Pat O'Brien's

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French Quarter
718 St. Peter Street, New Orleans, Louisiana 70116(504) 525-4823
Description: Not a Breeze, nor a Squall. The drink to have at Pat O'Brien's is its very own Hurricane, the dark rum and fruit juice concoction that has resulted in more Bourbon Street vomiting than possibly any other. Dating back ...Read More
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by tagasque

Fort Smith, Arkansas

August 1, 2006

Pat O'Briens is the place to sample a hurricane in New Orleans. It is divided into three seperate venues, the regular bar area, the piano bar and the courtyard (where the gift shop is located). We sat in the piano bar. Two pianos are set up on ...Read more

From journal New Orleans - 2006

Pat O’Briens

by princesscel

Visalia, California

August 12, 2005

They have very good food. I highly recommend the Hurricane. It is a must and has several different bars to hang out at. There is a very nice piano bar. They have a great and friendly staff, and it is right on Bourbon.

From journal Week in New Orleans

Pat O’Briens - Caught in a Hurricane
Pat O’Briens - Caught in a Hurricane

by Fatiga

Montevideo, Uruguay

May 30, 2005

This is a typical place where you can find businessmen coming for a drink after a hard convention day sitting next to a guy in his 20's on holidays with friends. Basically, it has two sectors, an open one in the back and a "bar" at the front. In ...Read more

From journal New Orleans in April

Pat O’Briens - Caught in a Hurricane
Pat O’Briens - Caught in a Hurricane

by Carmen

Cary, North Carolina

March 21, 2005

Best of IgoUgo I think it’s against the law to leave New Orleans without having had a hurricane at Pat O’Brien’s. I didn’t want to get arrested, or buck a trend, so I headed off to the famous establishment to partake of this famous drink. It was about 9pm on a ...Read more
Pat O’Briens

by L & RV

Bellbrook, Ohio

November 16, 2004

This is well worth the price, but don't get suckered into buying the glasses -- it seems like a great idea at the time, but then you get home and wonder what to do with them! We like to go in the late afternoon and sit beside the fountain. At ...Read more

From journal N'awlins



Pat O’Briens

by melissa_bel

Hautrage, Belgium

July 16, 2004

My favourite bar in New Orleans! At the corner of Royal street and St. Peter Street. You get in through a huge door and walk through the bar (dark and all made of brick) before reaching the courtyard and its magical with its nice fountain and lights ...Read more
Pat O’Briens

by bokcrazy

Atlanta, Georgia

February 5, 2003

Pat O's is a raucous place, and no trip to the French Quarter is complete without at least one visit to try their trademark drink, the Hurricane. The bouncers and bartenders were very friendly. Pat O's is one of the neighborhood places that stays ...Read more

From journal The Big Easy

Pat O’Briens

by gameprix1

New York, New York

March 12, 2002

Home of the famous Hurricane drink, or as they say, "A visit to Pat O'Brien's is not complete without a world-famous Hurricane!!" Just like most places in New Orleans, this place was fun from beginning to end. The bartenders were very cool and ...Read more
Pat O’Briens

by KJP

Dallas, Texas

September 29, 2001

Best of IgoUgo Yes, it's crowded. Yes, it's touristy. Yes, there are better mixed drinks to be had elsewhere. But Pat O'Brien's (504.525.4823) is still a cool place to relax and enjoy a frosty beverage. If it's not too hot outside and you can find a table, the ...Read more
Pat O’Briens

by mfs

Sea Girt, New Jersey

March 22, 2001

Best of IgoUgo Pat O’Briens is the home of the famous (or infamous if you ever had too many of them on an empty stomach) Hurricane—a fiery red concoction of alcohol and fruit juice served in a tall glass with several straws (with a $6 or so pricetag). Pat O’s is ...Read more