Touché Bar

Great old style, cocktail bar with delicious food from the connected Omni Hotel. For food, we tried the club sandwich and prime rib po'boy both served with fries. Both sandwiches were plentiful and delicious with hot, perfectly salted fries. Donna, the bartender, was the reason we returned several times during our visit. She's friendly yet no-nonsense style when managing the clientele. Makes great drinks and conversation. She's efficient and attentive. We also had the pleasure of being served by Kevin. Also an engaging, friendly and attentive bartender. Locals were stopping in for drinks and also ordering takeout which is proof of a good environment and tasty food. The bartenders are the key to this type of bar and Donna and Kevin fit the bill.

What I like about this place is that it is intimate and cozy. Staff was super friendly. We didn't stay too long but felt very welcome and eager to go back and try the food I heard about. The bartender was great and even gave us Halloween candy and when I mentioned that it was my friends birthday, he gave her a birthday shot

Kevin our bartender was AMAZING! No other words to describe it!! He was extremely welcoming, friendly, gave us great tips about the city and where to go. I would go back to this bar just for him!! He was super quick with our drinks; so professional, and truly had a "sales gene" driven attitude. It was such a refreshing experience!!

One of my favorite little watering holes in New Orleans! Service is always friendly and good, the place is quaint and inviting, and it just feels like that great neighborhood bar. It has a lower level that has the feel of a 70s living room. Beautiful brick walls and a great old wood bar. Raishan is a great bartender too!

I dove in here from the rain and a nice young woman was be rordered a Paloma which has become one of my favorite mixed drinks behind the counter. It was a bit tart, but definitely yummy.I feel like the price was high, $13.25. Oh well!

Busy little friendly neighborhood bar smack in the middle of the French Quarter. No frills. Expect a mix of locals and tourists alike. You might find wide eyed visitors engaging in conversation next to a local stopping in on their way home from work, etc. They serve a lighter menu from the attached Rib Room kitchen. Their Bloody Mary's are the stuff of legend.

We had the most awesome most ridiculous time at this bar! We had a full day that included Garden District, Magazine Street, and ended it with a food and cocktail tour. We were pretty much dead from so much during the day so as we finished with the food tour we just strolled around and spotted Touche' which looked like a great place to just unwind and chill. Boy were we right! Awesome little dive bar and just what we needed! We had an absolute blast shooting the shit with other patrons in the bar - we chatted it up with locals and swapped stories with tourists - getting and giving recommendations on stuff to do while in town. The bar is open to the street and we kept waving at passersby pretending that we knew them and got a handful of people to come into the bar (you're welcome for the extra business LOL). We laughed so much this night and chefs from the connecting restaurant kept stopping over to see what all the fun was about! Definitely my kind of neighborhood bar - nestled right in the Quarter but the opposite of Bourbon St craziness... blink and you'll miss it, but definitely park your butt here if you can!

Cozy. Friendly. All you would hope for in a bar, but unexpected in a touristy area like the French Quarter. The bartender took pity on us when one of our dogs made a dash for the bar's air conditioning. Turns out these desert dogs had gotten surprisingly dehydrated on this hot and humid day. He supplied water and interaction with no expectation of compensation. We did buy some bottled water for the road, a small gesture of thanks for the twenty minutes we occupied his time.

The bar is fantastic. "Kevin's place" should be the new name.Kevin the bartender was a delight to chat with. And absolutely gem of New Orleans. The vibe was a quiet reprieve to the chaos of Burbon St. a little music would be nice to have for background sound. But it's a quaint spot with a nice atmosphere, highly recommend.

Great bar in New Orleans, not the normal chaos. Servers were terrific. Drinks were delicious. The only constructive criticism I have is that the bar/facility definitely needs some branding. We had to ask the bartender what the name of the place was!