Bourbon Street Bar & Grille

We tried it because it was included in eat and play discount card, so glad that we did the food was amazing! We had a burger which came with chunky wedges and the cajun chicken pasta they were both delicious. We will definitely go back. The hurricane and swamp juice cocktails were both nice and only $6, the carafe of cocktail was great value at $24 you got about 8 of the cocktail glasses out of it! (we also got 15% off those prices with the discount card)

Incredible food and great service! A cosy and atmosphere bar and restaurant showing sports and serving some wonderful food and drinks. The brisket offered no resistance to a knife at all, it was so tender and cooked amazingly well. The house ale had a nice caramel taste to it (without being too sweet) and it was easy to put a few of them away! The selections of starters and desserts also did not fail to impress. Nice and close to Times Square so drop in and have an amazing meal. Bring your appetite!

Greetings from Chicago! I ordered the cajun pasta. Very good. Noodles not over cooked at all. Sausage was flavorful in pasta but over cooked. Wide selections of scotch and bourbons, including blue label. A bit. More expensive than whats its worth but id return. Pasta is a single serving not for two. Good flavor!

This is Manhattan's Saints bar! I did not know this Big Easy bar existed until we were looking for a place to watch the Saints destroy the Eagles. From the outside, this looks like a normal restaurant. On the inside, this place is a wintry wonderland on the bayou. Even though it was mid-January, the Christmas lights were out in full force. There are tons of TVs and the food is cajun-amazing. Highly recommend the shrimp and bread / mozzarella sticks / brownie dessert. If you're lucky enough to get a table during the Saints game, you're in for a treat. The crowd is friendly and enthusiastic. It will get crowded, but everyone will bond over their dislike for whatever team the Saints is playing. There's an upstairs area, but it seems quiet and you can't see the TVs well.

Oh my god.... that spinach artichoke and crab dip was to die for. Worth every single penny. I wouldnt recommend the etoufee if you are from the LA. It is really good, but $32 for the plate was double what i expect to pay. Im sure it is just that is expensive to bring to NYC. I was hopping for a lma handful morw crawfish and a slightly thicker roux. The random couple of tomatos should be taken out and the veges chopped finer. Place is beautiful, staff friendly, drinks yummy, fast, fresh. 100 out of 10 recommend .

The place seems gimmicky and I was concerned but the reviews were great and food sounded good. Walking in and I was blown away, it was very clean and the holiday decorations were some of the best we've seen. The food was also way better than I expected. My only gripe is that we went in for lunch on a Sunday afternoon during a Saints game. It took about 2 hours to get a drink and food. We did have to tell the waitress that we were on a deadline. We didn't wait at all to be seated but did wait a long time to eat. It being during game day and the fact that the majority of the people were there for a game, its not fair to take ratings away. I had crab Mac and cheese and my girlfriend had jumbalya. Both were great.

As you can see I love everything about New Orleans... And the food of course...Look like the bars at the French Quarter which I love, it is cosy, a little dark which is perfect for a bar in my opinion and super clean... Finding this place made me so excited... the food was unreal... fresh, warm and delicious... nice salad, perfect jambalaya pretty close to New Orleans style... chicken quesadilla was so tasty also... for the main I ordered a bourbon street style burger which was amazing as well... everything came up pretty quick and the service was perfect... the highlight of my diner was the dessert... as we ordered the fixed menu we had a desert at the end... so i chose the bourbon street pecan pie with pecan ice cream... it was divine... One thing I liked in this place is that they have great cocktails with reasonable prices... you should try the hurricane cocktail which is a New Orleans famous drink and it was as good as the original I had in a famous bar at the French Quarter... so happy I discovered this bar and definitively 5 stars for everything without a question... I felt I was in Big Easy...

From a tourist's point of view, this was an excellent choice to get a decent meal after spending the entire day checking the sights. We immediately fell in love with the decor and atmosphere. The staff is friendly and attentive; the service quick. To get more bang for your tourist bucks, go for the prix fixe when available. You'll be satisfied.