a few cocktails. We also tried the french onion dip, which had a nice spicy kick. This was a great find and a fun spot.

I really had a great time here with friends. Our first time. Parking is business street park and surrounding residential side street parking. There are plenty of restaurants to find food before hitting a local concert. The place is small so you will have that intimate kind of atmosphere vibes going on which I like when catching a concert. There are one bar outside the venue and another indoor. The staffs are friendly. The restroom is so cool with wall designs of a mermaid and octopus. Even the stall is designed like front doors of a house and people random drawings and personal messages.

Service was terrible, the bartender was so rude along with the doorman. Never coming here again. Drove many hours to come see a show and the venue had such poor service.