Pirates Alley Cafe Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Tony Seville’s Pirate’s Alley Cafe was was a fun place to stop when walking around. Down the alley by the Faulkner House, this is a chill place to grab a drink. I was actually surprised this place wasn’t busier. It’s got good theming and has a fun vibe. Wife and I split a Pirate Punch on our way through. Only down side is that it is cash only. Would have had another drink or two when going by, but we were out of cash when going back and didn’t want the ATM fees. Check this place out!

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One of the more unique things in New Orleans you’ll find this bar tucked in near Jackson Square on the side street. Definitely worth it to visit. Good place to get different types of absinthe as well as they have a wide selection to try. Make sure to swing by next time you need a place to sit and grab a good drink. Fun place to people watch as well, as you can sit at the nearby tables and watch the tours go by!

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This place is wonderful. Classic New Orleans haunt right by St Louis Cathedral. The owners Tony Thais are delightful. Lots of outdoor seating, plus a couple spots to sit inside. Full bar and good cold beer. Friendly cool bartenders. Great place if you want to try an absinthe mysterious green spirit with a long history. Highly recommend this place!!

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Really cool place to buy absinthe, many options. Claim to be the closest bar to a church in the United States. Claimed 13'

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Felt sorry for bartender on New Year’s Eve. Her help called in! She was awesome. Made great drinks. Try the absynthe

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