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| Ampersand |
The Vibe: An industrial-looking
club with a motley crew of clientele. Sleepy? The ground floor is furnished with
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| Audubon
Club 1225 St. Charles Ave. New Orleans, LA Phone: (504) 566- 1717 | The
Vibe: A sprawling bar in a former flophouse that draws a preppy after-work
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| Kingpin | The
Vibe: A neighborhood bar that appeals to down-to-earth 20-somethings. The
Jungle Room in back is a surprisingly unkitschy homage to Elvis. When to go: First Wednesday of the month for wine tasting What to order: A dirty Pompadour or a Hip Shake, made of Chambord and amaretto. |
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| Napoleon
House 500 Chartres St. New Orleans, LA Phone: (504) 524- 9752 |
The Vibe: The must visit landmark
in the French Quarter. It opened in 1914 in a Spanish colonial structure dating
from 1797. | ||||||||||||||||
| The
Spotted Car | The
Vibe: A Boite for serious music lovers to hear live jazz from local legends.
Nothing fussy, but not a dive either When to go: Bands and performers change weekly, but popular vocalist Myshkin is a semi-regular on Tuesday nights. The bar sponsors a croquet game every Sunday at noon, just around the corner at Washington Square Park. |
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| Whiskey
Blue 333 Poydras St. New Orleans, LA Phone: (504) 525- 9444 |
The Vibe: The town's see-and-be
seen spot, in the W Hotel. The crowd, in more leather than linen, looks divine
under the blue-glow lights. The wafting incense counters the smoke. Dress to impress
(even the sexy waitresses do) or stay at home. Dress-down Dockers or a pair of
torn Levi's won't get you past the door. Call ahead and reserve your own cocktail
table. Spotted: Martin Scorsese, Magic Johnson. | ||||||||||||||||
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