Pelican Bar

Tried the flatbread as a mid day snack while in New Orleans. It was good, and the bar is located in a beautiful hotel lobby inside the Sheraton hotel. Service was quick and server was very helpful with her recommendations.

This bar is in the front lobby of the Sheraton and it gets a lot of foot traffic off Canal Street. The Bistro on the 2nd floor serves breakfast only now, so if hotel guests or others want to order food, they have to do it here.I was working and needed something quickly. I settled on their gumbo to go. It came in a small plastic container with crackers for $13. A bit pricey for the portion, but tasty. It had andouille sausage, chicken and crab. The bar itself is big and has ample seating all around, in addition to big screen tvs and nice artwork. Haven't tried the drinks yet but they always seem to have guests. Great location for it.

I walked by this place earlier in the day, it was very busy. Brightly colored décor, good energy when you walk in. Cheeseburger with friesOrdered medium rare, came medium. The fries were the highlight, they were dusted with something good. The food came out hot. Cobb saladCame with packaged dressing, common man, we are not at Habit Burgers. Our waiter was attentive but had no pulse, like he was sleepwalking. Does this guy work 3 jobs?I would give a 3.5 but I can't, does not deserve a 4.

Didn't want to go out in town so decided to dine here. All the tables were a mess. Single server was trying to make things happen, but really couldn't keep up. She began clearing the table, walked away for awhile then came back to take our order without clearing it. I asked that she clean the table before ordering. Food and drinks took a long time. Gumbo was small but great. Shrimp and grits were so, so. Overpriced and underwhelming.

Fun experience. Gets crowded and food menu is limited. Good hotel bay. Staff is helpful. Only issue is that for happy hour, they have one specialty drink. I went in and ordered it and the bartender stated they were out. Shoudn't I be able to order another drink for happy hour if they run out?

Hotel lobby bar. Worst Sazerac in New Orleans, unfortunately (mine had no sugar OR lemon). But it is cute and the ambience is nice. I don't imagine you would go unless you are staying in the Sheraton.

Visited on 03/08/20We had been walking all day and it was time for a quick stop, relaxation time so we got a spot on the sofa near the front area which allowed for people watching while we enjoyed a few drinks. Got a glass of Villa Pozzi moscato ($9) for myself, treated my friends to a Southern Pecan ($7.5), two Canebreaks ($7.5). We were able to chill out, sip our alcohol and late afternoon.

This bar is located at the Sheraton on Canal Street. It is situated smack dab in the middle of the lobby, with plenty of comfortable seating around the bar and plenty of tables. I've done Bourbon, Frenchmen and all that other jazz, but these days, I don't mind sitting at the hotel bar and enjoying cocktails with my friends. What started off as a plan on having a beer while we waited on our friends to head to Bourbon, ended up spending about 6 hours here. The bartenders were excellent and made us authentic New Orleans favorites like a Hurricane and Pimms Cup, not the sugary drinks you get on Bourbon. We also sampled some local beers as well. After ordering my first drink, the bartended placed a brown baggie with Zapps voodoo chips. It was a nice little snack while drinking beer. They have Tv's and will change it to whatever you want to watch if you ask. They also have two giant screens on both sides of the lobby.We ended up coming here before heading out all the other days we were in New Orleans. I would book at the hotel again specifically because of the cool bar.

While looking for a tourist attraction that peaked our interest, my friends & I sat down in the Sheraton hotel lobby for a drink. The very cute & modern menu included both food & beverages, alcoholic and non-alcoholic. I ordered a berry mojito ($13) & the Cajun wings ($13). My mojito was refreshing & tasty without being too weak or too strong. The wings were just the right amount of spice. Fried naked & tossed in a lovely Cajun sauce with ranch & blue cheese for dipping. I feel as though the wings were overpriced to not have come with a side but at the same time I'm not surprised with the bar being located inside the hotel. I would return for another drink or to try the cheesecake I have seen so many reviews about.

Wow $22 for a Tanqueray martini (before tip)? PLEASE! What if I'd have gotten a high end gin?! I'm used to chicago prices but come on, what a joke. Either the bartender is padding the bill or the hotel is out to lunch. Either way someone loses out on multiple drinks and/or a decent tip. Nice venue though.