Port Orleans Brewing

The front porch is welcoming and had it not been cold, we would have enjoyed the outdoor seating. Indoor seating was just as comfortable and quaint. The back of the house where the "real work" is done is cool to see while enjoying your brews and food.It was my husband, my sister and my first time visiting and Nikki was the best. She was knowledgeable about the beers and the descriptions of them. I'm a sour beer drinker so I had the Head Shrink Blue Raspberry Candy Sour. It is JUST as the name says, sour candy. So refreshing! *smacks lips* My husband had French coffee stout and the lavish latte. He enjoyed both, saying the description was the perfect fit. My sister had a daiquiri and the ABV was just what she needed. *winks*As snacks, we got green chili queso and guacamole with pico de gallo. Perfect combo with the beers. One of the coolest things is if they don't have a draft in a can, they can make you a single or a four pack on the spot. I wanted to take a few of the sours home but we're visiting and having to fly back. When we come back, we will definitely be back.

I love checking out breweries wherever I visit. This one had plenty of space with indoor, patio, and outdoor with games to play with the family. They had a bounce house, corn hole, etc. there was plenty of seating as well.There were multiple types of beer to try (as expected). I enjoyed an IPA and my boyfriend got a sour mango beer. It's not my type of beer but it was definitely different and I encourage everyone to try it.

I've always been a fan of Port Orleans since my first visit. They have a rotating selection of beers brewed in house. My personal favorite at the moment is the Oktoberfest, even if it's August and still in the 90s. You can't go wrong with the Jax beer, too. If you remember the old days, it's the same recipe and tastes just right. The staff is always friendly, especially when it's slow inside but also when they're busy. One thing that's important to know, they used to sell their beers in stores, but earlier this year they stopped, so the only way to have them is at the brewery now. They do sell beer to go, along with THC seltzers and a few NA options. If I had to make one complaint (and it's not even that serious of a complaint) it's that a lot of the beers are very high alcohol content. They have always been delicious when I've tried them but if I drink two of them the night is over! They are really good though. There is a good restaurant inside called Avo Taco. I haven't been there in a while so I will do a separate review later, or just try it while you're there!

This is one of my favorite breweries on the city. Nice set up with plenty of tvs to watch games, food onsite, lots of outdoor seating covered in front and open out back. Also nice inside area. They have fun with their beers and have some really nice options. I wish it was closer to where I lived but every time I'm over here I grab a beer or take sum TA GEAUX. staff is also very welcoming and nice.

We were waking around and thought we'd try this. Looked like it had a nice outside area but we stayed in. Big beer selection!!! Didn't they any food. Inside and bathrooms were super clean though. Cute place!

Beers and bros, came for trivia night and to try a new brew. The staff is always friendly even when they are swamped. Love this place.

Port Orleans Brewing is the New Orleans brewery I end up going to the most frequently out of all the breweries in NOLA. That might have something to do with the fact that I don't live very far away and it also is connected to the fact I find most of the beer here better than that at other breweries on average. The food space here is rented out to Avo Taco which has some decent to good tacos and other Mexican style food but I've found their burgers to not be among my top choices in the NOLA area. So if you are in the mood for some tacos the food here should work out for you pretty well although nearby Barracuda tacos are my vote for the best tacos in the area. Overall this is a nice brewery with a lot of good spaces to enjoy yourself with both indoor and outdoor patio spaces.My video review of Avo Taco's Burger along with a tour of Port Orleans Brewing:https://youtu.be/hwum_SRpMeQ

Nothing comfortable about this place. It's as if they're waiting for people to spill beer all over the tables and chairs and floor. That being said I have been there at least six times I was living maybe 8 blocks away on Tchoupitoulas Street and I just stopped to have a drink it's been a while, but I couldn't Invite any of my female friends because they mostly drink wine and they don't serve wine.

Games, tacos, and beers. Oh my! Port Orleans Brewing on Tchoup serves up something for various audiences--fresh pours for the craft brew lovers, TVs and video games for (e)sports enthusiasts, and a patio for the pups. The brewery often hosts events from trivia nights to live music afternoons. This is a wonderful spot to spend a day or night!

We are in town for a conference and we had an evening event happy hour planned here. Great setup, we were outside and while it rained, we had enough space for people to go in and find room to sit and stay dry. Very pleased with the service.We received excellent service from Rick and Julian at the bar. The feedback I got was that people really enjoyed the food and drinks here.I was very impressed with the way the food was delivered quickly and thank the event coordinator Andrew for his help. (Go Cubbies!)We got out of there shortly after 8. Got a ride home and I'm ready to relax it's been a long day. But had to give a shout out to the team here for putting on a kick ass event for us. Support small owned businesses!