Red Door

One night as i was leaving Wit's End I looked across the street and exclaimed (to no one in particular): "look, there's another bar". That bar just happened to be the Red Door Lounge so I crossed Canal and gave it a try.The bar is long and narrow. That isn't necessarily a bad thing, but I find bars like that are difficult to maneuver when filled with people. Lucky for me the bar was nearly empty so I was able to move freely.The bartender was friendly, and service was prompt. The beer selection was decent and prices seemed fair. I would probably classify it as a dive, but it seemed too well lit to be considered for full dive status.If you're in Mid-City and want a narrow, somewhat divey bar, check out Red Door.

I seen this bar but never really felt like venturing in. I came here a couple of nights ago after I left another bar. The bartender lady was really friendly and very helpful with me. I will admit that the booze here is not as cheap as some of the other bars in the area.The selection is okay I guess, not quiet a wide variety but still a few good gems in the mix. Believe it or not this place does yelp deals. You can get one free domestic beer of your choice when you check in. This was the very first time I used a yelp deal. I will definitely have to hit this place up more.This bar is tiny not much room in it. They have the bar area, and a pool table. They also have a touch tunes Juke box. The best thing about this place is that it is located by so many fine eateries. In short a great location, kickass juke box,awesome yelp deal, but very limited on space.

So I've been coming here steadily, probably at least once a week, since I wrote this first review... and the second time I visited, a bartender looked at me and said, "Hey, did you write something about us online?" He recognized me and remembered my name... as well as my drink! (Whiskey sour, or when I feel like mixing it up, a Tom Collins).Since then, both he and the other bartender (it's usually one of the two) have always remembered my drink, recognize my friends (who watch the football games here--they have tailgates with free food for the Saints games) and their Red Stripes. The owner, I think, is this friendly Asian dude who's always chatting it up as well. This spot is seriously such an awesome hangout, with colorful locals and the occasional fratty group looking for somewhere to cheer on LSU.

Red door is a true bar. Shotgun style with a long bar as you enter, juke box and pool table toward the back. Pleasant bartenders and a midcity crowd. Everyone there seemed to be enjoying their cold bev after a long week of work. Theyre located next to Venezia's ( my fav italian place) so you could order an awesome homemade pizza and then go next door for a cold one( free draft yelp check in) next door. Ask for the bartender, Veronica, if you find yourself there and enjoy some great conversation and relax.

Amanda was amazing. Great server and amazing food. Got the quail and Mac and cheese waffle. Also got the ahi tuna crisps. Amazing. All the food is was good and service was great.

I love this place especially TIFFANY she's the !!!! Clasp come and try their 35 shot, if complete you get a bad ass shirt.

I love this place! However, I may be biased. That little Asian man who owns the place is my uncle (in law). We come here at least once a week. It's the cheapest bar in the area and, until recently, the only place to serve buckets of beer. It only has one pool table but everyone is pretty good at sharing as long as you play them for it! The juke box has everything from mellancamp to gaga and you're bound to hear an amazing mix if you stay there long enough. The bartenders make an effort to remember you and you will meet quite a few characters Aka regulars. We adore this place and even had our "after after reception" here in the courtyard. Make plans to catch Endymion at this bar. It's got the best view of the parade, the only daiquiris for miles, and a bumping sound system operated by my husband.

This place is just a long narrow space with a long narrow bar. You can play pool, listen to the jukebox, and drink cheap drinks. The color scheme is red just like the door... well maybe more of a deep burgundy but that's just splitting hairs. There ALWAYS seem to be people in this joint and I think it might stay open 24/7. I've never done more than grab a few drinks in here when eating at one of the several area restaurants but service has always been good and it seems like a decent place to just hang out.

Your stumble into this bar will mostly find you an angry bartender with an axe to grind and the only way to portray her strife is by living it through you. There are far few cool bartenders thru which you wish to hang your hat at this bar. By the way, you will pay far too much more for your drink than its worth. You should probably shuffle on. I gave one star because I had to.Before you think it was just my experience, people outside the bar knew my grief and the person it was with. Apparently her animosity is legendary and neighborhood patrons avoid this bar because of her.

AMAZING atmosphere and one of my favorite neighborhood bars - however, Ryan (the bartender) is where it's at. Not only is he full of great energy, plays the best music, but he also gives the most beautiful display of service Within minutes, he will win you over from the moment you walk in and say "just one..." ‍ I always come back for the bar itself, but it's always a better time when he's in the building ayyyyeeeee Thanks bro!! Linds & Bender