Three Muses

Feeling let down. The only reason I give two stars is because the spot supports local musicians and artists which I appreciate. We had been looking forward to coming to the restaurant for some time, as the themed cocktails sounded good and the idea of Korean-Creole fusion was interesting. However, the rude service and insane prices made the experience unbearable. The service is probably some of the worst I've had. We came when the restaurant opened at six and waited 45 minutes to get our drinks. It was another 30 to get the bill. We decided to finish our drinks and leave, as it would've been another hour to get a couple sandwiches. Additionally, we saw the bartender snap at another customer for questioning why his bill was so high when he had only ordered one drink. Very unpleasant to witness and a severe mood-killer. For four watered-down cocktails, the gratuity fee (which applies for parties of one and higher, ridiculous, I know), and the live music charge, our bill came out to $80. Without food... The cocktails were subpar, in NOLA you can get something better for less, and the 20% gratuity charge is the ultimate kick in the face. I do support the live music charge ($3 per person), but $80 for four drinks and no food is mind-boggling. There are better spots with kinder service and more reasonable pricing, spend your money and your night elsewhere.

Live music at this venue was fantastic!! We heard the Orphaned Storyline band - very entertaining, talented, and fun! Food came out quick and service was good, jazz club vibes. We loved the cauliflower bites with the spicy Korean Gochujang sauce but the chicken rice bowl was underwhelming, I did not like the seasoning of chicken. You're likely better off with the Bulgogi Bowl instead.The muse fries were undercooked and very litely seasoned. They were decent with Louisiana hot sauce and ketchup but nothing special.

The only way to get a table is to order something from their menu. The other option is bar seating. The bar was full when we arrived on Saturday 7:30 December 7th.We wanted to sit so we ordered the chocolate bread pudding. They were out of ice cream, which it usually comes with it. It was rich and warm, it would have been better with ice cream, but it was still good. It was worth it just to get a seat.The vibe was enthusiastic and upbeat. I highly Reccomend the Three Muses.

Wanted to love it but messaging is confusing from website to their schedule. We went tonight and totally felt for the server, who it turns out was the cook but they didn't have enough staff. Owner has a chip on her shoulder which needs to be knocked off. We went with our kids and for 45 minutes of music, 2 drinks and 2 mocktails plus fries we never received it was $80. We paid and left. Was so hopeful and then disappointed. Sure it's a charm of the area but was super unpleasant for us. $100 for 45 minutes because we wanted to tip the band.

We LOVED watching The Slick Skillet Serenaders. The bar is so intimate and cozy with plenty of seating. One drink minimum per set and just a total chill vibe. Exactly what we were looking for on Frenchmen Street. The musicians are wonderful and super talented.

We loved this place. We needed a late lunch after a long day of walking around, and wow! We were so satisfied. The drinks were outstanding - fancy cocktail bar worthy but in an approachable setting. The musicians were talented and the service was friendly. If I was a local, this would be in the regular rotation.

This small restaurant with a small menu does it right. The ambiance, service, jazz musicians are awesome. We came on a Saturday evening for early dinner at 7pm and were greeted by very friendly staff. Not only were we seated quickly, we were given some amazing advice on the menu items.We ordered the Korean fried chicken sandwich, Ms Moons bulgogi rice bowl, and the muses fries. The muses fries came tossed in a Korean seasoning and served with a side of lemongrass ginger aioli. We also added the Alfredo sauce and the debris, which was pulled pork with gravy. This appetizer was very good, I preferred the Alfredo sauce than the debris but both were tasty.The Korean fried chicken sandwich had a decent sized super crispy chicken patty with amazing seasoning. Paired with the slaw and their Korean sauce, this dish became my favorite. My meal came with either fries or gumbo and I opted for the chicken gumbo. My wife had the bulgogi bowl which goes away from the original bulgogi flavors but still tasty in itself.The topper for this place was the jazz music. Awesome performers and great acoustics in this small room.

We wandered into the Three Muses while exploring Frenchman St after finishing our tattoos at the Electric Ladyland shop. We were encouraged to go in to Three Muses by my what appeared to be, a local gentleman sitting outside touting about their food offerings. Unfortunately, they were not serving hot food at that time but we did sample the drink menu...it was sparse due to the staff not knowing where to locate all the necessary ingredients for all the cocktails on their menu but I lucked out and they had what was needed for the signature martini I longed for as well as for my husbands go to, Long Island. Both were good! Strong and tasty. Cute establishment, great art on the walls and they have live music in the evenings

- Po boys great. - Drinks amazing. The Muse. Perfection, balanced, delicious.- Music so wonderful. So talented, so smooth and easy and natural. I could listen all night.Loved it all. Thank you!!!

We were verbally told at door no fee to enter. No warning for cover charge and the tiny font stating 20% mandatory gratuity is easily missed. NEVERgoing back. Pity because the music was good.