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About
BrewpubAmerican RestaurantCreole Restaurant
The Crescent City Brewhouse is one of New Orleans' premier restaurants and the only French Quarter microbrewery.
*Gluten Free Menu available
The atmosphere at the Crescent City Brewhouse is warm, relaxed and festive with LIVE JAZZ performed every evening by local musicians ... and monthly exhibits of local art to compliment your total Brewhouse experience!
We invite you to savor the food and the music as you enjoy the brew and the view --
and see how you can add French Quarter flair to your next special event at
the Crescent City Brewhouse!
Details
- Accepts reservationsAvailable
- DebitAvailable
- Accepts checksNot available
- [Free/Paid] wi-fiNot available
Location
Hours
Reviews
4.2
4,056 reviews
5 stars
2,216
4 stars
1,032
3 stars
410
2 stars
195
1 star
203
What are people saying?
AI-generated from recent customer reviews
Food Quality
Mixed reviews on food quality; some dishes praised while others deemed overpriced and lacking flavor.
Service
Service experiences varied; some customers praised staff for attentiveness and friendliness, while others reported neglect and poor service.
Atmosphere
Generally positive feedback on the atmosphere, with mentions of live music and a relaxed vibe.
Pricing
Many customers felt the prices were high for the quality of food and drinks, with some calling it a tourist trap.
Beer Selection
Beer selection received positive remarks, particularly the house brews, though some found them overpriced.
- CSChristine Strickland4 days ago5.0This establishment was BUSY, but we found room at the bar, and the bartenders are super efficient and friendly. My martini was a bit short for $22 but tasty. I got a soft shell crab poboy and it was perfectly made and well spiced. The atmosphere was upbeat and the location is within the heartbeat of NOLA.
- SFScott F5 days ago2.0The food was decent and the service was great, but holy moly was this place expensive for what it was. The value was just not there. Half dozen oysters, order of jambalaya, order of gumbo, and one beer. We somehow spent nearly $100 with tip on two people on what should've been more like $50. No thanks.
- CKC. KetchamNov 15, 20255.0I asked a random local for a brewery and without hesitation he said Crescent City Brew. All beers brewed in house (except for one). I tried the flight and enjoyed the variety of flavors. I grabbed the chicken sandwich and it was properly fried with loads of sauce. I highly recommend it for anyone.
- TLT LawNov 11, 20255.0You walk into this place and watch the bartender pour a beer in a way that you've never experienced in your life. You might think to yourself this guy doesn't know what he's doing. But the truth is, that's how beer is meant to be poured and served! A lot of history in this place. The food looks decent but the beer is perfect. Definitely stopping here for one or two when you're out and about.
- BMBailee MarieNov 3, 20251.0A couple of nights ago we visited here as our first stop in New Orleans. Our server wasn’t attentive and we had to wait quite a long time for refills on our drinks. The garlic parm fries were nasty, had zero flavor, and cold. At the time of our checkout the server got our three separate checks confused, so it took a long time to check out. Shit happens. After everything was said and done a few days later we noticed our card was charged TWICE. Spoke to Jodie who was very nice and expressed that we’d be able to get a refund and gave us Tess’s number (office lady) to do so. After speaking with Tess, she asked “why can’t your friends just Venmo you???” She was very passive aggressive, very rude and refused a refund. As someone who manages a restaurant myself it was super unprofessional and not how you handle these situations. It was YOUR restaurant staffs mistake. Not that it matters, but we will not be returning. Moral of the story, check your bank statements, don’t get the parm fries, and don’t expect professionalism from Tess.
Frequently Asked Questions About Crescent City Brewhouse
Does Crescent City Brewhouse accept reservations?
Yes, Crescent City Brewhouse accepts reservations to ensure you have a table when you arrive.
What type of cuisine does Crescent City Brewhouse offer?
Crescent City Brewhouse offers American and Creole cuisine, featuring a gluten-free menu as well.
What are the operating hours of Crescent City Brewhouse?
The Brewhouse is open Monday through Thursday and Sunday from 11:00 AM to 10:00 PM, and on Friday and Saturday from 11:00 AM to 11:00 PM.
Is there live music at Crescent City Brewhouse?
Yes, live jazz performances by local musicians take place every evening for a lively dining experience.
Does Crescent City Brewhouse have wheelchair accessible facilities?
Yes, the restaurant has a wheelchair accessible entrance, parking, and seating to accommodate all guests.
Can I find free Wi-Fi at Crescent City Brewhouse?
Yes, free Wi-Fi is available for customers at the Brewhouse.
What is the recommended attire when visiting Crescent City Brewhouse?
The dress code at Crescent City Brewhouse is casual, so you can feel comfortable while enjoying your meal and music.
Are pets allowed at Crescent City Brewhouse?
No, Crescent City Brewhouse does not welcome dogs inside the establishment.
What are some nearby places I can visit before or after dining at Crescent City Brewhouse?
Nearby you can explore the French Market Inn hotel, visit the Visitor Information center for tours, or shop at Rainbow Gifts and Mask Factory for souvenirs and flowers.
How can nearby transit or services help me plan my visit to Crescent City Brewhouse?
You can stop by Visitor Information nearby for travel services and tours, or rent a bike from Get Up N Ride Nola to conveniently explore the French Quarter before or after your meal.
Are there other dining options near Crescent City Brewhouse?
Yes, nearby eateries include I Love Noods Nola for Asian cuisine and Bubble Tea, Oyster Bar New Orleans for seafood, and Cafe Maspero offering Cajun and Creole dishes.