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Hours nor correct on Yelp. Closed at 10 pm on a weekday. It is on the 17th floor of the hotel. Front desk sent us up but it was completely dark. Took a few photos and left.

An usual bar to say the leastThe staff do not serve the tables but are friendly when you go to the bar and order drinks. The 17th floor view is the reason to come here. Open windows provide an excellent rooftop view. Bathrooms are present without having to go downstairs. The lounge is clean.

We came here during our last trip to New Orleans. They have happy hour 4 - 6 pm when we came. Services was good and the view is spectacular. Just very pricey! We had intended on having an appetizer but after we had one drink and saw the prices, we left. The drinks were fairly small compared to most New Orleans places.Definitely a special occasion type of restaurant, it was just not for us on this trip. Not sure that I would go back.

Came here as it is the rooftop of the Troubadour Hotel which is where I was staying at while visiting NOLA. I had to make a visit once during the week. They have happy hour from 4-6pm. Opened from 4-10:30pm on Mondays through Fridays and 4-11pm during the weekends. Went on a Thursday night after happy hour was done and it wasn't that crowded. So, not sure why the area in the back wasn't cleared off with all the glasses and waters left behind from the happy hour crowd. That was my one complaint. Other then that I liked the rooftop and service was alright by the bar. Plenty of seating too. The person playing the music really liked Drake and Wayne as that was on rotation all through the night.

The only thing I really liked was the view. When you walk in the hotel, there are no signs as to where you need to go. You can only use one elevator to get there but it wasn't made clear so we had to ask the front desk. When we go to the rooftop, the hostess sat us by the bar right near the door. There was a garden looking patio with couches. We asked if we could sit in there and we were told they were reserved. No one came in after us as it was not too far out from closing and there were still plenty of couches available. Mind you, we also had a reservation. The waitress walked by several times and on concentrated on other tables. I had to flag her down to get her to wait on us. Even after taking our order, it took a while to get 2 glasses of wine with very little customers in the bar. Someone else delivered our drinks and then someone else our check and the original waitress walked by plenty of times without stopping to check on us. I understand that rooftop restaurants tend to be higher priced due to the ambiance but this place lacked that so it was just overpriced. Music playing was good.

It's just okay. I came here on a Friday evening. It was pretty dead and the ambiance wasn't lively at all. When asked about drink specials the bartender told me to just scan the code. Which just pulled up a very limited drink menu with no specials. I got a Margarita and old fashion. Both drinks cost us about $35, tip was already included, which is insane for something so basic. I'd say skip this place. The view is mediocre, as well as the drinks, and music.

This place is so FUN!!! And I respect how they're keeping their staff and customers safe during the pandemic! All my time in NOLA and I hadn't heard of this place but saw it recommended on the Tulane Parent Page for outdoor seating. (It's rooftop actually). It was literally pouring rain when we arrived so we called to ask if we should even bother coming up and they told us it's a RETRACTABLE roof! It's very cool to watch, opens like blinds with very large windows and amazing views. Warning vegetarians: their ONLY option is French fries. Very limited menu. But very nice drinks, specifically the frozen ones! (Mai tai my fave)The table ordered crab cakes and sliders. You're really not coming here for the food. This is a fun fun vibe for drinks and unbeatable atmosphere.And you order with your cell phone so very limited interaction with staff. They're taking temps and contact tracing info at the door too. This place will be my first go-to when in town. Def check out the hotel as well.

Nice atmosphere. Staff was very attentive and knowledgeable. Drinks good - strong and handcrafted. It's a nice place for girls night or even a day date. The spinach dip wasn't fresh or tasty :(

Monkey Board is the rooftop bar at the Troubadour. Happy hour is 4 to 6 nightly and a very nice selection of drinks are available for $6 each. Everything we had was tasty and a decent pour (not "my bar at home during Covid pours" but still good!). The view is of buildings and the very top of the Superdome but it's in a city, what else do you want? The sunset made everything glow which was cool (in the winter you get a sunset with your happy hour)!It's definitely "3 seasons" with large windows that I assume are open in warmer weather. In colder weather they have heaters which is a nice touch. The staff was friendly and responsive. We have been making our list of things to see and do while here and they happily looked it over, giving us suggestions of where to go and where to avoid, which was very cool of them! It was most crowded around 5 and emptied out around 6. They stay open until 11, so not sure what the later night crowd looks like.They also have a pop up kitchen that is staffed by different restaurants each day (Check their website for who). We got tasty empanadas from Krewe du Crave.Check this place out, I think you'll be happy you did!

Service was good but I cannot believe I paid $15 for a margarita that didn't even fill half the glass.Love the ambiance but just not worth it.